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all of this on fox news sunday. ♪♪ >> hello again from "fox news sunday" in washington.as retrieved 11 sets of classified documents about 27 boxes worth from donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. federal agents were investigating violations of the espionage act. designations used to protect the most sensitive national security information in the country. the former president and his ally sake he has declassified those materials unilaterally before he left office and said he would have turned them over the justice department simply asked him to. be it he is in south carolina vacationing this weekend. >> the white house said they had no idea this raid was coming and they refuse to wait inside the department of justice operates independently without political influence. allies and supporters of president trump believe otherwise. >> it looks very political. >> rushing to former president trump's defense. removing 11 sets of classified documents from trump's mar-a-lago estate after a court found probable cause. >> i personally approve the decision to seek a search warrant in this

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all right now on fox news sunday. ♪. bret: and hello again for fox news and washington.er more than your stops and starts, senate democrats are close to a deal to push through at least a slimmed-down version of president biden signatures social spending package. they surprise a deal struck between senator chuck schumer and kee hold out senator choate includes billions to fight climate change and taxes to subsidize health care and lower the cost of prescription drugs. both republicans solidly oppose, passage is far from certain. democrats need every senator and their majority to be on board. the clock is ticking down toward august recess and midterm elections are now just 100 days away. in a moment will speak with the man in the middle of the negotiations. west virginia democratic senator joe manchin. but first to griffin jenkins alive at the white house with the present is back in isolation after experiencing a rebound from covid, griffith. >> good morning brett. the president is here at the white house this morning after testing positive again yesterday, forcing him to

all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> mike: angelo again from fox news in washington. looking live at the senate floor, where democrats have been working through the night to drive their election-year economic package towards final passage. in order to do so, they are taking a series of rapid-fire amendment votes in a process called voterama. it's been underway for more than nine hours in the 50/50 senate and without republican support, they will rightly need vice president kamala harris to cast the tie-breaking vote to send the package to the house of representatives. in a moment we will speak with democratic senator ben cardin, but first, we will turn to chad pergram on capitol hill with the latest. >> good morning. democrats will need all 50 of their senators to pass the bill. so far they have the votes. that includes bernie sanders of vermont. he will vote yes, but sanders will do so grudgingly. >> i want to take a moment to say a few words about the so-called inflation reduction act that we are debating this evening. and i say so-called, by the way, because accord

all right now on fox news sund sunday. ♪ facts and how low again from fox news in washington presidenten returned to the campaign trail this week trying to write a wave of positivity into midterms just ten weeks from now. but the white house plan to wipe out billions of dollars in student loans is getting major pushback from republicans and even some democrats who question its fairness. and the president himself is facing questions over his harsh new comments about some members of the republican party. in a moment we will talk with the former top aide to the president who now advises the dnc former congressman cedric richmond first let's turn to lucas tomlinson at the white house, lucas for a quick suggestion, president biden kicking off his campaign outside the nation's capitol we took aim at former president donald trump and his supporters. >> i respect conservative republicans. i do not respect these maga republicans bricks comparing republicans to make america great philosophy to semi- fascism. >> won't come to the extreme ultra wing of republicans, they are attacking democracy. he

all right now on fox news sunday. logan from fox news in washington. you are looking live for democrats about working through the night to drive their election-year economic package for the final passage been ordered to do so taking a series of rapidfire amendment votes called it's been underway for more than it will likely advice president kamala harris to cast the time working vote is in the package the house of representatives. in the bible's book of democratic senator ben cardin. let's first turn to chat on capitol hill with the latest. >> good morning. democrats will meet all 50 of their senators to pass the bill. so far they have the boat that includes bernie sanders of vermont for he vote yes but sanders will do so grudgingly. >> i want to take a moment to say a few words about the so-called inflation reduction act that we are debating this evening. when i say so-called by the way because according to cbo, and other economic organizations who have studied this bill, it will in fact have a minimal impact on inflation. >> sanders said the bill inc

