we issued subpoenas this week of bank records of hunter biden, james biden.o asked for numerous biden officials to come before congress and answer questions. we need the answers to those questions before we can proceed anywhere. we're going to follow the facts, and that's exactly what we're going to do. maria: all right, congressman it's good to see you. thank you very much, mr. chairman. house ways and means committee chairman jason smith. thank you, sir. >> thank you, maria. maria: for more right now on all of this, let me bring in south carolina congresswoman nancy mace. she is a member of both the house oversight committee and the house armed services committee. congresswoman, let me tart on the budget. you voted against this continuing resolution. why? >> i did. i just want congress to follow the law. we have a law from 1974, the budget impact and control act, that or requires congress to have a budget and 12 separate spending bills to fund the government. if the deadline was october 1st, so we're already past due on that deadline to do it the right way,

the biden family sold access to joe biden's power and the biden justice department protected the biden brand. we must continue to follow the facts. >> i yield to jordan. >> this is a tale as old as time. politicians take action that makes money for his family and then he tries to conceal it. ever forget four fundamental facts, hunter biden gets put on the board, he gets paid a lot of money, hunter biden is not qualified to sit on the board. not my word, his word. because of the name. the executives at the area asked hunter biden to play them -- and help them with the pressure they are under in ukraine. four, joe biden got ukraine on december 9, 2015 and gives a speech attacking the prosecutor that starts the process of getting that guy fired. those facts are consistent with what the confidential human source told the fbi and the fbi recorded in the 1023 form, the same form the justice department did not want to let this committee see. all of those facts, all of that was further confirmed yesterday with the information in the ways and means committee released from zigler. there is a com

current president biden. there's got to be some nervousness. maria: 52 to 42, trump is far and away leader in the gop. this is the democrats' mo. they did it in 2015 and 2016 as well. remember when congresswoman -- what's her name, the head of the democrat convention. anyanyway. >> debbie wasserman schultz. maria: her e-mails were hacked and now there were all these things about bernie sanders. they were in the books for hillary clinton. they didn't want to hear anything about bernie sanders. >> he would have been the nominee. maria: exactly. >> bernie sanders would have gotten the no, n nomination in. maria: but they cut his head off, now they're cutting rfk junior's head off. does this matter to markets? >> i don't know. how many people do they really -- like rfk, how many people does he really draw in? >> 14%, ryan. >> 14%? >> 14% approval ratings were democrats. that's with biden in there. maria: people are recognizing there's an issue with joe biden, it's not just age. a new marquette law school poll fin

frank biden and ms. mindy ward. >> what? it's joe biden's brother doing? plus, what's your superpower? >> i can go there from hello there to hello there, how may i help ou? american president must speak clearly in times of war.the mander-in-chief must make a clear to our friends and enemies exactly where we stand. >> we will not only defend ourselves to the other most but, we will make it very certain that this form of cookery shall never again in dangerous. >> mr. gorbachev tear down this wall. >> we will reinforce old alliances and for new ones. in unite the civilized world against radical islamic terrorism which we will eradicate completely from the face of the earth. >> president biden who flew to israel and hugged their leader, feeling us full support today called for a cease-fire. >> as he was supporting hostages for cease-fire deal? >> they should have the hostages released. >> in last 3 days joe biden has said israel should delay ground operations. then israel should have a cease-fire then israel should not have cease-fire. then wait until hostages

biden is a, how should i put this, biden is a risky asset for performance. we have a light in the book of. >> as a delicate way of putting it, david axelrod the former obama advisor said this you have to imagine it voice i cannot going to do. the biden staff has performance anxiety. biden performs and they get anxious. [laughter] that's a pretty good one. [laughter] because every time biden goes out there they do not know what he's going to say necessarily. he was at a fundraiser couple of months ago he calls a dictator and the next day there is speculation among a lot of allies around the world what is bidenn up to? there's a new shift in the american policy toward beijing? no to biden's talking at a fundraiser got too loose that's how it operates. if you are biden staff that is a risky proposition when it comes to all three of those topics. i don't think they have fully come to terms with how to address it. >> you chronicle the 2020 race is duringt covid. so much of that campaign took place in the basement too. >> they are both unsteady public performance

