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and hello griff. griff: and the president addressed the rescue as he's set for a state dinner with macron. and we kick things off with peter doocy live following it in paris for us. hi, peter. >> griff, good afternoon. president biden says he's a student of french history and finds a lot of these events very moving, including the chance to be welcomed underneath the arc de triomphe. and the president made the comment at a pair of press statements where neither he nor president macron took any questions, but they did very, very, very briefly touch on the big international news of the day, that daring rescue of four israeli hostages inside central gaza. >> i want to echo president macron's comments welcoming the safe rescue of four hostages that were returned to their families in israel. we won't stop working until all the hostages come home and a cease-fire is reached. that is essential to happen. >> one very interesting moment came during a coffee sit-down and biden told macron, who publicly complains

griff? griff: peter doocy live in paris, thank you. now let's bring in our political panel. with us today is the america first policy institute chief communications director marc lotter and capital council llc part nebraska jonathan kott. let's dig in and pick if up where peter was and mike emanuel. so thousands of miles separating, you've bot the president for the state dinner right now as we speak in paris while thousands of protesters yet again continue to put pressure on this administration. and we've seen this administration, perhaps, bend a little bit to their will and som if e progressive members of congress. marc, how much of a problem is this, and how fickle do you think these protesters are even though the president's across the pond? >> well, this is a political problem for joe biden. he is so weak, he's seeking re-election, and he can't aboard to lose any of his radical, woke with, progressive-left base. and so he's trying to thread a needle by supporting israel but not supportin

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griff. there is a lot of outrage still here in houston, texas, expect grief is fresh as you see a memorial for that 12-year-old girl, jocelyn, over my shoulder. over my other shoulder, the bridge under which investigators found her murdered on monday. and police blame two illegal venezuelan migrants for it who are still in jail today. but i mentioned that grief is fresh. hundreds of people showed up for a vigil last night. take a looked at this video. among the people who showed up was the houston mayor who said he's going to keep a close eye on the criminal justice system in this case. listen to this. >> we're going to see that these criminals are held accountable. what we need to do is send the word tonight, don't even think about it if you're thinking about harming one of our young babies. >> reporter: so the two capital murder suspects remain in jail. they'll appear in court next on monday. prosecutors wrote in court documents of 26-year-old franklin peÑa and 3232-year-old johan martinez

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griff: great to be with you. i'm griff jenkins. tonight, trump will continue his recent tour of battle ground states headed to pennsylvania for a rally at temple university in philadelphia. that's where our alexis mcadams kicks things off for us live. hey, alexis. >> hey, guys, a hot and steamy day here in philadelphia. the former president will be out here in a matter of hours. a long line of supporters actually wrapped up here along behind me at temple university in philly. we expect him to talk about the economy and also crime in the philadelphia area as he tries to win over another key state. this is part of a swing state tour by the former president, he's hitting michigan, wisconsin, georgia and today, pennsylvania. these are states the former president won back in 2016, but he lost in 2020. in recent polling, trump is doing better right now in those states and this time around might have a better outlook. he's gaining support with young and non-white voters, who say they're upset with biden's handling of the economy and gaza.

griff: .cia acuna theministrationt extremely warm see temperatures can make this hurricane season, a busy one but this weekend forecast though, adam klotz is live in the fox weather center. adam: it will be a really active scene and even though as of right now, nothing out there in the tropics, to showing this graphic and i want to show it again, this is the most aggressive forecast that we have ever seen in this and prediction of storms hurricanes and in order hurricanes. you see well above the seasonal average and were expecting a really impactful season and a lot of that is been driven by some really warm ocean temperatures and everything you're looking at here in the right is the average ocean temperature of the course of the season and you can tells you later in the year, it warms up already way above that and that's that yellow line so we are significantly higher than we would typically be at this time in the redline average and already as warm as it ever gets typical you're so what you'

griff: will continue to follow the story and tony think you for your time today. you for your time. aishah: many parents and guardians may remember the nationwide formula shortage of 2022 and while many factors help to trigger the crisis, findings from a new on our the food and drug administration into the hot seat put in this over his handling of concerns surrounding the country's largest formula producer prior to the incident in fox news correspondent, has more. >> the results of the new audit revealed failures in the food and drug administration's response, to concerns that the country's largest the baby plant. in the investigation by the department of health and human services office of inspector general found that it took the fda more than 15 months to forward an e-mail from a whistleblower over conditions at added nutrition factory michigan. >> the opposite inspector year olds independent organization completely independent of the fda. >> e-mails into to the fda in february of 2021 describing alleged safety violations at the plant but according to the report