marty makary, professor of medicine in nyu and fox news contributor. always great to see you, dr. , thanks for coming on this sunday. >> good to see you. anita: they found polio virus in waste water of new york and officials found it in jerusalem and london, that was earlier this year. now health experts in california specifically here in los angeles are talking about tracking the virus here in the waste water and that's because of the high number of travelers between new york and los angeles. so i want to ask you how quickly can it spread? >> well, first of all, i'm still at john hopkins, i don't want to create conversations behind the scene. anita: okay. doctor: what we are seeing more cities are now going to look at waste water because they have seen the live virus now circulating and this individual case is concerning because we eradicated polio from the united states probably around 1979. the case that we see in the united states was probably somebody who was exposed to somebody overseas who got polio from the live vaccination. there's two types of vaccinations, one is a live

i'm bret baier, come to you tonight from fox news world headquarters in new york. breaking tonight, president biden's attorney general says the justice department is seeking to unseal the search warrant used on the former president trump's compound in florida. merrick garland saying he personally approved the decision to seek the warrant. the attorney general making a brief statement this afternoon. one that biden administration officials said they had no knowledge of until it was announced by the media. the attorney general took no questions. also tonight though, new questions about how the fbi learned about the alleged classified information at the trump facility. the specific document or document, did someone in former president trump's inner circle tip off the bureau? and what comes next in this high stakes legal back and forth? correspondent david spunt has the latest tonight from the justice department. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening to you. after days of intense political and public pressuring attorney general merrick garland stepped up in front

that's 800 to one for nine for one for the fox news app that has it all. reaking news alerts, opinion ann, call 800 five five eight five nine one four. that's 800 by five eight five nine one four. t all right.id new now tonight a new accusationse e of political bias in the fbi and the report about the ouster of one official over the fbi's handling of hunter biden'sow laptop. the and new damning information on how the fbi and the doj have been politicized while doen politicized while he's opening an inquiry intow ts the doj inspector general michael horowitz. cochael horowitz. involvement in the seizure of congressman scott perry's phone . you might remember earlier this month in his letter to horowitz, jordan called his involvement in taking scott republement in taking scott troubling. and he added that republicans os on the judiciary committee are now looking into his decision to assist the fbi with thees seizure. now, this raises a number oft to questions that have got toectore be answered.l why was the inspector general involved? woul d taking scott perr

we'll see you throughout the day here on the fox news channel for continuing coverage and also on specialuick alert to the dow jones industrial average as we wrap what has been a news-filled august summer week. jam-packed with a lot of news, including news on the economy. and mike, you and i have been reporting throughout the week on pieces of information on the american economy that did show that perhaps and some economists are suggesting that while inflation is still sky high, that perhaps some of these economic reports may be indicating inflation is peaking. there is optimism on wall street as a result, 1% gain, 335 points as we head into the final hour of trading and mike, notable the dow and the s & p are on track for the highest close since may 4th. nasdaq climbing out of very negative territory on pace for the highest close since april 25th. so, what a week for wall street. >> mike: what a week for our country, the news, and sandra, do you think we have a moment for a rare lighter moment at the end of a very heavy week because as i look at our outfits, we did not coordinate this. i

i love you america. >>> hello and welcome to "fox news at night." i am in for shannon bream. breaking tonight, the suspect in the new york city sucker punch case has been arrested, again. this time for a parole violation after initially walking free. governor kathy hochul got involved. our law and order panel on these late developments, coming right up. >>> donald trump in a new legal action tonight citing the fourth amendment protection against unreasonable reason seizure. >>> the white house remained silent for the whole shake-up over its response for the covid-19 pandemic. we got a chance to speak to dr. walensky of the role politics is playing in public health. be sure to stick around that. by now you have seen the shocking scene. dozens of vandals ransacking the 7-eleven. matt phan is in los angeles for us tonight. >> reporter: hey matt. that group stormed inside the 7-eleven, stealing what they wanted. it is something we are seeing across the country. up to 100 people go on a rampage stealing candy and chips and sodas and some jumped the counter and stole lottery ticket.

