. >> controversy surrounding united fighting championship president dana white is growing. ce after a video surfaced of the 53-year-old striking his wife multiple wife at a bar in mexico on new year's eve. the video shows and white slapping your husband across the face and then dana white hitting her back before other fargo or's -- dana white admits the couple were drinking heavily before the -- and criticism of him is, quote, 100% warranted. as for punishment, known so far. despite the long list of calls for white to be removed as u. s. the president. among those calling for dana white to be removed is california state scanner senator nancy skinner -- thank you for being with us. the caucus calling for the ceo of espn's parent company to fire dana white. tell me why. >> i'm very glad to be here. and absolutely, we are. because when prominent public figures and especially for sports figures. commit this kind of violence against women and we know that violence against women and domestic violence is epidemic in our country, and it goes without any comment and no consequence, w

>> dana white. i think dana white is my fallback.hink about him a lot. the dude was canceled and almost lost his career because of posting something that somebody else thought. and, you know, you see a guy like dana white slap his wife up on camera. i'm married and it just hurts me. dana white should fall all the way back. >> i appreciate you using your voice on that and mention fundamental we try to use these platforms do we start with the worst things, the action. >> oh, yeah. but what we're seeing with dana white is that there are very few consequences for powerful white men in this society. >> all right. >> there just aren't. dana white owns his company and he'll be able to hang on for a long time despite the despicable acts we've shown to have done. he's not going to pay the full weight of his actions and i think that is a consistent thing that we see throughout our -- >> i appreciate that and appreciate you bringing it up. that's serious. i'll go lighter. we do both. we go light sometimes. is that fair, elie? >> every now and a

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buildings in isn draymond boats and his show apparently is a lot like "wheel of fortune" but instead of dana white leona hemsley comes out and flips a homeless person to the street. one of the features of the show is called the fiction of the week. trump stands under wonder with a bullhorn and says come on down. trump also included trump in 1991 that jokingly tightened to the gennifer flowers scandal. though worry about gennifer flowers carson said. she has a new job today is donald trump's backup mistress. now if carson were performing today i think you'd be very critical of trump and he would have moved to some extent with the audience and the harsher political times allow political expedient to go more political direction but he would never expect something comparable to what you see today. carson would never want to use a battle ax. he used a stiletto. one thing you have certainly seen with carson was an extraordinarily gifted -- an imitation of president trump that in all likelihood would have been much stronger than alec old once imitation. i also imagine we would have seen a lot more of the

white house counsel to address. i'll see you guys tomorrow. >> six times it turned out to be false. are you sorry about that? >> i'll see you tomorrow. come talk to me. >> danapeter doocy is standing by at the white house. why is the white house counsel involved in going through documents at the penn biden center, peter? >> we're hoping to find that out at some point maybe from the president who says he will discuss it in detail soon. instead of sending agents from the f.b.i. in windbreakers is because the biden team was cooperating. that is not flying with critics on the hill. >> it was only 20 documents. well, how do we know that? i guess we have to take that on face value now and the white house was too nervous to have a federal agent aleast alongside the attorneys because remember, anything else they see that could be construed as criminal activity as they look for these top secret documents while the attorneys have no clearances at all. >> a new contradiction with the white house's line on wilmington, too. now they defend not having visitor logs by saying like every president his personal residence is personal. that fits with the way the president has d

did the white house, president's attorney, department of justice, what were they doing. >> dana: and ite house press secretary and put her in this situation, not right. we'll get questions answered at some point. president biden could be weeks away from launching a 2024 re-election bid. white house aides say the classified document scandal will have no impact on his decision and the announcement won't come until after the state of the union address february 7th. let's bring in axios political correspondent. josh, it makes sense to not announce until after the state of the union? >> it does. when you are president you want to focus on governing and the economy. you don't want to be in politics mode right away. especially since the republican field of possible 2024 presidential candidates is taking its time to develop. we have president trump in the mix. no one really else is getting in right now. so there is no rush for biden to get into politics mode. especially with the whole scandal involving these classified documents. i think it would be smart politically for the white house to ta

