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mollie hemingway joins us this morning. , if you break down those numbers, as i say, 74% of independents want more funding for the u.s. border. how big ab a issue do you think the -- an issue do you think the border will be for republicans? >> well, it's a reminder how big of an issue it was in 2016 after many years of neglecting the border from 2016 to 2020. a lot of effort was put into securing the border. but president biden ran on opening the border. some of his most important first day actions in office a were to open up that border. and he's been pretty steadfast about keeping it open since then with the millions of crossings of illegal immigrants. so for democrat, it's an important issue to keep it open or so they thought, but as you see with these numbers, because of the problems caused by the open borders, because of what's happening in cities, a lot of people even in blue cities are strongly rejecting the biden administration and democrats' position of open borders but in where near enough is being done by republic

mollie hemingway joins us on that ahead. >> sandra: may be a birthday president biden wants to forgetesent he wants to forget, and a new poll, a majority of voters believe he's too old for the job. next on what the oldest president in american history can do right now to assure americans ahead of the next election. >> in the last couple of weeks we have seen this incredible sort of turn, you know, at the highest levels among democrats and the media starting to raise the alarm that they believe they have a real problem. (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. (fisher investments) no. we structure our fees so we do better when our clients do better. that might be why mos

mollie hemingway, sean hannity ,embers president trump, members of congress. you can go down the list. that's who they went after. o and here's the kicker. >> it was all true stuff. or some cases it was satire wase a joke, but it was all true. and yet they went after it all r fa this organized fashion wherei they limited how the reachsh it would have, the visibility filtering they did. and they took thingse down. that's how egregious this was. all right. let me how ask you about whye as that you had an opportunity to grill today, because we tod learned from the irs whistleblowers and they tookisto contemporaneous notes that mr. weiss said he had no power to bring any charges, investigative charges, to hunter biden and jurisdiction outside of his his own. now, correct me if own i'm wron didn't mr. weiss and did merrick garland testify to jus t opposite? >> yeah. merrick garland said he had ultimately thought he, in fact,h david weiss this summer toldis u us three different things in an 33 day time period. june 7th, he writes me and saysh ,i have ultimate author

joining me is mollie hemingway and. who is biggest winner last night? >> mollie: same as it has been, which is donald trump who succeeds by not showing up. i agree, ron desantis had the best answers, understanding the policy best. not surprising so many in the media claim it was nikki haley. >> laura: what do you think? >> i think mollie is right, the debate is for runner-up. what is the point of continuing the charade? trump is 50 points above everybody on the stage except desantis, nobody comes close to him. he is what the primary voters want and the other candidate need to -- >> i think vivek ramaswamy had a good night. he is coming on the show. >> mollie: he doesn't have a political background, the previous nominee was an outsider and it was fresh and exciting. >> also the only one aligned with gop primary voters when it comes to foreign policy. 62% of republican voters do not want to continue sending dollars to ukraine. everybody except ron desantis supports the blank check. no more. >> laura: trump, ramaswamy and desantis, when you add up their sup

joining me now is byron york, mollie hemingway, mark levine. mark, joe biden i don't think is going anywhere. but can you deny there is momentum building to push him out? they see numbers "new york times" is reporting, abc news, sienna, every poll out there and is nightmare for biden. >> mark: democrats worry about everything, democrats support joe biden, he has integrity to be president. >> laura: oh, really? >> yes, donald trump testified today it is a choice. >> laura: we're talking about biden, the guy you say has integrity to be president, where has he demonstrated integrity? invoking family tragedy to empathize with someone from nuj natural disaster? >> on the international stage, harry thruman, ronald reagan, no one stood up for democracy more than joe biden. >> lawrence: foreign policy angle not to be understated, even "new york times" reporting on ukraine, head of defense ministry of ukraine said we're at stalemate. >> mollie: when trump was media, the media said if he were elected president, we would have civil war break out. instead

