he was hit by reporters including our own hillary vaughn. >> mr. biden, why did you put your dad on speaker phone with your business partners if he had no involvement in your business? >> do you have a dad? does he call you? >> yes. >> does he answer the phone? >> yes, why during business meetings if he had nothing to do with your business? >> you are very dangerous. >> anything you would like to say? >> kayleigh: asking hillary vaughn, do you have a father, do you talk to him on the phone? i have a father i talk to on the phone, my father never made it on meetings when i was at the white house or on fox news meetings. trump knows how to command a microphone. brilliant showing up in . very smart move making congress look like a circus. biden knew about the first ap appearance. >> raymond: democrats knew, they had comer's words inviting him. come to a private deposition and then you can have a public hearing. that is what he said. it doesn't matter. i kept saying insurrection show he is on actual tour and now the opening of the hunter hearing show.

you'll see hillary vaughn trying to get answers out of, you know, dick durbin. i don't know if we have that footage but, senator marsha blackburn, why won't they approve the subpoena request to unseal the night logs? >> we're seeing footage of hillary vaughn here with dick durbin now and asking why we don't subpoena them. he said i know who episeen was but don't nonyl about the issue. how do you not know anything about the issue? this is one of the most notorious sex traffickers we've ever seen and dozens upon dozens of young girls and you'd think a top senator wants answers around this and for whatever reason, he wants to move onto other things now at this point. this whole thing is strange and will continue to debt stranger every time shotgun something else is released. liz: jeff re-epstein was stricted of procuring a child of prostitution in 2008. federal officials allegedly sexually abused and ayred in july 2019 and federal charges for sex trafficking in new york and it's not a good luck for any snout torr saying we're not going to use is for the american pe

>> ainsley: hillary vaughn or hillary clinton? >> steve: hillary vaughn, thank you. at this point on capitol hill if the republicans actually have enough votes to -- if they bring it up for a vote, if it would pass. because, the republican -- the republicans in the house are in such disarray, the speaker of the house is hanging on to his job by a thread. >> ainsley: two votes, right? >> steve: here's the thing. it takes one for a motion to vacate. that's what happened to kevin mccarthy. >> ainsley: please say they are not going to go down that route again. >> brian: they might. chip roy says they might. >> steve: it could happen before february 1st. so the republicans may not have the vote. even though they had the big chaotic circus yesterday. >> ainsley: didn't they change that rule the motion to vacate? >> steve: they didn't. >> ainsley: this is crazy. why would they do that? in a presidential year. >> brian: make sure they are not in the majority next election. >> steve: they are working on it hard. >> lawrence: especially when you had the opportunity to win on i

we initially believe that comment was directed to our reporter, hillary vaughn. to a different reporter who had tripped and nearly fallen on him. more news as we get it coming out of what has really been a shockingly chaotic day on capitol hill. now this. >> i wish our southwest border was secure. i wish that our government was enforcing the laws passed by the congress and doing its job to keep the american people safe. unfortunately, secretary mayorkas has done none of these things. it is now campaign season and republicans recently rolled out their impeachment proceedings against secretary like a pre-planned, pre-determined political stunt. >> harris: it is now lawmaker season. capitol hill is hot with activity today and we're covering it all. tensions are high as the house homeland security committee is holding the first impeachment hearing of dhs secretary mayorkas. yesterday republican senator roger marshall called for a vote of no confidence on mayorkas. here it is what he had to say. >> my colleagues and i have outlined numerous ways secretary mayorkas is

so far the only person who asked hunter biden a question is fox business' hillary vaughn.day as he was walking the halls, joe biden was of course calling in to hunter biden's business meetings and she called it out. watch this. >> mr. biden, why did you put your dad on speaker phone with your business partners if he had no involvement in your business? >> you have a dad? does he call you? >> yes. >> do you answer the phone? >> yes. >> but why did you need to talk to him during business meetings if he had nothing to do with your business? maria: hunter actually admitted that joe biden would call him during these meetings with that answer. he devin archer testified hunter would call his father during the meetings to get his take on things. chris, your reaction? >> not only that, he extorted 10 million out of the chinese business associate by saying my dad's sitting here in the room. i want that money. i mean, if that were anyone else, that would be more than one extortion charge. i mean, everybody has been exposed to all of these accounts, these shell p corporations, the he'

powell, fed woke, dei, and juice in the economy to re-elect joe biden, but first our own hillary vaughn, she had a day, her pal hunter biden, i heard you had most fun this morning. >> never a boring day on capitol hill. when hunter biden decides to surprise lawmakers and reporters by showing up today. he was pretty gutsy, showing up uninvited and unannounced crashing a house oversight committee hearing she is till wanted for actively defying his congressional seep congress soupina, today he showed his face, and planked by capital police on his way in and out, one house republican said he should be arrested right now, democrats call it brave and proof that hunter biden has nothing to hide. >> hunter biden should be arrested right now. >> what is hunter biden afraid of, why can't you show up for a comal deposition, you are here for a political stunt, this a pr stunt. >> here does not seem to be too afraid, chairman said, the witness can choose whether t to come to a deposition or a public hearing in front of the committee. reporter: hunter biden has been to capitol hill twice, since he ha

