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joining me now to discuss is congresswoman alexandria ocasio- cortez. she represents, of course, the 14th district of new york. it's great to see you in person. so, my first is -- it's amazing watching that tape. and i wonder if -- that was your freshman year. >> yeah, one of my first hearings as well. >> did you ever imagine that that line of inquiry would lead to the moment we find ourselves in now? >> i don't think anybody saw the scale, the degree of this ruling that has come down. but i think even when donald trump was first running in 2016, people did say, nobody knows donald trump like new yorkers to. and he had such a notorious reputation for this kind of shady dealing in construction and real estate and contracting, famous for not really paying out his contracts, and fleecing out working people all across new york city. we knew him as a fraud for longer and better than almost anybody else in the country. and really, that line of questioning that we just saw, was inspired by trump links, which is right by the bridge that connects the bronx in qu

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i've also got congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. first, after donald trump destroys a bipartisan border bill, senator chris murphy, who negotiated the bill on a just utterly jaw-dropping day in the u.s. senate. that's next. parodontax is clinically proven to reverse the signs of early gum disease. parodontax, the gum experts. >>> we delivered a bipartisan bill to fix the border with the republican senator appointed by the republican caucus to cut the deal. and within 24 hours before the ink was even dry, republican senators decided they don't want to bipartisan bill to fix the border. they want to pretend they never asked for a bipartisan border bill. because what they actually want is chaos. because that's what donald trump says he wants. what the hell just happened? >> today, senate republicans killed a border deal. they voted it down, but they themselves had demanded and spent months negotiating. it's all part of sustained effort to appreciably damage our country. so make things worse in america so that donald trump has a better

. >> alexandria huff joins us live in columbia with the details. good morning alexandria.e were talking to our crew producers and moved from like south carolina to love and down here 10 days following both of these campaigns. and we've seen a lot of confidence exuded from the trump side a lot of optimism from the nikki haley side but trump prevailed last night as really expected. you know at last night marked first tile that nikki haley had lost an election here in her home state with a trump team said they knew that would happen to voters they said that would be the case as well. regardless of how much time you spent in the state because it was a fraction of what nikki haley did leading up to last night. let's attack a look at numbers 49.8% vote went to trump haley 39.5 trump showed strength especially in rural and suburban communities. he did take the stage within minutes of the polls closed when race immediately called and little suspense in the room full of supporters and trump said early one but a fantastic one he spoke to the victories he predicts ahead. >> this was

we have alexandria hoff in columbia. alexandria, we'll kick things off. alex, to you. >> well, thank you. you know, despite minimal spending, minimal times physically spent here in the state, former president trump, i mean, the polls have showed a wide lead from the very beginning, most of them showing between a 26 to 33% lead here. nikki haley's home state. the trump campaign, they're expecting a very large victory here today in the double digits. last night, trump delivered remarks at the black conservative federation gala in columbia and spoke for about an hour and a half, seldom even mentioning nikki haley. >> we sort of don't even talk about her anymore. it's amazing when you do badly in the polls how you don't mention people, it's an amazing phenomena, but we have a big deal tomorrow and so important for everybody to get out and vote we want to win by big margin because the big day is november 5th. >> today is the day that the trump campaign says they're lifting to the national election and most of the day in the d.c. area, speaking at cpac this aft

if alexandria ocasio-cortez wants to get something done, she could reach across the aisle.ere's a brilliant moment, an opportunity to say we want to welcome legal and lawful immigration in the united states. what are they putting forward? nothing other than rhetoric, and saying we want to have an open border, not a solid policy. >> trace: you know as well as i do that msnbc and cnn will no longer let the former president speak. they have to fact-check him and they won't let what he's going to say hit your ears. today, on msnbc, claire mccaskill said this. >> i move that every newspaper in america quits doing any fact checks on joe biden until they fact-check donald trump every morning on the front page. >> trace: how dare they, dan? >> if they put trump fact-checks on the front page, it would just always be trump fact checks. they would be no news. people would unsubscribe from the newspaper because we been doing the same fact checks. i did a bunch in 2015 on trump, and i think "the new york times" should be applauded for holding biden accountable and some of the stuff he s