the president of the ultimate fighting championship, dana white, says he will not be officially punished by the organization after video. much of him slapping his wife the 53 year old who we usually see standing between fight. the williams has been in charge of the usc for 2 decades. he says he fully accepts what he did was wrong and takes responsibility for the incident which happened on new year's eve and mexico. white says, living with a shame of what he did is punishment enough. i'm going to walk around for however long i live is a 10.4 years or another 25 years. and i got, and i got a, this is, this is how i am labeled now. my other punishment is that, you know, i'm sure a lot of people, whether be media fighters, friends or acquaintances who had respect for me might not have respect for me. now, i mean there's a lot of things that i'm going to have to deal with for the rest of my life that are way more of a punishment than what i take a 30 day 60 day absence. that does, that's not a punishment to me. the punishment is that i did it, and now i have to deal with it frenchman's best.

: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." great to be with you. the whiteouse telling james comer it will accommodate his committee's request for information as long as they are, quote, legitimate. so keep that word in moonlit. the white house also signaling it can only share limited information with republicans in order to protect the integrity of the special counsel investigation. >> bill: dana, as we know there are so many questions left unanswered. one of the biggest, who removed those top secret papers from that scif. that's a secure room used to view sensitive materials on the hill by all lawmakers. documents are supposed to stay there. somehow they ended up scattered across the president's home and private office and probably there for years. >> dana: the white house press corps is pushing for that information. after three weeks of non-answers the frustration is boiling over. >> is president involved in a cover-up? >> he has been very clear that he takes this very seriously. you asked me the question that everybody laughed at which was interesting qu

. >> dana: the white house in damage control mode faces growing fire over president biden's classified document scandal. republicans are crying foul as what they see as a double standard as how president biden is being treated as opposed to how president trump was treated when the f.b.i. raided mar-a-lago. >> bill: republicans launching multiple investigations into the mishandling of classified records. jim jordan accusing the administration of a double standard. here is what he told fox quote, why was president trump's home raided but not president biden's? why did the f.b.i. take pictures of president's trumps so-called classified document but not president biden's? republicans want fair and equal treatment under the law, end quote. here in turn is house majority leader steve scalise on the topic. >> you look at the 60 minutes interview joe biden did and the comments he made about former president trump having documents. he made the comments knowing that he mims had classified documents sitting in his garage. he will find out the rules apply to him and we'll finally start asking ques

dana: we begin with a black eye for the biden administration. lawyers finding more classified documents at the president's home. this after the white house says the search was complete. good morning, i'm dana perino. bill is off today. good morning my friend, mike. >> always a pleasure to work with you. i'm mike emanuel. "america's newsroom." critics accusing the white house of a lack of transparency over classified documents case the subject of a special counsel investigation. there are a lot of moving parts. here is what we know. >> dana: november 2nd, the president's aides found classified documents in a closet at the biden penn think-tank in washington. that was days before the mid-terms. but that story was kept under wraps. >> november 14th garland appointed a u.s. attorney to look at the case. december 20th president attorney's found another batch of document. these pages stored in his garage and home in delaware. >> dana: the story broke on january 9th. additional document was found three days later. that same day, the attorney general appointed a special counsel. two days after that, even more documents surfaced in wilmingt

. >> dana: karl rove in moments with reaction. first let's go to the whiteouse where peter doocy is standing by. hi, peter. >> just from a practical standpoint the secret service can't keep records or logs if they aren't there. so we have a new way to look at this issue of asking for visitor logs. i found a photo on my phone this morning taken april 2019, the day biden announced his run. there is a secret service guard shack on the right and parking lots for the police cars but no agents. they left shortly after he left the vice president's office. v.p.s don't get secret service protection for life. this is an area now that's very well populated with big s.u.v.s and police checkpoint. in this photo there were documents beyond the gate somewhere but no, visitors weren't being screened for several years. still, republicans say they think there must be something. >> if the secret service did see and clear people who went in and out of the garage and guest house, people who mowed the lawn. reality is we'll be able to reassemble in time perhaps how many perhaps h