we have people that worked in this building that were censored, mollie hemingway, sean hannity and newtsite babylon bee had to be censored. think about the 2020 election, georgia, arizona, wisconsin by far less than 1 percentage p point, here is challenge for the gop. home page of "new york times" "washington post," cnn.com, you don't find one story on what jim jordan exposed yesterday. censorship because they know they are culpable. >> todd: jim jordan said it is bigger than we originally thought. what stood out to me, dhs said it could not endorse system to flag disinformation, so got stanford to do that for them. that should raise concern more than wooech seen or equally so with what we have seen with the antisemitism response at stanford. >> joe: ivy league of the west. >> todd: house advancing a bill to censor rashida tlaib. 22 democrats join majority of republicans. what is your reaction to the censorship vote? >> joe: kudos to those who voted to censor rashida tlaib. when you use a term from the river to the sea, it is clear to what that means to the terror groups out there, mean

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all right, joining me now mollie hemingway fox news contributor byron york, washington examiner markevin, former democrat member of the virginia house of delegates. mark, joe biden, i don't think, is going anywhere. but, can you deny that there is momentum building to push him out because they see the numbers that the "new york times" is reporting, abc news is reporting. siena, pretty much every poll out there. and it is a nightmare for biden. >> democrats often get worried about all kinds of things. but, every democrat i know from firmly supports joe biden. i think they understand that he has the integrity to be president. >> he has the integrity? >> he does. >> donald trump testifying about how all. >> laura: again we are talking about biden. >> but the election is a choice. >> the guy you say has the integrity to be president. where has he ever demonstrated integrity? >> look on the international stage. >> family's tragedy to actually like empathize with someone from a huge natural disaster? >> laura, look on the international stage, harry truman, ronald reagan and joe biden no. o

joining me is chris bedford editor at the common sense society and mollie hemingway editor and chieferalist." chris, americans have said this over and over and over again this is not working, this economy. can you hide certain things when you are president. blame other people for so much. but, when people go to the grocery stores and can't walk out for two measly bags of groceries for under 80 bucks. people have to notice that people have to pull back all of their budgets all over. it's not just a messaging problem. it's a problem with the economy like you said. democrats haven't gotten the slap on the wrist that they expect. they performed beyond what they expected to perform in 2021, and this most recent election, so they don't have the same reasons to really pull back and right now you got a lot of folks completely ideological in that white house saying we need to double down on abortion. we need to double down on dreamers, double down wherever. and everything else will figure itself out. >> laura: taylor lorenz esteemed journalists at "the washington post" believe that bad storie

joining us now mollie hemingway editor and chief of the federalist and kayla mcgee white washington examinerllie, who was the biggest winner last night. >> probably the same as it has been for every debate which is trump who succeeds by not showing up at these debates and that is a significant issue. i agree with you that ron desantis had the best answers. he understands the policy the best. it's not surprising that they would -- that you would have so many people in the media claiming that it was nikki haley. >> laura: what do you think? >> i think desantis did a great job at making sure that he stays in second place and nikki haley third place. mollie was right the runner-up and who is going to be in second and third place. what's the point of continuing the charade. trump is 50 points bo every single person on that stage except for desantis. no one comes close to him. he is what the primary voters want. >> also true that vivek ramaswamy had a very good night. >> laura: going to get to him. he is coming on the show in a moment. can you give us your take. >> willing to say things that are t

. >> harris: molly hemingway and jonathan kott, former senior advisor to senator manchin and partnertal council. i will come to you about your former boss, senator manchin, and ask is this just a trial balloon for running for president? jonathan. >> i think it is just him wanting to go around the country to see if he can mobilize what he thinks is the majority of americans who are centrists and like to get stuff done and don't care about partisan politics. who don't spend their life on twitter and see if he can give them a voice. i will also point out i didn't know what he was doing when i worked for him for eight years. i may not know exactly what he will do next but i always listened to him. he is bluntly honest and usually gives you exactly what he is feeling. i feel like he is going to go around the country, he is in georgia today talking at a johnny isaacson civility and bipartisan forum and that's what he will keep doing. >> harris: always nice to get a plug in for your former boss. he will have a hard time winning if he ran in the state of west virginia. molly, look, some of h

