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members of congress voted against it, my next guest is one of them, arizona republican congressman andy biggs. first question, what the heck were you thinking about? >> what i am thinking about is this has been hyperbola and the politicization that has gone on, the administration has done a good job, $2.5 billion before and after the vote. that is what i said i would vote for. that -- chuck schumer politicized this and they backed into the 8 billion-dollar money amount and 1 billion of that overseas. they needed $2.5 billion. if they come back 3 months later, whatever, we can do it. just because it is the right thing to do doesn't mean you triple the money that is put to

stuart: congressman andy biggs joins me now.ll get to the border in a moment but i really want to ask about the news we just received the china's leader xi jinping will travel to moscow meeting vladimir putin in the coming months. sounds like they are ganging up against america and europe, escalating the tension that is already there. what do you think president biden should do? >> i think what biden should do is what he should have been doing all along, reaching a diplomatic solution to the dispute between ukraine and russia. he has failed utterly to do that. instead of return ratcheted up, going to ukraine offering another $500 billion is a huge huge problem. we have been fighting a cold war with china for several years, but now we are in full on proxy war with russia and it will take great diplomacy to try to ratchet this down. stuart: are you blaming president biden for this escalation here? >> i am blaming president biden, absolutely. it is his foreign policy that allowed the russians to invade in the first place. i also bl

house lawmakers congressman andy biggs and congress woman debbie let's go, both from arizona. joining us tonight. let me start with you, congresswoman. was there anyas consideration to the united states constitution, did not even come up when the democrats come up about this? >> of course not, jason. this is just another example of an unconstitutional power grab by the democrats and also a radical bill that to keep passing out of the house. they have this one. just yesterday they passed a bill that would undermine police so theyhe couldn't do their job. they want to give $1200 payments to illegal immigrants, they want to give free health care to illegal immigrants. these are all bills they passed out of the house. if the democrats control the house, the senate, and the presidency after november, all of that stuff will be the law of the land. i hope our listeners are listening to that.

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joining us tonight, congressman andy biggs of arizona, congressman biggs also serving on the house judiciary committee and the science -based technology committee, member of the house freedom coccus. it's great to have you with us. let's turn first, the pentagon announcing plans for a large troop withdrawal by the middle of march, fall by complete withdrawal in syria by april. isn't it about time as the president stated in his state of the union, indeed, and i think briefly stated, great nations do not fight the endless wars. >> is going to bring that up. i think that's exactly right. he laid out the broad scope. he's now directed his generals, he is the commander-in-chief. the generals are obeying and following that command. i know we'll take care of our partners in the kurds who helped us fight isis. i know we have nato allies, turks and we also have to continue to monitor what is going on with isis. the reality is, we have been in some of these places in the middle east for 18 years. in the president's right, we can't keep fighting these endless wars. >> lou: the president is right. as yo

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>> julie: republican congressman andy biggs of arizona is calling out on president trump to expand his task for saying it's holding back the economic recovery. here's what he says. "dr. anthony fauci and dr. deborah birx continue to contradict many of president trump's stated goals and actions for returning to normalcy. as we know more about the covid-19 outbreak, this is causing panic that compromises our economic recovery." it is no surprise that, as states reopen and the economy reopens, but we saw our job numbers go up this week, which is a great thing. to keep those numbers going up and keep people safe, the coronavirus task force needs to make it very clear that, in order for the country to reopen, people do you need to abide at least by social distancing if off the mask. and to remember that the mask doesn't protect you only, but protects others from you. do not just doing it for yourself. this should not be a political issue.

arizona, andy biggs of saying yesterday's announcement that arizona would postponing the fall school semester and it produced anxiety on whether students would return to school and if so, when? having our children in school is vital for the development. new content from a few members of congress. this is joe out of charleston, south carolina. good morning. you are next. caller: hey, john, how are you doing? john, we have to error on the side of caution. i have an eight-year-old grandson who is brilliant. his grandmother and i are active in his life, and my son and daughter-in-law live close by, and he has been homeschooled since this started. host: eight years old the second grade? caller: yes, he would be going to third. he is performing at the fourth grade level. i'm not too concerned about his education. by the way, his mother is working from home and he is there with her now. there is no issue there now.

