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we have darrell issa, mark bishop, attorney general mark brnovich, kristin tate, congressman greg murphy and fox news contributor liz peek. we have a hot show for you. the white house topspin in overdrive, rejecting absurdly trying to deny the pentagon investigation even exists that is how biden did botch afghanistan worse than realized. last year we reported to you hillary's campaign did break into the executive branch. it is worse than expected this is hillary's cyber watergate. the clinton campaign paid computer hackers to break into computers physically at the white house. also in trump's new york apartment building and much more. why? all to quote, establish a trump-russia collusion narrative, tracking into trump started under obama in 2014. this is what the durham probe is finding into the botched trump-russia probe. tonight, how hillary's team broke the law. how it also looks like they got the cia involved into their false narrative and should the media admit they were wrong? give back their reward how they got debunked stories fed to them via hillary's cyberware gate. police arre

darrell issa of the foreign affairs committee is standing by to weigh in and fox team coverage, alexis garrett tenney, the latest from the canadian border. lucas thomason is live but first to david who is live at the white house. >> high-stakes phone call between the two lasted an hour and two minutes it was professional and substantive. the white house leaked a photograph from president biden this weekend huddling security advisors, the same administration officials said there's no serious breakthroughs to make putin back off and leave the ukrainian border. the president, meaning president biden urged a diplomatic resolution. russia however, says putin expressed security concerns to the united states. the readout from the white house says president biden was clear if russia undertakes further invasion of ukraine the united states together with our allies and partners will respond decisively and impose swift and severe costs on russia. overnight the medic staff were told to leave the building, u.s. embassy, a significant move because it shows the united states not only preparing for a

here to discuss, congressman darrell issa is back. >> thanks for having me back but don't get excitedut a democrat who says you've got to cut your pay unless you throw a bunch of money at a problem when money is part of the problem. they are about to clear out the area thanks to the massless stadium of 70000 because they wouldn't want to have the super bowl see what's already there. that's what we are about to see, a super bowl without homelessness because they will move homelessness to other hotels, put them up to everything they need to for short period of time in your last segment, i can't help but we all remember our parents at some time said do as i say, not as i do as they took a drive from a cigarette or had a drink. the fact is, sometimes people just don't believe in something but they are willing to say children need to believe in it for a while so perhaps we will grow out of this the same as we grow out of homelessness by allowing tends to be put anywhere unless it's inconvenient for a shot for a national audience. kennedy: they really don't want to do the hard work of fixin

biden's sanctions on russia, what he called today the beginning of a russian invasion, congressman darrell issarom house foreign affairs, along with former deputy assistant secretary of defense peter brookes. congressman, i would like to go ahead and start with you. i thought his language and his remarks was very, very telling if you will. he said this is the beginning of an invasion. he forecasted it could get a lot worse from here. the russians have moved into eastern ukraine but of course speculation now exists they will try to take the entire country. >> well it's pretty clear that our defensive lines are all outside of ukraine, a country that we promised to defend, we promised when they turned their nuclear weapons in, the only country at that time to give away their nuclear weapons, we promised they would be protected and they are not. very clearly this democracy is about to be evacuated and along with american citizens who will flee. this is the second time in one year of this presidency that we've seen an embassy closed and americans left behind. jackie: yeah. it is very reminiscent of

darrell issa, if he has a question, and then brad sherman. your bureau was tasked with establishing u.s. policy toward international organizations. one important facet of our participation in the united nations is our commitment to the united nations charter and the body of international law that the u.n. seeks to uphold, including on the rights of migrants. i, along with many of my colleagues, have been alarmed by the biden administration's title 42 order which expels individuals at the southern border. the u.n. high commissioner for refugees says this policy is inconsistent with international norms and may constitute refinement. the former counsel to the state department has affirmed these concerns, saying the title 42 policy "continues to violate our legal obligation to not expel or return individuals who fear persecution, death, or torture." and violates the refugee convention, a foundational treaty for the u.s. work on refugees. he called these deportations "illegal and inhumane." while this is a cdc order, the state department is respon