griff: thank you very much. alicia us egyptian and israeli officials are scheduled to meet tomorrow in cairo to discuss the reopening of the gaza crossing as they are urging prime minister netanyahu to negotiate our hostages and we are focusing on this from london. >> we have a lot to digest. many world leaders are also speaking out and encouraging the new proposal that was proposed of course including from the uk, germany france and canada just to name a few the president says there is three phases to the new proposal the first is a six week cease-fire to negotiate a permanent and in the second phase is the return of the remaining hostages and israel withdraw its forces in the third phase would entail a reconstruction plan for gaza. hamas says it use it positively from biden speech. >> for months people all over the world have called for cease-fire now it is time to raise your voices and demand that hamas come to the table and end the war they began spent the office of israel prime minister says the main goals

>> griff: correct.s is incredibly complex thing you are talking about trying to implement, brian. again, if it were capping a number at a port of entry, which is not the case, these are illegal crossings between ports of entry, you could, perhaps, control it at a certain number. but, with thousands coming across, in each sector every day, it's impossible in real time to count that number and put a stop. guys? >> steve: griff, you said why now. we know why now because his numbers are under water. >> lawrence: and there is a presidential debate coming up. >> ainsley: and an election. >> steve: for like six months, the geniuses at the white house and the campaign said okay. just have the president blame republicans. oh, you had a chance to change the law. you didn't do it. that didn't work, obviously, a reasonable doubt doing to the poll you just showed, people blame biden. >> griff: well, we will see. you may be right, steve, i certainly would like to ask president biden that very question as to why now a

open up questions, griff jenkins, what do you think of my executive order?t is implausible to implement if it says passes the court, that is twbetween the lines. >> griff: it will be challenged legally, aclu, and others will take a stab at it almost immediately. to question of the white house, great if they did an open press event. many questions i'm raising are not griff jenkins's thoughts, this is what bill melugin and others have heard from chiefs about the challenges of the border. and final question whether mexico new president will accept across the border 3000 plus a day, 93,000 a week, million a year. mexico has never been willing to take that kind of number and not even under title 42 is the same title eight section 212 falls under. >> steve: we've been talking about this eo, execute ive order. if now they are going to pull the trigger on doing something, it has everything to do with the story about how they're freaking out going, we're going to lose unless we do something. >> griff: the numbers are down, averaging about 5500. there were 5300 on sun

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. >> lawrence: griff jenkins joins us. >> griff: guy on the screen and an illegal immigrant from ecuador. tying up and raping a 13-year-old girl in broad d daylight, he will be in court today. illegally crossed the border in eagle pass in 2021 and is facing slew of charges including rape, robbery, kidnapping, menacing behavior, injuring a child and criminal possession of a weapon. police say vigilant citizens held the suspect until officers arrived. migrant crimes are becoming a major problem. >> the city has 200,000 migrants, small portion here to commit crimes, robberies, shooting cops, assaulting us in time square, it is new for us. we don't know who you are. we are learning as we go. >> griff: speaking of difficult, grieving mother of rachel morin, mother of five, has a heart-breaking message for president biden. >> it's a senseless death. who would expect 2000 miles from the southern border, somebody coming from another country, coming into our small town and ra randomly attacking someone and brutally murdering them. it is like we opened our border and let a stranger into our house.

. >> ainsley: griff jenkins joins us live. >> griff: it is turning into nearly daily occurrence, a mob taking over a school building. this at cal state. up to 100 protesters have been camped out for a month, seizing a student service building, stranded administrators for hours, who for a time were told to shelter in place. this comes after anti-israel protesters marched through ucla campus this week carrying assigns that read there is one solution intifada resolution. some 25 arrests stemming from that mayhem. in new york, anti-israel hate on full display. protesters in square park were filmed taking over a subway car, you see here on monday. [chanting] >> raise your hand if you're a z zionist. this is your chance to get out. okay, no zionists, we're good. >> griff: just yesterday antis antisemitic protesters wereats the home of -- our colleague ben hall weighing in on this trend earlier. >> how antisemitism is trans ferring into anti-americanism. real concern about the direction it's going. >> griff: this is front and center in a house hearing in a few hours. interesting to see if mem