be sure to stay tune right here on fox news. salman rushdie off of ventilator after being stabbed ten times in what prosecutors are calling a premeditated assault. his attacker you probably know by now has actually pleaded not guilty, he did so during arrangement yesterday. nate foy live in new york with more on this horrific story. nate: kevin, good afternoon. positive update albeit difficult situation. they are extremely relieved he's breathing on his own and they say he's able to speak but they also say injuries are life-changing. take a look at this. we have the brand-new mug shot of the man accused of attacking him. this is the 24 years, hadi matar, he's being held without bail. matar pleaded guilty to attempted murder and assault charges. the prosecutor in the case calls the attack preplanned. take a look at this. you see the moments just after the attack here. rushdie was getting ready to give a lecture in western new york when matar attacked and stabbed him. rushdie's agent says he has severed liver, lung and eye. his li

all right now on fox news sunday. and hello enfrom fox news. the fall midterms are fewer than three months out andhe white house is hoping its big climate and tax bill will ease voters' doubts about democrats. but the administration is still battling high inflation and low approval numbers, and now this week biden's cdc director is admitting the agency came up short in its handling of the pandemic. and biden's education secretary is sounding the alarm, as teachers quit in droves. in a moment, we will speak with new hampshire's governor about the cdc fallout and about how states should handle the teacher shortage. but we begin with team coverage. mark meredith with the latest on the fbi search of mar a lago. but first peter doocy traveling with the president in delaware. peter? >> reporter: trace, president biden's summer has been pretty eventful. he signed enough big bills into law that his chief of staff is comparing him to kennedy and roosevelt and lbj. his approval rating is still hovering in the low 40s, but it's improving slightly. >> the

mala rivera fox news this is ktvu fox two news at six.where in the state. the power grid is experiencing a surge in demand, and authorities are urging people to cut back. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach. well, we're not seeing those scorching temperatures today. other parts of the state are and demand for energy remains high. kauai so says the state has a capacity of 55,000 megawatts. it's forecast to peak of 42,000 megawatts, which has prompted the agency to mew. call for a flex alert. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary explains how people are now being asked to reduce their energy use and also why energy prices have been on the rise. for the first time in nearly a year, californians are being asked to cut back on electric power usage because we're seeing an increase in demand. a lot of people are using the air conditioner scorching temps from the south bay to the north, east and even west or straining capacity and stoking fears of rolling blackouts. we take these steps we can really relieve stress on the grid d

download the fox news rundown on fox news podcasts. >> .com. so if you get up early, you have to send tucker carlson, say, on fox nation tomorrow morning. watch any time. we'll be back tomorrow. here's the great sean hannity. all right. and tucker, thank you. we'll be watching. also tonight, we have more breaking news surrounding the unequal standard of justice and how the fbi has been politicized. the doj has been weaponizes and politicized under joe biden. we'll have full exclusive coverage. you won't believe tonight's new details. we have major new polls tonight in key midterm matchups that will determine control of the united states senate. a new poll, for example, has herschel walker up in the state of georgia. and we will do the job that the mob and the media will never do. we will vet all of these far left extreme candidates tonight. that will be raphael warnock. that's coming up. but first tonight, just breaking now, a major new report from the washington times. it just broke. it says rank and file fbi whistleblowers coming forward. many

state. >> chris says that that decision ultimately cost him his job and in a new book, he's accusing fox newshe author of a new book broken news why the media rage machines divides america and how to fight back and he joins me now. chris, it's good to see you. we did coordinate outfits. >> the vibe is strong. >> appreciate the vibe right now. thank you so much. speaking of that, we remember your testimony for the january 6th committee and one of the things that fox news has had to say about it is they don't believe that was the reason you were let go at all. the end of your job. what do you say to their statements? >> i never said that's why they fired me. a lot of people said that's why they fired me. i don't care. they don't owe me a job. fox news doesn't owe me a job. that's okay. i had a great time at the network. i'm proud of the job i did and with other people. the news division of fox was great. i worked and and for and around great people. that was fine. they fired me. it's their network. that's okay. but i do know that the viewers of fox news were incredibly angry. i didn't make that

