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. >> aishah: nice to see you t too. i am at aishah hasnie and for sandra smith.charged with this attack which came during the biden administration's chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. >> john: 13 service members and 170 civilians were killed. the deadliest attack in the decade. now three and a half years later the trump administration is looking to serve up just as. >> aishah: fox team coverage begins with mollie hemingway standing by to react. first justice correspondent david spun his live at the courthouse in virginia. what can we expect from today's hearing? >> well, good afternoon. this is a detention hearing. should maybe go about an hour tops. mohammad sharifullah and the court room getting ready to appear before this federal judge. what's interesting about this case, eight days ago, he waived his miranda rights and pretty much spilled the beans on the story according to court documents on federal sources, so it's possible we may hear of a guilty plea today in court, although we don't know exactly what's going to happen until it happens. we know that he

aishah. >> aishah: abbey gate bombing suspect you in court.or his role in the death of those 13 service members who died that day, and we still remember them. alex gray is with us. good to have you in studio. i want to just set the scene and remind our viewers of what president biden, the promise he made to the american people when the soldiers died. watch here. >> for those who carried out this attack, as well as anyone who wishes america harm, no this. we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down. and make you pay. >> so he vows to hunt them down, but four years went by. three years, and he didn't. there is a republican on the house intel committee that told me that perhaps jake sullivan may not have been sharing this information with the president. you know how this intel sharing works. is that a possibility? >> i think it is absolutely a possibility in this instance. we have a lot of questions that congress is going to have to get to have what did joe biden know? what was his staff keeping from him? who is making decision

aishah hasnie is live for the hill for us with the latest. hello, aishah.n the agenda for the meetings today? >> hi, sandra. >> mike johnson has told us and this is going to be an update on d.o.g.e.'s activity, trying to get the d.o.g.e. folks to get is because congress wants to codify a lot of these cuts inputted into law, make sure it is permanent for future administrations, but it is also an opportunity for republicans to raise any concerns they have because they have been seeing some disruptions back in their home districts, so we have seen that in certain town halls over the last few weeks, republicans claiming that democrats are actually sending in paid actors to create the chaos there, so they are now telling members to stop holding those in-person town halls altogether. last week, president trump's chief of staff susie wiles was on the hill talking with senate republicans, some of whom had questions about d.o.g.e.'s massive layoffs. they are trying to calm fears back home and so musk may get some other questions today from house republicans. >> he i

aishah, what has the tone then on capitol hill since the speech tuesday night? >> the tone has been before the president speech very divisive. this is a very divided congress. it is very tense. people are reaching their boiling point. democrats have been outraged over what elon musk has been doing over at doge, with what happened in the oval office last week with president zelenskyy, the meeting that sort of fell apart in the oval office. so things have never been great. i would say that things are probably the worst i have ever seen them in the four years i have been covering the house here. people have come to a point where i have never heard as many expletives this week before as i have. it has been pretty incredible with democrats using a lot of expletives in their speech against them. >> sandra: we appreciate your reporting on capitol hill and we will see you shortly. thank you so much. congressman greene's outburst the removal from the presidents joint address as may no. let's replay that for our audience now. >> remove this gentleman from the chamber! [ch

so let's go live to capitol hill where fox's aishah hasnie is standing by.ishah, you are right outside the meeting room. what can you tell us? good evening to you. he was supposed to be 15 minutes early. he was in a pretty good mood. see if he could give cell phone number apparently he gave it out to every single senate republican earlier today when he had lunch with them. he is handing out cell phone number to try basically be as transparent as possible with these lawmakers who do have a lot of questions and right now we're told that republicans are just trying to get on the same page as doge to try to figure out how to make some of these doge cuts permanent through congress. and as i mentioned earlier today, he met with senate republicans and one idea in the senate, laura, that's being floated right now on how to make those cuts permanent is to do a rescission package in order to claw back some of these funds that have already been appropriated by congress. now, the other part of this meeting is likely to give lawmakers a chance to ask elon musk some prett