. >> steve: a brand new story and griff jenkins joins us with the latest from washington griff. >> reporteres we now have a photo. take a look. this is 12 year old jocelyn, her body found in a creek in houston strangled to death. her whole life ahead of her allegedly by these two illegal immigrants from venezuela now charged by police for capital murder perfect multiple sources both he will legally passed in el paso one in march 1st in may, released one said he feared for his life if sent back to his country only to come here and take a life. investigators using surveillance video to track them. mother telling us this, hearing the gentlemen that were in these surveillance video that they've been found and caught and taken in for questioning, it was like the greatest news to hear this morning. now this on the heels of the illegal ecuadorian who allegedly raped a 13-year-old girl in new york in a park in broad day lie, christian inga crossed illegally three years according to ice, he was apprehended in 2021 near eagle pass texas after unlawfully entering without inspection admission or parole

griff, it doesn't seem like it's working. >> griff: no, it doesn't seem like that at all, lawrence.ox they are continuing to explore a series of policy options but they are apparently elaborating on that to the "new york times" who writes this today. the biden administration is considering a proposal to protect undocumented spouses of u.s. citizens from deportation and allow them to work in the country legally. according to four officials with knowledge of the discussions and such -- any such program could also provide some spouses an easier route to obtain u.s. citizenship. the "times" says it's unclear how many people this could effect in the no final decision has yet been made. but it comes as you mentioned, lawrence, a week ago today, the president announcing he is cracking down on asylum seekers. so farther numbers have simply shown no decrease illegal crossings. and in places like the san diego sector, they are continuing to release migrants from eastern hemisphere countries that are hard too send back. fox news capturing these images of hundreds crossing in jacumba, californi

tell us about it. >> griff: if life after death is possible, emphasis on if, it will get awfully coldcryonics. companies like this institute pump your blood with antifreeze and freeze your body and you are chilled to negative 1 the96 degrees. the cost is $200,000 to do this. celebs have shown interest, including seth mcfarland and ted wil williams is already in the freezer, his head separated from his body. if you don't assign up, you will become worm dirt. a professor is throwing cold water on becomes a frozen corps. >> cryonics is misunderstanding of death. no significant structures have been residurrected for any enduring period of time. i rest my case. they are damaged. >> griff: by now you may be thinking about the urban liege and we did a deep dive and walt disney is not spending eternity, does not turn out that is accurate. >> ainsley: not confirmed. if you have karen, you can freeze your body and they come up with a cure, they can unfreeze you and cure you? >> griff: i suppose so, if they brought you back to life decades from time you die, no guarantee people you knew wouldn't

griff, what do you make of this all? >> it's fascinating.is that efforts to argue with the trump attorneys saying you cannot form a special counsel's endlessly forever, because it's not fair. if she rule significant on it, it would have an impact. in the second part about the prosecution trying to get this gag order on trump, either way, i think you see trump fund-raising on it. if they do gag on it, it will raise a lot more money. you look at the fund-raising race, trump has this going on. >> we cover this a lot last hour. >> he already has a gag order in new york and the case is over, all of the sentencing july 11th. you put a gag order in place, it's a different state in case, but the public has to start to ask the question what do they want him not to say? i think that's a fair question. if there's different jurisdictions, different cases. the end game is the same: gag order for donald trump. >> 24 attorneys general have come together and filed a 27 page amicus brief sing the gag order is presentable he unconstitutional. we know the firs

. >> sandra: these reporters now covering from the beginning religion is they are and griff jenkins at the white house. give us the details so far about this executive action the president is about to announce and from your view what real impact will it have? >> yes, so reading this executive order what i can say is in no way should it be described as "shutting down the border" and i will explain why. there are several exceptions to this executive order he will be announcing. number one, this is not going to stop or slow the up to 1500 migrants per day who are being released into the country by showing up at a cvp port of entry with an appointment on a cell phone app called cvp one. its 1000-1500 everyday and they are released in the country. this executive order does not touch that. that's exempted. it also exempts the controversial program where up to 30,000 migrants per month are flying directly into the united states from foreign countries via a massive pleural program the biden administration has put in place for migrants from cuba, haiti, nicaragua, and venezuela. he has brought

