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nobody can reveal like bill hemmer. great job. >> bill: if i told you we rehearsed it, would you believe me? >> dana: no, you don't never need to rehearse. >> bill: show us the stage. >> dana: this is where the moderators will be sitting. stuart varney gets the center seat because he will be the thorn between two roses. that's where we'll be. let me take you over here. as you said this is where the podiums are. ron desantis, governor of florida. this is his podium. i did want to show you and sandra something. first of all, these don't move. you can't bring them down, i don't think. so i will show everybody why i could never run for president. this would be me with a microphone that never moves. for anyone asking if i will run for office the answer is a resounding no. >> bill: get you an apple box. >> sandra: the stage is set and it looks fabulous. you do as well. we are super excited for this. give us a little insight to your preparations? >> dana: one of the things that i had this blank canvas, any issue, any idea you c

david: bill hemmer, what a pleasure to see you in person again. >> nice to see you, david. and dana breen know -- perino, of course, on america's newsroom. of course, dana will be one of the participants in the debate tonight. mark, thank you for being here as well. >>> james carville is going after far-left democrats. come on back in, ash. what exactly is he saying? >> yep. he's not holding back. he mocked the far-left wing of the democrat party as, quote, stupid and naive while appearing on bill maher's club random podcast. watch a this. >> i find the left to be just a ace nowing. the western far-left is habitually the most stupid, naive people you can imagine. they come up with these really goofy constructs, and it's all about feeling -- >> feeling? >> -- feeling good about yourself. >> if your feelings are hurt, that's more important than free speech. >> most people don't know what they're a talking about. the identity left are silly. they're not evil, they're just goofy. >> they're just goofy. he never holds back, does he? carville also arguing white leftists have hijac

bill hemmer, live in new york city. >> dana: i love the breaking news. i'm dana perino. m." you like breaking news? >> bill: by the shovel full. >> dana: today is the house's first day back from summer recess and topping the republican agenda proposed impeachmen

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bill hemmer, bill melugin is good at keeping us posted. we appreciate that.st no one else in the media besides you, bill melugin, ever say anything? >> bill: to bill and the rest of our fox crews, you've been on the border for 2 1/2 years oftentimes bill the other networks are nowhere to be found. i know you have scoured town after town in texas and arizona, etc. you look for them and don't find them, do you? >> you know what? it has been remarkable. elon will share some of my tweets from the border when we pose crazy video or crazy stats wondering where is the coverage? we've been wondering the same thing. we've been here for 2 1/2 years, fox news alone at times. we sent a lot of resources here. drone teams and camera crews. this is non-stop. the numbers are getting worse. despite the white house claiming they're making progress for stopping the flow it is not true and video shows that. the numbers are about to get worse. >> bill: many people did not recognize it until it got to mid town manhattan in new york city. thank you, bill melugin on the border. ther

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>> dana: best question is who is the ninth wonder of the world, bill hemmer indeed. that's the answer. >> bill: right on. you behaved very well. we will talk again tomorrow and then again on wednesday. so good luck in the prep. it will be an amazing night. let all viewers know that 8:00 is the pre-game on fox business and 9:00 the debate goes down with dana, stuart varney and ilia calderon from univision. good luck. you guys are crashing with your questions and topics. >> dana: i will go hideout in the room there. it's cold. good thing martha told me to bring a blanket. >> martha: i always try to give the most fantastic advice. we can't wait to see you guys. you will be super prepared. it will get interesting. we can't wait to watch. great to see you. see you later. >> dana: thank you both. >> bill: do you want to give us -- when you did milwaukee, there were eight on stage, right? i think we're at seven. no more than seven. is it an advantage to have one fewer as a moderator? >> i think so. an advantage for the candidates as well. they are all clamoring to get on. we

bill hemmer live in new york. dana joins us next hour from california. welcome back to our friend the dream in washington, d.c., how are you doing, shannon? >> shannon: my dream is i get to work with you, bill hemmer. >> bill: you are sucking up. >> shannon: for the next two hours, more of that. great to be with you. in is "america's newsroom." what you saw there we have to talk about that. these mass thieves destroying stores in the city center smashing windows, knocking over displays, ripping merchandise off the shelves before most could run and get away. nike, lululemon and apple. >> bill: you had 15 arrests more than 100 looters taking part allegedly. now the fight is on to restore public safety in one of america's biggest cities which had a lot of headlines for the wrong reasons. >> the unrest last night was unbelievable in philadelphia. mass looting and vandalism caused by teenagers out of control. that huge mob of looters some in hoodies and masks ransacked stores in the heart of the city, city center breaking into apple, lululemon and other store