alexandria hoff has the very latest., well, i guess they're beginning to vote. hey, a alexandria. >> reporter: hey, yeah. we have these vents underway throughout the week. you're speaking about foreign policy, and the criticism coming from team nikki haley towards the former president has really ramped up especially in the wake of pew putin foe if alexei that'llny's death. the campaign coming out and directly asked if the former president would consider vladimir putin responsible for this. she also said this earlier today regarding some of his overseas dealings. >> the problem is if someone is not there to rein him in, he gets out of control. look at what he said about nato. he went and said that he would -- if they didn't pull their weight, he would encourage putin to invade them. >> reporter: the former governor held an event on kiowa island earlier, she knows the uphill battle occurs in her home state but feels there is a way to close the gap. the former president is at a 58-32% lead over haley in this primary if. for

correspondent alexandria hoff is in grier, alexandria, tonight. >> get everybody out to vote. >> nikkio less steep in her home state. >> it's a great day in south carolina. [cheers] >> former governor is hoping for at least a competitive showing in saturday's republican primary. the latest citadel poll out of south carolina shows haley 33 percentage points behind former president trump. that's despite receiving nearly $10 million more in political ad support according to tracking firm ad impact. >> when your enemy thinks you are weak, your leader must be strong. >> haley has been highly critical of trump's take on foreign policy as well as his ability to beat president biden in the general election, given his calendar of court dates. haley sat down for town hall last night with fox news' john roberts. >> chaos just follows him everywhere he goes. and some of this has been very politically motivated. we see that for what it is. some of it has not been fair. some he is going to have to defend himself. >> at a rally in michigan saturday, trump's focus was largely on condemning the legal c

alexandria hoff, thank you.ui: john, let's bring in fox news contributor ben domenech live from charlton. campaign is reportedly bracing for a blowout loss, and they can't apparently name a single state where she is expected to beat trump, but staying in. why is she doing this, what is the strategy here? >> other than that, jacqui, things are going great. no, i just -- i think -- i think that the truth here is that she is -- she's part committed, she put so much effort she has to continue through her own home state and i think through super tuesday in order to try to have any kind of hope of a silver lining that she can take away from this experience. look, it's very odd that nikki haley, and i don't think anybody would have predicted necessarily she would end up being the last obstacle for donald trump when it comes to his inevitable, i think at this point, nomination to lead the gop again into the november elections. but i do think that she is trying to essentially make an argument to her voters and to her don

alexandria hoff joining me now from the white house. all right, alexandria, what's the latest?: with the latest here today is that president biden will be awe attending the event that will bring these three u.s. troops home. i mean, this is the reason that the u.s. has been looked to for this immediate response, because three of do our and brightest were taken from this country, and the president is going to be there as their bodies are returned. he's in new castle, delaware, he'll depart for dover air force base this afternoon. once he arrives, he and the first lady will meet with the families of sergeant william rivers, kennedy sanders and bionthat moffett all based in fort moore, all killed on sunday in a a drone attack in jordan. the president will participate in the dignified transfer this afternoon. he spoke to the families by phone on fuse, the white house say -- on tuesday, the white house says it was agreed he should be there. today the world and these families are waiting to see how the administration is responding to this attack or how they will. here are the parents

alexandria, thank you so much.ident biden finally visits east palestine, ohio. what the residents there are saying, coming up next. ♪ ♪ jonathan: a u.s. defense official says there is a serious escalation in the red sea as u.s. forces shut down four more houthi attack drones fired from yemen. meanwhile, president biden visited east palestine, ohio, for the first time friday. lucas tomlinson is live from rehoboth beach, delaware, with the latest details. hello, lucas. >> reporter: hello, or jon than. well, despite almost daily airstrikes by u.s. forces inside yemen over the past month, those attacks from the houthis, iran's rebel army in yemen, continue against commercial shipping, ships that are now being forced to not transit the red sea and go around the horn of africa. and somebody that also thinks that that somebody hasn't been stopped is vladimir putin. here's the top u.s. general in europe speaking earlier on the program. >> we need to step back and realize that mr. putin has made a decision that he can get a

