gillian? gillian: bill melugin in l.a. for us, thanks. for more i'm joined now by new york republican congresswoman nicole malliotakis. thanks for being with us, congresswoman. want to know what you make of this news that there's going to be a reciprocal trip, a mexican delegation's going to meet president biden at the white house this month, sometime in the next handful of weeks, to continue this conversation that they started at the beginning of this week about the border crisis. what do you hope to see come out of that meeting at the white house? >> look, i think this is all show, all talk. we don't need to consult with the mexican government. what what we need to do is get our president to rescind the executive orders that he himself put in place. look, we can certainly work with other countries, but to knauss is on the united states -- onus is on the united states with government to secure its borders. if we cannot secure our own borders, what does that a say about our country? this is ve

gillian. >> gillian: jonathan hunt in l.a. for us, thank you. the developments in hunter's case come as president joe biden faces his own political challenges with his son's business endeavors. jacqui heinrich joins us from the north lawn. what's the impact so far for president biden. >> jacqui: none yet, gillian. 56-page indictment does not accuse president biden of any wrongdoing but could strengthen republican arguments in favor of an impeachment inquiry. house is setting to tee up soon here. >> we have now deposed witnesses who have testified under oath that he talked to them on the phone. the evidence is overwhelming and the american people see through this. it's time for the bidens to tell the truth. they cannot lie to the american people anymore. the walls are closing in on the president of the united states. >> jacqui: the president's son is accused of financial crimes that could put him in prison for 17 years. white house calls gop efforts to tie any of this to the president a "baseless stunt that is not rooted in facts or reality but e

you must go after every vote. >> gillian: all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> gillian: hello foxm washington the u.s. is facing major pushback from other nations two days after a resolution that called for immediate cease-fire in gaza. that resolution was backed by nearly every security council member country and came after u.n. warnings of humanitarian crisis in the gaza strip. they grounded operations health. here at home, meanwhile the splintering over support for israel most pointedly across college campuses. the university of pennsylvania liz magill stepped down after response of a congressional hearing sparked fiery public backlash this week. she declined to say the students would call for jewish to be disciplined. over on capitol hill senate republicans told the president supplemental funding bill which includes hundreds of millions of aid dollars for israel and ukraine demanding instead to secure the u.s. or southern border first. congresswoman nancy mace joins us live in the studio but we began first with fox team coverage with lucas tomlinson at the white house with the

good morning, gillian. >> gillian: i'm gillian turner in washington. u.s. border patrol is vastly outnumbered with 200 would be illegal migrants to each single agent on the ground there. southern border governors say it is not at all clear president biden has seen what is happening on his watch. take a listen. >> has president biden seen photos and videos of people going into the country. has he seen photos and videos of it actually happening? >> i can't testify to what the content is of the material he gets every day. but he has been kept apprised and briefed, of course, by the domestic and national security teams on this. what's in that content i'm not part of those discussions. >> gillian: fox team coverage on the story for you. tom homan is standing by. first to bill melugin at the border in lukeville, arizona this morning. >> gillian, good morning to you. some brand-new numbers, cbp sources telling me we've at 45,000 encounters at the border since monday. we could fill up yankee stadium in four days. a live look at the situation here in lukeville. it i

gillian. >> gillian: bryan, thank you. john, we are expecting resignations could come as soon as today, possibly even this hour. turns out that all the outspoken donors are really making the difference here. we are learning about people who are pulling $100 million in funding a bob. >> john: ross u-penn alum and head of a big financial company said if this is the way you are going to conduct business at u-penn, you are not getting my money. money talks in a business like that, and $100 million is no small amount of change. and then a board, the board at wharton business school, part of u-penn, saying liz magill has to go. will they resign, fired, not suffer any consequences, i don't know. >> gillian: or standing over the resistance of the american public. >> john: it was such a simple question to answer but the fact they could not answer it and the ensuing days tried to walk it back with statements on twitter and other forums, but -- wow. >> gillian: and nothing that happens -- very little that happens at a public hearing