griff jenkins has the latest tonight. [chanting] >> griff: last night at cal state, nearly 100 protesters seized a student services building, vandalizing windows and blocking exits, trapping employees for hours. [chanting. there is only one solution, intifada resolution] >> raise your hand in issue auto zion nist zionist to get out. >> the homes of the leadership including jewish directors were defaced yesterday with upside down red triangles painted on doors. the same symbol hamas' militant wing uses to identify israeli targets. >> to the universities listening, if you think we will lose focus, interest, for forget about this, you couldn't be more wrong. >> he are saddened that the hateful actions and rhetoric too often targeted jewish students has continued. >> at a house hearing today over anti-semitism and university leadership failures demanding schools do more to protect students like cornell's talia drawer. >> the message was very clear. rules are meaningless and lawlessness is rewarded. >> the was he and means com

griff jenkins has more in washington. griff. >> reporter: good evening, liz.p also just appeared in federal court as a key piece of evidence, and this is likely coming up tonight especially after this joint report released by republican-led house committees claims 511 former intelligence officials -- 511 former intelligence officials discredited the laptop as russian disinformation. >> fifteen days before an election 51 former intel officials signed a statement with their former titles by their name, a statement prompted by the biden campaign, a statement signed by some who were on contract with the cia. >> reporter: in the report, it says former cia a deputy director michael morrell was prompted to draft that statement by a phone call from then-biden campaign official and now secretary of state antony blinken who has denied any involvement. >> well, first, one of the great benefits of this job is that i don't do politics and don't engage in it. but with regard to that letter, i didn't -- it wasn't my if idea, didn't ask for it, didn't solicit it. >> reporter:

i'm griff jenkins. jacqui: and i'm jacqui heinrich -- griff: thanks for i am sure this scoop is not particularly. paul: donald trump speaking at the faith and freedom coalition's road to the majority conference. we will be monitoring his remarks. in new york city, jamaal bowman tapping two of the far left's biggest stars for his rally in the bronx. fellow member of congress, alexandria ocasio cortez and senator bernie sanders at the rally as mr. bowman faces a challenge from a moderate democrat. welcome to fox news live. molly:it is wonderful to be with you. donald trump speaking in washington, then to pennsylvania and a rally in philadelphia. president biden is at camp david to prepare for thursday's presidential dba. we have fox team coverage. alexis mcadams live in philadelphia. >> reporter: a hot day in philadelphia but the former president isn't here yet. he is on stage in washington dc trying to start strong by gaining support near the capital talking with voters saying he's ready to get back to t

t comes to griff, he highlights both the economy and theinmatters they want to see debated tomorrow night. when it comes tors of the economy, u.s. news looks at some of the analysis of some of tho t term as president, donald trump tied his assessment to the u.s. economy to the stock9g market, d stocks rose to the new height and he said the american economy was the enemy of the world. but joe biden, he says the rest of the world is looking athe u.s. economy and interest rates and leads the global economy by many measures. global economic forecasts in 2024 are based mainly on the united states. stocrkg new highs consistently during biden's presidency, but he has said very little about it. he iskingt bringing inflation down, creating jobs, and bringing opportunities manu. sorry about that cartoon popping up. there is day,in that first debal lay out their visions for the economy. mr. trump has floated a variety of economic os. it was president biden on the road in several states, talking about his economic ror tomorro's debate. here is a bit from the president. [video clip] pres. biden: some

griff jenkins is live. he is outside the white house for us at the top of a new hour here. griff. what can you tell us? what are the top issues? >> good morning, sandra, i can tell you that president biden is off the grid now. he leaves today for camp david to continue prepping to meet trump face-to-face for first time since 2020 in the cnn presidential debate and likely in a pretty good mood because fox news poll latest one has biden taking the lead over trump. you see there two points leading nationally 50-48 still within the margin of error but the first time we have seen biden ahead since october of last year and his supporters are rallying. >> president biden next week on the debate stage is just got to lay out his vision for the country. talk about the things he accomplished and where he will take this country next. i hope we could get a substantive debate. i don't think we'll get that out of donald trump. >> bad news in the poll, too. his approval rating on top issues remain underwater. 41% on the economy. on immigration only 35%. on the israel/hamas war 32%. when it comes