>> steve: great sound bite, joining us hillary vaughn. good morning.ou and say, hey, were you talking about me with hunter biden? >> i did talk to him, i said dad, hunter was asking about you and if you call me. maybe you should call me more to check in. >> steve: funny. you were asking about hunter biden's dad. and that answer, what does that say to you what he said? don't you call your dad? that is his excuse. put him on speaker phone because he is my dad, don't you talk to your dad? >> i thought what he said was newsy, if you think about it. first time we've seen hunter biden admit he did have his dad on speaker phones during these meetings. this is information we got from ex-business partner. he didn't deny it. he defended it and acknowledged it was his dad joe biden at times calling in. his response was basically considering his dad's phone calls. >> steve: brian was interviewing an expert that said this was clever of the biden team. the house decides whether or not to hold him in contempt, the committee voted yesterday. argument will be, he showe

larry: we will see, hillary vaughn thank you. >> appreciate it. >> welcome back steve forbes.growth on the supply side. there are a bunch of incentives, they want to restore the full expensing of machinery and equipment. the r&d tax credit that would be written identify in first year. and up -- written identify in first year. kiddie cred sit credit is in here that is more welfare. >> i think hillary's report was right. it is a miracle they could agree on something, i am glad democrat kean on getting kid kiddie tac tax credit, a lot of realizing we have to do manage to help the economy, we're in deep trouble. manufacturers, defense companies, small businesses on the r&d their cash flows are taking a hit, they could right is off right away -- write it off right away. on small businesses, you want to get investment don't punish them. larry: empire state, some o manufactures survey pus pub learnpublished yesterday collapsed. overall, manufacturing and industrial production has been in a slump or 14 or 15 months. this stuff, might help. >> it would help. also, guarantees -- well he

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larry: hillary vaughn thank you. >> a few comments from me, on this and other things. i want to make a couple points about joe biden and his administration's inability to tell the truth. now, the defense secretary lloyd austin going awol an example we wish general austin a total full recovery of his whil health issues, but that not the problem, the problem is he or his staff did not follow the proper chain of command, it sounds like a cover-up, when i served in white house i wound up in walter reed on two separate occasions in the icu, but my staff immediately informed president and cabinet secretary. mine were short stays. fortunately and the boss called me to see how i was doing, there is nothing hard about that. it should be just common sense. but the situation room people knew, white house operators knew, my colleagues knew, my team knew, but defense secretary out ranks nec director, in terms of communication that office is much greater responsibility to let the president know. this is not about diagnosing health issues about communication proi protocol, now team b

hillary vaughn joins me from capitol hill. g, stuart. house judiciary committee is out with details of how far the government was willing to go to try to track down anyone involved in january 6th. according to committee documents obtained by fox digital, federal investigators or asked banks to search customer transactions suggesting key terms that would raise red flags. those red flags, terms like maga and trump. they warned banks that customers who purchased are religious texts could be a sign of a home grown violent extremist and wanted to know what customers shopped at dick's sporting goods, cabela's and bass pro shops, the government basically profiling the type of people they think could be persons of interest involved in january 6th. >> at the request of government, you've got banks searching private transactions of their customers for key search terms, keywords. it looks like without any warrants, without any legal process. this is financial surveillance at its worst. >> reporter: the treasury department declined to comm

our hillary vaughn is there live, in co color, good afternoon. reporter: good afternoon. former president trump did not have to show up to court today, here in dc, but he did just 6 days out from the iowa caucus, president trump traded what would be a big campaign rally on the trail for a day in court. the reason why, what comes out of this could be a game changer for trump's legal problems, key question, the judges will decide after today, is president trump entitled to presidential immunity, if they decide trump does have immunity that could shut down the special counsel criminal case, against trump for alleged effort to overturn 2020 election, trump's attorney, said that trump does have immunity and behavior in question by special counsel were official acts not private conduct and president trump of the acting in his capacity as president. he said that impeachment and conviction, process laid out in the constitution sets stage for that if appropriate. countered that argument that blanket immunity for presidents is dangerous if exploited. >> what kind of world are we li

