anita? >> anita: well, the d.o.g.e.nsumer financial protection bureau in their sites. elon musk and vivek ramaswamy turned up the heat after the banking watchdog once led by elizabeth warren moved to cap overdraft fees right before christmas. fox business' grady trimble is live at the white house with more on this. hi, grady. >> hey, anita. musk and ramaswamy have previously floated this idea of consolidating financial regulators or maybe even outright eliminating some of them, and now they are doubling down on that. in a post on x, ramaswamy is specifically calling out the consumer financial protection bureau for overreach because of come as you said, a rule that it finalized less than two weeks before christmas. he says that rule, which has to do with overdraft fees that banks charge, will drive low income americans to high cost payday loans. ramaswamy writes this latest gambit of the cfpb is just a symptom of a deeper and unconstitutional cancer of unelected bureaucrats substituting their policy judgments for those o

it for another hour. >> anita: i'm anita vogel.roberts and sandra smith have a day off. this is "america reports." these are some of the alleged migrant criminals arrested by i.c.e. after being released. a pillar of trump's campaign was assuring ic could work with local officials to deport dangerous criminals. one example is the 287g program where local agencies across the country are partnering with i.c.e. to enforce immigration laws. >> bill: in the meantime, two governors are taking vastly different approaches when it comes to the southern border. california governor gavin newsom is looking to block trump as texas governor greg abbott is celebrating the success of operation lone star. terrel county texas chair sheriff coming up and just moments. >> anita: but first brooke taylor has been following this story out of dallas. hi, brooke. >> hi, anita. we have all seen the headlines, illegal migrant charged with a crime despite an i.c.e. hold. in many cases i.c.e. is never notified and in other cases it is just completely ignored. h

anita? >> anita: all right, stephanie bennett live in london for us, thank you. >> bill: also oversees, israel and hamas now pointing a finger at each other over delays in a cease-fire agreement. in the meantime the idf is ramping up their air strikes on the northern gaza strip and also launching retaliatory air strikes against houthi militants in yemen. chief foreign correspondent trey yingst joining us live from tel aviv. so trey, what are you hearing about these air strikes in gaza? >> yeah, hey bill, good afternoon. today the israeli struck back against houthis inside yemen. explosions rocking the capital of sanaa. the israelis say these strikes that targeted the main airport in the city in addition to power plants were in response to continued ballistic missile and drone attacks against their country. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu oversaw the strikes alongside his chief of staff and is really defense minister israel katz. >> interpreter: we are determined to cut office terr

anita?a: nothing worse than waking up to ground stop on christmas eve but glad to see the travelers are rolling through the -- with the punches. max gorden live at lax with us. merry christmas to you. speak a merry christmas. >> john: now this, a three-way power struggle underway in the city of chicago after the ousting of the chief executive of the city's public school system pedro martinez. public schools, teachers union and democratic mayor brandon johnson all at odds over contract negotiations. student test scores continue to plummet. bill bennis served as education secretary during the reagan administration and joins us. america smith to you and your family. things for being with us today. back in -- >> thank you. by the way, i am by the way the up score greek major you were mentioning and disparaging earlier. >> john: i didn't mean to disparage anybody who is a greek philosopher pretty managed to make something of yourself regardless. >> a little bit. >> john: back in 1987 you called c

anita?ll right. we know you will keep us posted, lucas tomlinson. thank you so much. griff? griff: anita, on capitol hill house speaker mike johnson could be nation an uphill battle for another term as speaker as some gop members are expressing doubts over sporting -- supporting his bid. madeline rivera are is live with the latest. maddie, seems there's a battle for the gavel. >> reporter: yeah. trouble is brewing for mike johnson. at least one republican congressman, thomas massie, says he won't be supporting johnson for speaker, but there are several other members who say they are keeping their options open including andy harris, scott perry and tim burchett. that's a problem for johnson because he needs 218 votes to keep the gavel. the breakdown is 219 house republicans and 215 house democrats. that means johnson can only afford the lose one republican vote if democrats vote against him. house minority leader hakeem jeffries has indicated they won't be helping johnson this time around aft

anita?anita: bill, powerful storms are causing massive headaches for millions of holiday travelers. more than 3,000 flights have been delayed and hundreds of others have been canceled, according to flight aware. meanwhile, drivers are meeting long lines of traffic. brooke taylor is live at the dallas-fort worth international airport with more on this, and brooke, from your vantage point there, which airlines are having the most issues? >> hi, anita. well, i can tell you the airlines we are seeing having the most issues, southwest airlines and also american. it is really no surprise because both are dallas-based airlines and yesterday we saw some thunderstorms in our area that caused ground delays, and that in turn cause hundreds of flight cancellations and delays. and i can tell you just from talking to travelers, you know, they are trying to stay positive but they are frustrated because those delays from yesterday spilling into today and they are certainly still feeling the effects of that.

