biden on stand being cross-examined, so, i think the other part of the tal does it scoman is to jim biden and joe biden himself. >> you think joe biden before exits off the is going to go pardon other family members? >> yeah. i think a lot of people, surprised if he doesn't i would assume that he will based on work house oversight committee has already done, you never know, i mean we will see where it goes joe biden says was going to pardon hunter either see where scope goes times really is interesting. >> peter schweizerer government accountability office coming so much work on the influence peddling campaign of the biden family allegedly from oversight committee he said that jim biden is next cheryl we're going to see a pardon of his brother jim >> wondering if president is in language from the hunter biden pardon. because this it was a very broad pardon encounter, so covers offenses quote he committed or may have committed, or taken part of dating back to beginning of 2014 that was burisma, again when comey says tip of the iceberg with james biden and family, then, it is true biden cou

to pardon jim biden and remember in our investigation we found that ten family members including joe biden profited from the influence peddling schemes where they were shaking down our adversaries around the world for tens of millions of dollars and then they created all these shell companies and launder the money through the shell companies. this is according to six banks. they said this in the suspicious activity report that they were laundering money and they sent the money and incremental payments to ten different biden family members. i think that the new trumpet justice department is going to have a lot on it's platter. i look forward to consulting with them to see if we can be of any further assistance. right now i think the ball is in their court. >> sean: do you believe other biden family members committed crimes? and do you believe that a new attorney general, if they are upholding the law, would be -- it would be within their jurisdiction to go forward with indictments, and what about joe biden himself? >> i believe two other biden family m

look, i think probably jim biden is the priority for joe biden because, remember, jim was involved inmoney. also signed those checks, or his wife did, to joe biden, the $200,000 checks that came pretty much so 10% of the chinese money that came in a couple of times. and is that money was very strangely moved around between bank accounts, taken out in cash, put back into another account and then the a check was signed by, basically, joe biden's sister-in-law. but written on the check was loan repayment. and the white house maintained that line that it was a loan repayment and, therefore, the republicans in the house that uncovered those checks accepted that that that was, you know, we couldn't go any further than that, they said. they couldn't find any evidence to refute the idea that joe biden had very generously lent his brother, his ailing brother some money, and then his brother paid it back when he came into money. maria: right. >> but it was interesting that it was 10 for the big guy exactly of the money -- [laughter] that jim biden had received. and jim biden's been under invest

, we brought jim biden in for an interview he did not have loan documentation he admitted he'd nevera penny interest or principal back on them. we asked her then if these transactions were in exchange for future pardons because everyone that was wiring and jim biden money was in some type of trouble that's the thing about the biden family. the people who sent the biden's money were all in trouble with a lot either in the united states or around the world they were needing a dirty favor. it just looks like this is corrupt as a hack with joe biden's and with pardons. : vermont senator bernie sanders double weight senator chris coons weighed in. let's listen. >> and you have his opponents going after his family, as a father i think we can all understand biden tried to protect his son and his family. on the other hand the precedent set is kind of a dangerous order some very wide open pardon which could under different circumstances lead to problems in terms of future presidents appeared. >> the presidents got away a lot of different factors. how seriously he believes kash patel the nomin

of hunter biden on stand being cross-examined i think other part of the tale does it companion to jim bidenen. >> you think joe biden before exit from office is going to pardon other family members. >> i think people will be surprised if he doesn't, i would assume he will based on work house oversight committee has already done you never know, i mean we will see where it goes joe biden said wasn't going to maurntd either we will see where scope goes timing is interesting. >> so chris, both peter schweizer incredible work on biden story, the family business, as well as miranda devine wrote the laptop from hell they expect joe to pardon jim biden his brother next is that about protecting joe. there is no question joe is beneficiary of this pardon look, i investigated, ran investigations for 24 years that i was a prosecutor i know a broad criminal conspiracy can when i see one, and the bidens played like crime family lots of money moving through the international system, shell corporations, nonservices, family members involved this literally biden crime family i expect more of pardons i think