hillary vaughn thank you. >> thank you. larry: we'll switch gears. to see a grown man cry there is rick perry, former energy secretary, great american and patriot, former texas governor, i'm kidding rick, i know you are not crying. john kerry jumps down, almost same day biden administration announces a new gas tax, a methane tax that would stop oil and gas drilling, and they are also, i am reading they won't per permit new lng projections, that is just as nutty as can be, this is john kerryism. >> well, you had on your early segment talking about that we were energy independent and dominant during the trump years, we're headed back in that direction, i know that is what president trump will put on the agenda as i think one of the number one is get back to producing american energy. here is why it is important, and why this issue of the climate john kerry leaving. the here is what so interesting about this. the biden administration very concerned about the young people that they are losing and trying to get them back to board, he is sending john kerry

hillary vaughn joining us. hillary, what exactly is this green bank?asically the treasure chest that is holding biden's $400 billion climate legacy, the white house, and the biden administration is in a race against the clock to spend every dollar of it before november but republicans in congress say not so fast. they want to make sure there's no pay to play and money not going to adversaries like china and it's not a scam. the green bank basically shuttered its doors in 2011 after solindra went bankrupt after receiving $535 billion in loans from the federal government, but biden brought it back to life with his billions of taxpayer cash he's stashed away for climate-friendly projects only, but republicans want a paper trail and not after a bankruptcy blowup hits the headlines and the top republican on the energy senate committee alongside the chair are digging into this green bank tearing open the books and they want to know where all this money is going and to who. senator barrasso saying "solindra going to look like chump change". the inspector gene

hillary vaughn with us this morning. is climate change still a priority for biden in the new year? >> stuart, it is. it was top of mind as president biden got back to the white house after ringing in the new year in st. croix and biden was returning with a sunburn and he was inspired to do more to tackle global warming. my administration is leading and delivering on the most ambitious climate agenda in history and this year we'll build on it. the white house says these are issues that matter to americans as the president tries to convince voters to give him another four years as president. climate change is especially a priority with young voters, and that is a group that biden is losing and trump is gaining. usa today suffolk university poll finds trump is leading voters under 35 and up 37% compared to biden's 33%. jot president's new year's resolution and i think what i will say is that the president will have to continue doing the job. going to deal with clean energy and climate change. going to deal with key issues t

hillary vaughn is on capitol hill with the latest. hillary. >> reporter: good evening, liz. said i don't recall in response to lawmaker questions behind closed doors at least 100 times, but it's what he said behind closed doors in response to their questions that they say contradicts what he said in public. and if because of that, some republicans think he should be behind bars. >> i've sent two referrals to the the president of justice. i think he lied to congress, which is a felony, you know? several folks from the trump administration were accused of lying to congress and carted off to jail with fbi agents all over their property, host -- you know, yanking them out of their house early in the morning. but we have two tier it is of justice here. >> reporter: it really is up to the doj though if fauci should be charged with any crime either through the u.s. attorney or federal law enforcement. if senator paul is right and fauci did lie under oath and is charged with lying to congress or perjury, he could face up to five years of jail time. liz? liz: elizabeth: hillary vaugh

hunter dodged reporters questions but was unable to dodge our very own hillary vaughn. >> mr. why did you put your dad on speaker phone with your business partners if he had no involvement with your business. >> mr. biden. >> do you talk your dad if he calls do you answer the phone. >> yes, but why did you need to talk to him during business meetings? >> greg: so hunter asked her, do you have a dad? does he call you. but are those the same questions he poses to hookers? >> tyrus: during the selection process. >> greg: who's your daddy. >> tyrus: don't have one? come with me. >> greg: who's your daddy? does he call you? meanwhile, hunter's art dealer confessed that hunter actually knew most of the people who bought his pieces. contrary to what the white house kept telling us. remember how an ethics plan was supposed to keep the buyers a secret to avoid conflicts of interest with the white house? turns out the plan was as real as joe's imaginary friend. in fact, house oversight chair james comer says dem donors purchased a vast majority of hunter's painting including one woman e

right to hillary vaughn live on ccapitol hill. hillary, what's going on?ening, liz. this $400 billion bank is key to biden climate legacy and they're rushing to try and spend every dollar of it before it expires but republicans in congress say, not so fast. they want to make sure there is no pay to play with this money and that it isn't going to our adversaries like china, and we aren't spending cash on scams. the top republican on the senate energy committee john barrasso alongside house energy chair cathy mcmorris rogers have been digging into this green bank and the loan programs office, which is part of the department of energy run by shaw and they want know where all the money is going and to who. senator barrasso saying of the investigation "shaw and the loan program's office are treating taxpayer dollars like monopoly money. it's a total abuse of american chartered money and we'll continue to investigate their corrupt and wasteful practices. solyndra is going to look like chump change". it's not just republicans raising the alarm about this bank. in

hillary vaughn has that story from capitol hill.ext. ♪ reliq health is a digital health company targeting the $100 billion virtual care market. reliq is rapidly growing with customers that include several of the largest and most highly rated health care organizations across the nation. reliq health technologies. stuart: a mixed open to the market and pay attention to the nasdaq and a solid gain there up 154 points and yield on the 10 year treasury coming down at 4%. nasdaq kind of like that. so the nasdaq is rallying today. lauren's got some movers and i'd like to start with apple, which is up a couple of bucks. lauren: finally up 1.5% today. there are several reports, the latest from jeffries that their iphone revenue in china down big and jeffries saying down 30% in the first week of the new year in china. yet, apple is going to put on preorder of the vision pro and vr headset and at $3500. they're looking for revenue and that's a lot of revenue, $3500 for the eye wear, virtual reality of the eye wear and some people that pie it a