the story has taken a turn today and clearly since yesterday. >> dana: the white house press secretarysupposed to brief at 1:30 today. the attorney general statement at 1:15 if it's about a special counsel you won't get any other answers out of the white house press secretary. the story has moved significantly and harris faulkner will have more. here she have is. >> harris: president biden responding just moments ago after a second discovery of classified documents. he said they were locked up in his garage, quote, next to his corvette. the documents should have been professionally secured and now have popped up in a second location at his home in wilmington, delaware. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." again, the president responding moments ago. let's watch. >> president biden: i will g

dana: something you don't see every day. both sides of the aisle in agreement. senators demanding to see the classified documents that president biden and trump were holding. so why is the whiteouse saying no? >> bill: good question. a judge orders footage from the paul pelosi attack to make public. the video could be out at any moment. >> dana: the white house ending talks of retaliation against saudi arabia just months after president biden pledged to impose punishment over oil cuts. maria bartiromo is on that. here she is next. right, you have to do it yourself. in 2015, my dad had the idea to revitalize american textile manufacturing with bedding crafted from cotton grown on our family farm. we created red land cotton to give you the best farm, the home products possible. because it's more than quality products. it's a labor of love from our family. go to redland cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to

dana. apparently that penn center was not open until 2017. okay? the penn biden center. so if those documents were taken out of the white16, when joe biden left, because they're obama classified documents, where were they for that year before they were at the penn biden center? >> dana: i don't know. definitely somewhere before that office was open. >> jeanine: they were somewhere before the office was open. we have a doj that lied to the american people, the f fisa cou. joe is a good guy, and the doj is saying they were on site. no, you weren't. you told his lawyers to take it. it's very sad. >> dana: jesse, the white house says they can't answer how many documents were found, whether there's documents still out there, what was contain in them, and why why wasn't the public td about them. >> jesse: if you say you're cooperating, you're transparent, doesn't mean you are. this is the hillary playbook. remember her people were smashing blackberries with hammers, giving it to the feds. "here, i dropped it." having the lawyers look through it. the rest is personal and fell in bleach. or they interview hillary, and forget to

dana: i'm not laughing. >> greg: -- are there a lot of people that work in the white house, a wave of people getting ready to have classified docs removed? >> dana: they're sitting there going, you mean we did better in the midterms than we thought we would to, take back the senate, and we spend the first five weeks of this term talking about the president having classified documents at several homes, going back to his senate days, after he said trump was so irresponsible. i think it's a shame. one, people do get in trouble for mishandling classified documents. they could be fired. their reputations could be ruined. they should never work in their profession again, in their field, or they could even be prosecuted and do jail time. so if biden had just said at the beginning, whoa, i shouldn't have done that, irresponsible, we're going to have this consenl search and move on. do you think that people should handle classified documents appropriately? i refer you to the white house counsel's office. you can't even answer that? >> greg: that's bad. >> jeanine: you know what that tells me? >> greg: what? >> jean

. >> dana: the white house press secretary is supposed to brief at 1:30 today. the attorney general statement at 1:15 if it's about a special counsel you won't get any other answers out of the white house press secretary. the story has moved significantly and harris faulkner will have more. here she have is. >> harris: president biden responding just moments ago after a second discovery of classified documents. he said they were locked up in his garage, quote, next to his corvette. the documents should have been professionally secured and now have popped up in a second location at his home in wilmington, delaware. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." again, the president responding moments ago. let's watch. >> president biden: i will get a chance to speak on this soon. as i said earlier this week, my corvette is in a locked garage and they aren't sitting in the street. >> in a locked garage. >> president biden: as well as my corvette. people know i take classified documents and material seriously. i also said we're cooperating fully and compl

a national problem and our national government, congress and the white house must do a long-term comprehensive immigration policy. >> daname. geraldo, it's very pretty. when the mayors start to band together i think it was a little more bipartisan. regardless. you have the mayors pushing to the white house. will they be able to have an impact here? >> well, they certainly hope so, dana. they are strapped -- first of all i would invite you to come to my winter wonderland. i wish we could think about fantasy and things like that. a grim reality that the cities, particularly the big cities have to deal with right now. i was very much against the stunts by governor abbott and governor desantis sending migrants to places like martha's vineyard or to washington, d.c., new york, chicago and other big cities. but it is -- the stunt worked because it certainly caught the attention of the u.s. conference of mayors. they are unanimous in asking president biden, federal action on what is a national problem, as they say over and over again. the numbers are real, the pictures that fox news captures at the border are undeniable. this i