gillian. >> gillian: alex hoff in d.c. thank you. bret. >> bret: the biden white house wants to rev up the president's campaign events next year with abortion and reproductive rights set to be a main focus. peter doocy has the latest. >> good morning. the president's age will be a focus, too. the campaign thinks they can counter those concerns on the rope line. >> president biden is extremely good and is an excellent retail politician. we're excited to get him and the vice president out to all our states. it may be under the guise of an official event going and doing things and important that he remains president of the united states. >> in a memo, the biden campaign manager is saying in the first months of 2024, we will continue to scale up our campaign infrastructure so by early summer when we expect voters to be thinking about the election more our campaign is operating at full steam. on the issues, biden and harris plan to warn voters they think a second trump term could bring an abortion ban and could mean the end of democracy.

i am gillian turner. vetoes the command for cease-fire in the gaza strip as congress turns up the heat on the nation's elite universities of anti-semitism on campus. ♪ >> free, free palestine. >> president of a major u.s. university resigns and two others are under fire. >> calling for the genocide of jews violates harvard code of conduct, correct? what do depends on the context for quick does not depend on the context the answer is yes. >> politicians on both sides of the oil or outra or outrage but. >> you cannot un- see. when you see it, it haunts you. like a no other image you could ever see on a movie screen progress human rights and women's groups are sank mostly silent over evidence hamas terrorist use rate as a weapon of war against israeli women. >> do we believe the hamas spokesperson that said rape is forbidden or do we believe the women? whose bodies tell us how they spent the last minutes of their lives? works will discuss across the country's al qaeda republican nancy mace. president biden s

good evening, gillian. >> gillian: good evening to you, bret.taries blinken and mayorkas came here to mexico city today with an assignment direct from president biden get help to stem the crushing tide of migrants ful traveling into the u.s. illegalfully mexico. now it's notable that none of the cabinet secretaries in the delegation today are actually traveling to the border disclose what secretary blinken's delegation asked of mexico's president. but in a media priority for the biden team is getting mexico to crack down on cartels that smuggle migrants across the southern border. president observe were door has made clear many times he views the border crisis as a u.s. problem. saying recently is he willing to try and, quote, help, but only if the u.s. lifts sanctions and sends more aid money to cuba and venezuela. we will boost as much as we can to help maintain a orderly flow of migrants. recently abnormal surge of migrants border protection tells us between last friday and monday 35,000 migrants along the border and nearly a quarter million

gillian, what's the state department saying about these antisemitic crimes?gillian: the state department is forcefully condemning antisemitism since october 7th, the day hamas attacked israel. the reality, though, is that the jewish holidays this year have been menaced by this spate of overtly antisemitic attacks, including vandalism of menorahs. in connecticut near yale university's campus, fofficials say they scaled it and placed a palestinian flag on top. >> it's a deeply, deeply painful thing to see. it evokes thousands of years of trauma and pain for the jewish community. >> this potential crime and most important every one of you who have come out because you are being here sends a message. we will not tolerate hate in america. >> gillian: in brooklyn, new york, one rabbi tells us the nypd hate crimes unit is investigating vandalism of two menorahs at his congregation. >> a beautiful diverse community but since october 7th the streets of new york, streets of brooklyn are different. we are experiencing real antisemitism. anyone who denies it is an anti-s

gillian. >> gillian: hi, bryan. secretaries blinken and mayorkas came to mexico city with an assignment to get help from the migrants crossing into the united states illegally. none of the delegation traveled to the border to look firsthand, but they were all smiles when they met at the national palace yesterday. secretary mayorkas tweeting we had a very productive meeting with president lopez obrador and members of his cabinet in mexico city. regional challenge requires regional solutions, and his effort alongside us and with others. one priority is getting mexico to crack down on cartels that smuggle thousands across the southern border. they are making it clear they view the border crisis as someone else's problem. take a listen to the foreign minister. >> talking about the economic part and structural causes of migrant. interested in addressing the causes, people come because of poverty, inequality, violence, family reunification and want to address their problems in the countries of origin. >> border patrol tel