. >> bill: hillary vaughn is live on the hill. what did you find out? >> good morning, bill and dana. the house judiciary committee is out with details on how far the government was willing to go to try to track down anyone involved in january 6th. according to committee documents obtained by fox news digital, federal investigators asked banks to search customer transactions suggesting key terms that would raise red flags. those red flags terms like maga, trump, they warned that banks customers who purchased religious texts could also be a sign of a home grown violent extremist and wanted to know where customer shopped and which customers shopped at dick's sporting goods and bass pro shops pro filing the type of people they think could be persons of interest involved in january 6th. >> at the request of government, you got banks searching private transactions of their customers for key search terms, key words. it looks like without any warrants, without any legal process. this is financial surveillance at its worst. >> the treasury department declined t

fox business' hillary vaughn is on capitol hill with more on that. : good morning, maria. well, american made might not be so great when it comes to airplanes. boeing has kind of become the black sheep lately of the aircraft industry, and it's not just that european air bus has been beating boeing in sales since the 737 max crash back in 20 is the, now consumer -- 2019, now consumer confidence is plummeting after this latest incident. now a lot of people don't want to fly on a 737 max. the phrase if it ain't boeing, i ain't going, now has taken a turn as people are looking up their plane and thinking twice if it's a boeing 737 max, and that includes members of congress who are calling for an investigation into this incident and take a closer look at the faa's role in all of this too. >> yeah, look, i mean, i actually asked the last time that we had the acting faa commissioner, i asked point-blank, so do we have confidence the 737 max is safe, he told me in no uncertain terms, yes, but he would look into it. we now have a new faa administer or. you hav

elizabeth: that's great reporting from hillary vaughn. always terrific reporter: joining us from senate homeland security, senator ron johnson joining us. good to have you back on, senator. we're seeing more and more reports nationwide and drug gangs are overtaking u.s. cities and neighborhoods and a drug gang shooting right where president biden grew up in scranton and black democrat voters suing chicago over the border crisis. chicago is now facing seven lawsuits over this. what do you think? >> first of all, ramifications of joe biden is his democrat colleagues in the congress, they're open border policy will be failed for years, probably deck -- felt for years and probably decades. i met with the county sheriffs and used to be a hub in chicago in terms of drug trafficking. that's branched out to now multiple hubs in wisconsin so this is completely out of control. six million migrants since biden took office and two million are got aways and no idea who those people are and don't know who the six million people are or where they reside

elizabeth: there's nothing like hillary vaughn with a stick mic getting the answers. repid. great reporting. aviation expert, mike boyd. mike, okay, your reaction to hillary's report. here's what's going on, a whistleblower in boeing's factory reportedly in washington said the problem with that alaska airlines flight was that it was improperly installed inside the factory. we're going to show the viewer, there the have been even more scary incidents with boeing planes. mike, you know, it's beyond the door blowing out. it's gotten to the point where people are literally checking the type of plane they're flying on before they buy tickets. the wheel of a tell that airplane just fell off before it took out of out of atlanta. >> let's be clear, what happened in atlanta is very different. that's a maintenance issue with the airplane and the operator, and they're dealing with it. what we have here is far more serious than that. mr. calhoun's response to the reporter in the hallway there, i think, was indicate i have of boeing really needing to get a good caterpillar d can 7

when he response to hillary vaughn saying that you are very dangerous. had he met hillary vaughn?eat reporter. what is dangerous is hunter biden talking. what i loved about the moment, though, was that you had finally members of congress who were not completely scripted by staff have to think on their feedback have to decide what they could see without actually having to, you know, look at all of their notes and read, you know, the added taylor swift lyric songs into the things which are so annoying. but it was like watching the real housewives of the representatives, the house of representatives because obviously, masking and the democrats knew what was happening. i wonder, what if the republicans had said, fine, sit down. and said, we will call a recess. we will be right back. go, get your ducks in a row and then come back. that will happen -- >> jesse: and hold of a bank record. >> dana: and make him sit there. and make him sit there. >> jesse: all right. we have heard quite enough. [laughter] and by the way, if you want a swimming pool, we do aboveground. we don't go undergrou