alexandria hoff in greenville, south carolina.here former president trump will participate in a fox news town hall meeting. president biden's travels. good evening, mark. >> good evening to you. president biden will spend the next three days raising money for presidential campaign. questions still linger if he can have the support he needs from the democratic base for his second presidential bid president biden shrugged off before a series of fundraisers. california governor gavin newsom says he is glad the 81-year-old incumbent is still top of the ticket. >> president biden is coming out to california tonight. he will be in the bay area tomorrow. and i hope to be invited to his inaugural. >> newsom's praise comes as the biden campaign touts new fundraising totals showing last month alone it raised $42 million. the president's war chest totals 130 million cash on hand. >> it's the best we have seen in this quarter ever. >> surveys show voters aren't as enthusiastic. a new monmouth poll has the president's job approval rating at re

leyland miller of alexandria, virginia, as previously agreed because of the change in congress and the presumed statutory intent of the commission, i'm appointing mr. miller on behalf of the speaker. as such, i'm pleased to make this appointment. thank you for your attention to this matter. signed sincerely, hakeem jeffries, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. rose: i ask unanimous consent to dimaggio -- to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. mr. rose: wednesday is national sports day, to highlight the efforts to protect women's right to compete against other athletes on a equal footing. last year the house passed the women and sports act of 2023 that makes clear allowing a biological male to compete in a sport designated for women or girls is a violation of title ix. the bill requires schools to only recognize a person's reproductive biological sex at birth when determining athletic eligibility. it's simple, if you'r

it is not going to improve things to replace him with alexandria ocasio-cortez. it is not going to be solved by placing another left-wing official with another. it can only be solved by replacing the entire administration and that can only be done by the american people at the ballot box. host: you opposed -- the impeachment of donald trump. there is an investigation by republicans against president joe biden. do you oppose that? guest: that is regarding bribery and that is an impeachable offense. whether there is evidence or not, that is it to be seen. host: you yet it -- you let it know that you were going to vote no and a 10 page document you can find on your website. what was it like on the floor last night when that vote was tallied and you were one of the no votes? guest: when you are an outlier, you better be sure you are right. i took a great deal of time to look at this carefully because i opposed to this administration's border policies. but it was so clear to me by the time i compiled that that this is the right thing to do. that provides a great deal

alexandria?g a very big victorious at nights and is headed back becker to coa the state capitol of the room is filling up at his watch party where he will be at, it is a joyous feeling inside of this or bare because people are confidet unlike most elections for the former president did not spend most of his day here in south carolina. he was in washington d.c. for most of it. as a matter of fact of the past two weeks he has spent a fraction of time and money we are in south carolina compared ihis competitor per polls have indicated he hasn't needed it immoral to come into a consistent double-digit lead holding a get out and vote in rock hill the former president is looking to win by a wide margin. that is his focus today spoke to tse pak where he made remarks. he also made it clear he has a focus has shifted to the general election not mentioning nikki haley once. >> it's you and the people you have to be. we will deliver a reckoning like they have not imagined before. were going to bring our cou

another egypt is alexandria and cairo.

and this is one of the most important attractions of alexandria, if not the most important. sitting,f people here, who are skating, this is the center of social life in alexandria. on the one hand , the mediterranean sea splashes, which the locals affectionately call white, as if in contrast to the popular red one, on the other, an open-air museum. the colonial-style buildings are striking in their architecture, reminiscent a little of havana or marseilles. oh, what are they selling? how are the seeds? come on, like egyptian seeds, yes, in fact, we sell something similar in italy, the same colors , a little more, huge and difficult to understand at first glance, poverty here is adjacent to luxury , and shacks are high-rise buildings, but the main thing is that this is a city with a rich history, i can’t believe it, i ’ve looked at them since childhood in books, on tv, and now they are here before my eyes, the pyramids, the only surviving ones of the seven wonders of the world, next to the pyramids there is another miracle, an ancient sphinx, which is tall from solid stone, length 73