to subpoena jim biden as well.think so and i thank you so important to note that those macomber tran 19 they don't like and the speaker perfect timing on this. follow the legal folks are telling us. liz: okay let's watch speaker johnson on this and take a listen. >> no i think that desperate times call for desperate measures and that perhaps is overdue where the rule of law team, we don't not use this for political partisan gains of the democrats done and did against donald trump twice, we're going to follow the law and follow the constitution and i think a week will you and i have a suspicion of where that may lead about going to let the evidence speak for himself and that is the reason we shifted into the impeachment inquiry stage the president himself because if in fact, all of the evidence leads to where we believe it will, that is very likely impeachable offenses. liz: so it is a standdown with the evidence you have now. tom: well, it's very clear what is going on. and the members of the biden family, funnelin

the biden staff has performance anxiety. biden performs and they get anxious. well, i mean you also pretty good line because every time biden goes out there they know what he's going to say necessarily. he's at a fundraiser a couple of months ago and he calls the ecology a dictator. and the next day there is a sort of the speculation among a lot of our allies around the world that what's what's what's biden up to here? you deal with this. this is not a new shift in the american policy. beijing no, it's joe biden. they joe biden is talking at a fund and got to lose. i mean, that's like how you phrase but if you're biden's staff you know that's a risky proposition it comes to all three of those topics and i don't think they fully come to terms with how to address that. well, when you chronicle the 2020 race, of course it was during covid and so much of that campaign for him really took place. the basement. yeah. the gift for biden 2020 and kamala harris was they are both unsteady public performers, especially when speaking off the cuff and for the duration of the

joe biden.o xi is playing three dimensional chess here, 2-d chess, and gavin newsom's the willing partner in all of this, praying and hoping somehow biden steps aside and he's waiting to jump right in. >> jesse: so the chinese have a history of picking our presidents, kayleigh. they plucked clinton out of there, remember the fund raising scandal. they got him. he opened them wide up to trade. and then, remember, joe biden, they saw him coming a mile away, leathered his family up with cash and diamonds. and what are they doing now? they haven't met with an american politician, all of a sudden they zero in on him, gavin newsom. kayleigh, does that mean he's going to be the next president? >> look, i don't know, because i can tell you one thing president xi did not bet on. he'd have never thought in a million years donald trump would be president. >> jesse: right. >> he was banking on hillary clinton all the way to the bank. you make a point on all those other candidates. he made the wrong bet when

that is president biden.stration there's an old hockey term about dropping gloves and getting in a fight. we are willing to do that. i don't care if it's against the sod with nerve gas on his own civilians or when we went after van gotti. when i sister we went after soleimani we told supreme leader you are next if something happened. the will of the commanders very, very critical. i have got to be very candid with you and i'm very concerned about this president's track record. he almost has to be forced into it he seems to be late to the party i do not care if it's an army in ukraine with weapons they need to fight the russians or in this instance right now part you got to be very forceful. got a very aggressive about it and make those decisions rapidly. if he does not make them you are right there objects sitting out in the seat there's tremendous firepower that is sitting right there in the eastern mediterranean and on board those ships not just the aircraft but they've actually got guided missile cruisers

president biden is in tel aviv. the fallout over the gaza hospital bombing hanging over his trip with major implications across the region. >> dana: predictably hamas immediately blamed israel for the attack and caused protests across the middle east. israel claims islamic jihadist and has video evidence. president biden is backing up israel's assessment. >> gillian: president biden and president netanyahu emphasizing the viciousness of the hamas attacks that ignited this round of fighting. >> october 7th hamas murdered 1400 israelis. maybe more. that's 209/11s and why october 7th is another day that will live in infamy. >> president biden: they committed evils and atrocities that make isis look somewhat more rational based on what i've seen and appears as though it was done by the other team, not you. >> dana: general keith kellogg is here in analysis and team fox coverage. jacque heinrich at the white house. jonathan hunt is on the hospital bombing. first we have to get to trey yengst in southern israel for an upd

look, this check that joe biden, that jim biden wrote to joe biden came on the same day he received an from a company that was on the verge of bankruptcy and today is bankrupt. on the check to joe biden his brother put loan repayment. now the white house is saying that joe biden loaned his brother money. i don't believe he did, larry, but whatever. let's say they pull something out of their rear end that says joe biden loaned jim biden money, either way jim biden, we have his personal bank records i can say with confidence had no money to pay joe biden back other than that 200,000-dollar wire that came from americorps health company. so either joe biden got paid directly $200,000 from his brother as part of a kickback or a cut from the influence peddling scheme, or, joe biden did loan his brother money but his brother couldn't have paid it back without the influence peddling scheme. there are bankruptcy court documents that spell meticulously exactly what jim biden do receive that money. he went to americorps health, knowing they were in bad financial space, if you pay me money i can

