gillian turner and john roberts. great to see you both. >> you too. >> martha: so mexico's former top cop is on trial here in the united states. you know what he's accused of? accepting millions in bribes from the cartels. this is an incredible story. and he did that according to what he's accused of while he's portraying himself action mexico's big drug fighting hero. prosecutors described former mexican secretary of public security genaro garcia luna as one of the most valuable assets to the cartel. bryan llenas outside federal court in brooklyn, new york with this incredible story. hi, bryan. >> incredible indeed. prosecutors told the court today that mexico's former top law enforcement official accepted literal briefcases full of millions in bribes. in exchange, he ordered federal police forces to act as armed mercenaries killing rival cartel members and provided assistance for billions in cocaine smuggled to the u.s. the former president's right hand manned would provide -- >> martha: i'm sorry. we're going to b

fox news correspondent, gillian turner. [applause] by night she is a popular tv personality. he's a professional dog walker. fox news contributor, kat timpf. [applause] well, it's been a minute since we cleaned out the fridge, so before we get to some new stories, let's do this. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: greg's leftovers, mmm!" >> >> tom: it leftovers where i read recent jokes we didn't use. just like when greg does it come it's my first time reading these. here we go. during a recent jail interview, ghislaine max acclaimed jeffrey epstein was indeed murdered in his cell. she says she knows this because he never really liked to hang by himself. [audience reacts] jeff bezos the path of his girlfriend lauren sanchez revealed an interview that in 1999 she was devastated after finding out she didn't land a job is one of the cohosts of "the view." but tv industry experts say it's likely she did meet the shows minimum weight requirement. [laughter] wait a minute! [applause] i don't know if i would have okayed that one. president biden is rolling out a renter's bill of rights. he said he wa

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elizabeth: gillian turner thank you so much, congressman elect brad wenstrup from house ways and meansnd ease with the subcommittee on health, the good congressman is the army reserve officer in the doctor, great to see you. what is your reaction to this we have cvs reporting dr. fauci smacking back elon musk about the twitter, dr. fauci file that he says i have no idea unless he's talking about a lot of misinformation about the pandemic and so on on twitter, when you hear that what do you think about. >> one of the first things i think about is the recent deposition that he had with louisiana in missouri he calls himself america's doctor and he says i am science, the question is dr. fauci were you treating covid patients and were you involved in standing bedside with anybody sick or dying writing orders and prescribing medication, i don't think he was. if you look at the deposition from a lawsuit against dr. fauci 174 times he says i don't recall or i don't remember even his own e-mails throughout this process. for him to fight back against twitter how does he know he doesn't seem to

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but as gillian turner reports, the medicine is being used for a totally different purpose epic, it's a prescription drug used to treat patients with type two diabetes. one of them was the hemoglobin a one c, but doctors say it's also go a weight loss. silver bullet, it't loss as we have right now. some doctors are grabbing it to people to help shed pounds fast , even though they don't have diabetes and never turned anything that has been its effective before. videos touting those epics. miraculous weight loss effects have had more than 400 million views. the trend is so ubiquitous in hollywood, it's become the butt of award show jokes. elon musk recently credited the drug with helping him shed £30 pharmacists, though , say there's a dark side to off label those epic use. if you're a patient with diabetes, and you need that medication to control your blood sugar, and then you have a competition now with the people who are using it for weight loss manufacturer says it's flying off pharmacy shelves and acknowledges a supply shortage but insists novo nordisk does not promote, suggest or

gillian turner taking a look at the mishandling of records dating back to the clinton administration, yes, folks, it has happened before. >> sandra: begin with david spunt, live at the justice department. david. >> hi, john and sandra, i'm sitting where karine jean-pierre suggests people should reach out to, we've done it multiple times, department of justice not commenting a putting questions to the special counsel's office, no response there at this point. it's rare to have not one, not two, but three active special counsels in three different probes in washington. two different special counsels investigating two very different presidents and they were both apointed in a two-month period. watch this. >> i signed an order appointing jack smith to serve as special counsel. i'm here today to announce the appointment of robert hur as a special counsel. >> not even two months apart. robert hur on the job as of yesterday, will investigate the documents at the penn biden center and biden residence, and jack smith is looking at the mar-a-lago documents and the potential criminal involvement