anita, griff. >> thank you. anita? first white christmas in 15 years. there's about an inch of snow on the ground in central park. beautiful. the last time the big apple experienced a white christmas was in 2009. we even saw some picturesque sites in a winter wonderland. look at that. wow. griff, that is a beautiful sight. >> it was beautiful. i woke up to walk over early here, the americas. the snow was coming down yesterday morning. a beautiful sight. really put you in the christmas and holiday sfirt seeing some snow. didn't last but it was beautiful. >> it certainly was. >> coming up, why some are calling on president-elect trump to publically back mike johnson ahead of a gavel battle. who will be the next speaker? we'll dig in next hour. we'll dig in next hour. when i hear cancer, i hear death sentence. every 15 seconds, someone will hear the words, “you have cancer.” at the american cancer society, we're here... to help people through their entire journey. and today, we're asking for your support. your gift helps

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hello to you, anita. >> anita: hey, john, glad to be with you. i am anita vogel in los angeles. some of the men who have been spared the death penalty include bank robbers, mass murderers, and child killers. the families of those victims of those crimes really thrown a curveball by the american president just a few days before christmas. leo terrell is here to weigh in on his latest round of forgiveness. >> john: first let's go to alexandria hoff who is live with more. alexandria. >> good to be with you. the president says he was guided by his conscious and downgrading the sentences. he condemns the crimes of these men and also grieves with the victims, but he added the spirit "in good conscience i cannot stand back and let a new administration resume prosecutions i halted." many critics pointing to the victims who were executed without mercy. eight and nine years old. raped and murdered. other examples, lexus roberts, 12 years old when prosecutors say thomas sanders took her and her mom on a road trip. >> thomas sanders on the way back took her mother out and executed her in co

anita?anita: many ukrainians are spreading the christmas holiday cold and in the dark. after russia launches a massive strike targeting its energy infrastructure. ukrainian president fly myslinski condemning the onslaught as inhumane saying russia's decision to terrorize his country on this day was intentional. dan hoffman is a former cia station chief in moscow and a fox news contributor. 10, thanks for coming in for us on christmas day. good to see you. this is a perfect attack to be sure and president zelenskyy says was deliberate. it certainly seems that way. to be time just on christmas day. what is the message here from vladimir putin? >> yeah, happy christmas, anita to you and all that he respects this is vladimir putin targeting ukraine's energy infrastructure. it is not a military target. it is ukrainian surveillance. but really it is what putin has been doing from the start of the war. it is currently targeting ukrainian hospitals and their neighborhoods and maternity wards. rememb

anita. >> well, for more on this drama, we've joined by republican congressman from arizona and member of the house judiciary and oversight committees, andy biggs. representative biggs, great to see you this morning. who would you believe we're going through this again a little over a year after kevin mccarthy was ousted. here we go. what's interesting to me is that mike johnson is known as a likeable guy, everybody seems to like him, he's known as thoughtful, smart, he's a lawyer, he gets along with both sides, but as madeleine just mentioned he did not get that debt ceiling deal that president-elect trump wanted. so, what happens to him here? is he able-- he needs 218 votes. does he have the votes? can he get them? >> it's pretty darn close right now, anita. you've got one member and two members who said they're not going to vote for him. and one said under any circumstances he's not voting for mr. johnson and for mike to become speaker again he's going to have to have everybody else and t