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alexandria hoff is with us.y so worried about. >> the concern seems to be over images in particular, axios is reporting that biden aides are concerned the special counsel's investigation could reveal embarrassing details about how the documents were stored days after the batch was found at the penn biden center, the white house revealed more classified documents from biden's time is vice president were discovered in his delaware home, some in his garage the president previously suggested they were safe because he got under garage was secure because the corvette was parked in it. according to the axios report possible photos of how these were restored could push comparisons to former president trump's case following unprecedented rate in august 22 they released images of classified material scattered throughout trump's mar-a-lago in january of last year they said the two cases are very different because president biden did not willingly withhold documents. >> i tell you this the president has confidence and i tel

. >> john: fox team covering now, jonathan turley on trump's legal troubles, alexandria hoff, but first, mark meredith live at the white house. has the president responded to tlaib's political punch yet? >> no, but it could reignite the debate whether or not the president can or should be the democratic party standard bearer. he kept his comments focused on foreign policy but is the issue of foreign policy, specifically u.s. support for israel, that has congresswoman tlaib, a palestinian american, making this plea for the party to abandon biden. >> right now we feel completely neglected and just unseen by our government. if you want us to be louder, then come here and vote uncommitted. >> a poll taken shows 20% of registered voters believe the president will be replaced as the nominee. 27% say not at all likely so voters are split here. plenty of high profile support in his party and the surrogates racing to his defense, including michigan congresswoman debbie dingell. >> there's nobody better than joe biden. i think the campaign needs to let him get out there and be who he is and i am

alexandria half is with us. are behind that is behind china monetarily?ms of size yes, but in terms of capabilities we are still ahead but maybe not for long. the major concern being are we being outpaced, china is working on a plan to modernize their military by 2,027. china overwhelms our numbers in all domains, land, air, maritime, space and cyberspace. us officials have called the prc a pacing challenge, the house armed services committee zeroing in on the department of defense initiatives to ramp up strategic us military production. among those who will testify today is the director of the defense innovation unit and one initiative expected to prompt questions is called replicator. in artificial intelligence drone program designed to accelerate the delivery of thousands of unmanned watercraft to fighters. it's bold but there's been doubts the pentagon is able to deliver on this. that political article because it confusing and disorganized. on ai, senator mike rounds told jennifer griffin in december the technology has to be prioritized if we want to

trump has more than six times as many delegates up at alexandria hoff is alive and columbia, south carolina with all of the details. hey alex. so it's high arthel and eric. both campaigns have moved on quickly from here in south carolina. the road only becomes more difficult for haley from here. the way the states in the upcoming elections are set up many of them are winner take all but that means trump is likely to rack up more delegates from here. let's look at the breakdown of results from last night that divide trump earned roughly 60% of the boat about 40% went to former governor haley. the former president had a strong showing in rural and suburban communities he took the stage within minutes of the polls closing the race was on the similarly called. there's been little suspense inside his election headquarters last night a lot of confidence they are right trump spoke to the victories he predicts ahead. >> this was a little sooner than we anticipated. [cheering] and an even bigger when then we anticipated. michigan is coming up, we are doing great. the autoworkers are going to be with

that would be the first large scale donation of its kind in years, mike. >> alexandria hoff live in south a potential political prisoner? >> because of the fact that i'm doing so well, that i'm beating biden at a level that they have never seen before, this is not supposed to happen. >> he is obsessed with himself and we need somebody who is going to be obsessed with the american people. >> >> let's bring in fox news chief political analyst brit hume. brit, good evening. >> brit: hi, mike. >> mike: let's start with the headline that ole election hough brought us in her tag of what du make of the donation from the teamsters union. >> a sign of the times the blue collar workers around the country liking donald trump and liking the republican party these days more than the democratic party on a number of counts. i mean, for example, you got the border patrol union just to name one that's not the teamsters, obviously. it's labor. supporting the efforts to crack down on the border and being extremely critical of president biden. so i think, you know, this is interesting but it's not yet a wave