gillian. >> gillian: ten americans are now safely back here on u.s.ent says most of them had been wrongfully detained. being held captive inside venezuela, each of them for differing lengths of time facing different trumped up charges. an free at last, free at last, thank god almighty, free at last. i didn't know if i would ever make it out. it's really scary to be in a place where you are used to having freedoms and you are locked into a cell. sometimes with four other people. very tiny cell. >> gillian: also as part of the deal, caracas will return infamous "fat leonard," tried to bribe u.s. navy officials, he will new face justice here, and freeing colombian businessman, one of president maduro's right hand henchmen, in custody since 2020. >> the president has to make a hard decision and weigh different considerations to get someone home and the president did that, ten more americans are back, six of them wrongful detainees in joint base san antonio, in loving embrace of the miller at that. >> gillian: president biden has caracas is so far meeting

i'm gillian turner, good to be with you. the justice department is claiming the first son failed to pay federal taxes between 2016 and 2019, instead he spent money he owed to uncle sam on luxury purchases. "new york post" sums up the story with the headline, "wild child." >> john: democrat, including the president, made a big deal about the wealthy paying their fair share in taxes. >> just pay your fair share. it's a matter of decency, it's a matter of dignity. i think you should be able to make a lot of money in america but just pay your fair share. pay your fair share. >> we don't resent anyone their success or achievement but we want everyone to pay their fair share. >> demand the wealthy start paying their fair share of taxes. >> john: education starts in the home. reaction from jacqui heinrich and brett tollman will break

we'll begin with gillian turner at the u.s. state department. gillian. >> harris, this just in now. idf has put out a statement calling on some of those international groups now to step in and help verify the safety and health of women and girls who are still in hamas captivity. this comes as you mentioned on the heels of the state department indicating yesterday that hamas's sexual atrocities may still be ongoing. listen. >> we have seen hamas commit atrocities both on october 7th and since october 7th. and we obviously condemn those atrocities and support israel's actions to hold hamas accountable for them. >> american female leaders at the u.n. yesterday pleaded for more help and more action from activity groups. take a listen. >> when i saw the list of women's rights organizations who have said nothing, i nearly choked. where is the solidarity for women in this country and in this world to stand up for our mothers, our sisters, and our daughters? >> some of those high-profile women's groups who stayed silent on the atrocities includes the national organization for women, emily's

trace. >> trace: gillian turner in mexico city for us. gillian, thank you.l's air and ground offensive now covers most of gaza. forces will continue to target hamas sites amid concerns about escalating second front. and a push for the release of more than 100 hostages who remain in captivity. trey yingst begins with some heart breaking news about one of the american israeli hostages. trey, good evening. >> trace, good evening. a devastate announcement for the american and israeli people judith weinstein a duel national is dead. killed by hamas along with her husband after being taken hostage on october 7th. today president biden releasing a statement saying her family has been living through hell for weeks. the announcement of her death comes as israeli forces continue to look for cap tis inside gaza. >> an israeli drone flies into a mosque revealing the entrance to a tunnel. it's latest video released by the israeli military showing hamas' complex network of hiding places. >> we destroyed and we continue to destroy large part of the underground and we sever

. >> sandra: she joined us yesterday, and gillian, how much does the u.s. know about hamas's brutality against israeli women? >> we are learning a lot. we being the u.s. every day from the israelis. yesterday at the u.n., women leaders pleaded for international groups to step in and take more action in support of women who they claim to care deeply about. take a listen. >> when i saw the list of women's rights organizations who have said nothing, i nearly choked. where is the solidarity for women in this country and in this world to stand up for our mothers, our sisters, and our daughters? >> high profile women's groups wlo have stayed silent about hamas rapes, including emily's list, the national organization for women. tech titan sheryl sandberg says it's time for the groups to believe israeli women. >> do we believe the hamas spokesperson who said rape is forbidden or do we believe the women whose bodies tell us how they spent the last minutes of their lives? >> well, former press secretary for bernie sanders's presidential campaign posted it's not a bel