. >> anita: sandra smith has the day off. if president biden moves forward, it could greatly complicate the plans to get the border price is under control. after vowing to launch one of the largest deportation orders we have ever seen. >> on my first day back in the oval office, i will start an historic slate of executive order to close our border to illegal aliens and stop the invasion of our country. [cheers and applause] and on that same day, we will begin the largest deportation operation in american history. larger even than that of president dwight d. eisenhower. >> john: live in the studio with more on this. a battle on immigration between now and january 20th. >> no doubt about that. karoline leavitt hinted what president-elect trumps actions on the border could be. >> securing this other border, looking at title 42. many of these executive actions are still being considered by our policy teams and their lawyers. >> the trump era policy that allowed for asylum-seekers to be expelled from the country in phoenix. sugges

anita? anita: meantime syria is trying to push back rebels who sees the country's second-largest city in the military rushing and reinforcements this morning and striking the city. stephanie bennett is live in london with the latest on the counterattacks. >> it has been a busy and deadly last 72 hours over there. rebel forces are invading northwestern parts of syria, capturing territory for the first time in years. this surprised offensive is a huge embarrassment for syria's president also comes at a time when his allies, iran, hezbollah are with their own conflicts the foreign minister it wasn't syria today he told reporters that tehran will back the government and army meanwhile russia, they are kicking in. planes have responded there by bombing the rebels with strikes this video was released by the search and rescue group showing the aftermath of blown outbuildings at vehicles they evacuated injured people into ambulances. in aleppo they celebrate as he drove to the city and claimed to ha

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anita dunn, you know, hunter blames anita dunn for sort of the strategy of the first two years, which to just lie low and take it essentially. and you saw basically that hunter fired all the lawyers that anita and her husband, bob bauer, hired for him after 2022 and sort of took a much more aggressive pr strategy. so i'm not there is some backstory here about the frustration between the two of them. i also think, you know, anita is not as close in the inner circle of biden's inner circle, in part because of that conflict, because at the end of the day, you know, the biden family comes first. >> kate, alex laid out a lot of what i was going to say. it's important. it's important to understand there is no love lost between anita dunn and hunter biden and hunter's legal team and the particularly the communications strategy around hunter over the last few years has been a point of conflict between hunter's legal team. hunter. anita and bob. so i wasn't surprised either to see her criticize the the communications rollout. you know, i think doing it in the way that they did did leave biden

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>> well, anita, that's such a great point. because, joey, you brought it up. don't believe your lying eyes. we're supposed to take it at face value. you know, let's just jump to the drones. that. what what these drones are. we're going to believe our government. now. we have to take it at face value that the people that they've released into our communities, who they do not know who they are, some of them are terrorists. some of them have committed, i mean, heinous acts. ms. 13. he called him serial killer. >> 12 year old jocelyn is a great they are is the one of the many sad and tragic faces of this problem. yeah. you know, mayorkas sits there and says drones are no problem. he also sit there and said the border is closed, so maybe the government doesn't have their handle on it i don't know. all right. coming up next is google having a bud light moment and why kids are now trolling poorer first lady doctor jill biden, very superstitious. >> let us talk about. letting mom the baby. it's a miracle. >> and he will have enemies. >> you seek this child. >> you had

and this is the other point anita was making. you have been, she says to her former boss, you have been a person of integrity. you have upheld the rule of law. why then attack the rule of law as one of your final acts as president? >> so i would say i'm going to separate that into two things. one is he should not have talked about how hunter was persecuted and prosecuted unfairly. right. that was he should never have done that in terms of the pardon itself. and let me preface by saying, i hate the fact that we have pardons in the constitution. i think it is this monarchical crazy thing that should not exist, but it does exist. so people and presidents on both sides have given them. but i will also say, from joe biden's perspective, i don't think he gives a about his legacy. this is his kid. we're talking about who he's worried is going to fall off the wagon again. if he has to go to prison, who's being even now, even after the pardon has been issued, republicans like comer are going out and saying they're going to come after him

ok many science anita, anita abraham, reporting that from ramallah. as the serial has miles to a public day of morning to all of those killed by the assad regime, people have been gathering and damascus dro friday. press the 3rd week off to the end of assad's rain. thousands are expected to during the demonstration of, of my ad square foot. and the conclusion of pres several cities across the country will be taking part in the national day of mourning. the self lessons that you have so way to hundreds have already gathered, holding pictures of loved ones who were killed or disappeared during a science room. according to accountability and justice under the new administration. levels that off joins us now live from damascus. sir russell, this is one of i should think many days to remember enough ones. last a we're seeing many people coming out of the indeed. so the officials recording people to attend this gathering of the morning for. busy those loved one was the last in the last 13 years of civil war. and after my premier or the friday premier, now y