our own hillary vaughn live from capitol hill with the latest. hillary, what you got?w year. we still don't have text, and the senate negotiators are not even sure what they will have to brief their senate colleagues on when they return to capitol hill next week. senator chris murphy says they've blown past their deadlines and that it's not smart to keep putting timelines on this process. the white house has been laser focused on talks in the senate. they've also shameed house speaker mike john stomp for leaving in december without a deal, but the house passed a border bill, h.r. 2. but democrats see it as toxic, and negotiator james lankford says the white house has made it clear the president will veto it. he also said e the substance is not bad, so maybe some of those policies perhaps will make it into the final deal, but we don't have those details yet. even9 if the senate comes up with some type of deal, there's no guarantee speaker johnson will bring it up for a floor vote, and there is a chance johnson could come off the bench himself and put himself into the ar

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i want to ask you to listen to hillary vaughn. our reporter up on the hill. even hunter biden thinks she is intrepid. >> mr. biden, why did you put your dad on speakerphone with your business partners if he had no involvement in your business? >> do you have a dad? does he call you? >> yes. >> do you answer the phone? >> yes. why did you need to talk to him during business meetings if he had nothing to do with your business? >> you're very dangerous. >> dana: he says you are very dangerous. one of the reasons you might say that is because i'm sure his lawyer said we're going to go out in the hallway, i will handle the questions, you don't say a word. but he can't help himself. so he answers that question and then says you are very dangerous. what do you think of that? >> i think that's why they want to get him in the deposition chair because they think that even though it's in his interest to not answer questions, and even though abby low will be there to keep him quiet. the impulse is always to be too smart or too clever by half and answer questions. prosecu

fox business' hillary vaughn is at the white house this morning with more on this. ary, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, march. >>. well, the president has made it color he is fed up with the houthis, he has warned them many times, and as of yesterday evening, the u.s. military finally took action, attacking them directly for the first time head on, going on the offense. launching their first direct can attack on the group targeting radar systems, air defense systems, storage and launch sites for one-way attack zones, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles. the idea, to take the capability for the houthis to continue harassing snips on the red -- ships on the red sea out of commission. the president took the action without congressional approval from congress, something that is getting blowback from democrats. ro khanna saying this, the president needs to come to congress before launching a strike and involving us in another conflict in the middle east. this is article i of the constitution. but others are defending the president's action as a purely d

maria: hillary vaughn on capitol hill.th carolina congresswoman nancy mace called out hunter biden to his face yesterday during that surprise appearance during the house oversight committee's contempt hearing. watch this. >> you're the i pitmy of white privilege, coming into the oversight committee, spitting in our face, ignoring a congressional subpoena to be deposed. what are you afraid of? if you have no [bleep] to come up here. hunter biden should be arrested right here, right now and go straight to jail with. maria: kaylee, your thoughts. >> i think this was a genius pr move on hunter -- maria: you do? >> i do. i agree that it's bad for joe biden whenever hunter biden is in the spotlight, but he's trying to shift the narrative where he's trying to make himself appear like the victim. and in this he seems pretty successful because his entire ploy here was to show up in front of congress and make it seem like he was showing up for the deposition. and then he walked out, and now he gets to accuse republicans of not actua

hillary vaughn live with the details. hillary. >> the federal government profiled who they thought would be a person of interest as part of the january 6 investigation, leading to a surveillance scheme, wanting banks to snoop on transactions. innocent people were caught up. bank of america gave a list of customers who made transactions between january 5-7. that data was deleted from the system. jim jordan wrote to the fbi director yesterday, when the list was brought to the attention of the fbi, he acted to poll the bank of america information from system because leads lacked allegations of federal criminal conduct. we followed applicable law and interactions began when trump administration treasury department shared information regarding potential criminal activity that could disrupt the upcoming inauguration. it went beyond d.c. there were a list of red flags, anyone with account transaction mentioning trump or maga, someone that shops at cabela's or dick's sporting goods. customers who purchase religious books. >> reque

. >> steve: hillary vaughn joins us. are these safe and who is inspecting them?is looking at oversight, as boeing has become the black sheep of the industry and airbus has been beating it since their troubles started in 2019. consumer confidence is plummeting after the latest incident, including members of congress. last march the then faa administrator told congress, i can say that the 737 max airplane is safe and lawmakers want to know how is the faa so clueless? >> last time we had acting faa commissioner, i asked him, do we have confidence the 737 air max is safe? he said yes, but he would look into it. something is wrong. newest and most used jetses have multiple safety incidents. >> discovery of loose bolts. the senator says it is too early to point fingers who dropped the ball not too son for congress to get involved. they are waiting for the ntsb to get involved in the investigation. >> it is early in the fact-finding phase. that will take a few days. important thing, ntsb has recovered the board and in process of analyzing that and that will provide more