>> trace: alexandria hoff live for us in columbia. thank you. chicago school board just voted to remove uniformed police officers from schools in a city already beset by gun violence and a growing migrant crime crisis. matt finn back with that story. >> the chicago board of education voted to remove the last of uniformed police officers in 39 city schools, arguing in part that the money could be better spent. some students told the school board the officers scare them, and supporters of the move claimed the uniform chicago police officers targeted minorities and did not make schools safer. opponents say the officers did indeed improve safety at the schools and ultimately individual schools should have been able to decide whether they want an officer on site. one mother tells fox news that there are parents who are not happy with this decision. >> i constantly say my prayers as i drop off my children, and it's very disappointing. it is unfortunate, because not everyone is in agreement to this result. >> the school board says it is in favor of a n

alexandria hoff.om washington now. >> these cases are adding up leading to heartache in cities and counties across the country. it is leading to a lot of confusion as well. you look at outside of new orleans, a 19-year-old in honduras arrested for raping a 14-year-old girl at knife point. police say he entered the country illegally. last thursday in virginia venezuelan man illegally present in the u.s. charged for the sexual assault of a minor. the guy from louisiana, talking about from virginia. that girl was also 14. the 32-year-old. he had been detained, then released by customs and border patrol in el paso last year. shocking. the case of 25-year-old, a 25-year-old illegal immigrant from el salvador charged this week for involvement in the crossfire shooting death of a 2-year-old in maryland. ice spokesperson told fox five that repeated efforts to have him removed from the u.s. were ignored by the mayor -- in maryland, a county in maryland. he was arrested for theft multiple times. originally orde

jon: alexandria hoff reporting, thanks alex. south carolina primaries also spring in say washington examiner journalist who also serves as a blankly fellow for the steam steamboat institute. what is nikki haley's path for do you think? >> it seems nikki haley is at this point running more of a third-party independent bid for the white house than she is for the gop primary. she lost her home state to donald trump by 20 points she is not one a single state she cannot point to a single state in the future she can win. you're going to be running in a primary election have to win something. if you look back to 2016 when she ran to get several contenders. marco rubio even case it was considered a nuisance candidate even they dropped out. if nikki haley wants to continue spending money running in this race no one's going to stop her she is free to do so but at this point the question is what is she trying to win? what is her political future? jon: here's the way the "new york times" sees it. in a piece by a number of its political repo

gorge alexandria.r: good morning you mention it was a late night that is relative because we know this could have been much later and it was called we cannily for former trump another sweeping victory for him but also the first time that former governor nikki haley lost an election in her home state when we look at totals from last night they were divided 59 pngts 8% to the communities took the stage within minutes of the polls closing i'll tell you there was very little suspense in that room last night full of supporters a lot of confidence trump called it an early night and a fantastic one at that he spoke to the victories that he predicts ahead. >> it was sooner than we anticipated -- it was -- [applause] everyone bigger win than we anticipated. we're doing great and autoworkers are going to be with us 100% because they got sold out by this country. but michigan is up, and we're going to have a tremendous success there, and then we have a thing called super tuesday. as you mention he did not mention

jon: alexand alexandria hoff in columbia, south carolina thanks.'s bring in our panel fox news foxnews contributed syndicd columnist and david go packet chairman. after listening to the town h hall, liz do you think mines were changed? >> i think the more people see nikki haley the more they are impressed with her command of the issues and her willingness to offer solutions. i think a lot of people are tired of politicians who talk about all of the problems america faces without really offering any kind of practical anecdotes to that. so, on social security i applaud her for actually talking about the fact social security is going to go broke in 10 years and how we might fix it without penalizing people currently in the program. i applaud her for tackling things like excess government spending and trying to get costs down via more fiscal prudence if you will. those things are resignation but frankly the thing i think is most appealing about hers when she talks about what she did as governor. those things are very real. that is what donald trump doe

jon: alexandria hoff i will not ask you about your footwear i'm sure you do not have the gold sneakershanks alex for. >> because i cannot afford them. tune in tomorrow america reports anchor john roberts josÉ town hall with nikki haley in columbia, south carolina. that is 5:00 p.m. eastern here on fox news channel tomorrow. and then this tuesday at 7:00 p.m. easter art laura ingraham will host a donald trump town hall in greenville, south carolina boxes up to the minute democracy 24 coverage continues right up until election day. and it breaking news, president biden just spoke on russia and ukraine after leaving church moments ago. he said he spoke with ukrainian president zelenskyy today and let him know he is confident more aid is coming. lucas tomlinson and rehoboth beach with more on that. >> that his rights. president biden speaking to reporters here and rehoboth beach a few moments ago he blasted congress for not passing the aid to help ukraine defend itself. >> the idea that now they're going to run out of ammunition and walk away i find it absurd. i find it unethical. i find i