chairman matt schlapp along with arizona congressman andy biggs. gentlemen, thank you for joining us here tonight. i want to go to you first, matt, because i've got to tell you, bernie sanders is the one that's actually saying that joe biden would be perhaps the most progressive president in the history of the united states. we should believe him, shouldn't we? >> yeah, when joe biden's mouth is flapping, you know, it's actually bernie sanders who we are hearing. they very cleverly change the names of some of these policies but it's all the socialist marxist policies that elizabeth warren and bernie sanders pine for. it's basically saying that we are going to get zero emissions on fossil fuels, carbon emissions which means fossil fuels will be illegal. no more fracking. sorry, pennsylvania. sorry, ohio. no more fracking. they are even talking about not letting the police carry firearms. it's not just defunding the police. it's now d arming the police. they are even talking about

just today representative andy biggs in arizona called upon the white house to shutdown the coronavirus task force and get rid of tony fauci and deborah birx. meanwhile you had andrew cuomo, we've done a good job, but we're not going to let the following states send people our way because they have too much covid. we're acting more like 50 -- we should include guam and puerto rico and so on. 50-plus individual nations than we are like a single national response. >> the only, to me the only sort of moon shot here as far as i can tell is like a very fast 100% mask adoption, the data that's accrued the last several months has really suggested in terms of like effectiveness versus cost and hassle. it's the sort of easiest thing we have. you have abbott today issuing a mask order for any county in the state that has over 20 cases,

. >> you know, congressman, representative andy biggs, i brought his tweet up at the beginning of your interview. he puts out and i-4 and i. it's yet another example, in my opinion, of some violent rhetoric that far-right republicans are putting forth, encouraging political violence. what's your reaction to this because you work along side these colleagues of yours? it may not be the same party, right? but you guys are working in the same space, and this is the stuff that comes out of congressman, even after january 6th. >> it sickens me to hear it, it's really unpatriotic, and morally is a violation of your oath to protect and defend against all enemies of the united states. trump is an enemy of the united states, when he takes secret documents and make them available by having them in his

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also congressman andy biggs on the fbi launching an internal investigation.ordon chang is here on the u.s. relationship with china as vice president mike pence says the white house will hold the communist government accountable for concealing information about the coronavirus pandemic. all of that and more as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. ♪ sandra sandra: president trump on friday announcing that churches and other houses of worship should no longer need to abide by the same restrictions that have forced businesses across the country to close during this pandemic. >> some governors have deemed liquor stores and abortion clinics as essential. but have left out churches and other houses of worship. it's not right. so i'm correcting this injustice and calling houses of worship essential. i call upon governors to allow our churches and places of worship to open right now. sandra: the president adding that if governors of those states won't let churches open, he will override them. though it's still not clear if he has the authority to do so. joining us

joining me arizona republican congressman andy biggs. congressman biggs, thank you for joining us. i'm getting nervous as someone who watches the economy very closely. i feel like we're running out of steam. i feel like we need this extra nudge. where are you with this? >> i think the best thing, if you want the extra nudge, charles is to open up the economy open up businesses lit them get back to work. i am talking to businesses all over arizona. if you give more bonus checks to unemployed they're going to be disincentivized to come back to work. they need employees right now. i think that is the best nudge, really open up the economy. you know, this is the third, this is the third way i suppose we say. there are three bills out there. i'm not sure you will see anything there. if you see something, don't be surprised if you see it on small, where the short-term spending bill that we're working on next week. charles: right. well speaking of spending overall consumer spending in may was up 8.6%. in june, 6.2%.

to trump 2020, jenna ellis along with arizona congressman andy biggs and civil rights attorney leo to row. thank you all for joining us here on this wonderful friday night. i want to start with leo, want to start with you. is there anything wrong with donald trump visiting one of the great monuments we have in this country and mount rushmore? >> jason, i am embarrassed. to answer your question, absolutely not. and to celebrate our independence, this is a great place for the president to celebrate our nation's birthday, but that tweet -- i want people to hear this. the democratic party calling it a white supremacy meeting, the race card at its highest level and that came from the democratic party. they knew it and they want to find a racist, all they need to do was go back to joe biden insulting every african-american that if you don't vote democrat and secondly, kamala harris calling joe biden a racist. the bottom line is simply this. you are a democrat, you can be a