no, it's joe biden being joe biden. talking at a fundraiser and got to lose. that's how it operates. but if you are biden's staff, that's a risky proposition when it comes to all three of those topics. i don't think they fully have come to terms with how to address that. >> you chronicle of 2020 raise of course it was during covid and so much of that campaign for him but he took place in the basement. >> yeah.as , harris was, they're both unsteady public performers especially speaking off-the-cuf off-the-cuff. for the duration of the general election 2020 they had a ready-made reason to not do a press conference. it's a different story now but as the sitting president is remarkable how little he does in terms of sitdown interviews and folders press conferences.t >> still only one sitdown p interview with the printed publication, that was associated press. he's not been one since then ane there has been occasional tv appearances. his most recent tv interview was with the weather channel of all outlets. they've been picking andck choosing and they don't think th

president biden: no. indicated to him is that if that's possible to get these folks out safely, that's what he should do. it's their decision, but i did not demand it. i pointed out to him, if it's real, it should be done. thank you. reporter: but aren't these hostages in jeopardy if there is a ground invasion? president biden: you want to make a speech? look -- obviously, they're in jeopardy. the question is whether or not there's any way of getting them out. if we can get them out, we should get them out. reporter: prime minister albanese -- and welcome, again, to washington -- president biden canceled his may trip to australia because of debt ceiling talks in congress to avoid a first-ever default here in the u.s. more recently, congressional action has stalled as house republicans try to pick a speaker. however, it does appear, since we've been out here, that the house has elected a congressman, mike johnson from louisiana, to that role. but are you worried that grid- -- the gridlock in washington wil

not being hoarded up by hunter biden. republicans will continue to do what they have been doing for years, discrediting anyone who does not serve their political goals at any cost. the shame of it is that, in this hearing room, like on the house floor where we are barreling towards a government shutdown from our republican colleagues calling each other names, we could be working together to put people over politics and solve any number of problems affecting the american people. with the 30,000 americans dying from gun violence, so far, this year alone, guns have become the leading cause of death for children ages 1 to 17, surpassing car accidents. domestic violence if crimson and white nationalism are on the rise. we are seeing active clubs and other once a publicist groups pop up around the country. anti-semitism is at an all-time high. foreign actors like russia, china, iran and north korea attending to influence our elections. political rhetoric causes violence against law-enforcement officials to skyrocket. our immigr

is this biden capitulation, will biden apologize to trump frum. >> you would need remorse in your dnads remain in mexico if he wants to truly do something. larry: that is exactly right. put in title 42. are you waiting for joe biden apologizing to donald trump. >> joe biden has no intention of building a border wall. this is election pandering. larry: 1miles, they will do. not even 20 miles. 17 miles for this border wall. >> do what he does, just talk, talk. larry: mark, they have to overturn the endangered species act in order to complete this wall. is that a bone chubber or what? >> solar powered wall with windmills on it. >> will they call the wall racist now that biden is building 17 miles. larry: tomorrow's headline. >> can't wait for it. larry: you heard it here first, mark simone, joe concha, whatever they said you herd it hear first. grover norquist, president of americans for tax reform. grover i need major help here, i want to talk about the your article in "the wall street journal" that the government spends too much money but before we get to that, my favorite socialist ao

look what "60 minutes" scott pelley said about joe biden last night. >> we met president biden at the. it was a rough week and we could see it on him. as we spoke to the president his secretary of state was in israel. his defense secretary was in a nato meeting on ukraine. america's old president seemed tired from directing all of this. >> sean: biden struggles walking off stage continued saturday after his wife jill had to lead him to the exit. follow me. take a look. >> [cheers and applause]. >> ♪ ♪ >> [cheering]. >> sean: who am i? where do i go? this is not the first time biden struggled walking in the right direction. a quick reminder. >> [cheers and applause]. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> [cheering]. >> [applauding]. >> mr. president. >> sean: here's kayleigh mcenany and ari fleischer. scott pelley, when does he not seem tired and confused? >> he does all of the time. now in particular. when you have rebels and iran in syria and hezbollah. you have hamas. you have iran itself all pointing at israel. he is about to make a trip there. what is concerning when you see that behavio