fox news's griff jenkins got all the gory details for us on that one. griff, what you got?> reporter: larry, look this wasn't your average money laundering scheme. this was a sophisticated criminal partnership with the sinaloa cartel teaming up with chinese underground money exchanges, laundering, larry more than $15 million with mutual interests for all. >> the cartels are desperate to get cash made from the sale of drugs in the united states back down to mexico without having that cash seized by u.s. or mexican authorities. the chinese money laundering groups on the other hand are in the business of helping wealthy chinese nationals obtain cash in this country. >> reporter: so something for everyone. now a five-year investigation dubbed operation fortune runner seized 300-pounds of cocaine, 90-pounds of meth, 3,000 ecstasy pills and numerous weapons t was carried out by the doj, dea, chinese and mexican law enforcement and delivered a 10 count superseding indictment involving 24 defendants. the lead suspect, edgar joel martinez reyes, you see here used a complex system to

fox news griff jenkins got the gory details for us. reporter: this was not your average money laundering scheme but a sophisticate criminal partnership with sinaloa cartel teaming up with chinese under ground money exchanges laundering over 50 million with mutual interest for all. >> cartels are desperate to get cash made from sale of drugs in united states back down to mexico. without having that cash seized by u.s. or mexican authorities chinese money laundering groups, are in business of helping wealthy chinese nationals obtain cash in this country. reporter: something for everyone. 5 year investigation dubbed operation fortune runners sized 300 pounds of cocaine, nin. >> and cash and weapons, carried out by doj, and chinese and mexican law enforcement. the lead suspect edgar martinez reyes used a complex system to hide money sources with chinese brokers that were sold to put money in cartel's pockets, it was good for the cartel's bottom line. >> the percentage that gets paid in u.s. is closer to 1 or 2%. the affiliates and members

source offense at all and precursor materials but the cartels used to make the drugs in mexico. >> griff much, trump is blasting bidens immigration order, watch this. >> cricket joe is sending a message to the world that he awards illegal entry and that is what is happening, they hear about all of the things that are coming in. our country is under invasion, we should not be talking amnesty we should be talking about stopping the invasion instead, this is an invasion of our country. we have to seal the border and that people come into our country but they have to come in legally and we have to send joe biden's illegal aliens back home where they belong we have no choice. >> national portable juul vice president hector garza joins me now, homeland security says the flow of migrants has fallen by 25% since bidens executive action, could this be explained by the direct flights that some migrants are taking that fly in and walking across the border does not explain the decline? >> this particular one has had some impact on the border, the impact has been a political impact for joe biden in i

good morning, griff. >> good morning. they're not happy.the amendment and proticketing -- these new regulations would extend those protections to include gender identity without addressing transgender athletes. ten states have filed for preliminary injunctions and multiple lawsuits and more than 25 state attorneys general are challenging it. tennis legend and other prom nprominent female athletes havea bus tour called our women, our sports. >> women sports must stay sex based, female, sex based spaces for women and means you can't put people in position of power that make the rules so they can do better. reporter: she's a lesbian and self-described democrat said she's being called everything from a homofobe to fascist and the bus was vandalized and part of the tour, riley gains, ncaa swimmer and outkick contributor. >> seems as if we're asking the for the bare minimum here and equal opportunity, privacy in areas of undressing, safety in our sports, bare minimum but we have administration in the white house right now who is actively undermin

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stuart: griff, thank you so much.bollah threatened to start a war without limits if there's conflict between israel and lebanon. retired four star general jack keane joining me now. is a wider war coming, general? >> it's very possible. i mean, the israeli ministers and the prime minister certainly are thinking this through. the minister of defense would like to wind down in gaza and turn their attention towards hezbollah and the prime minister wants to finish in gaza and then turn their attention. what is the issue here? the reality is that 80,000 israelis that live in northern israel have been displaced as a result of hezbollah moving down into the southern part of lebanon close to that border and firing across that border. israel needs to get back to their border and have their residents for them and going for the boarder and could not accept that and they had two options and one is air campaign against hezbollah and hezbollah is formidable. 150,000 rockets and missiles can range at any city and town in israel and