jessica tarlov, gillian turner and brian kill me. this i >> it's five o'clock in new york city and this is thefi five officials in cities acrossi the country are urging calem fro as we await the release of body cam video from memphis thatbodyc amis said to be pretty brutal, a horrific beating of tyreehi nichols that later led to his de death. the policeath. chief callinghorf the footage horrifying and disgusting. inssing.l of memphis officers involved have been arrested and charged with second degree murder. and other felonies. the incident happening earlier this month on january 7th, when twenty nine year old terry the initwas pulled over fo29-yer suspicion of reckless driving. an initial confrontation occurred between the officers and nichols. he then fled the scene sc and later the confrontationenede happened and the officers arrested nichols. he went to the hospital with serious injuries and died three days later. on january 10th, the followingfn week, memphis police launched an investigation, as didigation the doas didj. january

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as gillian turner pointed out and andy was pointing out, when it comes to national security policy and the handling of classified and top secret documents, you may say oh, it was an accident, but the law doesn't care if it was an accident you mishandled the documents. >> well, that's why i like being teamed up with andy because andy has spent his life as a prosecutor, my life as a criminal defense attorney. what andy's reaction was as a former prosecutor saying why are you telling me this? i mean, i could see him in sort of an office looking at the lawyer saying why would you tell me this, this is not good for you, and the answer is it's not good. i mean, it violates a host of protocols, but also here the attorney general made the decision that there was a basis for a criminal investigation. that's what the statute refers to. and it was also in the interest of the public to proceed. he had this u.s. attorney look at this to see if those standards were met. quickly came back apparently and said well, yeah, and they went ahead and made the appointment. it's a bit cavalier to say we inadv

jessica tarlov, gillian turner and brian kill me.s five o'clock in new york city and this is thefi five officials in cities acrossi the country are urging calem fro as we await the release of body cam video from memphis thatbodyc amis said to be pretty brutal, a horrific beating of tyreehi nichols that later led to his de death. the policeath.

i'm gillian turner, bill, great to be back with you today. bill: this is the story that keeps changing by the day, right gillian: at this point by the hour. bill: certainly is, i'm bill mel gun, a republican led panel set to look into this matter by counsel that was appointed by doj. father or mother team coverage with lauren blanchard, charles watson following the president's trip to atlanta and lucas tomlinson live from the white house. are we hearing anything from the white house today or are they laying low? >> it appears laying low. on sunday talk shows republicans are talking and republican tony gonzales says he wants to see this probe into for president biden widen. >> i think biden has highlighted incompetence for the world to see and i'm concerned about the vice president, vice president harris hasn't necessarily showed level of confidence as border czar has anyone looked to see if she has classified materials in her kitchen table. lucas: lawyers were done looking for classified document but on sunday morning before your show, of cour

welcome to fox news live here in washington, i'm gillian turner, bill, great to be with you. bill: great be with you. i'm bill melugin. in dc he's facing political fallout over classified documents issue. lucas tomlinson from the white house, lucas, what is the reaction? >> well, bill, for days we have been hearing from republicans, they want to see this matter investigated fully and now some democrats are joining the course. >> i want the facts, i want the department of justice to be completely thorough, completely honest and i want -- >> we need to know who knew and when did they know and why did they chose to keep it secret for two months and before an election. lucas: two democratic senators facing tough campaigns also want to see matter investigated. manchin telling, quote, reports of mishandling documents are extremely irresponsible and disturbing. the allegations should be investigated fully. president biden spending time in beach other house in delaware. no documents discovered in that place unlike wilmington home. sent a letter to biden's director of na of na of nati

i'm gillian turner. the white house is insisting that the president is cooperating with the doj probe and unclear whether they will do with congressional investigators also taking a look at security breach. lucas tomlinson joins us again from the north lawn of the white house. what are you learning this hour. >> some republicans are accusing the white house of a cover-up and sitting on classified material ahead of midterm elections and with your interview crawford, here is what he's accusing the president of. >> not bringing the information forward potentially affects the outcome of the election. we have seen this happen time and time again on different issues. this is one that certainly was rose to the level of being reported and so i think they deliberately quashed that to make sure that it wasn't out in the public's sphere before election day. lucas: two days ago our colleague peter doocy asked what he was thinking keeping classified documents next to stingray and the president fired back that the gar