white house and justice department. see if the president has any reaction within the next hour. >> dana: my gut instinct it is not yet over. thank you. >> bill: let's bring in karl rove, a man who has some questions in texas. hello to you. i see a white board off to your right. what are your questions that we need to focus on? >> first of all, let's be clear. merrick garland is in a tough place. there are big questions about what -- how this all came about? how did they get there? who took them there? did the vice president take them there? did his staffers who worked for him there, many of whom are now back in the administration, how did this get there? did he draw on these to write his memoir? he writes a memoir after leaving the white house talking about his experience particularly in foreign affairs. we understand a number of these had to do with ukraine where he was in charge of u.s. government efforts to discourage corruption in the ukraine. did he draw on these to write his memoir? did other people see those during that process? is there a connection between the penn biden center and the $54 million that the univer

dana: it with as a fast week. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer good morning. the president said there is no there there. the justice department has gone radio silent. the white house keeps dodging the questions all but telling reporters to stop asking them so far. >> dana: now more than 11 weeks after the initial discovery on november 2nd we still don't know how many documents were found, who had access to them, and whether they pose a national security risk. >> bill: all good questions. aishah hosni picks up the coverage live in d.c. and begins a new hour now. >> good morning to you both. president biden clearly did not like being asked about those documents on his visit to california but he talked about it anyway telling reporters that he thinks he is doing everything right and hopeful this will all be over soon. watch >> president biden: look, we found a handful of documents filed in the wrong place and immediately turned them over to the archives and justice department. we are fully cooperating and looking forward to getting this resolve quickly. >> there are a lot of basic questions, guys, that the white house still won't answer. how many documents were

whites. back to you. >> dana: thank you for the report. >> bill: he laid it out well.he heart of it now geraldo rivera and civil rights attorney leo terrell. where does the money come from, what's the right number? leo, you will be the first in line to sue. i take it you are against it. >> 100% against it. i would be the first attorney to file a lawsuit against it. why? because no one alive, bill, is responsible for the sins of slavery. california was a free state. the law is unconstitutional, illegal and violates the protection law and giving money to people based on skin color. it is a democratic ploy to keep blacks part of the democratic party. it is happening in a blue democratic system. there is no sense of discrimination in california and they claim it is racism. it doesn't make sense. >> bill: other cities considering it st. louis, say it paul, minnesota and others. geraldo you see it becoming reality, pay-outs? >> i hope not, bill. i've been campaigning against it for many years. it is a terrible idea. the last thing people who are in poverty need is more reaso

thank you. >> dana: tensions boiling over in michigan after a school board member tweeted about race saying whitenesswon't apologize for that and think you should applaud it for being honest about its ability to manipulate and be dishonest. garrett tenney live in chicago with more. >> good morning to you. the board member is not apologizing and tells us people who are upset about her tweet saying whiteness is evil are in denial of systemic racism. a number of parents blasted her for her post which they described as hateful racist and disgusting while demanding her resignation. >> the person with such contempt and hatred for other races has no place in public life and no place on a school board. one must be expected to set the highest standard of personal conduct for the community that entrusts its children into its care. >> other folks came out to support hamilton and argued the term whiteness doesn't refer to white people but to systemic racism. asked to respond to her critics she tells fox news this. what i hope those who don't understand or are in denial of the realities of systemic racism, whiten