. >> on that point, anita dunn who is one of the president's closest advisors publicly spoke out againsts son. she said the argument is one many observers are concerned about. a president who upheld the rule of law and has really defended the rule of law kind of saying maybe not right now. it's one thing for shapiro who might be positioning himself to run in 28 to speak out against biden but anita had done is not running for any public office so why is she speaking out against her former boss? >> is a little inside baseball with the lawyers and her husband but i do believe what she also said was the timing wasn't right and i don't think she was criticizing the president, i think she was criticizing the timing of it and i think a lot of democrats feel that way. why was this not the very last thing you're going to do an office if you'd pardon your son i don't think the president could fault the president for pardoning his son. keeping hunter out of jail or to a stop where he has i think no one can fault him for that and i don't think american people actually really do care if he pardons hi

a former top biden white house aide, anita dunn, we're going to show to it.iller for trying to claim lawfarety not exist in the biden white house. we've got multiple people saying, yeah, it did. we're going to show you the sound of that takedown. liz peek is going to take it on. also this story -- >> what was the purpose of you raising your right hand? what was the purpose of that? that's crazy. you are many violation of the constitution, the u.s. constitution, the law of the land, the supreme law of the land. elizabeth: chicago residents have had it, they're in a world of pain from biden's open borders. rising crime, gangs, taxes going up, chaos. trump border czar tom homan is going to ride to the rescue. he says chicago will be ground zero for the first deportations of illegal aliens. and he says he'll prosecute if anyone trying to stop it. that chicago resident you just saw speaking out is here to respond. but first, let's check in with dagen and brian to see what's coming up on "the bottom with line." brian: hey, liz, good to see you. okay, so drones, dro

we welcome back to the nine anita johnson, a financial behaviorist.for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> so the holidays are kind of like this big salad of family, romantic love, expectations and tradition. how do you advise people sort of really look at the reality of what we can and should spend? >> well, first of all, let's make your list of who you want to have to give a gift to and what are their likes or dislikes. right. so you do that and then you're going to put a budget to that. and really, really we need to think about what they're going to be using. what is it that they are going to use. because sometimes we get gifts and we know it. we get gifts. and by january or february we're done with that gift. so really think about what that person really needs and try to get that for that person by earlier. like you said, ask them what they want. >> yeah, i'm not a huge gift giver. i feel a lot of pressure though, when someone gives me a gift i wasn't expecting, like, oh shoot, now i have to get her something. do we have to get her somet

but for our viewers to know anita dunn and her husband, mostly anita dunn, has, um, sparred with with hunter biden and his attorneys over a lot of things, but particularly communication around all of the troubles that hunter biden and the attacks that he has been subject. >> well, and she made it clear when she was speaking that this wasn't done from inside the white house. folks, this was done by the family and the personal lawyers, you know, not not the official white house counsel, et cetera.. so she clearly distanced the white house from all of that. and, you know, she made the point, which i think is well taken, which is who was thinking about the timing of all of this. you know, when you sit inside that white house, you have to think about when you do certain things. and as she pointed out, it was in the middle of this rocky rollout of cabinet appointees. and she was sort of saying, well, why step on that? why step on that when when trump is getting some bad press, leave it alone. yeah. >> although perhaps kash patel the fact that he was picked accelerated the announcement becau

they say there's a lot of secrecy around the business and i know i most, anita a levy. he lands yeah. need need a sec. don't fully go need an sick or a visual of, you know, but as i've had kids log in and they'll go to government in the us, the organizations basel action network. and the last beach clean up had access to data from collection centers in california. the state, the exports, most classic waste mexico, their conclusion was equally disappointing, were not capable of making a single bail which did not fail the tests of bottles control system didn't puckett, advocates for environmental and social responsibility and international trade. most of the plastic that comes into to mexico is not recycling. so they are only cherry picking the very best us. and dumping or burning the raft in 2019 the basel convention on the control of hazardous waste and their disposal of which mexico is a party, was amended to say that if plastic and difficult to recycle or contaminated, the receiving country must be notified and it's been treat approved menu, less of a way to go. okay,

country is not just the shows we have seen it happening in what is just on the united republican tons, anita. we see that they have continued involvement of women in the affairs of the nation, pushing the agenda for on doing so. in a manner that is creating major movements that will ensure that the continent of africa is how to grow. but we have also seen that whenever we have conflicts of whatever kind when we have passed some who are displaced internally. and when we have refugees, when all women are displeased and they do not have the opportunity to grow, then those countries regress. the mistake therefore is the time is not the time is now to involve our women in the development agenda. so that development can be realized in is the time to take the time is now to run away from tokenism, which only allows us to a point to point that a few women as being representative of humanity in the political arena. but in addition to women knowing laws, items that use, oh, do you feel fun with me to client that would is not a problem. and in stage we have must also ask ourselves how it is that we can