. >> bill: gillian turner with more from the state department. you, bill. hanukkah is also known as the festival of lights. this year rampant anti-semitism is really threatening that spirit. they are seeing -- we're seeing in the u.s. a whole spate of menorah vandalism as you just mentioned. not just here, though, also overseas. take a look at this. in connecticut outside yale university officials say vandals scaled a menorah and planted a palestinian flag on top. listen. >> it is a deeply painful, painful thing to see. it evokes thousands of years of trauma and pain for the jewish community. >> this potential crime and most important every one of you who have come out, because your being here sends a message. we will not tolerate hate in america. >> brooklyn, new york, one rabbi tells us the nypd hate crimes unit is investigating vandalism of two menorahs at his congregation. >> we are a beautiful, diverse community. since october 7th the streets of new york, the streets of brooklyn are different. we're experiencing real anti-semitism, anyone wh

gillian turner is in mexico city with more. gillian? >> hi, ed. following yesterday's meeting in mexico city, officials will travel to washington to meet with president biden at the white house to continue this ongoing dialogue. this is confirmed on both sides here. take a look at this in a joint statement today. u.s. officials discussed an nesty in the meeting including the situation of hispanic migrants that have been undocumented for years and the daca beneficiaries that are a vital part of the u.s. economy and society. u.s. officials said very little about what transpired, but insisted that they were very impressed by what some of the new actions that mexico is taken and seen in recent days a significant reduction in border crossings. the foreign minister made clear the government viewed the border crisis as somebody else's problem. listen. >> we're talking about economic part as well as the structural causes of migration. we're very interested in addressing the causes because people come because of poverty, inequality, violence, family reunif

gillian turner monitoring all of this live in mexico city with the latest. gillian. >> hi, molly. both secretaries blinken and mayorkas came here with one assignment. to get help stemming the crushing tide of migrants from mexico into the united states illegally. it's notable that neither of the cabinet secretaries who traveled here went to the border to see the crisis firsthand. the delegation, though, was all smiles at the national palace with mayorkas tweeting we had a very productive meeting with the president and members of the cabinet today in mexico city. the regional challenge of migration requires regional solutions and we appreciate mexico's commitment to continue its efforts alongside us and with others. now one immediate priority for the biden team is getting mexico to crack down on cartels. the mexican president made clear he views the border crisis as a u.s. problem saying recently he is willing to try and help, but only if the u.s. lifts sanctions and sends more aid money to cuba and venezuela. >> we will boost as much as we can to help maintain and orderly flow of

good evening, gillian. >> good evening to you, bret. hamas sexual violence against israeli women and girls. said back on october #th hamas terrorists inflicted as much pain as possible. pain and terror on israeli women and girls. take a look at this. the prime minister of israel, ben i can't minute netanyahu agrees. he delivered this message to human rights and women groups who stayed silent the past nine weeks. >> i say to the women's rights organizations, to the human rights organizations, you have heard of the rape of israeli women? horrible atrocities, sexual mutilation. where the hell are you? i expect all civilized leaders, governments, nations to speak up against this atrocity. >> women's advocacy groups who have not commented on this issue to date include the american association of university women, planned parenthood, emily's list, and the democratic women's caucus. bernie sanders former campaign press secretary claims, quote: this is not a believe women scenario because israeli women have offered no testimony. israeli officia

good evening, gillian. >> good evening to you, bret.he biden administration today acknowledged ha hamas terrorists are using rape as a weapon of war against israeli women and girls. >> we have seen hamas commit atrocities. both on october 7th and since october 7th. and we obviously condemn those across at this and support israel's actions to hold hamas accountable for them. >> thank you karine and thanks everybody. >> the white house targeting israeli women is ongoing. >> right now, hamas is refusing to release civilian women. >> at the u.n. tech titan sheryl sandberg plead with officials to believe israeli women. >> do we believe the hamas spokesperson or do we believe the women whose bodies tell us how they spent the last minutes of their lives? >> october 7th, eyewitnesses today gave firsthand accounts of hamas atrocities. >> i saw in front of my eyes a woman laying -- she was naked. she was abused in a way that we could not understand. >> one progressive lawmaker agrees the attacks were reprehensible. but is qualifying her condemnat