gillian turner is with us and she has more on this. being heralded as a breakthrough, but not without major controversy. >> gillian: it's not, john. the fda approved the new drug, they claim only, though, that it may, a quote, may modestly slow the pace of cognitive decline. this is early on in the disease. fda is acknowledging it has some risks, manufacturer says accelerated approval was phase 2 data, ab plaque in the brain, defining feature of alzheimer's disease. the fda acknowledges a risk of brain swelling and bleeding. also this, a recent congressional investigation issued a scathing finding with the fda rush approval process for a different alzheimer's drug by the same manufacturer, biogen, they say it's highly atypical and deviated from the efforts and procedures in significant suspects, and also congress weighed in to charge patients the initial drug more than $50,000 per year, saying the investigation finds that was an unjustifiably high price. so far in the wake of the damning congressional report, the fda is stauchly defens

gillian turner has details for us. >> it is a big move. it will allow elected officials and candidates and political groups to promote themselves across the platform. twitter's safety account said it will align the company's ad policy with that of tv and other media outlets. they tweet we believe caused-base advertising can facilitate public conversation around important topics. today we're relaxing the ads policy for cause-based ads in the u.s. and expand political advertising we permit in the coming weeks. that same account did not offer an exact date on which the ads will once again begin running. this is the latest move in a series of moves made by elon musk to undo policies put in place by twitter's former ceo and loosen the rules about the type of content the platform allows. jack dorsey had said this about his decision to ban political ads on twitter globally back in 2019. we believe political message reach should be earned, not bought. internet advertising is incredible powerful and effective for commercial advertisers that power b

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. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everybody, i'm jesse watters along with judge jeanine giro, jessica tarlov, gillian turnerd brian kilmeade. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ officials and cities across the country are urging calm as we wait the release from the body cam video from memphis. it said to be brutal. in a horrific beating of tyree nichols that later led to his death. police chief calling the footage horrifying and discussing. all five memphis officers involved have been arrested and charged with second-degree murder and other felonies. the incident happening this month on january 7th, when 29-year-old was pulled over for a suspicion of reckless driving. the initial confi a confrontatin occurred and then he fled the scene and later a confrontation happened and the officers arrested him. he died three days later on january 10th. the following week, memphis police launched the investigation as did the doj. january 20th, the five officers were fired and arrested yesterday. cities are preparing for unrest, tyree nichols mom is pleading the supporters to protest peacefully. >> i want each and every one of you

gillian turner is live in the d.c. bureau to follow it today.atchdog group the national legal and policy center is reporting that once the biden center was established by the university of pennsylvania, foreign donations skyrocketed including from china. listen. >> we filed a complaint with the department of education because universities are supposed to disclose any gift over $250,000. the education department didn't do anything about it. >> former education secretary betsy devase says the trump administration created new rules that made universities be transparent and report all foreign gifts. take a listen. >> there has been no teeth in that law. once the biden administration came into office this disbanded that program and are no longer making those kinds of requirements for schools to disclose where their foreign contributions, foreign investments are coming from. >> new oversight chairman james comer says china connections are especially worrisome to him. >> when you look at all the things our investigation is covering with respect to the

welcome to fox news live here in washington, i'm gillian turner, bill, great to be with you.eat be with you. i'm bill melugin. in dc he's facing political fallout over classifie

gillian turner in d.c. what's next. >> dana: major courtroom developments in the case of bryan kohberger. why he is waiving his right to a speedy trial. >> bill: a new batch of twitter files. democrats made a bogus story about the trump/russia. >> politicians and the media overrode what the facts were and things being the way they were, this was the peak of the mccarthy hysteria about this subject. there was no turning back. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. tremfya® is the first medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis... and it's 6 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®... ask your doctor about tremfya® today. all across the

gillian turner has more on the breakthrough. there is hope. >> it is precisely day, hope.d the new drug. they claim only, though, it quote may modestly slow the pace of doing anytive decline early on in the disease. fda is acknowledging it has major risks for patients. the manufacturer says, quote, accelerated approval of the drug was based on phase two data. here is where things get controversial. the fda acknowledges the drug exposes patients to the risk of brain swelling and brain bleeding. in a recent congressional investigation issued a scathing finding when it came to the fda's rushed approval process for another demeanings yeah drug. it accuses biogen of colluding with the fda in highly atypical and deviated from fda guidance and procedures in significant respects. the fda remained defensive saying fda remains committed to the integrity of our drug approval process. it will continue to use the accelerated approval pathway. congress weighed in on biogen's decision to charge patients more than $50,000 a year for their drug. this investigation finds it was an injustifi