if you anita phil now have a run off with conservative rideable drug on for march in 2 weeks. thousands of people have protested in the spanish city of valencia over the gulf. the local governments reaction to recent that'd be floods. protestors accusing stories of issuing flooding warnings far too late and are demanding that regional leaders resign within 220 people died in the flood disaster. and spanish police have arrested 7 human traffickers, excused of murder during se crossing from the african mainland to the canary islands. their boat was carrying more than 200 migrants at the time investigator stated, traffickers killed 4 of them to keep the rest under control. south korea as observing a week of national morning after a jetliner crash, killed 179 people. people have been paying the respect sadie memorial and the city of juan where the plain went down. south korea's action president is also attending the ceremony. that's the deadliest plane crash ever on the country soil. only 2 people survived the disaster on sunday. both were members of the crew. investigators are now analyzin

on other stories, but i head to our website for much i more on other stories, but now it is back to anitafered a weight loss drug over the next 12 years, in what is the longest roll—out for the national health service. the healthcare watchdog nice said the length of time was necessary, because of the large number of people eligible for the drug, so as not to overwhelm nhs services. but charities have said its too long for patients to wait. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. it's estimated that over 60% of adults are either overweight or obese in england, risking their health and putting pressure on the nhs. but only 40,000 are treated by nhs weight—loss services each year. the gp was very enthusiastic about me buying it privately. now, in an attempt to improve nhs weight loss services, the health watchdog nice has given the green light for several million obese people to be treated with tirzepatide branded as mounjaro. but the roll—out will be over a record 12 years so as not to overwhelm the nhs. the drugs are expensive and therefore we cannot treat several million peopl

so only 8 additional votes by the ruling party by law make us of the routing party, anita. so the impeachment motion would pass and 7, routing potty lawmakers have already voice the public support of this impeachment motion. so it only needs one more vote among the routing pots, you know, make us. and then the most and be successful in that is really the most likely outcome, at least from what we know know me and to what then if uh if you and is impeached what happens then? so he will be, he loses power, but it is only temporarily. so the case will be referred to the constitutional court. and then the address is there. they decide if, for example, right now, they be to that decision, then you can, so you always would get back into power. but in the meantime, x, the prime minister 100 to basically take care of the presidential business and he will deflect the whole power. and we know that probably the decision by the constitutional court, whether they confirmed this impeachment or not, will probably take a couple of months that actually can take some time that we had and the

after the while dual, we remember that they took of, uh, what is today the united republic of tons, anita, which had been on the control of the german, so the question is how the, the british government, the colonies, unlike the frames, the british had a very unique, an interesting way of governing. how caught on these, it was called in direct goals on was in direct about it. it was in direct because the british came to whichever 33 they wanted to occupy, initially as a pro tip 3, it's unprotected rates. while on the tod been claimed on behalf of the mona. it's as areas where they could conduct the comb us and didn't quite a number of countries. they remained for a 5th race until they was converted into corner. nice, caring. yeah. well, we, uh, as we have this conversation became a british set plot quarterly, uniquely because of, with the, with their life the way as a can, you know, so much on what they did was to take the font i learned on to give it to the settlers while they put the indigenous people in the mall, my general on the same thing happened in what is present day those involv

and by celebrating the late shirley anita st. hill chisholm, we are fulfilling that responsibility. it is indeed my honor to stand here, both of us, born in the month of november, both of us daughters of caribbean immigrants, both of us who loved to dance and loved to dress. shirley chisholm, trailblazer. shirley chisholm, change maker. shirley chisholm will be forever remembered. and i yield back. mrs. cherfilus-mccormick: i yield to terri sewell from alabama. ms. sewell: mr. speaker, i join my colleagues of the congressional black caucus in paying tribute to the one and only shirley chisholm as we celebrate what would have been her 100th birthday. the first black woman ever elected to congress, shirley chisholm is an icon and public servant whose contributions shall never be forgotten. as a founding member of the congressional black caucus, she took a bold stand against injustice for all. she used her position on the house agricultural committee to expand food assistance for vulnerable families and championed policies for women and african-americans. she has been one of my greates