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tell you that there's also congressmen here in arizona, like congressmen trent franks, congressman andy biggs, who have

let me first go -- this to me, andy biggs, is simple. it's up to the voters in omar's district and because you're cortez's district and green's district, they should decide these things. apparently they knew a lot about all of these candidates prior to theth election. why isn't the same treatment, why doesn't that go to theor conspiracy theorists, the people that have nutty views on the left? >> you are right, sean. all this baked into the votes. if you're going to take marjorie taylor greene off her committee you need to be looking at all the conspiracy theorists, all the hard left rhetoric that has come out, all the violent rhetoric that has come out. what about "sleeping with theoa

joining us now, andy biggs. he represents arizona in the u.s. congress. so what do you think about the numbers, congressman? >> i don't get everly concerned with them, jon. i don't know what the cross tabs are. >> i've been always over the state in the last few weeks particularly during and post republican convention. i can't imagine that the polls can capture the intensity that i'm seeing among republicans throughout this state. so when i hear that 1 poll has 9 points down, i've seen other points a dead heat. i don't get overly concerned. i think they're missing out on the enthusiasm factor, which is different between the two parties in this state. >> jon: you have spent a lot of time with the president since he took office. that atlantic report says that the president made disparaging racks about anyone who has worn the uniform and particularly did not want to go to the cemetery

the andy biggs number not that big with ten. i think there was an expectation that he was going to draw some of those because he has been forecasting for quite a while that he was going to run against speaker mccarthy, but the big question here i have is do they go into another vote right away, which is what we expect to happen, but what is the change, the breaking point that either means that mccarthy's going to sway some of these people for himself or not? you see him on the floor right now. he's taking photos. seems pretty jovial, in a good mood. it's not as if the body language has changed. he still seems very confident despite this no confidence vote by many members in this vote. >> what's interesting know, he's fully aware the cameras are trained on him for the most part. granted they're not this moment. that said, we have been been watching him. he has, for the most part, kept a smile on his face. when you look at his top lieutenants, if you will, they look pretty darn somber. what do you expect though jim jordan will say

one of the lawmakers joins us now, andy biggs of arizona. good morning to you. why do you plan to object to the certification of the 2020 election? >> i think number one it is our opportunity to contest the election in congress. but there are a couple of things in arizona and some of the other states and i would say there is constitutional issues that need to be resolved because the states have the authority to designate time, place and manner but in arizona, for instance, we had a judiciary step in and basically arbitrarily go over a state statute that they said was constitutional and appropriate and yet they decided to ash traorely extend times of registering. 150,000 voters registered who otherwise should not have voted. that's a violation of the constitution. then you have all kinds of issues where the courts have prevented people from -- who said we have an affidavit there is something wrong here, we want to investigate and want

congressman andy biggs and congressman tom mcclintock of california and congressman walt who i didn't serve with but a great guy from florida and i appreciate all three of you joining us tonight. i want to talk about the supreme court ruling. it will have an impact; particularly, on your state. all of your states. but really let's start with you, congressman biggs. arizona needs this wall. the president has been fighting for it. i think you have been up is been supportive and fighting for it. tell us what the ruling means in arizona. >> it means probably 100 miles offense in southern arizona. that is really important for us. as you say, we have been advocating for that for some time. what that means since you have the vast majority of illegal drugs that are coming across are coming across our border, that will slow it down and that is good for the entire country. i was so pleased with that. i did get a hoot from nancy pelosi, when basically it's

at least for now, a republican congressman, andy biggs, a congressman from arizona. i served with both of you gentlemen in congress while i was there and i think you both for joining us tonight. when you got word of john solomon's reporting and what will fox news has been able to report that james comey would ask you not be prosecuted, or help be held accountable for releasing and having clipped classified information in a nonclassified setting, what was your reaction? >> my first reaction is, this is the same thing we've seen prosecuted over and over again. he lied and he leaked classified information. he not only lied and leaked classified information, he has admitted it so he did it for political purpose. so the elements of the claim are all obvious so i'm thinking that they think that they need to hold off on indicting mr. comey until the horowitz report comes in and mr. durham's finishes in his investigation. i believe this is just a