hey alexandria. >> hi eric.n close a trump campaign says they have shifted their focus one 100% to the general election. showing a lot of competence they are pre-they think they will come out with a win tonight double digits. you can feel the confidence throughout the states because the former president trump a spent little time little money here in south carolina compared to nikki haley voters we spoke with date he really did not need to spend more than that polls had shown he held onto a lead that ranges from 26 -- 33% in fact the bulk of the date trump spent in the d.c. area heat said this at cpac a short time ago. >> is a big election going on today you probably have read a little bit about it. and i am supposed to be in a slightly different location, not too far away but nevertheless it is different and i said no i'm sorry i have to be at cpac today. >> he is coming back later tonight to these headquarters his headquarters thewatch partyp spoke at the black conservative federation gala here in columbia last

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alexandria hoff has the latest, and what kind of recruitment changes are we talking about?hn, this month the navy announced it's dropping the high school graduation requirement, air force is welcoming back retirees to active duties, all to combat the recruitment goals. missed last year. marines hit the target but did so while facing the most challenging recruiting environment ins is the establishment of the all volunteer force. the number of military personnel lowest since world war ii. a host of reasons like the jobs market, global conflict and a population problem. >> the typical age range where military recruiters focus their efforts, about 18, 17 to 25 range, right now that's about only 8.5% of our country and that's a 15-year low. so, that's just, you know, an abstract sort of demographic statistic that people don't necessarily think about. >> fox news contributor also weighed in saying that woke military marketing has not helped. >> so a lot of factors here going into this right now, a lot of concern, but changes are being made. back to you guys. >> john: alexandria h

we begin alexandria in columbia. alec. >> reporter: hi, good morning, neil.esident trump has spent very little time or money here in south carolina. the expectation the is that he hasn't really needed to with such strong the polling numbers, but he still wants to see a strong showing out here today. last night trump was in the state, he delivered remarks at the black conservative federation gala here in columbia. he spoke for an hour and a half, seldom mentioning nikki haley, listen. >> we sort of don't even talk about her anymore. it's amazing when you do badly in the polls how you don't mention people, isn't it? it's an amazing phenomenon. but we have a big deal tomorrow, and it's so important that everybody get out and and vote, because we want to win by big margins because the big day is november 5th. >> reporter: yeah. the trump campaign says that today is the day that they are shifting their focus 100% to the epogen election. trump -- general election. spectrum by, or trump wants to show his remaining competitor it might not be worth it to hang on for m

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fox's alexandria hoff has reaction tonight from both candidates. >> trump continuing his winning streak saturday, taking the south carolina gop primary by double digit as he cements his status as the party's presumed nominee, an even bigger win than we anticipated. >> and. i was just informed that we got double the number of votes that has ever been received in the great state of south carolina, so that's pretty good. >> trump's team is already looking ahead to the general election and believes that he could have enough delegates to wrap up the nomination in just a little over two weeks. meanwhile, the haley campaign, looking for a path forward after a stinging defeat in her home state. the former governor is optimistic, but history is not on her side. no candidate has lost the first primary contest by such a wide margin and gone on to win the nomination. haley staying confident despite the odds. >> there are huge numbers of voters in our republican primaries who are saying they want an alternative. i'm not giving up this fight when a majority of americans disapprove of both donald trum

primary so long as they did not cast a ballot in the democratic primary earlier this month. >> alexandriaank you. joining me now new hampshire governor chris sununu. good to have you with this, governor. >> you but good to see you. with the stock reality hear the latest monmouth "washington post" poll in south carolina long primary voters has trump of the 8%. governor haley at 32%. more recent polling's and even wider gap. why is she still in? >> look, to states new hampshire and iowa, as great as we are being a filter do not dictate the republican nominee for the entire country pretty got to let the staff play out for you got to give folks a choice. again the early states have been kind of filters to try to narrow it down to one on one race. got not, that's great. nikki haley is raising a ton of money she has resources she is going to buy the super tuesday states she's going to do very well there. she's going to do wellin her home state of south carolina there is a lot to play here. nikki haley had about 4% of the vote about six weeks before it new hampshire and in that timeframe she wip