i'm bill hemmer.t is wednesday, midweek. >> dana: good morning, i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." that -- a lot of legal stuff we'll get to today. politics as well. murdaugh issue, six months since a jury found him guilty of killing his wife and son. the former south carolina prosecutor is serving two life sentences without parole. his attorneys say that should be thrown out because they say the court clerk tampered with the jury. >> bill: the defense is saying the clerk tried to sway and pressure jurors saying she wanted to insure a guilty verdict so she could write a book and make money and go on a media tour. i want to take you back to her talking with us on fox nation about the trial. >> my breath was knocked out for a moment but then i have to tell myself to treat it just like any other trial, any other verdict that i have to read and i have to place my mind there and take out any personal relationships. the murdaughs could deaf niftily set the laws, make the laws, and bend the la

bill hemmer, the one guy that is a worker that has not been a lifelong politician is perfect.was pretty rambunctious the last debate. where do you see tonight with vivek? >> i think vivek ramaswamy has the fast life. and he has been very successful at it in the short 38 years. and i think doug burgum, the governor of north dakota has a fascinating personal life before he got into politics. he was an entrepreneur of the at a time when you know, he was getting into the software industry in the early 1980s. who was thinking that way back then? he turned it into a multibillion-dollar career. really fascinating stuff. he has not really -- he has not enunciated as well i think as he would like to print the point about trumpeter is not in the room, but he is very much in the room. but he is dominating these po polls. karl rove make a point with brandon a little bit earlier tonight. at first debate in milwaukee was on red bull. and he made a the point that reagan was always comfortable whenever he was in the settings or situations. and reagan used something that few politicians exerci

bill. >> bill: thank you, jonathan, see where that goes. >> sandra: hemmer, are you ready? are you ready? >> bill: i am nearly ready. >> sandra: the wait is finally over. the lions and the chiefs, kicking off the 2023 season and it is happening tonight. brian kilmeade has a super bowl prediction. >> bill: hunter biden facing a criminal indictment on a gun charge after the stunning collapse of his plea deal. kerri kupec urbahn is here to break down what comes next. >> got a promotion for botching a case and the case of investigating these types of ties between the hunter biden family business and the corruption that is alleged, they have not done anything. [stomach growling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion♪ ♪upset stomach, diarrhea♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief when you need it most. from pep in their step to shine in their coats, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's just smarter, healthier pet food. it's am

. >> steve: bill hemmer will preview what happens in nine not ms. >> bill: just keep her away from joee to see you, guys. two days from the big debate. new polling is brutal for the white house and president. border is a mess, el paso at their breaking point. russia says the u.s. is at war directly with moscow. watch this statement general jack keane will take it up. leaves are nice in vermont, they are closing roads, what's up? big week kicks off in a few minutes. see you top of the hour. it's because of tiktok that i had to go out and get a website. i'm at a point now where i've outgrown my house. growing up, every me i'd get out of the shower, i would itch. my first experience with goat milk soap, it kinda was like a light bulb moment. tiktok is a fantastic platform for diy. if you'd have told me three years ago that i would own my own business and be expanding into a separate building, i would've told you you'd lost your mind. sleep more deeply. and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattress's exclusive gelflex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure, and instantly adapts. de d d we beli

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. >> steve: bill hemmer joins us right now. >> bill: if you look for me tomorrow, i'll be right here. good. >> steve: we'll be here, too. >> ainsley: will you do big board tonight? >> bill: a little here and there, maybe a dose tomorrow. call you guys the quad. >> ainsley: i like that. >> steve: core four. the core four. >> bill: i like that, too. we'll vote soon. who has most to win and lose? dana is in california, kellyanne conway sizes it up, bret hume. philly is a mess, massive looting as stores are closing from coast to coast and why are a thousand kids missing in a matter of months in northern ohio. big mystery. big two hours coming up for you, see you in a few at the top of the hour. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravings, helps control stress and emotional eating and losing weig