joining us now is freedom caucus chairman congressman andy biggs and house minority whip steve scalise. gentlemen, thank you for joining us. i had a pleasure of serving with both of you previously in congress. i want to go to whip scalise here first. i got to tell you, to hear schiff and nadler already pooh-poohing a criminal investigation, jumping to conclusions, when you see that, steve scalise, how do you react? >> that's aou, bit rich. coming from those two out. what you saw today, this is big news, by the way, a bad sign for all the people politicizing ande trying to interfere with the 2016 election, including people at the department of justice and the fbi who were trying to undermine the trump campaign. of course, we've already seen a lot of information about that. but today, you saw both schiff and nadler hit the panic button. they really understand this is bad for them and their case they are trying to impeach a president based on false

on that i want to bring in arizona congressman, republican congressman andy biggs. congressman, thanks for joining us. i think you guys are playing it close to the vest. it will be a short window to hash all of this out. despite the fact we've come back much better and stronger than anyone anticipated there is certainly no argument parts of this economy certainly need help. >> you're right, charles, and we have a short runaway, that's for sure and i will just tell you that some of the things being offered don't take into account the long term ramifications. so you can throw another trillion dollars at it. but you have a 5 trillion-dollar structural deficit for this year. you ratchet that up, that is a huge wealth transfer. then at the same time i just talked to a business owner today who said they are down 45% in earnings, revenue, but they're coming back but they can't get their employees to come back because they're getting the 600-dollar federal bonus for unemployment. that is not the first time i've heard that. we have to be very careful, on the steps that we're

congressman andy biggs here. he wants answers. next. gregg: welcome back.dent trump blasting the radical dimms for pushing back against his vigil to include a citizenship question on the 2020 census. today he tweeted, can you believe that the radical left democrats want to do our new and very important census report without all of the important citizenship information? a report would be meaningless and a waste of billions, ridiculous that it cost to put together. united states now home to 18% of the world's migrant population. a new pugh research study center revealing 44 million people in the u.s. are foreign born were more than germany, russia, the uk and france combined. think about this. >>> joining me now, congressman andy bition of arizona, cochair of the border security conference. he also is a member of the house freedom caucus. i read your letter today to secretary nielsen. but explain just how dire the situation is. the thousands of illegals that are crossing into places like -- and going to places like mesa and tucson and how they're being let go

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>> they do not believe andy biggs is good to be the next speaker of the house.e saw a couple of weeks ago he didn't have the support they knew he didn't have the support but they're trying to come up with a consensus candidate who they can put forward in the going off of the operation, the assumption if someone puts up their head right now the ring of file in the mccarthy allies are good to go after them there try to keep this close to their chest. you're starting to hear some real frustration from the rank and file from conservatives to more centrist and a between who say this is a hostage situation for the will of the party in the majority and they also feel like the freedom caucus people who are opposing mccarthy right now are moving the goal post. it's post rules the say was it enough and they're not bending even though a lot of conservatives walked out and said that was a lot a back-and-forth and give-and-take that mccarthy gave them. >> not to walk to memory lane but in the past kevin was going to be the nominee for speaker of the house and he withdrew his

are they rooting for andy biggs or just yet another moment of contention?o one in the world has election exhaustion yet. i'm sure they're all on board. >> yeah. we jump from 2022 to 2024 right away. and i think it's that way. i think people in arizona that know andy biggs know what they're getting with him. they may not know mccarthy as well. so, i think maybe this pool in arizona may not be the gauge because, you know, we always go with the people that we know more so. and maybe we're hoping for a hometown guy like andy biggs. >> well, we'll see. mike, nice talking to you. >> thank you. >>> we've also got news tonight on brittney griner. she's spending her first night now on american soil in nearly 300 days. think about that. we're learning also more about what exactly she went through in a russian penal colony. next, i'll talk to one of brittney's friends who also played in russia and says she won't be going back. is going t”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the rig