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stuart: thanks, alexandria.nt biden will visit the site of east palestine, ohio, one year after the disaster. a resident from that town joined me earlier and said this. roll tape. >> this isn't about the people of east east palestine and the surrounding area, this is about a joe biden. this is about his election campaign and 2024. i don't care if he drinks our water with, but as long as he and his team know that we're not drinking the kool-aid that's -- that he's serving. stuart: joining me now, senator eric senator eric schmitt from missouri. why do you think it's been a year before biden visited the site? >> i think it's an election year ploy to try to appeal to voters that, quite frankly, joe biden and democrats have left behind. completely ignoring someplaces -- places like east palestine, i think the real story is it took him a year and now it's an election year, so that explains it. the truth is, the people of east palestine have been suffering, and there's towns like that allover the country -- all over t

. >> meantime, former president trump's campaign says it is full steam ahead as fox's alexandria hoff reports, mr. trump's camp is already looking forward to the general election. >> well, both campaigns, they moved on quickly from south carolina, but the road really only becomes more difficult for nikki haley from here. there are several more winner take all states, meaning that the former president is likely to rack up additional delegates quickly. looking at the divide, trump earned roughly 60% of the vote. 40% went to former governor haley. former president really did have a strong showing in rural and suburban communities as he took the stage within minutes of the polls closing. the race was called almost immediately. there had been little to no suspense inside of his election headquarters. a lot of confidence there. trump spoke to the victories he predicts ahead. >> you know, michigan's coming up. we're doing great. the auto workers are going to be with us 100% because they got sold out by this country. but michigan's up and we're going to have a tremendous success there. and th

i've got several staffers who worked so hard on this, alexandria gelbert, thank you very much to alexandriajeff hanson. [ applause ] >> last point i'll make, mr. zuckerberg is just a little advice to you. i think your opening statement object mental health needs to be explained. i don't think it makes any sense. there isn't a parent in this room who's had a child that's gone through an emotional experience like this that wouldn't tell you and me they changed right in front of my eyes, they changed, they hold themselves up in their room, they no longer reach out to their friends, they've lost all interest in school, these are mental health consequences that i think come with the abuse of this right to have access to this kind of technology. so -- i see my colleague. you want to say a word? >> i think it was a good hearing. i hope something positive comes from it. thank you all for coming. >> the hearing record is going to remain open for a week for statements and maybe questions submitted bysenators by 5:00 p.m. on wednesday. once again, thanks to witnesses for coming. the hearing stands adj

joining me now to discuss is congresswoman alexandria ocasio- cortez.epresents of course the 14th district of new york. it's great to see you. >> thank you. >> it's good to see you in person, no less. so, my first is just, it's amazing watching that tape. and i wonder if, that was your freshman year. >> one of my first hearings as well. >> did you ever imagine that that line of inquiry would lead to the moment we find ourselves in now? >> i mean i don't think anybody saw the scale and the degree of this ruling that has come down. but i think even when donald trump was first running in 2016 , people did say nobody knows donald trump like new yorkers do. and he had such a notorious reputation, for this kind of shady dealing, in construction, in real estate, in contracting. famous for not really paying out his contracts and fleecing working people all across new york city. we knew him as a fraud, for longer, and better than almost anybody else in the country. and really, that line of questioning that we just saw was inspired by trump links, which is right

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is going after biden on the border.is a legal right of all people in the face of authoritarian threat. we should not buckle on our principles, end quote. new york congresswoman claude what tenny -- claudia tenney returns to the show. would you like to respond to aoc? >> it's ridiculous. first of all, thank god they're only doing impressions. we would like to see them actually take action and reverse the policies that they, they implemented, president biden along with secretary mayorkas with the regulatory regime they put in place to allow this illegal migration where the human traffic thers are basically running our entire border or, and they're profiting off us at record level. they're making more money than off human trafficking than drug trafficking. aoc is ridiculous, she always is. you know, she went to the border and was crying. she should be crying at all these children being trafficked around the country, children dying at the border because cartels don't care about them including our northern border where a fam