griff jenkins live in washington with more on this. good morning, griff. >> good morning.gal stand-off with the u.s. should be coming to an end later today. assange is airborne nor a u.s. courtroom as we seek now where according to court documents he will plead guilty to the felony charge under the espionage act conspiring to unlawfully obtain and disseminate classified information. involvement with the release of documents in 2010 was one of the largest compromised of classified information and included diplomatic cables endangering confidential sources, iraq war reports and information to -- assange will be sentenced to 62 months, equal to time served already in a london prison. he will be a free man to reunite with his wife, stella. >> it will be the first time that i get to see him as a fully free man. i was just -- when i was speaking to him i said well, we can go for a walk and there will be no restrictions, no curfew, no -- all this. it is so alien to the way we've -- it's been until now for the past 14 years. >> we expect this all to play out hours from now. it was

jenkins, i'm sorry, our very own colleague, griff jenkins, reporting he did on matt graves, the unitedrney for this area, assigned to prosecute local crime. in the last two years, this individual has declined, dropped over 2200, 2200 offenses over gun cases and declined to prosecute 33% of arrests on felony gun possession and you wonder why people think that crime is such an issue here or the carjackings or many other things. when you take his record and you look across the country in places like chicago, with kim fox, or in l.a., or philadelphia. there are a lot of cases they're not prosecutors and you wonder why we have individuals or residents that are so demoralized and afraid to go out of their homes or our police departments that are demoralized because they know they can arrest someone and they're out committing crimes the very next day, if not the same day. we are in a crisis in this country. i don't care what the polling is showing from a national perspective. go to the south side of chicago and ask those folks if they feel safe. go to new york, do they feel safe? many tell yo

joining us now, griff jenkins, fobs news national correspondent and anchor -- fox news.urning point came when longtime post editor david maraniss posted on facebook that robert wisconsin net and his refusal a, if we can put that up, to answer all questions -- any questions, actually -- is inexcusable and unacceptable. the body is regenting the transfusion -- rejecting. how incredible is it that the post's own reporters knocked this guy out of the box? >> it's unbelievable. and you can't overstate how significant this is, because here is one of those revered newspapers, "the washington post", of watergate fame -- howard: pentagon patients, yeah. >> -- five months out from an unprecedented presidential election, and and this publisher has lost the total confidence of the newsroom and, obviously, people that a used to work there like maraniss. but, you know, i looked in the paper today, howie, on age a55 there's a 3,000-word dive into lewis' business practices in the middle saying lewis didn't respond to questions from the reporters. this is shooting inside the tent, and th

griff jenkins has lived on the border and on the white house north lawn today.orning. >> we have yet to see the text of any of these executive actions on the border but we just learned moments ago from our sources that in the last 24 hours, there were nearly 5200 border encounters, the a.p. is reporting some details of this order saying that it would close the border after 2500 daily encounters. also that they would only reopen it once that daily number fell to 1500 per day. under this action, bill, if in effect the border should close today. the ap also says the president is using section 212f of the immigration act to put this into effect. the same authority trump used to ban some muslim countries. the key part of it. whenever the president finds the entry of any aliens or any class of aliens in the u.s. will be detrimental to the interest of the u.s., he may by proclamation enforce such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens. former secretary chad wolf had this criticism early this morning. >> there are holes

well, tonight, fox's griff jenkins reports that after cutting a deal with the us department of justiceassange will soon be a free man. >> the years long legal saga between the us and julian assange should be coming to an end soon. the wikileaks founder is heading for an american courtroom in the northern mariana islands, where, according to court documents, he'll plead guilty to a single felony charge under the espionage act. the agreement comes after years of intense diplomatic and political pressure by the australian government. >> we have been very clear on we have consistently stated that there is nothing to be served by the ongoing incarceration of mr. julian assange. >> under the plea deal, assange will be sentenced to time served, getting five years of credit for the time he spent in a british prison fighting extradition to the us. supporters say it was critical to get assange out because his health has been deteriorating. >> it's a pretty unpleasant prison and it's a prison for violent people. and so it was, i think, very distressing for him to be there. and i think it was rath