i'm bill hemmer, good morning. 3.8 million migrants crossing the border since president biden took office. 180,000 last month alone were given notices to appear before an immigration court possibly years down the road and sent on their way. houston, dallas, los angeles, miami, new york, chicago among the top destinations. chicago alderman raymond lopez last hour telling us about the overwhelming burden that has hit his city. >> we are struggling to find ways to house the thousands of asylum seekers that arrive every week. free daycare seven days a week or transportation seven days a week. things we don't offer our own chicago residents but provide for these individuals in the country now. >> dana: the roosevelt hotel is the center of new york's migrant crisis. we're there. >> it has been busy here for months at the roosevelt hotel but not just a new york city or chicago problem as you heard from the alderman. a nationwide issue. governors writing a letter to the president saying where are they going about what cities they're heading to? this is some of that video we've seen across the cou

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i'm bill hemmer. the mounting migrant mess overwhelming sanctuary cities as a new school year gets under way today. new york city folks are rallying and local leaders sounding the alarm causing the situation out of control. the mayor is calling on state and federal officials to come up with more solutions before the city he believes will be ruined. >> i don't see an end to this. this issue will destroy new york city, destroy new york city. we are getting 10,000 migrants a month. every community in this city is going to be impacted. the city we knew we're about to lose. >> bill: as children head back to class, city schools and teachers struggling to handle the arrival of more than 20,000 migrant students. the "new york post" putting it simply kick in the ed. madison, good morning, with more. >> the first day of school for families normally such an exciting day. this school year off to a rocky start because thousands of migrants are enrolled in new york's already very crowded public schools. some teache

first check in with bill hemmer and dana perino for what is coming up at top of the hour. >> bill: weto see you. what matters to americans? we'll talk to voters. >> dana: big decisions, congressman mike gallagher will be here. >> bill: president has never been to east palestine, ohio, he has an explanation as to why. >> dana: and homeless, we will talk to the mayor. >> and harvard scientist who believes a meteor came from out of this world, it is extraordinary story we will hear shortly. >> dana: see you soon. ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪ you ok? yeah. any truck can help you make a living. this one helps you build a life. chevy silverado. elmer>> elmer heinrich here. my 40-year-old company sells immuno 150. now this incredible nutritional supplement has lit up the lives of me and my wife shirley for the last 25 years. it still gives us zip everyday because it contains 70 minerals and 80 other nutrients. it never stops working because of the 70 minerals. shirley>> immuno 150 has made a tremendous differenc

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i'm bill hemmer friday morning. dana has the day off. jacque is with us in new york today.good morning. >> jacque: a lot of news today. jacque heinrich. crime and violence in washington reaching levels we haven't seen in a quarter century. carjackings and thefts have skyrocketed. the murder rate continues to climate a staggering pace. these are the faces of some of the victims. majority of these cases, more than 70%, remain unsolved. the size of the d.c. police force has shrunk fora half century low. >> bill: lucas tomlinson picks up the coverage. a teenager was shot dead walking out of his high school one last time. what happened? >> a grim milestone reached in the nation's capital. a junior at dunbar high school gunned down two blocks from where i'm standing. he became washington's 200th homicide victim. a rate not reached this early in a year in over 25 years. residents are outraged. >> here to address the number one crisis in our city that has our citizens living in fear on a daily basis, made us the laughingstock of the nation and a city at war. crime is at a 20 year h

good morning, i'm bill hemmer along with dana perino. coverage we rarely get the chance to see. an inmate who escaped from a chester county prison in pennsylvania has now been captured and the upper right-hand corner of your screen these are so rare that we're able to watch this live as we did over the past hour as he was taken into custody. a small guy, five feet

i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." and there is a solemn day and one we're proud and honored to share with you. we're remembering the nearly 3,000 lives lost on september 11th, 2001. memorials are underway at ground 0 and the pentagon. families of flight 93 are about to start their ceremony. a solemn day for america and the world. >> bill: it is an interesting and emotional tap dance we'll do for the next hour and a half. including the moment of silence that's about to happen. 9:03:00 a.m. when flight 175 hit the south tower. [bell ringing] [moment of silence] >> darren christopher bohan. >> lawrence, francis, >> allen bondarenko. >> colin arthur bonnet. >> sean booker senior. >> kelly an booms. >> mary jane booth. >> cheri n. bordeaux. >> jerry j. boring. >> martin michael borzutski. >> my uncle, firefighter. the whole family knows you always protect and watch over us each day. even though i never got to meet you on earth i know i met you in heaven before i was born. i think often about if you were still here you woul