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jason riley, "wall street journal" columnist and senior fellow at the manhattan institute and mollie hemingwayikes to see reunited with family members. the concern, however, is what can take advantage of this pause to regroup. to say plan new attacks and so forth. that is the big concern here. the reality is we know the hostages are their only leverage. they are unlikely to ever give up all of these hostages. israel knows that. and my big concern right now is what we heard from kirby. some others in the administration. trying to micromanage how israel goes about doing. this they want to extend this pause as long as possible. the problem here is that what they really want to do is keep israel from completing its mission, which is to eliminate hamas. and so this cease-fire has to stop at some point and i think the sooner the better. >> mike: let's put on a screen a tweet from president biden. he says hamas unleashed a terrorist attack because they fear nothing more than israelis and palestinians living side by side in peace to continue down the path of terror, violence, killing and war is to giv

this dealt with senator tillis out of north carolina, president trump, sean hannity, molly hemingway,are we to understand how this works and how it applied to the election of 2020? >> it's a good example of why this organization shouldn't exist period. if they were looking for civil rights violations, we would understand. but when you are looking for what is in the eye of the beholder, an opinion of what is inappropriate, the bias comes in very, very quickly and that's what happened here. conservatives were nine plus to one taken down or throttled. in some cases we were reduced in what was seen, not completely taken down. that's the cruelest of all types of events where you don't know that no one is seeing you but virtually no one is seeing you. >> bill: is the eip still in existence and will it be in 2024, yes or no? >> in 2024 it may be. in 2025 with a new president we expect these systems not just one name but many names, including at the state department, to go away. and that will be a job for the next president is to actually take down these institutions, some of which were forme

philip wegmann and mollie hemingway editor and chief at "the federalist."how big a split it is and how public it is? >> yeah. what happened in israel on october 7th, that's one of the easiest, moral tests of our time, whether you can condemn that or not. and the vast majority of americans are utterly appalled by what hamas did. but the problem for democrats is that they have a very significant portion of their party that tremendously is unable to condemn. a lot in political activism core on college campuses. they are having a difficult time talking clearly about this because of the political repercussions in play in certain localities and states like michigan where they comprise a bigger part of their base. >> vince, it's hard to overlook what hamas charter says it's supposed to do but hamas leader, hamas official speaking out. take a listen. >> isra no place on our land wet remove country constitutes military, political and catastrophe to the arab and islamic nation it. must be finished. we he are not ashamed to say this with full force. we must teach isra

let's bring in our panel juan williams, mollie hemingway editor and chief at "the federalist."." byron, your thoughts on this how it's come together and how the administration is handling it. >> first of all, it's a good thing having 50 israeli hostages released is a lot better than having none released. on the other hand, every time israel lets up, in its attack every 24-hour period where it stops the attack is time for hamas to regroup and recover a little bit and extends the period of time that it takes israel to do what it feels it needs to do in gaza. so it does extend things. it shows the power of taking hostages to capture the entire world's imagination and to force this sort of thing. but, net-net, you have got to say if you can save these people's lives, it's a good thing. >> bret: yeah. the israeli prime minister, benjamin meeting with his cabinet tonight, juan. deciding whether to go forward with this. it seems like they are getting to that point. and we'll see if it all comes together. >> yeah. i think what we have heard from u.s. officials is positive. what we have