. >> steve: griff jenkins joins us live from the white house.griff they have close to two dozen more things to release. it could be today at 10:00 it could be next thursday at 10:00 right? >> reporter: that's right good morning guys the high court will be very busy in the next 48 hours and by the way normally we would be talking about the guy that currently resides here but today and tomorrow it's all about the guy who's campaigning to come back. the high court expected to rule on whether a president has immunity from criminal prosecution in his official duties. now, before the verdict, though, already the former attorney general eric holder is rendering a verdict. listen. >> wait a minute. a president can violate the american criminal law if he or she is doing something in their official capacity. that is an absurd and dangerous conclusion. >> reporter: the possible outcomes are pretty clear here. they could rule a president has complete immunity and his prosecution goes away. they could reject trump's claim of immunity and the prosecution move

griff jenkins live at the white house. hunter biden's team didn't mention the bill but the president is going down that road. >> interesting comment on any statement statement the white house put out within about 30 minutes let me take it to you or take you to it right now it says "as i said last week i am the president but i am also a dad. joe and i love our son and we are so proud of the man he is today. so many families who had loved ones battle addiction understands the feeling of pride seeing someone you love come out on the other side and be so strong and resilient in rec recovery. as they also said last week i will accept the outcome of this case and will continue to respect judicial process as hunter considers an appeal, jill and i will always be there for hunter and the rest of our family with love and support, nothing will ever change that. now we are awaiting the president's remarks at a gun safety event across town. unclear if you will comment on his son's conviction or address, john, the admission rations effo

national correspondent griff jenkins is live in washington with the latest, what did we learn in this hearing today? >> well, sander in this ongoing hearing we are learning these campuses are simply not doing enough. anti-semitism is growing and trending toward extremism on campuses and in our streets. chairman smith first held the hearing on this back in november and is blaming school officials. >> based on the evidence already gathered we can easily see many universities are failing their students by turning a blind eye to anti-semitism. instead they are caving to the demands of loud, hateful, and destructive detractors. >> this after just last night in l.a. up to 100 protesters seizing student services building, vandalizing windows, blocking exits, and straining employees for hours fortunately they are now safe and at ucla on monday anti-israel protesters carrying signs, their rate there only one solution, auntie fought a resolution. anti-israel hate on full display taking over a subway car monday and yesterday defacing the homes of museum board members hanging upside down red tria

griff jenkins has the details on this. >> reporter: you got it right.standoff to come to a end for the man who is viewed by some as a cause for press freedom but prosecutors cawley lawbreaker who put national security at risk. julian assiange is expected to plead guilty to a phony charge under the espionage act of conspiring to unlawfully disseminate classified information. his involvement with the 2010 wikileaks, with chelsea manning, was one of the largest compromises of classified information in us history including thousands of pages of unfiltered to planet cables potentially endangering confidential sources, a rack war-related activity and information related to guantÁnamo bay detainees. a federal judge still has to sign off on the plea deal. if and when that happens, he will be sentenced to 62 months, the equivalent of time he served in a london prison and he will be a free man to reunite with his wife, stella. >> when i was speaking to him, we can go for a walk and there will be no restrictions, no curfew, no all this is so alien to the way it ha

griff jenkins live in washington with this big story.s is the kind of thing we sensed was clearly happening and now they are cracking down on it and getting some details. >> good morning, martha, it is a big deal the multi-year investigation was dubbed operation fortune runner carried out in coordination between the dea and chinese and mexican law enforcement and delivered a serious flow and disrupted chinese money launderers working hand in hand with the drug traffickers, a partnership of mutual interests. lawn erred in excess of 50 million. >> the cartels are desperate to get cash made in the united states from the sale of drugs back to mexico without having it seized by u.s. and mexican authorities. the chinese money laundering groups are in the business of helping wealthy chinese nationals obtain cash in this country. >> the ten count indictment involves 24 defendant, lead suspect and others used a variety of methods to hide money sources. the operation seizing 50 million in proceeds. 90 pounds of meth and 3,000 ecstasy pill as well

griff joins us on set with the story. how are female athletes reacting to this? about it. title ix, part of education amendments of 1972 prohibits sex-based discrimination in any school or program that receives federal funding. the new regulations would extend the protections to include gender identity without addressing transgender athletes. 10 states have filed preliminary injunction, and multiple lawsuits. more than 25 state attorneys general are challenging it. tennis legend martina navratilova have a bus tour, called our bodies, our sports. >> we cannot have women's sports not be female. i need everyone to speak up. the government can't dictate what sports women and girls compete? >> these been called a homophobe and nazi, even received death threats. the tour bus has been vandalized. >> we're asking for the bare minimum, equal opportunity, privacy in dressing, the bare minimum, but the administration in the white house right now is actively undermining this. >> the education department says it will be implemented in august if it survives legal challenges. t