griff: well, you can see the fullness of it right here on fox news channel and only on fox news channelat our fox flight team, our drone high above the rio grande in eagle pass, texas, in del rio sector, more than 1500 encounters with migrants in the last 24 hours, nearly 400,000 have come into just that texas sector alone unprecedented. something officials have never seen there. that sector 100% up from this time last year, last year the most ever on record. and migrants are continuing to cross into the u.s. in droves despite the triple-digit heat and texas governor greg abbott handling the crisis by sending migrants to dc and new york. but let's start with bill melugin on the ground. it's been busy, bill. bill: griff, good afternoon to you. it certainly has. many migrants who are ending up in new york city or washington, d.c. are crossing illegally where we are in eagle pass, texas and very few of them are title 42. you mentioned more than 1500 crossings here in the last 24 hours, dhs number showing only 386 title 42 expulsions. group of 200 that crossed illegally in primed orchard. y

here is fox news medical analyst dr.han andrews cannabis addiction started as a teenager. when he was 18, his casual marijuana use quickly turned into smoking higher thc potent cannabis strains and concentrates known as dash. thc the active chemical found in cannabis that produces a high. >> i was hearing things and seeing things. even when i was sober. even when i cut out cannabis completely. i had to quit my job because the voices in my head were so distracting. >> he was diagnosed with cannabis psychosis severe hallucinations and delusions. >> seeing more and more grown men with these type of episodes. >> the doctor is the director of the national institute on drug abuse. >> people are being exposed to higher and higher content products and it's much more widely available. >> as of today 19 states and washington, d.c. have legalized recreational marijuana while 37 states have approved medical use. but that, the doctor says does not mean cannabis use is harmless, especially on adolescent brain development. >> exposure

we are keeping our ears to the ground here outside trump tower and here in new york city, sean. >> sean: outside of foxer in new york city tonight, thank you. here with my reaction to the breaking news tonight, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, outnumbered cohost kayleigh mcenany. kayleigh you were there at the time when a president, soon-to-be former president leaving the white house is probably chaotic. did you happen to witness at any point donald trump himself packing any boxes? >> no, it didn't. i wasn't involved in that process as eric trump noted, and he would have more insight than me on that. it was a quick process, it's a quick turnover, as he noted, about six hours shifting in and out. i never witnessed the president packing boxes. i will say this, sean. what a dark, dark day for justice, which is supposed to be behind, but looks overtly political here. the presidential records act as jonathan turley noted, is not used criminally. we haven't seen this. but look back in time it with the fbi and the doj did, let's say, with paul manafort, where a foreign agent registration act was only u

does have liver damage and may lose what i've read fox news also has obtained a video of his attack. ve in erie, pennsylvania outside the hospital where he was airlifted. >> hello eric. the suspect has been identified as 24-year-old from fayetteville, new jersey. he pled not guilty to stabbing the novelist. now was born to lebanese parents. here in the united states. the lebanese group hezbollah said they knew nothing of the attack. law enforcement including the fbi were seen at his home yesterday. official motive has not been given for local nbc news new york reports for a preliminary review of the social media shows he had sympathetic views toward extremism into iran's revolutionary guard. this is we are seeing new video just seconds after was attacked on stage at the institute in new york yesterday for the video shows the pandemonium that ensued after more than a dozen people, including a doctor rushed onto the stage to subdue the attacker and help rusty. the author was stabbed up to 15 times before the state trooper assigned to the event arrested the attacker. witnesses say no it