i'm bill hemmer. >> sandra: that's exciting about colorado. >> bill: we'll see how they do this weekend. the story could get better. >> sandra: new pictures out of the border. i'm sandra smith into dana. some sanctuary cities are complaining about buses sent from texas the border patrol is relieving overcrowded by dropping off bus loads of migrants into parking lots and city streets. we're here in new york city where the pictures speak for themselves. first let's get to bill melugin live in mission, texas for us. >> border patrol simply cannot keep up with the sheer volume of people crossing our border illegally now. every day this week they have had more than 7,000 apprehensions of illegal immigrants. we want to show you what the mass releases look like. look at this video out of san diego yesterday afternoon. what you are looking at is three unmarked white border patrol buses pull up and start releasing several hundred illegal immigrants to city streets and sidewalks in san diego across from a transit terminal. people were on this bus from as far away from china and pakistan. these bu

i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. hello partner. >> dana: how is it going? a lot of news that is happening and everything sort of coming together right before the republican debate in a week away. >> bill: prep is intense now. some of the findings in the polling are interesting. >> dana: a little movement and there is drama not just on the republican side but democrat side as well. >> bill: stay tuned for that. there is news about us today. we have now some personal news to share with you this morning. our boss, rupert murdoch is transitioning from fox corporation. in a note to employees he has decided in november he will move to the role of chairman at fox corp. his son will be the sole chair of both companies. in his note he says for his entire professional life he has been, quote, engaged daily with news and ideas and that will not change. and he says he will still be an active member of the fox community. reaching out with thoughts and ideas and advice as he does every day. he goes on to say, quote, our companies are in robust health, as many i. our oppor

good morning, i'm bill hemmer. welcome to our program. >> dana: great to be with you this morning. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." got a big show for you today. here we go. agenda includes reforming the world bank, strengthening ties between the world's largest economy. two of the biggest ones are missing in action. >> bill: vladimir putin and xi sitting this one out. the president says he is disappointed in xi's decision. mike waltz says it's all by design >> sidelining some of these organizations that the u.s. has traditionally led and enhancing others that china has a leading role in. >> dana: following the president overseas it is his looming indictment of his son, hunter. special counsel suggesting it's imminent. how hunter's attorneys are responding. lucas tomlinson has the latest on the investigation. peter doocy is live from india. >> the treasury told us overnight that things with china, considering their economy, might not be as good as they seem or at the very least not as good as they have been the last couple years. >> china has quite a bit of policy spa

i'm bill hemmer. good morning to you. >> martha: im martha maccallum, this is "america's newsroom." a lots of weather and border crossings. we'll talk to dana out in simi valley at the reagan library. an extraordinary place. we'll take you there in a little bit. in the meanwhile the town of eagle pass is absolutely inundated. can you imagine picture your own town, get it in your head. if you had 2,000 people coming in every single day. try to imagine what these folks are going through and the journey, treacherous, families braving dangerous river conditions, struggling through razor wire, have you ever tried not to get it caught on your skin, hair or foot? very dangerous. >> bill: no end in sight. heartbreaking images day after day. republicans are calling on the white house to stop interest -- you don't but them to new york or la or go other places. you send them back to your country of origin if they don't qualify. >> he is leading a congressional delegation to the border today to witness the crisis first-hand. >> martha: former yuma border patrol chief is here but we begin in gri

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i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. "america's newsroom." carley shimkus could probably play football and do anything if she wants. brian kilmeade. >> bill: we noted the costume change. >> dana: prosecutors set to charge hunter biden for lying about his drug use while buying a gun in 2018. a black eye for president biden who has stood by his son through thick and thin. >> president biden: first of all, my son has done nothing wrong. i trust him. i have faith in him. and he makes me feel proud of him. >> did hunter biden commit a crime? have you spoken to your son? >> i'm proud of my son. >> bill: that was over a series of months. republicans are investigating the entire collapsed deal that would have gotten rid of the gun charge and more, by the way, in terms of immunity. they're asking hunter's team to turn over all communications with doj amid allegations of political interference. >> dana: check this out. a new cnn poll shows 55% believe the president acted inappropriately during his son's investigation. let's get to it now. house oversigh