watch what he said to hillary vaughn with fox business. >> why did you put your dad on speakerphone with your partners if he had no involvement? >> did he call you? >> why did you need to talk to him in business meetings if he had nothing to do with your business? >> so he admits he had hised the on speakerphone and you think why would he do that. he went off and talked about something else because it's interesting the president was asked that very question. did you speak to your son on speakerphone by peter dosy and he said this. >> there's this testimony where a former business association claims you were on speakerphone with them a lot talking business? >> i never talked business with them. i knew you would have a lousy question. >> why is that a lousy question? >> because it's not true. >> is it the case of hunter biden saying too much, john? >> i think again here's another example where hunter is displaying terrible adjustment. i'm sure he thinks he's being aggressive but he's compounding the problems he's creating for his father legal and political situation. he's saying things tha

watch this between hillary vaughn and hunter biden because hillary is very tenacious. she was one of the only people i saw get in there. people were tripping over each other in that hallway. watch this. >> mr. biden, why did you put your dad on speaker phone with your business partners if he had no involvement in your business? >> do you have a dad? does he call you? answer the phone? >> yes. why did you need to talk to him during business meetings if he had nothing to do with your business? >> martha: very interesting. jonathan, what do you make of that? >> well, first of all, i love the fact that he's walking with morris, this lawyer who is also being sought by the committee who is reportedly given hunter biden millions to finance his lavish lifestyle who reportedly paid off his debts. just in the last two days, the committee found out that morris bought most of his art. it was all an illusion. all of these newspapers were saying how successful he is as an artis, it's the guy walking next to him that bought most of the art. he shows up with him. another target of the

hillary vaughn pressing calhoun on customer safety yesterday. >> you don't have words for customers whore scared to fly on the plane? >> we have confidence in the safety of our airplanes and that is what this is about and we understand gravity. >> carley: faa is allowing grounded boeing 737 max nine planes to resume flight after thorough inspection. that is concerning to fliers. >> brian: bring an extra t-shirt if you're by the door. >> carley: that little boy's t-shirt flew off. >> ainsley: we flew yesterday. >> steve: the door plug, if there is a spot where there should be a window, that could be the door plug. >> carley: learning about door plugs flying off planes. >> steve: thank you. coming up on thursday, california woman only getting community service after she stabbed and killed a man by stabbing him 100 times, the judge letting her off easy because she was in cannabis induced psychosis. and fans that attended a chiefs watch party now contradicting accounts of the trio's last hours. paul mauro will discuss that. hi, paul. ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all i

. >> todd: problematic exchange with hunter with hillary vaughn. >> why did you put your dad on speakeryour business partners if he had noinvolvement in your business? >> do you have a dad, does he call you? do you answer the phone? >> yes, why did you need to talk to him during business meetings if he had nothing to do with your business? >> todd: how many admission to the contrary is what you saw on the screen? >> i mean issue obviously hunter biden did include his dad in business dealings to impress his clients and make himself look connected. that is his business, with his father being in office. he is facing serious tax charges, appearing as soon as today and gun charges. contempt of congress or other case that is a misdemeanor is least of his worries and why his lawyer is willing to do this spectacle to score cheap political points. >> todd: throughout history, tax charges get alleged people in jail. looking at you, al capone. how worried should hunter biden be that he will land behind bars above all else? >> these have always been most serious charges, surprised they had the cour

hillary vaughn joins us. hillary, what's the problem here? why is the ftc investigating this? reporter: well, stuart, the ftc wants to make sure that big tech is not bigfooting innovation or competition in the a.i. space, so the ftc chair, lina khan, saying this in announce her investigation. quote: our study will shed light on whether investments and partnerships pursued by dominant companies risk disporting -- distorting innovation and undermining competition. so companies try to carve out their part, they are now dealing with the ftc knock at their door. investigating microsoft, openai, anthropic and alphabet. the ftc specifically look at their investments and partnerships. microsoft says they think this investigation will prove competition is thriving telling fox fox business in a statement, the u.s. has assumed a global a.i. leadership position because important american companies with working together. partnerships in companies like microsoft and openai are promoting competition and accelerate ising innovation. but some competitors are cheering the investigation because

maria: exactly right thank you, hillary vaughn on capitol hill, congressional budget one of his staggering new report statistics about border, estimating 860,000 known gotaways in 2023, 860,000 people we have seen through surveillance cameras in country they are gone no idea who they are intentions, up from nearly 600,000 in fiscal year year 2022 supreme court courtsideing with biden administration in texas record razor wire case against texas allowing agents to press down razor barriers in place by governor greg abbott he joined me yesterday before the recalling came down here is what he said. watch. >> my hope that is the united states supreme court courts across the country see exactly what is happening on our border not what happens under bush or under trump or under obama, this is something completely different, that never happened before in the history of the country, this is an invasion. by people we don't know who they are where have been coming from the danger they may pose so it is right for texas to have taken up the steps that we have taken, to crack down from the illegal cross