are you in line with andy biggs' feelings?certainly believe there's a lot of frustration in america right now. hundreds of billions of dollars we've sent to the ukraine and zero accountability to congress. i have called repeatedly to the biden administration, we need accountability for the 112 the, 115 billion that we've sent there which, if you look at the other european countries and the aid that they've sent, it's pennies on the dollar. it's like 100 million total from nato allies, and we've done $100 billion. put that in perspective, the entire government budget of the state of florida is around the same $115 billion a year. so we've sent significant resources there, and congress -- which should be stewarding the people's dollars -- need to insure that there's accountability on those dollars and the biden administration and the pentagon has refused to give us that information. stuart: has the threat level gone up now that we know that china's leader, xi jinping, will hold a summit with putin in moscow in coming months like

joining us tonight, congressman jim jordan, congressman matt gaetz, congressman andy biggs. president biden swearing in his political appointees, and the president taking some time to reminisce of a private dinner that he shared with the leader of china. >> i was asked a long time ago when i was with xi jinping and i was in, on the the tibetan platu with him. and he asked me in a private dinner, he and i, and we each had an interpreter. of he said define america for me. i said, yes, and i meant it. i said i can do it in one word. one word. possibilities. lou: a short conversation. well, now with the new administration in place, what are the possibilities of resolving all of the issues that separate the united states and china? will president biden continue his predecessor's tough position on trade and china's expansionist policies, or will we see a return to china's unchallenged theft of billions of u.s. intellectual property, continued theft of u.s. technology and more confrontations in the south china sea? we'll take that up with asia expert gordon chang later in the broad

maria: andy biggs joining us.ng you need to know about ahead of nexr week and that's next. with voya, considering all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. maria: welcome back. one thing you need to the know about ahead of next week, a trump-desantis showdown for the 2024 republican nomination could be official as soon as next week as more contenders may also be heading into the ring are. desantis making a trip to new hampshire, and he's arranging a wednesday meeting with top donors in miami. will he announce then? real clear politics polling shows desantis, though, is trailing president trump by over 35 points. we'll be covering all of this from the moment he announces on "mornings with maria" weekdays 6-9 a.m. eastern. and i'll see you on the fox news channel this sunday, 10 a.m. ian sunday morning for "sunday morning futures." i've got interviews with house speaker kevin mccarthy, judiciary chairman jim jordan, senator josh hawley

after the judge read the results said she made a phone call. >> i called andy biggs, congratulated him, and offered my full support. >> biggs' attorney says he believes the process was fair and thorough. >> we have counted the votes twice, we have been through court, counted it once again. at the end of all three rounds, we have seen andy biggs one. >> before conceding the win, the former go pasking to have ballots reviewe, but jones says the toughest pill to swallow was the 200 ballots that were thrown out for things like mismatched signatures or failing to mail an envelope. >> there were more than 300 voters in congressional district five who tried to vote whose votes didn't count. that is a meaningful number when you are separated by nine votes. but also flattering. >> we had the support of approximately the same number of people as andy biggs, who has been representing this district for 14 years in the state legislature, and i find that to be very telling but also very humbling that that many people would say, christine, we want you to represent us in congress. >> jones says come n

a question on the deportation issue number two, will secretary mayorkas talk to andy biggs today?uest: sorry about that. host: will mayorkas be questioned by andy biggs today and if he is, what you think he will say on this deportation issue? guest: what he will say is that the department is looking at its deportation strategy. they have really shifted years he and the biden administration where trump said, anyone in the country illegally as a target for deportation. we do not care who you are, if you are here and breaking our laws, we are going to target you. where the biden administration has said, our resources are very limited. we have about 6000 officers in total across the country charged with carrying out their partitions and we will concentrate our resources -- out deportations and we will concentrate our resources on the serious criminals and they also say, it is not about numbers, it is about the quality of the people we are catching and deporting. and they have been criticized for that because they are allowing a lot of people with criminal convictions, may less serious