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good morning, i'm bill hemmer. welcome to our program. >> dana: great to be with you this morning. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." got a big show for you today. here we go. agenda includes reforming the world bank, strengthening ties between the world's largest economy. two of the biggest ones are missing in action.

i'm bill hemmer. good morning to you. >> sandra: i said this will be a big news day. friday. asme owe sandra smith. this is "america's newsroom." unprecedented marking the first ever indictment of a sitting president's child. the timing could not be worse for the president. setting the stage for a potential trial during his campaign for re-election. not to mention the republican impeachment inquiry that's already underway. >> bill: prosecutors allege hunter lied on a federal government form when buying a gun where he claimed he was not using drugs. if convicted he could face up to 25 years in federal prison and $750,000 in fines. house speaker kevin mccarthy shutting down reporters who tried to question whether or not the evidence backs up the charges. >> do you think the president lied when he said -- >> you want to know -- i'm not saying impeachment. i want to know answers to the questions. the american public wants to know. that's what impeachment inquiry provides. >> sandra: that was yesterday. the "new york post" summing it up best on the front page. son of a gun. there

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. crime on the rise in d.c. homicides, car thefts, violent crime all up sharply in the past year. one d.c. council member calling for the national guard to help address the city's troubling epidemic of crime and violence. >> man, a war zone. those who have not been affected by it directly, you will be directly or indirectly if we don't do something now. our government has to step up. our police department has to step up and our residents have to step up. >> dana: gillian turner ahead on problems in d.c. calling 911 for help. griff jenkins has more on the city's crime crisis and efforts to get it under control. >> good morning. no denying it. there is a crime crisis in d.c. you lived here. crime has been a reality in washington, now it has become to spread out and random that residents in every part of the city are starting to change routines for fear of becoming the next crime victim. homicides topping the chart at 190. 30% up from last year. surpassing a 20 year record. robberies up 60%. auto theft up 100%. vio

i'm bill hemmer and my partner, dana perino was in the line of fire all night long. good morning to you. the first thought i have is seven people on stage, it's crowded, everybody was looking for oxygen. did you hear a clear winner in last night's debate? >> dana: a couple things. i don't think so. i'm still a little bit reeling from it all. we knew all seven candidates believe they had to have a big break-out moment. one of the things was hard to get past was they wanted to have their break-out moment and answer every topic in the first question of the night. we started with the economy. the most important issue on people's minds but they also immediately turned to the border and crime and china. i said trust me, we have two hours. we're going to get there. but the other thing is we talked a lot about in the preview to the debate that ronald reagan used the phrase are you better off today than you were four years ago? it was simple, clear, it has stood the test of time. what i did not hear last night is a good line like that. a planned one. i don't have a memorable

bill hemmer, good morning. high profile legal battle unfolding in the state of delaware today. federal judge ordering david weiss and attorneys for hunter biden to submit an update by today on the status of a diversion agreement in regard to a felony gun charge against hunter biden. now weiss says the agreement well apart in july along with hunter's plea deal on tax charges. team hunter disagrees indicating both sides signed the diversion agreement. meanwhile congress now is looking into whistleblower claims that the secret service tipped off hunter biden to a potential i.r.s. interview which foiled those plans for the interview one month after the election of 2020. jonathan turley telling us last hour congress has no choice but to pursue the evidence. >> this is going to end up with a confrontation between congress and the administration. the question is why the administration is doing this? it's like a game of chicken and they want to see if congress jumps out first. well, congress can change the game. they could start an impeachment inquiry and they could say look, we want t

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. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer, in for john roberts and welcome to "america reports." got these deep blue sanctuary cities sounding the alarm over school classrooms packed with migrant children and neighborhood sidewalks filled to the brim with migrant families and 0 help coming from the white house. >> sandra: and in texas, the governor there says he is ready to appeal a judge's decision that he says will make securing the border even more difficult. >> bill: michael waltz joins us in a moment. >> sandra: first our team of reporters to kick off the hour, garrett tenney in chicago, bryan, live in new york city, the first day of school. how is everybody handling the influx of migrants? >> sandra, it's what everyone is thinking about. some 21,000 nonenglish speaking migrant children starting school for the first time in new york city. the chancellor of the school system here chided the press saying look, there is no chaos and anarchy, we have it under control. but last night his boss, mayor eric adams, he painted a much more dire picture of the impact the migrant crisis