but first, gillian turner is live at the state department. what exactly, gillian, did the congresswoman say over the weekend to spark such outrage, even among members of her own party. >> i want to top off with breaking news. i just came out of the state department press briefing, i asked mark miller whether the israelis have shared with the u.s. the evidence that hamas raped israeli women and girls on october 7th. he said the government has shared the evidence with the biden administration, they condemn it and what's more, they actually support israel's calls for the u.n. to take up a formal investigation of hamas using rape as a weapon of war. despite this, seems some folks in washington are torn over condemning the rape as a weapon of war. nancy pelosi, her daughter tweeted out this, punching back against jayapal, i should not have to say this in 2023 but here we are. rape is rape. do not minimize, excuse, balance or both sides sexual assault, that is victim blaming. we have spent decades trying to undo. >> with respect, i was just asking

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. >> gillian: and i am jillian reporting from "america reports" and "the story with martha maccallum" starts right now. sweep on good afternoon, everyone. joining us live this hour, you don't want to miss it. about five weeks until the caucusing begins and former president tom's lawyer also is joining us today as a former president gets ready to testify on monday. showing us a preview of what to expect there. and first, here's the story today, hunter biden now facing up to 17 years in prison with tax charges, including failing to pay and filing false returns. so this comes on top of the 25 years he potentially faces on the gun charges in delaware that would be previous indictments for him. second time in three months is the plea deal fell apart. so all of us has gone up side down for hunter biden in recent months. here's a look at what the prosecutors say he has spent the money on that he made from various sources in china and ukraine and other overseas entities and then did not pay taxes during those years and what he did do is spend more than $600,000 with various payments to women

conceptual artist gillian leon focused on motherhood and the roles we play.ing the pandemic, looking at what we cling to in difficult times. all the artists reflect the themes of our age. in the end, jesse darling takes the prize, praised by thejudges for his dynamic work. katie razzall, bbc news, eastbourne. denny laine, the founder and lead singer of the legendary 60's band the moody blues, has died at the age of 79. he also started the group wings with sir paul mccartney co—writing mull of kintyre which famously outsold any beatles single in the uk. that's all for the moment but the news and updates continue here on bbc news, do stay with us. hello again. temperatures have dropped away quite sharply through the night. and as we start on wednesday morning, there will be a hard and a widespread frost, particularly across northern areas of scotland. on top of that, some fog patches around as well. but there will be some sunny spells, certainly a quieter spell of weather for many of us throughout wednesday compared to the last few days. that area of low pressu

all we will be following up on that. >> bret: gillian turner live in mexico city.s.eade ♪ ♪ cities acrossajor the u.s. areigra working to adds the migrant crisis, each inf th their own cities, without the help of the federal government.i several democratic mayors arer s criticizing the biden administration for ignoring their requests for assistance, and they are getting loud. cb cotton reports from newark. t good evening. >> good evening, bret.time new york city mayor eric adam saysesid he has not gotten any e time with president joe bideny about the migrant crisis since early last year.coal now other sanctuary city mayorsn are formincig a coalition pleadg for financial and legislativeew assistance., >> aans temperatures drop in new york city, chicago, denver, and other impacted cities, we are calling for the declaration l suof emergency. strfinancial support and a natl or settlement strategy. >> the democratic mayors of new york, chicago, and denverg o held a virtual meeting to discuss how they're trying to handle the influx of thousands of migrants. as record num

. >> gillian: i don't know what you are talking about. cocoa is 2 1/2 and completely grown up now, bret. she has no time for me anymore. >> bret: 16 and 13 are -- >> gillian: thanks, bret. >> bret: "the faulkner focus" is next, julie banderas is in for harris. >> julie: the floodgates are woad open at the southern border. the speaker of house demanding president biden to take executive action on the crisis. the images we see every day are just simply stunning. i'm julie banderas in for harris today. thanks for joining us. president biden spoke directly with mexico's president yesterday sending secretary of state antony blinken and secretary of homeland mayorkas there in the next few days. border patrol sources reporting a record number of migrant encounters, 200,000 so far this month alone. an average of about 10,000 a day. those are just the ones we know about. monday alone that number topping 12,000. border patrol agents outmanned by a 200 to one ratio even. wives of agents speaking out on the hardships suffered by those on the front li