we have also seen letters from progressive democrats written to president biden -- to president bidenwe saw a resignation from someone who really disagreed with the way in which the biden administration been responding to the war. he felt like there was no option for any other dissenting voices. biden has taken a very staunchly supportive stance with israel, and there are definitely some folks in his party who disagree with his position. host: there is the big state dinner with the australian prime minister coming up this week. why is this notable? guest: well, you know, this is a state dinner with a foreign leader happening in wartime, so it is really important for biden now as well as at the state dinner and in the coming weeks and months to project strength, to keep his allies close to really show he is a stable hand, that he can stabilize the world during the conflict. it is a make or break moment for him so a lot to be watching. host: and for our last question, tell us one thing you are looking forward to or looking at this week as something that will make news. guest: yeah, so i

and what is so infuriating is over the last two and a half years joe biden and the biden administrationlowed nearly $100 billion to iran. understand, hamas is a proxy for iran. without iran, this would be no hamas. -- there would be no hamas. and the "wall street journal" has reported this attack was planned, funded and directed by iran, and yet the biden administration continues to allow billions and billions of dollars to flow to the ayatollah to be used to murder israelis and to murder americans. maria: that is exactly right, senator. and is right now we have iranian sympathizers working within the biden add administration, and that is why i started asking you what can you do about a it. because these atrocities are continuing, and we have robert malley, apparently biden's chief negotiator in the iran nuclear talks, we have others that are still working in the administration that have been leading this effort to get the united states back into an iran deal, leading this effort to, in fact, lower the sanctions enabling iran to generate billions in revenue. and what are they doing with

president biden was also due to _ first step. president biden was also due to meet _ first step.to meet arab - first step. president biden was also due to meet arab leaders| also due to meet arab leaders at that summit injordan. why was i cancelled? at that summit in jordan. why was i cancelled?— was i cancelled? basically, after the — was i cancelled? basically, after the tragic, _ was i cancelled? basically, after the tragic, tragic - after the tragic, tragic incident yesterday at al—ahli hospital in gaza, the amount of anger in the palestinian street, in thejordanian street, in thejordanian street, in the arab street, was such that it was not time for diplomacy. we saw major demonstrations injordan in demonstrations in jordan in front demonstrations injordan in front of the israeli embassy and elsewhere. and i think the sense was given the grief, given the emotion, the time might not be good. certainly, people like let us like a bus, king abdullah, president cc, also don't want to be vulnerable to attacks from the opposition saying you are sitting with the americans were so pr

biden has appeased iran. iran is unappease able, there has been more appease ment and no action, sanctions have been lifted no matter when they say, i'm say you going to, john ratcliffe, if biden were serious, take kirk kirby, you say reading this manuel. first acknowledgment that i heard that iran why puppeteer. mitch mcconnell, not the biggest right wing hawk in the group, he wrote in "wall street journal" last week. said, we should be interdicting or impounding iranian ships that are carrying oil to china to lord knows where and drones to russia. and oil revenues. and reserves, we should be impounding this, right now. right now. because we are now saying iran is behind this, what are we doing about it? go back and you know. you know senators saying this on both sides of the aisle, where is the administration? >> thank you know, as you know, further sanctions dropped this week, u.n. security council resolution against iran's ability to test ballistic missiles and trade ballistic missiles and develop nuclear

biden 24, don't, don't, don't. >> laura: and something else biden said today. >> the vast majority ofnot hamas. hamas did not represent the palestinian people. >> what is he talking about? they won 76 seats of 132 in 2006. the last time they had an election. the majority of palestinians wanted this terrorists organization and hamas is successful. today because they blew up their own hospital stopped jordan and egypt from meeting with the president. so far they are running the narrative. that has to end. >> laura: well, he was so convincing overseas. president biden. he had jet lag. his speech tomorrow night. at least he will have the teleprompter. >> the president is spending billions on the war in ukraine and israeli. mickey mouse is fattening the unscene force behind this. china has a deal with tiktok for fans to engage in disney music, video games, luring children to hand over their personal information to the chinese communist making disney a bundle. this is horrendous. >> laura: it was four years ago that mike pompeo said if you are watching this and you are a parent delete it fr

what does success look like for biden now? i think it is basically getting people around the table to try to stop further escalation. the question that he is going to have to come up with is, well, okay, arab states are saying that israel cannot keep going, but of course benjamin netanyahu is under pressure from his own side to conduct an operation in gaza to remove hamas, to ensure that this doesn't happen again. how do you balance these two things? three days ago that was not the question. it was almost a certainty that the israelis would go ininto ga. the longer that has not happened, the more likely it won't happen. or if it does happen, it is extremely limited. so we're in a situation which is almost like the worst of both worlds. we don't have a military solution, there is no political solution, is it going to be put on ice just to start all over again in a couple years. i see a lot of problems coming. >> yeah, and i think it is just important to explain why it is that we underscore the response of the uae and the saudis