i'm bill hemmer, live in new york. hello. >> dana: can we explain to bill summer is not over yet. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." great to be here. a big month planned for you. stick with us. new polling from the "wall street journal" showing the president's age could be a major hurdle to his re-election. the question was this. is president biden too old to run? well, 73% of voters say yes. >> bill: that poll contrasting the president with the republican frontrunner former president donald trump. here are numbers here. graphs on the board. more voters say trump is mentally up for the job. more agreed that trump has a vision for the future. >> dana: meanwhile president biden was joking yesterday about his age in philadelphia. take a look. >> president biden: i tell you what, someone said, you know, that biden he is getting old, man, i tell you what. well guess what? guess what? the only thing that comes with age is a little bit of wisdom. [cheers and applause] >> president biden: i've been doing this longer than anybody and guess what i will continue to do it with

i'm bill hemmer. good morning. >> dana: missed you yesterday for a good cause. we might talk about that later. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." i didn't realize it was ainsley's birthday. i sent her a text saying she looked like an angel. happy birthday to you. the suspect crossed illegally in texas from peru in may and officers processed and released him. court date set for 2025. >> suspected criminals aren't the only ones get ming through the cracks. agents have stopped a staggering 160 migrants on the terror watch list. that's not counting the ones who got away from authorities. take a look at this for a moment. [shouting] >> dana: this is in southern mexico. haitian migrants storming an immigration office. the dangers of mass migration that surnld under president biden. according to at least one democrat this is all republicans' fault. >> do you think president biden's border policies are working? >> i think that part of the challenge has been he has been trying to resurrect an immigration system decimated by president trump. >> cbp in the p

our lead story today as we say hello, i'm bill hemmer live in new york city. >> dana: i'm a dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." terrorists crossing the southern border. so far border agents have intersected 150 people this year on the terror watch list. up nearly a 50% increase from last year. >> it's just one facet of the border crisis. the number of families coming across hit an all time high last month. cities like new york and chicago struggling to find beds for them. republicans say things will only get worse before they get better. >> this is what happens when you open the border and have the mass waves of people coming and cartels are able to exploit it. this is -- there will be more. the numbers go down when the summer gets really hot but the numbers are back up and they are coming into the united states. >> dana: a disturbing report from the u.n. migration agency now finds the u.s./mexico border is the world's deadliest land migration route. not a designation we should be proud of. bill melugin is live in mission, texas. good morning, bill. >> good morning to you. the

. ♪ bill: i am bill hemmer emperor shannon bream.ats at the border grows by that is the pressure to take bigger action builds yet again on the white house. ♪ >> we need help. we need it now. we need people from the top. we are talking from our president, our vice president regards a border city mayor and democrat declaring state of emergency as thousands upon thousands of migrants flow into the country. the president pointing the finger across the aisle progressive republicans and congress and my predecessor had four years of gutting the immigration system under my predecessor. they continue to undermine our border security. cracks will get reaction from border state democrat texas congressman henry cuellar. plus. the nations autoworkers expend their strike into 20 states. president biden says he will join the picket line in michigan on tuesday just the day before donald trump will be there too. meanwhile another presidential hopeful pushes back. >> we need a president who says we are not going to subsidize unions. >> will discuss wi

bill hemmer, live in new york city. >> dana: i love the breaking news. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." you like breaking news? >> bill: by the shovel full. >> dana: today is the house's first day back from summer recess and topping the republican agenda proposed impeachment inquiry into president biden. so many republicans have wanted this for a while. they site mounting evidence of bribery and corruption. it appears speaker mccarthy is ready to pull the trigger. >> bill: then the question does he have the votes? republicans have a majority. slim majority of four votes. some republicans, said to be skeptical whether or not it rises to the level of impeachment. >> dana: andy mccarthy and bill mcgurn are here with analysis. let's begin with chad pergram on capitol hill. >> good morning. kevin mccarthy has long inched toward an impeachment inquiry for the president and tell members this is the next logical step. this is what he said earlier this summer. >> when more of this continues to unravel, it rises to the level of impeachment inquiry where you would have