white house? >> i did not. >> dana: house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan. he did not think he had. sounds like he did. i think what everybody wants to know, congressman, is what is going to happen? where does this story go from here? >> i don't know. i think what we all expect is equal treatment under the law. president trump was working with the national archives and with the department of justice and pence is also. we saw this in a "washington post" story. joe biden's lawyers had a shared understanding with the d.o.j. to keep his document classified document issue quiet. so they kept that from the american people. that's the big difference here. again the vice president pence found it, reported it, got it out there versus what joe biden and his lawyers and d.o.j. were working together to keep the information from the american people. understand as we pointed out several times they knew the information before the mid-term elections and didn't share it with the american people. >> bill: have you checked your closet, sir? >> i don't think we have anything like that. i wouldn't think

white was celebrating them. super bowl lvii will kick off in arizona february 12th and catch the game on fox. >> sandra: they're calling it a betrayal of new yorkers. >> dana funny. do we have this? for anyone who finds this as treacherous -- i don't have it with me. they got some attention but they also did the red and white for the kansas city chiefs. >> sandra: remarkable. if you are an eagles fan you will rub this in for a little while. i don't know. >> dana: we'll see how jesse watters is tonight on the five. big eagles fan. >> sandra: a major tennis weekend. djokovic won the australian open in straight sets yesterday after being deported from the country over his decision to remain unvaccinated last year. clay travis will join us on that. did you see this? chicago mayor lori lightfoot out dancing in the streets while crime ravages her city. jimmy failla will take this one on next. ♪ right, you have to do it yourself. in 2015, my dad had the idea to revitalize american textile manufacturing with bedding crafted from cotton grown on our family farm. we created red land cotton to give you the best farm, the home products possible. because it's more than

. >> dana: house speaker kevin mccarthy is not buying it accusing the white house of a cover-up. >> he knowingly knew this happened going into election, going into interviews. this is what makes america not trust their government. >> bill: that's for sure. some of the documents were found inside the president's garage with his corvette. hence the "new york post" headline anybody vette this guy? we have a look at past cases involving classified information. let's begin the hour david spunt reports at the department of justice where he was yesterday when the news broke. david, hello. >> two special counsels investigating two presidents in a span of two months. welcome to the department of justice. it has been busy. robert hur is the latest special counsel on the job as of yesterday to specifically investigate these classified documents taken from the president's home in wilmington, delaware and his office at the penn biden center. jack smith, the appointed is neck deep and the president trump documents. attorney general garland who has lived in a pressure cooker the past six months was m

. >> dana: thank you for the update, william. >> bill: the white house press secretary facing criticismg of the biden document scandal. stonewalling reporters about when the documents were found and wrongly saying the search was completed when it turned out it wasn't. maybe she knew or did not know that answer at the time. however, lots of tense moments like this one with peter doocy just from this week. >> when you found out that the f.b.i. had located even more classified materials in wilmington, which four letter word did you use? >> here to break it all down columnist for the hill joe concha. he got her to life, right? >> yeah. on a week where she wasn't laughing very much, right? it was an onslaught of tough pointed questions which is something outside of peat he shall doocy or jacque heinrich this press secretary wasn't used to. it may get easier for her now probably because maybe some reporters may be frustrated from the lack of transparency from the white house or the spokesperson for the white house counsel's office will be entering the stage. now he will be tasked with taking

we don't have a chance to ask him about the economy. >> dana: a wintery day at the white house. >> billon the new congress convenes for the first time this afternoon. the first order of business is to elect a new speaker where the drama begins. kilo kevin mccarthy's top spot is in question. we have two fox news contributors. thank you for you both being here today. those who oppose mccarthy, what do they want? what do they not see in him? scott perry is a republican from pennsylvania. he was not part of those five who objected to him. he is in another batch now and put out a statement two hours ago that said we want him to agree to vote on a balanced budget. texas border plan, term limits, individual earmarks voted on the floor of the house and he is making the case mccarthy will not agree to that. is that fundamentally where it is or do you see it a different way? >> i think you're right. there are five members who say they won't vote for him under any circumstances. that's enough to if they hold strong that's enough to complicate his life enormously. there are nine others, perry, chip

dana: we begin with a black eye for the biden administration. lawyers finding more classified documents at the president's home. this after the whitegood morning, i'm dana perino. bill is off today. good morning my friend, mike. >> always a pleasure to work with you. i'm mike emanuel. "america's newsroom." critics accusing the white house of a lack of transparency over classified documents case the subject of a special counsel investigation. there are a lot of moving parts. here is what we know. >> dana: november 2nd, the president's aides