and us president joe biden flew to israel on the 12th day of the war. the american leader was met at the airport by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as well as president yitzhak herzog. as part of the visit , joe biden will hold talks with representatives of the country and members of the government, after which he will meet with the residents of settlements near the gas sector, as well as with the relatives of the hostages. according to the media, biden wants to warn the enemies of israel. not to turn the conflict into a regional war. russian dictator vladimir putin met with chinese leader xi jinping in beijing. first , the heads of state communicated as part of a delegation, then face to face, xi jinping announced the strategic and political interaction of the two countries. beijing is ready to work with russia for protection of international justice. the russian dictator, in turn, announced an economic one. between erefia and china, the leaders agreed on bilateral trade between the countries worth 200 billion dollars. years of flames combin

over the years and james biden writes a check to his brother joe biden, it puts the lie to bide to bidene he did not know anything about family. businesses. >> we proved that joe biden benefits from his family's influence peddling scheme. this check that jobe -- jim biden wrote to joe biden, came on the same day he received a 200 thousand dollar loan from a company that was on the verge of bankruptcy and today is bankrupt. on the check to joe biden, his brother put loan repayment. the white house says that joe biden loaned his brother money, i doable don't believe he did, whatever, let's say they penpull something out their rear end that said joe biden lent jim biden money, he had no money to pay joe biden back, other than 200 thousand wire that came from americorps health company. either joe biden got paid 200 thousand from his brother as part of kickback or joe biden did loan his brother money but his brother could not have paid it back without the influence peddling scheme there are bankrupt see court document that spell what jim biden did to receive that money. he went to americorps

: soon to be released, hunter biden forwards that hunter biden. we expect there will be other revelations like that if the court orders the release of these documents if the archives complies with that. or congress g gets them, themselves. >> sean: what do you see next? >> well, you mentioned the loan can kevin morris. we are going to learn how much kevin morris has provided hunter biden in financial after joe biden has already announced for president. people know he could be the next president of the united states. there is a loan that comes in for china kevin morris assume that loan, that is not the only financial assistance that kevin morris gave. he tracked specific transactions that kevin morris paid on behalf of hunter biden. it's in the millions dollars. >> sean: john solomon justthenews.com. under the speaker mike johnson, impeachment inquiry is continuing, he looks forward to putting additional evidence before american people and let it speak for itself. he is looking at issuing a subpoena to hunter biden, but that decision has yet to be

biden. >> say again? the decisions about whether in this area and whether these allegations are correct are ones that mr. weiss will be able to answer. >> one of the things you have repeated over and over again is that you point out that mr. weiss appointed you as attorney by president trump as though that somehow inoculates him from criticism by us. is that really how this game is played? if someone is appointed by a republican that you are supposed to be on the republican team? or, appointed by democrat, you are on a democrat team? are you on the democrat -- >> let me be clear. he was appointed by republicans. that counteracts the claims that this was a partisan decision to benefit them. >> he remains as a department of justice. >> the time has expired. the gentleman from maryland is recognized again. >> thank you. i want to offer into evidence that testimony, first segments of the testimony of thomas dated september 7. it was taken here before this committee. go to the deconfliction issue with respect

there is no better friend to israel than president joe biden. he has been an ally, supporter of israel throughout his time of service in the united states senate and as vice president and as president of the united states. and i do disagree, but this is not the time to get into a debate about the senator from arkansas' characterization of some of the intelligence about what was the role of iran and what just happened. that's a debate for a separate time. i also want to disagree with the characterization that this is more money that is going to go to iran. when this was being negotiated, there was great care given to the fact that this money had to be fenced off so that it could only be used essentially for humanitarian purposes. and i'm talking about medicine, medical devices, food, and agricultural products. and let's keep in mind that, yes, we have an adversary in iran with the ayatollahs, with the iran revolutionary guard, but there are iranians who are suffering and who do need medicine. and our beef is not with the people. it's with that go