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i'm bill hemmer live in new york city. good morning. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." this has been a news-filled week and gone by so fast. chaos coming to a head in eagle pass, texas. adults and small children crawling through wire yesterday to enter the u.s. illegally. >> bill: wave after wave of asylum seekers overwhelming that small border town. they're some of the 3.8 million who have arrived under president biden. nearly half of them are considered to be gotaways. >> dana: the administration is refusing to except a portion of the blame. here is karine jean-pierre yesterday and we'll show you what was happening at the border at the exact moment she was talking. >> we have worked very hard, the president has worked very hard to implement a strategy when it comes to the border that is humane, safe and orderly enforcement. something that we've tried to do and worked hard to do the last two years. i want to add a couple of things that we also announced yesterday, as you just to note i'm sure you

i'm bill hemmer in new york and republican investigators have collected mountains of evidence, they say. today they plan to lay it out all and possible crimes the bidens may have committed outlining the basis for the impeachment inquiry gets underway now. david spunt is live with a preview. david, hello to you. good morning. >> good morning to you. this will last 6 or 7 hours. already at capacity inside the hearing room. a line over my right shoulder right now. a new era for the biden white house. if you ask people at the white house it is not a welcome new era. this is an impeachment inquiry hearing just means they're gathering facts. not an actual full blown impeachment. james comer the chairman of the oversight committee says he'll go wherever this committee will take him. wherever the evidence takes him. he says this will look simply from joe biden's days as vice president when he was not vice president anymore when he was a private citizen all the way up through his presidency. while joe biden is the obvious subject of today, another name we'll hear over and over again in hunter bi

i'm bill hemmer. dana has the day off today. welcome to the coverage of the ongoing story. >> i'm jacque heinrich, this is "america's newsroom." she has battled health problems and multiple hospital stays battling shingles earlier this year. she missed a pair of votes yesterday afternoon and she was also absent from a senate judiciary committee meeting. the senior senator from california was 90 years old. >> bill: one of the images that comes to mind immediately is what we saw recently, the effort she made to fly across country and really show up on capitol hill in a wheelchair in order to perform votes in congress. >> she lived quite a career. just really an incredible tenure she led there. this news coming as a surprise. there were rumblings of this earlier this morning. this all just coming together in the last 45 minutes or so. the news coming out she has passed away. >> bill: considered a democratic centrist. center left for most of her political career. not aligned with the progressive that has developed in the democratic

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer, good morning. three years since the riots and looting in 2020. the near constant protests calling to defund the police. minnesota democrats tried the abolish the entire police department in minneapolis with support from lawmakers from omar and ellison. rampant crime remains a constant threat in that city. minneapolis reports hundreds of carjackings and nearly 6,000 robberies in a car so far this year. >> dana: the latest victim with a new point of view after attacked and beaten in front of her own children calming for more law and order. he said look at my face, remember me when you think about supporting letting juveniles and young people out of custody to roam our streets instead of holding them accountable for our actions. mike tobin has more. >> democratic farm labor's second vice chairwoman says she is part of the statistics and filled with rage after falling victim to a carjacking by armed young men. it shows her bleeding from the head. she has cuts, bruises and broken leg. she was attacked right in the driveway to her house by four men wit

i'm bill hemmer, good morning. the lawsuit claims the whistleblowers unlawfully released tax information when they testified before congress. those two agents claim the justice department was giving preferential treatment to the president's son. an attorney for one of those agents firing back earlier today on that suit. >> it is very clear hunter biden's attorneys are desperate. they didn't expect there to be a gun charge because of the agreements which delaware prosecutors should never have been in the position of anyway. now that's happened they are flailing and striking out anywhere they can. >> dana: let's get more from david spunt at the justice department with the latest. hi, david. >> good morning. no question hunter biden is trying to change the narrative not even a week after he was indicted on those federal gun charges. he is on the offense now and right now he is pointing to this lawsuit that was filed just hours ago on the federal docket. hunter biden's attorney taking aim at those two whistleblowers sh

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. the a.g. garland appears before that committee today for the first time since republicans took control of the house. they want answers now about the hunter biden investigation and how it has been handled by the special counsel david weiss. in light of recent testimony, remember this, by i.r.s. whistleblowers that changed the game on this story, raising concerns about a possible dual system of justice. committee members mike johnson and andy biggs offering a preview of what you are about to hear. >> 65% of americans have a negative view of this department of justice and the reason is because they see every day politicized justice department. the people don't trust merrick garland. he has a lot to answer for. >> the place you will see most of us start is the david weiss investigation of hunter biden and whether merrick garland was interfering with that. we have had whistleblowers come in and testify their investigation was hindered. david weiss, he is the guy that designed this weak plea agreeme