this is a fox news alert. donald trump said tonight his mar-a-lago home is under siege by fbi agents, indiscriminate removing items from the house. the president's son, eric trump said as many as 30 agents raided the former president's mar-a-lago home. mike? >> sources tell fox news that the fbi raid of former trump's palm beach home is related to the taking of classified information from the white house upon leaving january 20th of last year. the national archives says there were 15 boxes of what they believe to be presidential records, noting they must be preserved. fbi agents went to mar-a-lago looking in every single office in the president's safe, and grabbed documents and boxes without reviewing them there on property. the source telling fox they took boxes and documents to review once they left mar-a-lago, and were told they were not being judicious about what they took. ofox has learned former president trump was at trump tower in new york city when he learned the raid was taking place in florida. the

let's bring in katie pavlich and a fox news contributor. this is legal? an donate where they want. but it looks and smells bad according to the "new york times." explain what is happening here. >> [laughing]. well, the democrats spent 44 million dollars through a variety of nonprofits to boost maga republicans in primaries thinking they can beat them in the general election. a couple of problems with this. it's dishonest. and for the past 5 years democrats claimed they are standing up for democracy but pouring tens of million dollars into races to boost what they call anti-democracy threats to the country to go up their candidated in the general election. is paints a picture that the democrats are not confident in the candidates they are putting up believing they are strong enough to beat the republican candidates in a primary. democrats during the january 6th committee hearings argued that these types of candidates. anybody that believes donald trump is the future of the republican party should not be in office. but they are backing those candidates rathe

, with a fox news alert.are reporting tonight on a missing person paid 79-year-old caucasian male identifies as who and huh, occasionally calls others jack. last seen in delaware. maybe the basement. wearing khakis, button-down, dark aviators, a mask dangling off his ear. carrying the nuclear football. he answers to the name of the comeback kid and the big guy, a.k.a. your president joe biden. also goes by scranton joe or brandon. if you really wanted his attention, you can say, hey, who want some ice cream come he'll come wandering around to your door. the media is searching for him high and low, mostly low. strange, considering just last week they told us that after a string of big wins, the president was on a roll, his stretch of bad luck was behind him, his poll numbers had hit rock bottom. like a line of parmesan cheese under hunter's nose, there was nowhere to go but up. [applause] via inflation reduction i was going to turn his presidency right around? i guess when your ekg flat lines twice a week, any

jonathan serrie fox news. ew data shows san francisco appears to be turning a corner on monkey pox. the data shows the local local epidemic of the virus, which the state health department now refers to his m pox may be slowing down, according to the san francisco health department. the number of new cases last week was fewer than five. that is way down from the week of july 24th when the number of new weekly reported cases hit a high of 143. the total number of cases of em pox in the city is just over 650. alright we are tracking the weather forecast. the weekend is not far off. now. let's line it up for you with the five day forecast in just a minute, and with that we checked in with alex savage and a closer look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news right here on ktvu. alex alright, mike. thank you coming up tonight at seven. the death toll is rising after russia launched that attack on a train station in central ukraine today. tonight at seven. we'll talk live with an expert abou

accused him of misconduct at a new jersey movie convention for christina coleman is live in los angeles with the very latest, christina. >> hi arthel part according to a foxhree women reported the 78-year-old actor touched them inappropriately during an autograph signing meet and greet at the convention. is held in cherry hill new jersey to doubletree hotel last weekend. according to the fox affiliate busey was removed after it was reported he was groping women and another actor appeared to help have busey turn out great reach out to confirm details but have not heard back yet. the state on twitter as a result of their investigation, busey was charged with two counts of fourth degree sexual content one of criminal contact and one count of harassment. police reportedly expected more women to come forward now that these charges are public. now busey's widely known for supporting roles and number of films and his performance in the 1978 movie the buddy holly story. he has been open about his struggles with cocaine and alcohol in this work to remain sober and severe head injury from a motorcycle crash. he was scheduled as a featured guest at the horror conven