mollie hemingway, governor mike huckabee, newt gingrich, tom fenton and so many others. really? wow! here with the latest is house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan. congressman, sorry to ask the selfish question first, but i feel my privacy has already been invaded. that is why i have not had an e-mail account for years and years. it seems like the government is perfectly fine with releasing my private text messages with paul manafort, my private text messages with people that work for the government, my private text messages on january 6th. so i don't really have privacy. they were censoring me. our government was involved in this. do i have any recourse in this legally? >> we have introduced legislation that would give you some records and would hold these people accountable. that is something we are pursuing. here is the real take away. the censorship industrial complex was bigger than we thought. it wasn't just big government working with big tech to limit your speech and limit tweets and posts on facebook. it was big government, big universities and big tech all work

let's bring in our panel, mollie hemingway, editor and chief at "the federalist." d leslie marshall democratic strategist. mollie, the white house continues to talk about the substance, the numbers, how great they are and, yet, the disconnect continues to grow. each poll continues to see this separation about what people are feeling at their kitchen table. >> yeah, the strategy from the white house seems to be to present a very happy-go-lucky attitude about the situation either with the economy or with the border, crime, or the global situation. and the problem that they face is really just the facts, what people are experiencing with their take-home pay. what they see happening in cities. what they are seeing happening throughout the world. and being told that things are better than they are is not likely to change things. the real clear politics polling average does this interesting thing where they show where you are right now in the race vs. where we were four years ago. four years ago joe biden had like pretty consistently very big leads, like 10 point leads. i

josh kraushaar of fox news radio political analyst and mollie hemingway, editor and chief at "the federalistoing after hamas looks like has just raised a lot of eyebrows, caused a lot of concern, mollie. and obviously has the administration pushing for more humanitarian pauses. >> yeah. when you heard kirby say that they didn't support necessarily israel occupying gaza after the conflict is over, first off, i'm not entirely sure that the united states is in a position to lecture other people how to handle things after how they handled afghanistan and winning that war. there is also this issue that the biden administration claims that hamas is not the true representative of the palestinian people. if they believe that, then they certainly have to believe that there has to be a chance here for the palestinians to get some sense of order absent hamas or islamic jihad. and that is not going to happen unless you exert sole control. >> there is this focus on this pause and the humanitarian aid going in and effort to gets who tanks out not demand that hostages come out first. i mean it seems like t

so let's bring in our panel to talk about it will mollie hemingway. juan williams. all right. welcome, everyone. we're getting a lot of breaking news from both sides out of this meeting that's just been concluded between presidents xi and biden. i want to put up here because this is one of issues we are told that they did talk about in depth, fentanyl. what has been happening at our border? you can see the increase there. in 2023, we're told 27,000-plus pounds were seized and that it just takes a ci a citizeny bif this. do you think confidence in ability to crack down. >> yeah it. will be difficult to accept that without any evidence supporting it in light of how it is advantageous to china to manufacture this fentanyl that's flowing across the border because of our border policies. it works out pretty well for them. so, whether they would do anything to fix that is really in dispute. the relationship between china and the u.s. clearly economically intertwined. janet yellen has said she would like to deepen the economic relationship. a lot of american

. >> mollie hemingway is the editor in chief of the federalist and 48 hour saga on is the author of bad newsay how woke media is undermining democracy. they both us now.. welcome to both of you, ladies. love having you on. si'm going to start with you, mollie. i mean, call me cynical, but you knowe cynica, the day ar this, you know, thing by comad o proves that, you know, 10% get really did go to the big guy. all of a sudden, we get this weepd byy op ed by hunter biden. >> yeah, it's a really amazing claim made by hunter biden.dalld i think he's trying to say i that he peddled influence for his family and took money from corrupt entities across much of the world because he was an addict. f that doesn't seem like the best defense, first of all. but secondly, it has nothing to do with what the rest of the family participated in. this influence scheme.t to and yes, the day before we learn that 10% went to thene big guy, joe biden, from what,id just one of these deals that hunter biden was involved in. itd it'sdon't wao sa i don't way that the that the addiction has nothing to do with it, b

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