i'm aishah hasnie in washington. "the ingraham angle" is next. have a great weekend >> good evening everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. thank you, as always for joining us. brand in the sand. that's the focus of tonight's angle. the imbecilic behavior of democrats. it's kind of hard to avoid these days, of course, from their boorish behavior in prime time. to their viral tiktok video for women's history month. just what is that to their pro-hamas swarms on college campuses? >> palestine on fire. >> on fire. >> palestine on fire. get out! go! go. >> they're embarrassing themselves and they're turning people off. look, the situation for them is dire. party leadership is in a box, axios wrote. the party is in a rut. stumbling on finding the most effective counterattack to trump's full bore assault on the federal bureaucracy. democrats have been bombarded by grassroots activists demanding they scrap norms and traditions in favor of a bare knuckle political brawling, one democrat then telling axios some mo

liz: aishah, great to see you and great reporting as always. thank you for taking the time.listen to this now. >> thank you, elon. he's working very hard. he didn't need this. he didn't need this. we've already identified $22 billion from hhs to provide free housing and cars for illegal aliens. $45million for diversity, equity and inclusion scholarships in burma. $40million to improve the social and economic inclusion of seth sedentary migrants. $8million for making mice transgender. this is real. $32million for a left wing propaganda operation in moldova. $10million for male circumcision in mozambique. $20million for the arab sesame street 2349 middle east. it's a program. $20million for a program. $1.9billion to recently created de-carbonization of homes committee headed up, and we know she's involved just at the last moment, the money was passed over by a woman named stacey abrams. liz: president trump last might listed major waste of your taxpayer money. you pay for that in higher taxes. this is before doge and elon musk stepped in and caught it. they just found another

senior national correspondent aishah hasnie that part of the story from capitol hill. democrats. coordinated attack on president trump's first joint address to congress. [bleep] that ain't true. >> in the senate more than 20 democrats pushed out videos with similar dog points bashing trump's unfulfilled campaign promises like lowering the cost of food. then democrats rallied outside the capitol. >> what is the state of the union, we ask? chaos is up. corruption is up. and costs are up. >> later tonight, house democrats plan to bring former federal workers fired by doge as their guests. >> to personalize it and tell the human stories. >> others are reportedly planning to walk out of president trump's speech. use props to protest or boycott it all together. >> i don't really see why anybody should participate in the propaganda that is known as donald trump. >> taking things further than what leader hakeem jeffries has called for. >> there is decorum from our side. >> 2018 democrats booed trump. >> we focus on. >> in 2020 then speaker nancy pelosi famously tore his speech in half th

soonier national correspondent aishah hasnie shows us from capitol hill. >> the house come to order, the well, please. clear the well. >> pay offs speech tuesday night. [shouting] >> as house speaker mike johnson read aloud the condemnation, a group of democrats started singing we shall overcome. republicans shouted back, kick them out. democrat leader heax blasting the g.o.p. >> everything they do is a big massive distraction. still house democrats voted with republicans to ken sure green k4r50ugd perez from a swing district explaining on x congress should expect the co-equal office of the presidency. stop with the theatrics. >> the party is in disarray so they debase themselves by showing up on the house floor and acting like children. >> democrats argue the side against elon musk and doge, dunking on republicans for nixing in person town halls amid complaints over federal layoffs. republicans say democrats are paying activists. politico reports musk told the house g.o.p. conference went night that doge, quote. can't bat a thousand all the time but that he will try to fix any error

aishah hasnie on capitol hill for us, talk about the covid fraud hearing. >> reporter: that's what houseying to do, clawback money that has already been appropriated by congress including those pandemic funds. some feel has been used fraudulently so they want to bring some of it back, we will have more name-calling today, we see net in the last couple days as democrats continue to fight against elon musk and doge, the house oversight subcommittee looking into covid fraud. the chairman of this committee say they uncovered billions of taxpayer dollars, rushed out the door of the biden administration under the guise of pandemic aid. house homeland security subcommittee looks at wasteful programs in the dhs, so far these doge style hearings have devolved into shouting matches with democrats using expletives and lodging insults at elon musk and donald trump. house democrats are trying to use every venue available whether it is on social media, here at the c man but musk not cut funding congress has appropriated. >> the typical old in the same presidents want to become kangas, we got elon musk