the board more and german leaders are promising. swift answers and dw chief political correspondent anita has a, has more on the state of the investigation. slow as we heard that with lots of warnings from individuals who are less examined as ours is that they have to look into a ton of a. and that includes members of an n g o, for example, working with ex muslims who had filed a legal case against him for threats on the x platform in which he said that the german police were trying to install is live msm in germany. and they made lots of similar posts like that on next. that should have been deeply concerning cooling for under michael's death. for example, he'd also even been fined by german authorities. so making threats in the past and the so the government longevity about him, we're hearing that he goes to an official less from german authorities in which they try to detect him from breaking the law off to some of the threats that he made. all of this is now being investigated and they really have to provide answers here as to how as far as ease of working together, whether the inform

you first, anita. co-panelist: great, and then i will let alex to say that actually they were out there challenging as to debate the whole time. [laughter] we wanted to debate. the president had done very well in 2020 in both the debates against trump. we were in a situation where the race was still very much a referendum on the president, as opposed to being portrayed as a choice. we were anxious to start having voters start to look at the choice again, to look at the two of them, as opposed to everything i don't like about joe biden. there were certainly a lot of things they hadn't liked about donald trump either, and actually still didn't like. so we were still looking at a couple of other things that were very real. one of them was, we needed moments to really galvanize our voters. we needed to build moments, particularly for small-donor fundraising. debates were huge for that. we didn't want to do debates within the commission on presidential debates, the republican party had already said they wer

. >> maya anita smith has spent her life working in the nonprofit space, one of her family's favorite holiday traditions, the do gooder garage, where she'd invite her friends to her home garage to make urine donations and meet her favorite local organizations. >> but this year felt a little different. >> wanting to grow beyond her garage, anita smith set out to find an empty space that could hold an even bigger dream. >> and i think i honestly expected by the end of the day to have people be like, yeah, here you go, maya. and i was surprised that i was met with much more resistance than i had expected. >> that is, until she met marissa smith, a local realtor within casa homes. >> she had such an amazing story. i just looked at her and i said, some way, somehow we're going to make this a yes no matter what. >> with maya and mr. smith's will, marissa smith found a way. this unused space in lafayette, owned by diamond construction builders. the smiths met just before thanksgiving, and by december 7th, the store was open. >> so it was one of the quickest, most urgent labors of love that w

anita dunn says i don't like the timing. done at the end and everybody would have understood. the reason he did it was so that hunter biden would never have been convicted in the first place. >> that's right. what they feared was that he would be officially convicted, also that he would have a hard sentence that would have to be set aside. he didn't want any of that. the sentences come with reports that are often very embarrassing that might refer to some of the other allegations against him. all of that was avoided by doing this. >> dana: in all of that pardons that mark meredith was just reporting on, why would bill clinton ask for one for hillary? >> right. there is a strange thing going on, dana. the new rage item this season is a pardon. everyone seems to want to be put on the naughty list. you are nobody in d.c. unless you are on that list. it is a curious thing. usually around this time people are fighting to get on the inaugural ball list. we have people including bill clinton how about hillary? you are talking about

anita dunn, former right-hand woman to president biden, commented on that to deal book and "the new york let's listen. >> i absolutely agree with the president's decision here. i do not agree with the way it was done. i don't agree with the timing, and i don't agree, frankly, with the attack on the judicial system. the white house was really not part of the process. it was a process that was done very much internally with the family, with the defense lawyers. >> so it's interesting that -- i mean, there's no democrat that i have not heard a democrat say that president biden was wrong to have compassion for his son. but there's a lot of democratic frustration and anger about the way that he did the pardon of his son, and the way he went after the department of justice as anita dunn just mentioned. do you think that's going do do longer term damage to the reputation, the trust? >> no, democrats have to get over it. the real question is what kind of man wouldn't take care of his son? >> the way he did it. >> i think honestly, whatever way he did it, people would complain either way. the rea

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anita. >> hi, anita. from the new york post. >> i was just hoping to get more details on the capture itself. did he put up a fight? >> did he say anything to cops and we've also reported that he published online anti-health care industry rantings. >> can you share with us some of the services that he posted on? >> we're still working through his social media. we're going to do a complete scrub of that preliminarily, like i said, he seems that he has some ill will toward corporate america, but that will all come out as part of our investigation. we're not done here. we're still going to be putting this together. we're still going to be working very hard to bring this to a successful conclusion. >> and then the capture itself. >> what, did he put up a fight? >> did he say anything to police? >> i don't have that information. jane akre oh, sorry. >> can you elaborate on how he got there? >> the path you took from port authority and on the george washington bridge to altoona, pa same thing. >> that's. this ju