yes. argument we've heard from president biden, what nick?— biden, what nick? yes, it was. — biden, what nick? yes, it was. i think you will hear _ biden, what nick? yes, it was. i think you will hear something i think you will hear something similarfrom british officials. i don't know that but they will be tracking the same material. i am inclined to believe it for other reasons. this is a malfunction, a missile that was not meant to go there but actually ended up having that effect. i've been spending most of the day looking at the forensic evidence. not absolutely conclusive but a fair bit of evidence that a missile broke up in the air and then there was an explosion in the ground at the hospital. would account for the fact it was so much fire involved in the explosion. like a petro ball, it had that effect because i think it was probably missile fuel. i think if you see the pictures, the crater with a missile landed is pretty small. there is a great deal of evidence of explosions, the windows are still there, they haven't been blown out. the cars, apart from the ones be

biden's historic address to the nation, announced by the us president, and what can ukraine expect? israel's iron swords, how will the ground operation in the gaza strip change the course of the war in the middle east? they are pressing to sharpen, a new wave of assaults in the avdiiv direction, why the russians are ready to go to great lengths losses? purification of feesbeshniks in ryasy, the council finally took the first step towards banning the rp branch. however, what is wrong with the government bill. we will talk about this and other things for the next hour with our guests, a politician, diplomat and former minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, pavlo klimkin, and people's deputy of ukraine, former head of the security service of ukraine, valentyn nalyvaichenko. however, before starting our conversation, i suggest watching a video of how the russians are trying to storm avdiyiv. our fighters defend the city, operators of the third regiment of the sso discovered heavy machinery of the occupiers moving in the direction of avdiyivka, the defenders managed to destroy four armo

i know you talked with president biden about them. it is fabulous to get those people out and into egypt, but what happens to the more than 2 million left behind, 1.1 million trying to make their way out of the north to safety now for palestinians. the reason i ask that is the longer they stay there, which is a terrific stall method and strategy for hamas, not only will they kill their own people to keep them there, it keeps israel from what it wants to do. our government i would imagine, tell me if i'm wrong, to put pressure on israel, you have to wait until the civilians are out of the way. i don't know that we can do that. other countries have to make this happen now. >> right. and i think you're right. the white house has stalled this to make sure the civilians can go to the south. i know that there's three phases to the plan. knocking out command and control, successful, six top hamas officials killed. two, the land invasion, house to house, like fallujah in 2004, special operators are training them. three, a blockade in southern

president biden nominate as former colleague of hunter biden at that law firm to lead the office of special the same office congress called onto investigate whistle blower allegations that political -- politicized officials at doj are retaliating against them for blowing the whistle on early intervention program justice for the hunter biden investigation. what do you make on all this? >> liz, i don't think they've been sensitive to the beginning for conflicts of interest. david weiss running the hunter biden investigation is a high ranking official of the biden justice department. he was appointed or labeled, i would say, by the attorney general as a special council, it was in complete violation of the rules. you're supposed to bring a special council in from outside the government. the thing that makes a special council special is that you're supposed to be insulated from a conflict of interest that prevents the justice department from investigating in the normal course. so if they don't care about the conflict situation with respect to the guy who's actually running the whole investigatio

biden? >> i'm, i'm not, i'm not actually following the question. i'm assistant u.s. attorneys who are participating in and investigation also part is impressive. is that what you're asking? >> attorney general, i appreciate your time here today, but i'm concerned that the facts are just some examples of what's been going on here. i apologize. my times out. i yield back. thank you for the time. >> time of the gentleman is expired. the gentleman from maryland is recognized for unanimous consent. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i guess i had my five minutes. i would ask for the unanimous consent to offer some exhibits. first, i would offer -- >> objection. >> district attorney braggs, march 31 2023 letter in response to the committee. i would offer the letter from attorney abby lowell, hunter biden's attorney, to the committee dated september 14th, 2023, and this attachment. i would offer the letter from ms. willis to the chairman on september 7, 2023. >> no objection. >> and i would offer this art

biden.hey're giving joe biden ammunition to fire away and distract from the collapse of biden's economy and you know, all of the various transgressions of biden influence peddling. they're giving him ammunition over there. cart think as you say -- mccarthy was going to make this deal, including by the way, mark, mccarthy was willing to lower all funding levels for ukraine unless, until they have some kind of a mission statement, diplomatic initiative, that would have been written into the legislation too. he wants that too. he wants to choice the border. he wants to cut spending. he wants some accountability on this ukraine money going out the window every day. he is doing a lot of good things right. he is opposing democratic party's objectives and mission these guys are coming after. biden is the enemy. deeming contracts are the enemy. you know these guys. i don't get it. >> i don't know most of these guys. i will tell you this mccarthy is not boehner who trashed the tea party left and righ