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voted for andy biggs.ny surprises you thought going into this that one of those people might have voted present or for kevin mccarthy? because they stuck to their guns. >> they did. crain was one that i was told was possibly going to vote present. the other three were kind of never kevin, in the never kevin crowd and we're not going to vote for mccarthy one-way or another and they didn't think they needed them. ken buck just flew in and he missed the first time that he was named but he made it to the chamber and he voted when they called his name. wes hunt, his child is in nicu, just born, newborn child, he flew in from texas leaving his family so he could vote. so they got those two extra votes that they didn't have before for mccarthy. but this has to change, otherwise this is a no. this would be 14th ballot denying mccarthy. and then, you know, you have to hold everyone together. the other thing, trace, is that this is so delicate because mccarthy and the allies gave a lot of concessions about how this

larry: andy biggs, one thing bobulinski said, he said u.s.rs to have been unwilling to speak with me, or hear facts we will be bis cussing and said i have never been contacted to provide testimony norred asked to speak with anyone with biden administration that including justice department, fbi irs or local law enforcement or special attorney david weiss. no one in justice area i'll say, we know it is two-tiers, nobody welcomed to talk to bobulinski, he is a navy veteran, his father was a navy veteran, they are decorated. and he is giving money to dip -- has given money to democrats. nobody wanted to solicit his opinion, i find th that incredible. >> don't be to too surprised, every agency you are talking about engaged in other acts to protect hunter biden whether it was doj, days, that lap top that is not real. or the intelligence community saying that russia disinformation. lobobulinski has mountains of documents, he kept 3 phones from the 2015 to 2020 with the text-messages between him and hunter biden and everyone like that. and they can'

mike: congressman andy biggs of arizona, thank you for your time sir. >> thank you very much, mike. ht ahead, reaction from the other side of the political aisle to everything congressman biggs just told us, when house judiciary committee member david cicilline joins us. stay with us. he also co chairs the democratic policy and communications committee, and we'll ask the congressman what he thinks the republicans now following the president's lead by making the squad targets in political attack ads. also ahead our political panel on the next 2020 democratic debate now being set for the first time all the leading contenders will be on one stage. will they spend more time going after president trump or each other? we will be right back. -guys, i want you to meet someone. this is jamie. you're going to be seeing a lot more of him now. -i'm not calling him "dad." -oh, n-no. -look, [sighs] i get it. some new guy comes in helping your mom bundle and save with progressive, but hey, we're all in this together. right, champ? -i'm getting more nuggets. -how about some carrots? you don't want t

what andy biggs is talking about, andy biggs knew the speaker kevin mccarthy might get ousted, regardlessf what happened in the coming week. he knew if the speaker was ousted, to paraphrase what byron donalds was talking about, the appropriations bills would get tossed out of the window and funding the government out of the wind in november and securing the border right out of the window. he did know that would happen. matt gaetz, you compared him to ross perot, you should not throw ross perot in the sewage lagoon with matt gaetz. i compare him to that toddler we've seen at the family barbecue eating toilet paper, shoving cheerios up his nose to get attention, that is what matt gaetz did yesterday. saddled up with all those democrats. >> harris: i didn't go to that barbecue. >> kayleigh: stop tackling team republican and tackle team democrats. figuratively speaking, democrats are trying to make president biden look cooler for young voters and turning to the movie "mean girls," i'm sure that will work. ♪ if you're a veteran wife, homeowner, and the family bookkeeper, you're the first to kn

congressman andy biggs tweeted: defund if dismantle the fbi.ember on the house panel responded to that. >> my colleagues on the far right are on a mission to to attack, discredit and ultimately dismantle the fbi. this is defund the police on steroids. maria: congressman biggs joins me right now. congressman, great to see you. thanks very much for being here. well, that was certainly a revealing couple of days with those whistleblowers, but it doesn't appear that your colleagues on the left, we just heard from one of them, agree that the fbi needs to change. >> yeah, that's right, maria. what we saw out of the hearings this week is that, first of all, they wanted to sigmatize and demonize these whistleblowers by saying they were not whistleblowers. and then the ranking member, who you just quoted, she brought this down to racism, that that somehow these whistleblowers are racist. and i just thought that they were mismissing the boat on this. -- missing the boat on in this. they don't want to get at the truth, and it's just a crying shame because