bringing in senator eric schmitt. as always sir happy new year.are on a letter with your colleagues to john barrasso you will have a republican conference meeting tomorrow. what do you want to come up with senator on this illegal immigration disaster? >> well there have been negotiations about what sort of language change could take place, i am more skeptical than my colleagues, you have an administration that is not interested in enforcing the law, they do have tools in place to second our the border, they don't want to do it, on day one they reversed all things under president trump, remain in mexico. title 42, we pushed back and had to go to court to enforce the judgment, this is an open border crowd, this is what they want. for me i'm skeptical of a border deal that just unlocks ukraine money. larry: senator eric schmitt, the question, what might joe biden give up if you had a serious negotiation about fixing the border? i think that is part of your skepticism, mr. langford is working on this and barrasso and a lot of smart guys what would bid

let's bring in senator eric schmitt. he was former attorney general of the great state of missouri. r schmitt as always, happy new year. so you were on a letter with a bunch of your colleagues to john barrasso. i talked to mr. barrasso today. you are going to have a republican conference meeting tomorrow. what do you want to come up with, senator schmitt, on this illegal immigration disaster? >> well, there have been negotiations about what sort of language changes you know, could take place. i'm more skeptical probably than many of my republican colleagues, no matter what language change you have here you have an administration that is not interested in enforcing the law. they have the tools in place right now to secure our border. they don't want to do it. on day one they reversed all the things working under president trump, "remain in mexico," title 42. in fact when i was attorney general, when i was in that role we pushed back on court battles. we had to go back into court to enforce those judgments. it is not in their dna. this is open borders crowd. this is exactly what they w

elizabeth: senator eric schmitt thank you there thank you. you for watching the "evening edit" on fox business, i'll be out a couple of days, david asman will take over for me, now time for my buddies dagen and sean. on "the bottom line." dagen: you are not allowed to leave. elizabeth: i am chained here. dagen: kidding thank you. elizabeth: thank

eric schmitt, "new york times." reporter: can you give us a little bit of chronology on sunday morning, what time did the drone attack take place? how quickly were the most seriously injured, whether they be medical vacked to iraq -- medevacked to iraq and just kind of looking ahead in terms of any additional air defenses you may be moving to the region or realigning in the region to do this, to help protect forces? general ryder: on the last question again, you know, if we have details provided on the different types of air defense systems that we would be moving into the area, i don't have anything to say but to ensure central command will take steps to ensure our forces are protected. in terms of time lines i'll take you. again, this attack happened saturday night, our time sundayn we'll come back to you with what we're able to provide on that. reporter: i want to go back to the k.h. statement. really unusf the messages in the statement refer to suspicion of these attacks and don't want to embarrass the sudan gov

caller: i was reading an article last night from foreign affairs written by eric schmitt. working closely with ukraine, especially in respects to the bomb drones over there. what he wrote was that the russians are jamming our drones that we give to ukraine with their radio capabilities, while simultaneously getting the weapons, which are cheaply produced compared to the united states production of drones. russia is winning and ukraine is losing. the united states, even though they sent the drones over at $50,000 apiece, they are not effective. because russia has bader -- better capabilities of jamming them. as i am reading this, i realize we are also looking at china wanting to annex taiwan because taiwan has superior ai, which would give china a military advantage over the united states. and china is allied with russia and iran. now north korea is shooting off its ballistic missiles in a show of power, too. in these drones that the united states is going in to get for -- either they are $50,000 for each one, they blow up, and they're still not really hitting the targets.

that would be very good news and that's the angle joining us now is missouri senator eric schmitt.enator, good news friday. and on this immigration deal do you sense this is actually going to make it with this compromise and negotiation supposedly in the works. >> i don't know we heard yesterday that chuck schumer may put this on the floor next week. no one seen language and that speaks to the design here in the dark and dispured on people what we know now laura and you touched on it with your intro. first of all, joe biden has every authority right now to close the border if he wanted to. he could reinstate remain in mexico working under president trump. he won't do that he could stop abusing and misusing parole which was supposed to be individual adjudications not entire classifications. that's accounted for millions of people coming across illegally, dispersed into the interior of the united states. we have no idea where they're and who they are. maybe they have a court date seven or eight years from now. he could do that but he won't. joe biden and the democrats are full blown