hillary vaughn outside the u.s. district court in washington dc. s the latest legal developments for both candidates please, hillary. >> stuart, a lot on the line for former president trump and skipping the campaign trail before the iowa caucus-backed suspended ands here in court -- iowa caucus here in court and dc and attendance is operational and the court is deciding whether or not president trump is entitled to presidential immunity but if they decide this could drop the gavel on president trump's legal problems and going for tram and alleged efforts and 2020 election and going for the case to go to trial. three judge panel and it's appointed by president biden for two and president trump was acting in his capacity and special council are official acts and not private conducts and therefore covered by the immunity clause. representing the government's side and assistant special council member and and a frightening future and trump for the behavior. >> never before has there been allegations that a sitting president has with private individuals a

this story is coming in and cabinet secretary has not faced impeachment since a civil war and hillary vaughn live on capitol hill with more. hillary. >> hi, liz. it indeed would be rare if al hondo mayorkas -- alejandro mayorkas was impeached by the house and official vote on impeachment not happening till next week and that time line get delayed even further and the house homeland security begins debating the articles the first of which is accusing mayorkas of willful and systemic refusal for the articles of impeachment and calling for a breach of public trust and going for job refusing to secure the boarder and misleading and lying to congress by assuring them that the border is secure when even the president told fox this month the border isn't and has not been secure the entire time he's been president. >> lying under oath is impeachment and that's what alejandro mayorkas has done and complying with statutory law and there's no other explanation. announcing their december border numbers after dragging their feet and the highest month ever recorded is 300,000 illegally crossing the boarde

hillary vaughn is with us. the boeing ceo is headed for some tough questions, right, hillary?e expect to see the boeing ceo, dave calhoun, any moment now here on capitol hill. he will be having to put on a brave face for these face to face meetings with lawmakers who are demanding an investigation into his company. the boeing ceo will meet with senator mark warner today, senator ted cruz tomorrow as congress continues what new laws they can put in place to prevent this from happening again. meanwhile, major airlines are losing confidence in boeing, united stepping back from a planned order for boeing's max 10 aircraft, their biggest plane, saying the max 9 issues are, quote, straw that broke the camel's back. alaska air, the airline that suffered the mud-air blowout -- mid-air blowout, their ceo recalled the traumatic incident last night. >> there were only seven open seats, and we had a guardian angel, honestly, on that airplane. it makes me angry, tom. boeing is better than this, and flight 22 should never have happened, should never have happened. >> reporter: so, stuart, w

listen to the ceo of boeing and hillary vaughn yesterday. >> how do you win customers back who say theyver get on a boeing plane again because they don't feel safe? >> how do you get those customers back who say they are too scared to get on a boeing plane? you don't have any words of assurance for customers? >> we believe in our airplanes and feel they're safe airplanes, our people do. we have confidence in the safety of our airplanes and that's what all this is about. we fully understand the gravity. >> one of your planes fell apart in the sky. >> dana: there is a high amount of interest. ceo back on capitol hill. what do you think of things right now as the faa is saying we'll let the planes fly? >> good morning and actually, dana, i think it's a horrible decision and horrible idea. i feel like it is completely irresponsible. we found that there is many more airplanes that are having problems and we've been watching this for a long time. we think it is a terrible decision to even consider doing that. we're also very concerned about the dash eight airplane not just the nine. eight has

fox business's hillary vaughn is live on capitol hill with more. >> it's not just democrats in congressng on biden over the border. nine democratic governors joining calls for the white house to act as the crisis reached its peak. democratic demands to do something are coming from the senate. some are admitting an open border is a big problem. >> two things can be true at the same time. you can be very supportive of immigration but we also need to have a secure border. i really -- i think about immigration. we want to provide the american dream for any migrant but it seems very difficult when you have 300,000 people showing up encountered at our border to do that. >> fetterman is not on an island. senator john tester calling out biden writing in an op-ed i told president biden and homeland security secretary mayorkas what is happening on our southern border is unacceptable. the senate is negotiating a border deal with the white house. negotiate keeping talks behind closed doors and senators haven't seen a scrap of paper. one of the democrats negotiating the deal giving an update saying