aishah hasnie is live on the hill. this is a personal issue for h her. >> yeah, it is. the best campaign. of course online safety, very important to the first lady, but she has had her own run in with a racy photo that was going to be used during a political season back in 2016, so this is deeply personal for the first lady. using her first appearance during this trump administration to back the senate bill that would put an end to all of that, even the ai generated images we've been seeing that have been targeting everyone from taylor swift all the way to school aged girls. the legislation requires platforms to remove those images within 48 hours of a victim's request and take reasonable steps to delete any copies of it too. interesting to note senator ted cruz is spearheading this, one of the cosponsors of the bill. you remember when then candidate trump accused his campaign of buying the rights to and providing a racy photo of melania trump. ted cruz denied that accusation and recently said it should not be up to just a sitting senator to be able to bring some of the

come join aishah hasnie and me at the top of the hour for "america reports." >> kayleigh: the finaleit started early in the season when the bride to be brought up politics. >> i think we should talk about some things maybe have an idea about politics. i didn't get into politics and i didn't get interested until trump took office in george floyd. what are your thoughts on black lives matter? not one way or the other. i kind of keep out of it. >> i don't think that is right at all. >> yeah. >> what is so important is to speak up for things. >> i have been staying out of it. >> i don't like those answers >> he said i'm going to stay out of it multiple times. i have the transcript. that is not good enough, so she left him at the altar. >> we talked about the values i hold close to my heart man. i love you so much. but i've always wanted a partner to be on the same wavelength. and so today, i can't. >> kayleigh: okay, spoiler alert. thank you. jeremy, you are the only person on the couch that have seen some of these episodes. >> jeremy: i've seen of you. i am not an avid watcher. >> kayle

i want to bring in aishah tariq. you're saying tariffs, at least higher tariffs, are here for good because of two main reasons. let's talk about that, protectionism and national security. >> yes, charles. thank you for having me back with. so is, you know, everybody's been saying that this is possibly a bargaining chip as you rightly pointed out, but i argue that i think some of this is here to stay. maybe not the broad with-based tariffs -- broad-based. maybe we might have selective tariffs, but i think some of it will be here to stay. and because of these two reasons. when i talk about protectionism, what i mean is that a lot of the industries in the u.s. have become uncompetitive because of, you know, overseas competitors, right? charles: right. >> and this, as you pointed out, has increased the deficit massively. so we need to bring some of that back to the country, right? so that's one of the aims that president trump has, and rightfully so. because there are a lot of industries that are suffering because of, yo

. >> bret: let's go to aishah hasnie live on the hill as we get ready for the democratic response. >> we are talking about a list ... she is a first-term senator from the great state of michigan and at just 48 years old she's a future of the democratic party. chuck schumer in the senate said that she is a rising star. she comes from a battleground state that she won, it beat a competitive republican there. she performed better than vice president kamala harris and she did it by courting those trump voters. you will probably not hear any of the progressive outcry tonight with her rebuttal. we expect her to lean in to those common sense topics and that messaging that's working really well for republicans. >> bret: thanks. back within the panel, these are tough things. we set up before with britt, when you have a response and you are coming off of this big moment in front of the house chamber and we understand the senator is going to be in michigan, don't know where but we've seen these before. >> it so isolating. there is no response, no audience usually. i just think they should skip t

let's go to senior national correspondent aishah hasnie live on the hill as we get ready for the democratic response. good evening aisha. >> good evening to you, brett and martha. so we're talking about elissa slotkin. she is a first term senator from the great state of michigan. and at just 48 years old, she is the future of the democratic party. in fact, leader chuck schumer in the senate said that she is a rising star. now, she comes from a battleground state, that she won a beat, a competitive republican there, she performed better than vice president kamala harris last november, and she did it by courting those trump voters. so you will probably not hear any of the progressive outcry tonight when her rebuttal. instead, we expect her to lean in hard into those common sense topics, viewpoints, that messaging that's working really well for republicans. right. >> on the hill. aisha, thanks. back with the panel, dana. these are tough things. we said it before with brit. when you have a response, you're coming off of this big moment in front of the house chamber. and we understand elissa slo