very special thanks to gillian turner, jason kraft, dagen mcdowell, kat timpf, and you, our studio audience. "fox news @ night" with the dream he gallagher is next. i am tom shillue, and on behalf of greg gutfeld, i love you, america. [cheers and applause] >> [chanting] >> tom: breaking tonight, we are monitoring protests across the country after the memphis pd released video of the file and arrest of. protests so far have remained peaceful for the most part, but in memphis, take a look as a few hundred protesters blocked traffic on interstate 55 earlier tonight. good evening, and welcome to a breaking news eight edition of "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. just a few hours ago, memphis police released surveillance and body cam video of a deadly traffic stop that preceded the death of 29-year-old tyre nichols. kevin corke lays out the key portions of the video and also has the baking details. kevin, good evening. >> trace, the video takes place over two separate scenes beginning with the initial stop where tyre nichols was pulled over for allegedly recklessly driving.

. >> emily: gillian turner pointed out, hard sheets are used for classified documents when officials tilt them around. technically, officials should not have the documents on their person outside of a secured room. an official who is not the president, if they were photographed carrying that, they would be reprimanded and/or punished as it violates national security policy. that right there is indicative of the president's cavalier approach to it. >> as you look at the garage, the mess, there's classified documents in the garage. >> emily: and if a navy sailor is in jail right now for taking a photo, doing something that rakes the law, breaks national security policy, why is our president not called out? >> time to lose though smirk, president biden. i'm glad you brought up hunter biden. that's what bothers me. he was in that delaware home, with the corvette and a box of documents just laying around. >> paying -- in grand a month allegedly. >> getting paid millions to do lord knows what for china and for ukrainian companies, where he had no resonates parents to be on the boards of th

gillian turner has more in d.c. today. hello. >> both the white house and the state department appear to be warring with senior chinese officials whether the biden administration's new restrictions on chinese travelers are quote based on science. that might sound familiar. ned price is insisting it follows the science all the way. >> this was and is an approach that is based solely and exclusively on science. ever since the earliest days of this administration, we have based these types of decisions that are made, by the way, by the cdc in close consultation with the department of state and others, but that are based on science. >> dana: ned's comments come in response to the chinese communist party foreign ministry accusing the u.s. and growing list of countries now restricting chinese travelers as being politically motivated and unscientific. the white house yesterday afternoon also responded to that. take a listen. >> there is no cause for retaliation here. just because countries around the world are taking prudent heal

. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everybody, i'm jesse watters along with judge jeanine giro, jessica tarlov, gillian turner five." ♪ ♪ officials and cities across the country are urging calm as we wait the release from the body cam video from memphis. it said to be brutal. in a horrific beating of tyree nichols that later led to his death.

gillian turner live at the white house. hi. >> all eyes now are on digging out the cause of this outage. the president just spoke to reporters on the south lawn at the white house. he was accompanying the first lady to walter reed hospital. listen to what he had to say. >> president biden: i spoke with pete buttigieg. they don't know what the cause is. i was on the phone for ten minutes and told him report directly to me when they find out. aircraft can still land safely, just not take off right now. they don't know what the cause of it is. they expect in a couple hours they will have a sense of what caused it and we'll respond at that time. >> karine jean-pierre just tweeted this. the president has been briefed on the department of transportation. no evidence of a cyberattack at this point but a full investigation will be put in. we'll provide regular updates. when president biden was asked again whether a cyberattack was to blame he insisted to reporters the white house doesn't know. listen. >> president biden: we don't k

gillian turner is live at the white house where the president was just great.l us more please. >> the president was just ask out on the north lawn of the white house -- the south lawn as he's heading out of here. what he knows about this. he said he is deferring to the secretary of transportation. that is pete buttigieg. he spoken to him today no word yet from white house staff on how or whether this is going to impact their movement potentially even t the presidens movement today. this came across our buyers for their prison is going to be a calming the first lady to walter reed hospital today. she is having what they are calling a minor outpatient surgery. they are going to head out there this morning. "the president has been briefed which i just told you by the secretary of transportation on the faa system outage. there is no evidence of a cyber attack at this point for the president directed transportation to conduct a full investigation into the causes. the faa will provide regular updates." the secretary of transportation himself also tweeted a short whil