biden would have made it, hunter biden could have made it. their deals are terrible and did nothing for them. i could have walked,a way with billions. >> brooke: hunter biden is facing gun charges handed down from david weiss last month. a judge says hunter biden should not receive special treatment in this matter absent unusual circumstances. the president's son is accused of illegally purchasing a firearm while using drugs. he is facing three charges for possessing the firearm while possessing illegal drugs. >> carley: expected to plead not guilty, he was willing to enter a plea deal fchl this becomes a jury trial, you have to wonder if that will play into the minds of the jurors. >> brooke: he was not going to plea guilty to gun charges, but to the tax charges and then they would let the gun charges slide. he is now set to go to court and has to plead not guilty to three gun charges -- not today, tomorrow. trump is today. >> todd: interesting legal point, something in the law, if you engage in settlement negotiations, that can't be used ag

up to here calling -- a new shift that american policy toward beijing no joe biden, joe biden -- talkinga a fundraiser and gt too loose but he got his staff -- you know that's a risky proposition when it comes to all three of those topics. i don't think they fully come to terms with how to address those. >> when you chronicle 2020 race it was during covid and so much ofof that campaign took place in the basement. right? >> the gift for biden in 2020 and kamala harris was they're both unsteady public performers especially off the cuff, and for the -- duration of the general election 2020 they have a ready made reason to not do a rope line to not do a press conference and a covid election but it is, obviously, a different story now. but as city president it is remarkable how little he does in terms of sit-down interviews and full address press conferences. >> did only one sit-down with the associated pressing it is not since then so there's been, you know, vocational tv and most recent tv interview was with the weather challenge of all -- outcomes. so you know they've been, you know, they

and fbi and other folks but denies federal government, they were protecting hunter biden to joe bidenally asked? probably not but they were doing it on their behalf, they didn't want anybody with a lasting biden prosecutor. >> scott grady was top federal prosecutor in pittsburgh responsible for probing hunter biden's work in ukraine where he doesn't have experience at all but got paid nearly $1 billion, brady testifies the biden ukraine bribery allegations, they wanted for the investigation the fbi and u.s. attorney office and tell her but by david weiss who's not special counsel on hunter biden, he and david weiss stonewalled and blocked his probe and one way they were doing it was saying you got a right to us in writing your questions, they got at least 17 different people and fbi headquarters to sign off on what they were doing. brady testified that never seen this before in his career, the way they were stonewalling. >> stonewalling and blocking and putting fd 1023 and a subfile so only the agent took the information have full access to it, it's clearly -- my mom said a long time

— about that warning shot from president biden? ~ . president biden?you look at the security environment it tells i the security environment it tells you a _ the security environment it tells you a lot — the security environment it tells you a lot about _ the security environment it tells you a lot about the _ the security environment it tells you a lot about th- the security environment it tells you a lot about the information flow and information _ you a lot about the information flow and information environment - you a lot about the information flow and information environment and i you a lot about the information flow. and information environment and the reaction and i think that was a good move on but he said because he does not want the bad reaction to subsequently happen because it makes the operational environment a lot more complex and dangerous. so i think that is his commander—in—chief style in ensuring that he sends those signals or communicates effectively to everyone around the world that, there is information running around, this is the

it is an president biden left the building _ him.ent biden left the building behind - him. it is an president biden left the building behind me. him. it is an president biden| left the building behind me a few hours ago and is due to arrive in the middle east in a few hours from now. this was always a high—stakes journey always a high—sta kes journey forjoe always a high—stakes journey forjoe biden given the security as well as the diplomatic implications, you might say. he was due to basically underline what is being called the ironclad commitment to israel's security going forward and also to press the israelis for some sort of humanitarian aid to be allowed into gaza and for the minimisation of civilian casualties if this ground offensive goes ahead. butjust as he was in air force one, before he had even left maryland, 30 miles from us here, the plan basically started to unravel because also a central part of president biden�*s trip was to attend this summit meeting injordan with arab leaders and leaders of egypt, jordan and the p