many of these people are telling griff jenkins and bill melugin that they are not coming to claim asylum, they are coming to claim work. all they want to do is get a job which makes them ineligible for asylum. they are still coming. how in the world will this executive order change anything? >> let's be clear. americans need to know this really executive order order does absolutely nothing to change the chaos created by joe biden on the border. as the senator pointed out, this all was started by joe biden when he existed the executive orders wiping out all of the programs that president trump had put into place. when trump did lead to the lowest illegal border crossings and more than 4 decades. now there's more than all-time records. importantly to what biden did yesterday, nothing. actually, i'm going to differ from that. it entices and attracts more people to come into our country illegally. it says for the first 2500 people coming across the border, they are going to do absolutely nothing. after 2500 evil across the border a day, joe biden is going to stop with the process. that doesn

. >> sandra: these reporters now covering from the beginning religion is they are and griff jenkins atar about this executive action the president is about to announce and from your view what real impact will it have? >> yes

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not that a work you look at the nuts and bolts of this policy and what they are trying to avoid is griff jenkins, at the border with crowds of illegals behind them through the summer, that is that that's all this is about because if they actually cared about the border they would've done this at any moment over the course of the last three and a half years. that is simply what basis, kennedy is right it is incredibly but people are smart and they realize what it's about, they won't give him any credit or blame trump, and may fade from the headlines and that's what the white house wants, they wanted to fade from the headlines but they know who is correct and who is incorrect and it's not president biden. >> kayleigh: and what is unbelievable he denied that he had this power, they said that congress had to act but let's take a walk down memory lane. >> i would shutdown the border right now and fix it quickly. >> shutting down the border actually happened by itself. >> congress has not come to an agreement yet. >> every day between now and november there american people are going to know th

enforced.bo and bidens watch customs and border protection sources are telling fox news bill motion an griffenkins, that they've encountered over 8 millionts migrants illegally crossing order order for nearly 700 apprehended this it does not include millions of so-called cutaways, then w e know of themout evaded apprehension and vanished into america, without a trace ik the order took effect, we have seen little to no evidence, that the flood of illegals tesla dows at all fbi director christopher. wright meanwhile testified andoc capitol hill again this pastonce week, i was again, that a americans are facing a rape threat in their communities. >> another most immediate concern has meant thatt individuals or small groups will dry twisted inspiration from the events in the middle east some of the carry out attacks here a, home with now, on top of that, increasing concerning is the potential for a coordinated attack here in the homeland.t not unlike the isys attack that we saw the russia concert hall e back in march. maria: in a fill the void left by the biden administration ofol the state of t

under biden's watch, customs and border protection sources telling fox news' bill melugin and griff jenkinsey've encountered over 8 million migrants illegally crossing with nearly 7 million apprehended by border patrol. this does not include the millions of so-called gotaways that we know of that have evaded apprehension and vanished without a trace. since the order took affect, we have seen little to no evidence that the flood of illegals has slowed down as all -- at all. christopher wray testified the on capitol hill and once again said americans are facing a grave threat in their communities. >> our most immediate concern has been that individuals or small groups will draw twisted inspiration from the if events in the middle east to carry out attacks here at home. but now, on top of that, increasingly concerning is the potential for a coordinated attack here in the homeland not unlike the isis-k attack we saw at the russian concert is hall back in march. martha: -- maria: and the state of texas launched operation lone star back in march of 20221. it has apprehended more than half a milli

steve murphy, who helps take down pablo escobar, joins us in just a minute, but we begin first with griff jenkins, live here in washington. it seems like there was a mutual interest between the chinese and the mexican cartels in this instance. >> exactly, gillian. this wasn't your average money-laundering scheme. this was a sophisticated criminal partnership, the sinaloa cartel working hand-in-hand with underground chinese money launderers, and they have been in the excess of $50 million with specific motivations for everybody involved. >> the cartels are desperate to get cash made for the sale of drugs in the united states, back down to mexico, without having that cash seized by u.s. for mexican authorities. the chinese money-laundering groups, on the other hand, are in the business of helping wealthy chinese nationals obtain cash in this country. >> the multiyear investigation dubbed "operation fortune runner" carried out by the doj, the dea, chinese and mexican law enforcement delivered an indictment involving 24 defendants. the lead suspect, edgar joe martinez reyes, used a variety of