hillary vaughn, fox business, capitol hill. >> not just what dr.idn't recall in the closed door conversations with lawmakers but what he did remember. they say it contradicts what he testified publicly. >> i've sent two referrals to the department of justice. i think he lied to congress, which is a felony. we know that from his own words. not because i say he lies. his private emails say he is lying. everything he said in private contradicted what he was saying in public and fairly honest in private. >> whether or not he is charged with any type of crime is up to the d.o.j. through the u.s. attorneys office or federal law enforcement. they would decide whether or not to charge him. senator roger marshall looking for accountability said fichey misleading lawmakers these people are frauds and there must be consequences that fit the crime. even before this virus landed on american soil, i sounded the alarm asking for answers and following the money. they vilified me. my colleagues and anyone who started putting the pieces together. i was not afraid of

fox business's hillary vaughn on capitol hill.atch people at the liberal networks with those. they love to say those words. >> yes, the federal government basically profiled who they thought would be a person of interest as part of their january 6th investigation that led to a surveillance scheme where investigators wanted banks to snoop on customer transactions and decide if you were a red flag. the red flags the government wanted this emotion to look out for anyone with a bank account transaction that mentioned trump or maga. someone who shops at bass pro shops, cable ellas and dick's sporting goods. customers who purchase religious books could be a sign of a home grown violent extremist. innocent people were caught up in the web of surveillance spun by the government and big banks. bank of america gave the f.b.i. voluntarily a list of customers who made transactions in d.c. between january 5th and seven. that data was deleted from the system. according to house judiciary chair jim jordan writing to the f.b.i. director this. whe

you saw yesterday when hillary vaughn button hold hunter in the corridor that he admitted that.ed that his father was on speakerphone. >> bill: they might be able to run out the clock in congress but the federal case in l.a., he will have to answer to nine federal tax charges. that will happen sometime this afternoon and we'll watch it. miranda, thank you for your time and talk soon. "new york post," miranda devine, thank you. >> letitia james, all she thinks about is get trump. she has been dreaming about it for years. it's not the way a state should be run. >> dana: former president trump is now in a new york courtroom as i speak. the civil fraud trial clashing with his presidential campaign. a new day and new threat from iran. will the united states responds? >> we've seen them force commercial vessels to divert and now defind against missiles coming at our naval ships in the red sea. the direct result of codling the iranians. you can be a free, hot breakfast hero at a comfort hotel. yes! that's how you waffle! a romantic weekend escaper at a cambria hotel. or mr. get the par

political side of it, that is one risky want to bring up but also too, one thing about eric adams, hillary vaughnt into aoc, she goes after her and says if this is your city and the first thing out of aoc's mouth, well, that's not my district. maria: when you look at the fact that these poor people have to be hanging out on busses, okay, just to keep warm because the weather is so bad, you can understand that this wide open border is not good for anybody. not good for the citizens of the big cities in america because we're overloaded with people but it's also not good for the people making the dangerous trek. some of them are getting raped. you heard right. i hate to say that on morning television. that's the reality of the situation. others are hurt on their way here. when they get here, they have to go on city busses just to keep warm, krysia. >> yes. i mean, it is horrific, it's a humanitarian crisis, over 600,000 women and children are being trafficked. but just to take us to a political lens a little bit, this is going to be the issue that we will see on the national stage when we go to vote

fox news correspondent hillary vaughn calhoun on customer safety yesterday. >> you don't have any wordsrance for customers scared to fly on boeing plane. >> we believe in our airplanes. we field safe airplanes, our people do. we have confidence in the safety of our airplanes. that's what all of this is about. we fully understand the gravity. >> boeing says production at its seattle area plant is currently at a stand still as employees are focusing on improving processes to ensure quality after allowing max planes flights once airlines complete thorough inspections. the faa officials saying this inform boeing it will not grant any production expansion of the max, including the 7379 max. this action comment on top of the faa's investigation and ramped up oversight of boeing and it suppliers. the national transportation safety board is planning to visit boeing 737 factory in washington state tomorrow and we will keep you posted. >> steve: right now a lot of big airlines have a lot of big orders with boeing. and suddenly looking at airbus. i haven't seen a door fall off an airbus. >> brian:

maria: well, so far the only person who's been able to interview hunter biden is our own hillary vaughn the capitol this week. let's play that, and i want to get your reaction. watch it. >> reporter: mr. biden, why did you put your dad on speakerphone with your business partners if he had no involvement in your business? >> do you have a dad? does he call you? >> reporter: yes. >> do you answer the phone? >> reporter: yes. but why did you need to talk to him during business meetings if he had nothing to do with your business? maria: your thoughts, congresswoman? that's also evidence, i know that jamie comer has discussed, the fact that joe biden was e-mailing eric schwerin who is hunter -- was hunter biden's partner directly, one-on-one e-mails just about the time when joe biden was going to travel to ukraine to get that prosecutor fired. >> that's right. great job to hillary, that's what real journalism looks like. martha: -- maria: yeah, she did a great job. that's right. >> she did. and i'm thankful to her for asking him those direct questions because most of the media wants to cover