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for local officials, that next move is president biden's visit. >> i don't know what biden is thinking. i wish i knew. if i could be a little bird in his ear, i'd tell him hey, if you take a stance now, i believe that if they will take a stance and not fold, we'll be able to get our people back, all the hostages. >> reporter: over the years, sderot has become synonymous with resistance to hamas' rockets. it's one of the most fired upon israeli towns. today politicians here to show their solidarity. boaz bismut is a member of the prime minister's likud party. >> we shall never put our friends in america in a position where they will feel uncomfortable, meaning we're not going to go against civilians. >> reporter: and biden, is he going to tell you that to respect that, and for you to take that very tough decision, do not go into gaza right now because that will just inflame the region? >> i think that president biden and any american president knows exactly the morale of the israeli army, and we know how to put limits to ourselves. but there is one thing we shall not put the limit is th

but joe biden provided no evidence to support his statement.e says israel is allowing aid into gaza as soon as possible but at the same time the u.s. vetoed a draft resolution at the un security council which was calling for a humanitarian pause in gaza and condemning attacks by hamas on israel. russia and the u.k. abstained while 12 other nations including china and france voted in favor. heading back to washington, the u.s. president has worked out a deal with egypt to open the crossing with gaza. biden says damage caused by is really needs to be fixed which means aid might only be able to enter by friday at the earliest. >> he agreed that what he would do is open the gate to do two things. one, let up to 20 trucks through and with satterfield, my ambassador found down there in cairo now, they are going to coordinate this. and do what is needed to get it done. they are going to patch the road, fill in the potholes to get the trucks through and that will expect about eight hours tomorrow. so there may be nothing rolling through until -- what i

particularly the biden family.thank you folks affiliates and a radio, many of our friends and colleagues at fox and elsewhere. my new book the democrat party hates america number one of the "new york times" bestseller list for hardcover nonfiction hardcover and e-book nonfiction. that is thanks to you, not thanks to me. i do notice the other networks and media outlets are pushing another book that is a gossip trashing president trump that book will be a flash in the pan, they always are. they always want to do their digs in their digs and their digs i don't write books about myself and i don't write books about other individuals. i write books about what i fear is happening in this country. and also what i think is strong and right and great about this country. in other words books intended to inform the people so people can make up their own minds. that is the democrat party hates america and in that i want to discuss specifically like a laser this issue of immigration. i cannot covered it all in the short period

joe biden is alive.usly they need a smoother message but that but it is interesting to watch dean phillips who is the declared congressman trying to make a democratic primary out of this and doesn't have nigd to run on. i think joe biden did a great job. i'm 54, he's 80 years old. this is a generational issue. i wonder if that is sparking more of this conversation amongst people and i would push back on jesse we don't have a bench. it was open primary you would have gavin newsom gretchen whitmer and a lot of people who are qualified for that. >> if it isn't an open primary why not? are they totalitarian in the democrat party? >> i think they're planning on a big day where they come out at once. that way they can handle the pressure. that's my opinion jessica. i love kamala declaring that biden is alive. that's a no bar. it's the breznev bar. our country feels headless. it's less important to see the president because we are inundated with stuff coming at us now we are in warz. you got to pay attention no

president biden have shown amazing leadership. the modern world, of the democratic world. >> reporter: and a significant boost in morale. he told us the offensive ahead will be like nothing before, including a lot of firepower. even while israeli air strikes continue to pound gaza tonight ahead of that expected offensive. now, we asked the former general if he had any idea about the timing of the ground offensive. he said the air campaign isn't over yet, and more time was needed for what he called a very deep operation. norah? >> charlie d'agata, thank you. >>> tonight, the secretary of defense, the director of national intelligence, and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff briefed senators. lawmakers telling cbs news they were shown evidence that israel wasn't behind the blast at that gaza hospital. evidence that could soon be publicly released. but all of that is doing little to ease tensions in the middle east where we're seeing anger in the streets. cbs' imtiaz tyab is in east jerusalem. >> reporter: the scale of the deva

the biden administration cutting 10%.rting a little in the beginning of this and sending our tier one asset or special forces to israel in an advisory capacity and wouldn't surprise me if we have individuals on the ground advising israelis and doing training with them. it is vitally important fur national security and security within the region. >> carley: talk about that. the ground invasion could happen. everybody we talk to talks about how brutal it could be. when you are talking about urban war fare and all of what that presents, do you think there is any chance that could be avoided and for the idf to achieve ultimate goal of destroying hamas. >> you have to understand, by all means, if they wanted to destroy hamas and infrastructures within gaza, they could use artillery and use ariel strike to destroy and level everything. the issue that the israelis are going to have, specifically in gaza is complex tunnel network. you can only penetrate the tunnel network so much from above and fact we have 200ish hostages, we'll