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tom baker, ktvu fox two news. san francisco works without one team of firefighters tonight, coming up how that team is getting involved in the fight against the mckinney fire, and we'll show you the daring rescue to save a woman cut up in flash flooding in las vegas. in the state getting more help coming from the bay area today, the san francisco fire department sent a team of four engines and water tender to siskiyou county to help battle that mckinney fire last week. two firefighters were sent to the area to join the fire incident management team firefighters from santa rosa, san jose and alameda county are also helping fight the fire. and while that fire is still burning , firefighters are making headway on containment efforts come thanks to several days of thunderstorms, providing cloudy , rainy conditions. the virus now 10% contained but has burned more than 58,000 acres, killed four people and destroyed more than 100 buildings. we spoke with the public information officer for the mckinney fired just over an

"fox news @ night" with the evil shannon bream! i'm greg gutfeld. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, the attorney general finally breaking his silence about the raid on the former president's home that has touched off a firestorm. counting down the hours now until the deadline for the trump team to respond to merrick garland to unseal the warrant behind the unprecedented search. in the new report tonight that among the items the fbi was looking for at mar-a-lago were classified documents related to nuclear weapons. we've got the latest details on those claims. as many democrats remain hazy about president biden's 2024 prospects, new information tonight he may be gearing up his reelection bid. we begin that with team coverage of the big stories dominating headlines all week. jonathan serrie outside of mar-a-lago tonight with what we are learning about the raid, and kevin corke taking a look at what the attorney general had to say. speak a very interesting the n

here we are, we have a fox news alert. ion covered by attorney/client privilege during the raid at former president trump's mar-a-lago home. will: trump's lawyers said in june that no classified material was present at the property. pete: alexandria hoff joins us live from washington with the details. reporter: go back to june a source tells fox that former president received a grand jury subpoena for classified documents he allegedly tooked from the white house. source says he cooperated turning over those documents. while at mar-a-lago on june third a separate source told fox news federal investigators were told by at least one person there were possibly more sensitive materials in storage on the property and fbi asked an extra lock be put on the areas which the staff then did. fast forward to the past monday, unprecedented raid on a former president's home, unsealed warrant shows that the agents obtained around 20 boxes of material including classified documents from mar-a-lago, some labeled top secret. the former presid

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we the fox news alert. good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. tonight i am will cain in for tucker. we beginto with this fox newsn alert. a little over one hour ago, we learned that the biden administration raided the home of the former president donald trump in palm beach, florida. donald trump announced the raid in a statement. has confirmed that the raidoc occurred, quote, thee are dark times for our nation, said the former president. my beautiful home, mara lago in palm beach, florida, is currently i under siege, raided and occupied by a large group of fbiiearge agents trump wrote , nothing like this has ever happened tota a president of the united states before. trump said the raid, whichte wa unannounced, amounts to, quote, prosecutorial misconduct, weaponization of the justice system and an attack by the l radical left democrats who desperately do not want me to run for president d in 2020 four, especially based on recent polls. trump said agents also broke into his safe. former president donald trump concluded his statement, noting that h

fox news is not. fact they tell the "new york times" a driver was deemed to be under the influence. heche is joking about boozing in her latest podcast. >> doctor ron said we should be drinking vodka instead of wine. >> at it listen. >> we are drinking it with wine chasers. [laughter] >> again, arthel heche recovering in hospital and out being treated for severe burns. i don't know if any charges will be filed in this case. see fabric charles watson thank you. eric. before voting continues on the senate floor we could have a passage of the democratic bill that they are trying to pass later this afternoon. will of course bring life to you when we have it. they said it will reduce inflation but senator bernie sanders said it will have a minimal impact on that. so what exactly? white house correspondent jeff mason is here to tell us what is in that recipe. we will be right back. ake that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance

fox news team covering now as we kick off a brand-new hour. phil keating has more on former president trump's reaction to all of this. peter doocy, the response from the white house. >> mike: griff jenkins is following a grand jury probe into the former president's handling of classified documents. >> sandra: david spunt is live at the justice department. this is not related to january 6th, that investigation? >> david: hi, sandra, not directly related to january 6th. this is related to the former president allegedly taking sensitive documents after he left the white house. it's important to point out, january 6th happened a couple weeks before president trump left office on january 20, 2021. what we do know, fox news is told by a source that inside mar-a-lago fbi agents looked in offices, safes and documents without going through them on the property. photographs were taken, which is standard fbi protocol. one source tells fox news they were not being judicious about what they took. back in february, sandra, the archivist of the united states

henry lee ktvu fox two news tonight. a starbucks store in san francisco's castro district is the first in the city to unionize. the boat was 7 to 2 in favor of unionizing for employees at the starbucks located 18th and castro. they will join starbucks workers united they will have to wait a week for the vote to be certified before they can start negotiating with the company. they say they want things like better working conditions, worker protections and higher wages. we're very proud of the results today. we hope that this win encourages our san francisco sisters who also seek unions. we were shut down for four months earlier in the year, um, due to some maintenance issues that were prolongs, and it was a really hard time for a lot of us because we didn't feel very supported, and that was one of the big triggers for us. we reached out to starbucks late today, but have not yet heard back, supervisor dean preston said in a statement. it takes tremendous courage and determination to form a union, especially in a climate wh

i say to fox news. the time you used to be the party of family values, what happened to family values when you lock kids in cages or separate a child from their parent for 16 years if you're filipino or 22 years if you are from some other country, the amount of time it takes to allow a parent to be with a child in this country even separate from cages, locking the kids in cages is remarkable. if we had a system of function, that's not about open borders, that's about saying the united states has the right to determine who is in this country and who isn't. at the same time if you don't have that, that is when you need to worry because not only do you not have what you need for the economy or security, you also don't have what you need for the heart and soul of america, the moral values of america as a nation of immigrants, country that is a beacon of light around the world for people like me to come here and so many other ancestors and generations of people who come to the united states. when i go throug

fox news mark meredith reports that former president trump is in new york city tonight.t mar-a-lago during the time of the raid. jesse? >> jesse: all right, thanks, matt. let's bring in chazin chaffetz fox news contributor. jason, what do you think happened tonight, do we have him? >> yeah. there is absolutely no justification, jesse. absolutely no justification. i delegate with this. -- dealt with this.i was the ce oversight committee did i issue subpoenas on hillary clinton. at the time she had no security clearance. none. there were thousands of documents in her safe. they had no security clearance. do you know what? nobody was prosecuted. nobody was raided. nobody went in there in the dead of night. none of the media was given this the media by and large didn't each report it. the president of the united states, a former president of the united states has a security clearance. he also has a scif. they have secure facilities that they created there at mar-a-lago. the president has executive privilege. so he has -- he has classified clearance. he does have a scif. he i

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let's is that right with a fox news alert.is passports during their raid on mar-a-lago saying, quote: they stole my three passports along with everything else. this is an assault on a political opponent at a level never seen before in our country. do they think former president trump is a flight risk? where is he going to flee to? his plane has his name written on the side in giant gold letters. sources are also telling fox news that the fbi seized records that are

here with reaction pam bondi come along with fox news contributor joe concha. good to see you both. h you. fake news cnn, it's no different. if anybody on this network made a similar comment against a liberal justice, what do you think would happen? >> you would be gone and you should be gone. it's hard news that fox news and that's the difference. these guys are acting like they are auditioning for the first mail spot on "the view." it's ridiculous what they are doing. justice alito, what he said to justice alito, you've got too much time on his hands. august is a slow month, focus on the good things right now in this world. talk about our great police officers and are members of the military who are fighting for us to remain a free country so jerks like this can exercise first amendment rights in our country. if they want to stay negative, let them stay negative. talk about rising gas prices, talk about the crisis at the border. but instead they have to take shots at justice alito knowing what just happened to justice kavanaugh? it's disgusting and it wouldn't happen on fox news an