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. >> ainsley: gillian turner is live with the details. >> at the white house arrived late last night mexico city after releasing new framework with mexican and canadian counterparts as you mentioned. that framework includes some priorities for helping to manage the flow of migrants at the southern border. but it does not make solving the crisis a centerpiece. take a look at this. these are the key tenets of the declaration of north america. diversity, equity and inclusion clivment change and environment. competitiveness, migration and development health and regional security. yesterday can president biden said this to reporters when he was asked if he is, quote. soft on border issues. take a listen. >> this has been the greatest migration in human history around the world as well as in this hemisphere. and when i got elected, the first thing -- the first mainly piece of legislation i introduced was to reform the immigration process, to make it more orderly. to make it more make sure people have access under the law. >> as the president rolled out the north american declaration, repub

gillian turner that worked in national security tells us that even having this outside of a scif is not the way that this is supposed to be handled. so this is something that you are going to make a priority and getting to the bottom of. tell me about how you plan to do that given what you have access to and what you don't. >> well, we're going to make a priority is what the whistle-blowers have told us. different treatment under the law for didn't people. that's not supposed to be the way our justice system operates and it's not supposed to be operated on a political basis. i wouldn't be surprised if we have a whistle-blower come forward and talk to us about this situation, this classified documents. we've had so many now over two dozen that have talked to the house republican staff about what they have seen from the justice department. god bless them for coming. that's what we're focused on. this particular issue as mr. turley just pointed out, the way they treated president trump's classified document issue and the way they treated joe bidens are entirely different. as the "wall stre

that raises questions about whether the nation's emergency supply can be restored correspondent gillian turnershing back against a new bipartisan draft bill that limits president biden's ability to withdrawal oil from the strategic petroleum reserve that's the supply that helped shield americans from international supply crises. this bill would result in more oil supply shortages in times of crisis in times of crisis and president biden withdrew 220 million barrels from the spr in 2022 in an earth to lower gas prices. leaving the reserve at a 39-year low. >> the united states government is going to purchase oil to refill the strategic petroleum reserve. when prices fall to $70 a barrel. >> today that price is still a long way off with one key benchmark wti trading at $79 a barrel. the energy department is now backtracking on the biden team plan to purchase 3 million barrels in the month of february, citing still high prices. doe will only select bid at a price that is a good deal for taxpayers in week the president is criticizing a bill that would make it much harder to release oil until the s

welcome to "fox news live," i'm gillian turner. bill: and i'm bill melugin. the suspect still at large, he is described as an asian male. if we can pull up this live shot, you can see the white van which is connected to the suspect, believed to be connect to the suspect, being surrounded by law enforcement in torrance the, california. that is just south to have the los angeles area. has the torrance police department with what looks to be two the bearcats surrounding that white cargo van which, again, is believed to be involved with the suspect behind this mass shooting. monterey park, where the shooting happened, is about 30-45 minutes away from scene you're looking at right now. so at some point, the suspect ended up here in torrance, and as you can see from the posture of the officers and the scene right there, it does not appear to be very active. those s.w.a.t. officers have their backs turned to the vehicle. we don't know the status of anybody inside that van, but i think it's fair to say they're not per e steveing any active threat at that scene right

gillian urner's with me. what -- turner's with me. what's the administration's response?house right now and the state department are both warring with senior chai these officials on whether these restrictions are, quote, based on science. we've heard this before. insisting that the biden administration follows the science policy all the way. listen. >> this is an approach has based solely and exclusively on science. ever since the earliest days of this administration, we have ban based these types of decisions -- that are made, by the way, by the cdc in close consultation with the department of state and others, but that are based on science. finish. >> the chinese communist party's foreign ministry yesterday accused the u.s. and a growing list of countries who are now restricting chinese travelers of being politically motivated, unscientific. they also vowed revenge. the white house responded to those threats yesterday. listen. >> there's no cause for retaliation here. just because countries around the world are taking prudent health measures to protect their citizens. t