they wanted to find out what the white stuff is all about. >> dana: can you imagine what could exercisepak chopra would love that moment. a moment of joy. >> dana: happy new year. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here she is. >> harris: it was a game and then it was the most important thing of all, life. a young man's life. the nfl called suspended and postponed the monday night football game between the buffalo bills and cincinnati bengals. damar hamlin was down. the images at center field were heart rending. today we await updates on his condition and we'll report those oz they come. right now he is still critical. i'm harris faulkner and you ar

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white house where we begin. >> good morning, bill and dana. classified material has now been found three times.he latest batch inside of one of president biden's delaware home. we know exactly thanks to pelter doocy. >> classified material next to your corvette? what were you thinking? >> president biden: my corvette is in a locked garage, okay? not like they are synth on the street. >> the material was in a locked garage. >> president biden: as well as my corvette. >> here is the core vest in one of his campaign ads in 2020. days after the f.b.i. began an investigation into biden's handling of classified material garland announced a special counsel into president trump's handling of classified material. biden's were found two weeks before the attorney general made the announcement launching a special counsel to probe donald trump. garland announced the new probe yesterday afternoon. >> i strongly believe that the normal processes of this department can handle all investigations with integrity. but under the regulations, the extraordinary circumstances here require the appointment of a special

white house. >> jeanine: dana, i'll go back to you again. >> dana: ha-ha-ha. >> jeanine: taking the offense when you're in charge of an economy that is a disaster. gas prices are up 50%. i won't go through the list. >> dana: the republicans should play that cardi b clip over and over again. why is everything so expensive? how are people supposed to live? that actually has a lot of pull. i have to say, i think the democrats, they are doing exactly what you would want to do politically to put them in a position to help him run for re-election. he goes to virginia today. that's an important state for them. it's pretty much a purplish state, because obama had done very well there. but youngkin won. he's doing a lot of these things before the state of the union on february 7th. you'll see more of it. he's doing two fundraisers for the dnc next week. the white house is doing everything they need to do to put him in position to run. they're not letting him do a lot of interviews, you'll notice that, because he has the documents issue to deal with. they also prereleased so much of the speech, including

white. >> jeanine: oh, my. >> dana: unity, greg? >> greg: i swore when he became president we wouldn't become like them, like the trump derangement syndrome, but biden i refuse to see him as evil or inherently bad, but he is pathetic in the sense that he was always kind of known for being -- having manners and class and congenial, but he there's a tribute to mlk, and he uses it to demonize a party. what is this? is this the joe biden everybody thought they knew? of course not. that one is dead. this isn't even a thinking self-aware individual at this point. here's joy reed with an artificial hip, will say or do anything. he doesn't care. the line he always uses, so tired, about the f-15. you know, when he says, you know, you can't fight the government unless you have an f-15. he's like that obnoxious stupid child at a zoo, banging on the window of a lion enclosure and saying, aha, you can't get me. that's literally the level of his infanttile discourse. he claimed a qanon sham man threatened our democracy. you can't have it both way

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. >> dana: alexandra hoff is covering the story from the white house. >> a lawyer for the president says these documents were found in a locked closet at the penn biden center here in washington. a discovery made on november 2nd. he continued with this statement quote, since that discovery the president's personal attorneys have cooperated with the archives and department of justice in a process to insure that any obama/biden administration records are appropriately in the possession of the archives. while in mexico president biden ignored questions on the matter. >> [[inaudible] >> the president had been more outspoken when it came to trump's possession of classified documents which led to the f.b.i. raid of mar-a-lago. former president trump posted this asking when is the f.b.i. going to raid the many homes of joe biden? perhaps even the white house. these documents were not declassified. congressman comer chair of the oversight committee is pushing for fairness writing we expect the same treatment for president biden, apparently inappropriately maintained classified documents in an in