joining us now is missouri senator eric schmitt.ator, what is the biden administration doing here? >> well, they are an open borders administration. you kind of have to take them at their word now. they came in on day one, the first thing they did was to reverse all the successful policies that they had under president trump. right? we had a secure border. we had remain in mexico. which made mexico the waiting room for all these asylum claims. nine out of 10 asylum claims are bogus. the biden administration releases these folks into the interior of the united states, never to be seen again. some people are getting court dates seven, eight years down the rude. title 42, which was a very effect tifd mechanism of turning people away, they got rid of that, too. so this comes down to values, right? we believe in america we believe in the sovereignty of our own border. we believe in american exceptionalism. we believe in the rule of law. they don't believe in those things. the people running the biden white house right now are unapologeti

joining me now missouri senator eric schmitt along with sean duffy co-host of "the bottom line." sean, that is hilarious when you have a panelist on one of the other cable saying the party has to go back to that success of george w. bush who left office with 28% approval rating god bless him. >> we need republicans to be neocons, democrat light is what we want back again. look at the party, they have rallied around donald trump it. has transitioned into this populist party and it's amazing what donald trump has done to move the people, the average american to his side and to the party's position there is it no change coming. talk about chris christie just to what j.d. vance said. chris christie is going to work inside of the republican party to elect joe biden. not nikki haley, not donald trump. he is working for joe biden. cnn, maybe not msnbc, but maybe the next biden administration, hoping to get a spot. in that's what he is doing. >> he wanted to be attorney general, senator, for trump. and he didn't get that position. and now maybe he could be attorney general for biden peop

all right, joining us now is missouri senator eric schmitt. senator, what is your message tonight?you've heard dribs and drabs of what is in this bill that they have been negotiating, supposedly for four months. but what's your message to your senate colleagues tonight trying to sell this? >> this thing is a mess. first of all, joe biden has every authority he needs right now. we shouldn't be negotiating with a guy who has no interest in securing the border. it would be like negotiating with bernie madoff to secure your life savings and invest it wisely. run away. it's not in their d.n.a. here is the tale of the tape. he reversed remain in mexico he ended that he paid contractors $140,000 a day to not construct the wall. he is abusing parole and he sued texas who has actually tried to secure the border. he has no interest in it. and the idea that he is going to double pinky swear and really promise next time with new language to do it ridiculous. faced on a false premise. shouldn't be normalizing the idea that 5,000 people coming here illegally is okay. if you are over that suddenl

i was reading an artle night from foreign affairs written by eric schmitt.ked i gy with ukraine, especially in respect to thenn bomb drones ovr there. and what he wrote was that the russians are jamming our mr. mcconnell: it's been three years since a thuggish military coup derailed prospects for democracy, unity and the military has engaged in a ruthless systematic war against the people of burma. this has displaced roughly 2.5 million people. last year alone, it claimed 15,000 lives. and of course, the junta has placed tens of thousands of innocent people behind bars for opposing the military. right now, nearly 2,000 members of the national league for democracy, pro-democracy party, are being unjustly held as political prisoners, as are many others from all corners of burma's society and its myriad ethnic groups. undoubtedly, the most well-known political prisoner is my friend aung san suu kyi. the longtime leader of berm 'ace pro- -- burma's ■"pro-democracy movement and the hopes she represents, i can only imagine the three years of pain, suffering, and f

caller: i was reading an article last night from foreign affairs written by eric schmitt.with ukraine, especially in respects to the bomb drones over there. what he russians are jamming our drones that we give to ukraine with their radio capabilities, while simultaneously getting the drones from iran, which is supplying russia with a lot of weapons, which are cheaply produced compared to the united states production of drones. russia is winning and ukraine is losing. the united states, even though they sent the drones over at $50,000 apiece, they are not effective. because russia has bader -- better capabilities of jamming them. as i am reading this, i realize we are also looking at china wanting to annex taiwan because taiwan has superior ai, which would give china a military advantage over the united states. and iran. now north korea is shooting off its ballistic missiles in a show of power, too. in these drones that the united states is going in to get for -- either they are $50,000 for each one,■ they blow up, and they're still not really hitting the targets. my questi

eric schmitt and helene cooper saying "they were informed last tuesday that they had been hospitalized earlier but did not notify the white house until two days later. the aides remained aware that he had been rushed to walter reed medical center but said nothing to white house officials awaiting updates on his medical condition. major general pat writer told reporters in addition to general writer, the aides are kelly magnuson lieutenant general ronald shaw -- ronald clark and that a fourth aid assistant to the secretary notified him. he remained in the hospital on monday but was in good condition and conducting general business. the pentagon has declined to disclose details." you can roll that into issues on that matter or talk about issues concerning the u.s. southern border, the homeland security secretary, alejandra mayorkas headed down to eagle pass, texas to talk about issues concerning immigration and border security. one of the people covering the secretary while there was ks 8ttv, she is a producer and contact -- content creator. she had a chance to speak to the secretary. th