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. >> gillian. philip >> gillian. philip >> john cleese. hello. here. >> thank you so much for coming, danny. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for having me. >> now, listen, you used to be, uh , pretty successful children . uh, pretty successful children. author and now you're not. now i'm not? >> no. i'd worked for, um, a company called working partners, which is a book packager. and i worked for them since about 2011. uh wrote quite a number of books for them in an animal fantasy series . so all went fantasy series. so all went swimmingly. then about in 2017, i started tweeting , um, about i started tweeting, um, about the gender ideology issue. uh huh. um, and then jk rowling had that horrible campaign of abuse against her. you maybe read at the time it was just it was shocking the amount of hate. i know she got for stating something that everybody believed till five minutes ago, which is that you can't change your sex, you know, dress how your sex, you know, dress how you like because she said, you know, sleep with whoever, whoever wil

elizabeth: gillian turner, great journalism, as always. thank you so much.s now, former pentagon official who served 25 years in the navy, brent sadler. brent, first to this breaking news, the news is coming out that china's xi jinping reportedly told president biden last month that china will take back taiwan by any means necessary, but president biden had said that this summit was one of the most constructive and productive talks ever with china. how come we didn't hear about this a month ago, that china made this threat? >> yeah, it's a reiteration of china's longstanding position on taiwan that they reserve the right to use force to take taiwan. but what's most remarkable is the biden administration, the extents to which they went to insure, first, that xi jinping would show up for the summit in san francisco, then actually having a summit meeting with president biden. there was a lot of engagement leading up to that, a lot of gives on the u.s. side. and to have him reiterate this position and a manner in which we're finding out how he delivered that mes

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the average gillian, it's life back to normal. now, lots for this country's political parties from the far left to the far right. it's time to analyze just once they have done wrong right now in their respective headquarters, trying to figure out why they are offered one but to for a new constitution for this country to address the needs of the people were rejected. twice for me, this was a joke in the end were left with the same constitution written by the 3 general this left wing president w bought a 2 separate good crushing defeat last year when the 1st version of the constitution was rejected. can at least with easier now as his right when the opponents can't blame him for the 2nd failure. but he says there will be no 3rd chance new back to the drawing board in the future. and no one seems to disagree. let's go by you. so you dog, one of those people, our country will remain with the current constitution because of the 2 different proposals, neither was able to re present or the united cubing. it's beautiful diversity. the cou

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ground, but as we go through the day, it will turn back to rain quite a lot of cloud in the west and gillian. the further east, you should see the child breaking up with sunny spells, and it will be another mild story for this time of year. we are likely to see temperatures around 12 degrees. but colder in the far north and east. as we go into christmas eve, yes, for most of us, we keep this mild air. in fact, milder still. a subtle change to a south—westerly direction. christmas eve could be the warmest christmas eve could be the warmest christmas eve on record. we have to beat 15.6, eve on record. we have to beat15.6, but it will be wet and windy. gusts of 50 to 70 miles an hour. if you are off to visit friends and family, keep abreast of the forecast, keep tuned to your local weather station for traffic and travel updates. again, we could see 1a or 15 degrees, it's going to be close as to whether we beat the record, but it will be made mild. 0n to whether we beat the record, but it will be made mild. on christmas day, it stays wet and mild, but by boxing day, a bit fresher, but dry, settl

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we have martin j e as in award winning journalist and commentator gillian cross up rules and the fact that means good jumping. tell me one and i always appreciate it and start out with georgia in budapest. i suppose there's not much debates anymore. the public sphere has just been so cold, completely corrupted work. war is peace, peace is war. and if you hate someone there, the next tebler, i mean, so it's really boring. it's kind of a manic in way of looking at the world. it tells us our media is so side loads that people only will listen to what they want to hear. i mean, we, we, we saw the saga over the, over the week with the american university presidents, you know, um, do you condemn of my husband do support genocide which are obviously completely ridiculous. questions to be asking a lot of other important questions aren't being asked george, but that this environment that we live in, i mean, it almost makes the caricature of mccarthyism george. there's no question um, and it's a mazda full, uh, changing of the subjects of something that's an american, uh, media and of course, t