they wanted to find out what the white stuff is all about. >> dana: can you imagine what could exercise that is? >> deepak chopra would love that moment. a moment of joy. >> dana: happy new year. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here she is. >> harris: it was a game and then it was the most important thing of all, life. a young man's life. the nfl called suspended and postponed the monday night football game between the buffalo bills and cincinnati bengals. damar hamlin was down. the images at center field were heart rending. today we await updates on his condition and we'll report those oz they come. right now he is still critical. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." it had analysts the looks of an ordinary tackle. for all the fans that's what we saw. damar hamlin bringing down cincinnati's higgins in the first quarter of last night's highly anticipated last-season game. nobody was thinking of sports when hamlin collapsed on the turf. many players visibly shaken, tears. nine minutes of cpr. hamlin's mother, who was at the game, rushed onto the field. and then she w

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. >> dana: guy, one of the things the white house was dealing with for two years why hasn't president biden gone to the border and now they can say he went to the border. so what's the follow up question? >> that's a good point because you might look at this if you are cynical as a box checking exercise. i think you can have two thoughts in your mind at the same time. you can say people have been calling for president biden to go to the border really for the first time ever, right? the white house said he drove near the border 15 years ago or something. it doesn't count. people are calling for him to go there and see his handiwork. he is responsible for this disaster and i think those of us who have said that should be pleased that he went. there is a chance he actually learned something. we'll probably learn whether that was internalized in the next days beyond but you can say it was far too little too late. what matters ultimately is the p policy. biden talked about needing more resources. he can't completely solve but he can help with a few strokes of a pen. he won't do it for poli

white collar crime. the things they're so good at. >> mike: chris swecker, thanks so much for your time. >> thank you. >> danaports. >> dana: my partner bill hemmer probably still in shock over how the bengals defeated the ravens in the wild card game in cincinnati last night. >> hubbard, the cincinnati kid. chased by andrews, at the 30, the 20, he will score! >> dana: what i would have done to see bill's face during that one. with the game tied at 17 in the fourth quarter ravens quarterback fumbled the ball and bengals hubbard grabbed the ball and went 98 yards for a touchdown that sealed the victory. the heavily favored buffalo bills squeaked by the miami dolphins winning 34-31. the bengals face the bills next weekend in the afc division round. >> mike: american ally who fought against a taliban is sitting in a texas jail. as american honors dr. martin luther king, senior his niece reflects on how important his message is today. >> keep making big issues over skin color doesn't make any sense. we have to take care of what's wrong and do more of what is right. out anything. thanks, dad. that's right, robert.

. >> you know, unfortunately, dana, in communities of color, they often have different types of police than many of our white brothers and sisters have in their community. and this video illustrates that it's this culture that says it doesn't matter whether the police officers are black, hispanic, or white. that it is somehow allowed for you to trample on the constitutional rights of certain citizens, from certain ethnicities and certain communities. and we have to have a larger conversation about this, dana bash. >> and i think we're going to start -- we already are starting to do that. and i want to talk more about that in a second. but just to stick on this case for one more minute. a defense attorney for one of the now former officers, desmond mills, released a statement yesterday saying that he arrived late to the incident and suggested that he couldn't see after getting pepper sprayed. here's the quote. we are confident that the questions of whether desmond crossed the lines that others crossed and whether he committed crimes charged will be answered with a resounding "no." are you confident that all o

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. >> dana: grady trimble reporting for fox business live at the white house this morning. >> inflation is still high but new numbers out this morning show it could be easing. a sign that the federal reserve could slow interest rate hikes when they meet next week. the numbers show consumer spending is down from the previous month which is not a good sign for the economy. it means it could be slowing. that's not stopping president biden from painting a rosie pick the tour on the economy in a speech thursday he touted the latest gdp number but failed to mention it fell from the previous quarter. business investment is down as well. >> president biden: over the past six months inflation has gone down every month and god willing will continue to do that. manufacturing jobs continue to go up stronger than any time in the last 40 years. i don't think it's unfair to say this is all evidence that the biden economic plan because you all is actually working. >> the president's critics say he is ignoring what most economists agree are indicators of a possible recession later this year. >> he is co