hunter biden, jim biden, et cetera.. so for joe biden to say, i haven't been making any money my whole life, the natural question is then, well, why did your brother jim biden, who's been working in the private sector forever? oh, you like 40, $40,000? that was supposedly a repayment of a loan, but was probably some nefarious china deal stuff. i'm trying to figure out who should really avoid this subject. >> when you've got a convicted felon, you've got a convicted felon that you're sitting here defending who's getting ready to be the president of the united states. i don't think we can talk about corruption without talking about donald trump and talking about the fact that this is a guy who's a convicted felon, who's talking about criminals that we need to we need to put out of the country, while at the same time talking about other criminals from january 6th that we need to pardon. >> look, i coleman, i, i hear what you're saying and i've told this to scott too. i all of that you're saying is very speculative. i am stil

although we're told that that was a loan repayment from jim biden to joe biden on those two checks. >na: right. as you said, a lot of family members got money including some grandchildren in that. i'm sure they didn't do any of the work. you have to wonder about joe biden allowing hunter to do this for so long in the first place. president biden -- president obama and his team were concerned about it enough to raise it but it continued. let me ask you this, miranda, do you anticipate or know or have a feeling whether the incoming trump administration would continue these investigations? >> look, i think it's very hard for them to pursue them given the pardon and the upcoming probably other pardons. i think also that really although the corruption is egregious and ongoing and a sell out of the country during joe's vice president and compromised him during his presidency, i think the bigger crime and the worst story was of the cover-up and this was, you know, whether it be the department of justice, the f.b.i., the c.i.a., the department of state, the i.r.s., they all covered up for hun

does the brother jim biden, does he get a pardon? it's possible. oversight committee, we all uncovered that it was jim biden's wife that wrote a check to joe biden for $40,000 and that $40,000, if you follow the money, it comes from one of the business interest that hunter biden had because of his connection, obviously, to his father who was a top of our politics for a very long time. >> i still want to understand why joe biden's grandkids got over $100,000 put into their accounts. that's another story can i hear the critics, nice guy move on. already flushed this out. all these, you could you says to move on. i hope you and the oversight committee unveil the truth to its fullest. you have to get there to its fullest and i hope that's the commitment that you and the committee make. >> i totally agree. let's be honest about this piece as well. this was covered up by the mainstream media, obviously, beaver the democrat party. and by a lot of people who knew what was going on in the intelligence community. all to protect joe biden. and what has come o

house are throwing at us lots of name to muddy up the situation so that he can pardon his brother, jim biden, so he can continue to distance himself from what the oversight committee says has been money laundering as well as influence peddling and criminality from the entire biden family. we are fully expecting a pardon of jim biden. why are they throwing all these other names out? now, after i said all of that yesterday, i heard from our viewers and viewers said maria, hold on. maybe they did commit crimes. maybe liz cheney destroyed evidence in the january 6th commission. you know what? our viewers are smart. maybe you're right. i don't know. but i think that they're throwing lots of names at us to muddy up the situation. erica, how do you see it. >> i think that's exactly what they're doing. we watched the oversight committee hearing where many members of the biden family not just jim were implicated in the money laundering scheme and so yes, he's trying to cover that up but i wouldn't be surprised if some of these names are on the pardon list because they did assist including republicans

this is the most important pardon that's coming, jim biden, so joe biden could alienate himself fromto what we all know took place according to the oversight committee and that is the biden family taking in millions of dollars from foreign adversary. >> yeah, i think that's a great point. it is a shield, what his family's doing and that's what it's always been about. i would predict however joe biden will handle it, it's the most ham-handed way he could do so. the hunter biden pardon he managed to diminish himself, his own credibility, diminish his son, which makes him look like he committed all other crimes, he diminished the doj. it's amazing with one pardon he managed to do all those things as opposed to saying i'm pardon my son because i love my son. you don't pardon people that didn't do anything wrong. you can't say i'm pardoning people who are completely innocent of all crimes, a blanket pardon. it seems extraordinary. what if we found out they did commit some bad crimes, they would then get away with them because they have a blanket pardon for everything they've ever done. >>

pardon here part of their they're trying to muddy up the fact that he needs to pardon his brother jim biden to further insulate him from the money laundering and influence peddling schemes that the oversight committee told us about, do you believe they want to pardon people like liz cheney. >> it's hard to believe that they would. i agree the real thing he has departed is all members of his family defecated in the money-laundering and sale of access to multiple countries. the liz cheney stuff, the issue there did she support and that's a question, dr. fauci lied to congress he is a perjury problem and you look adam schiff, healing from the intelligence community committee meetings. classified information. but this is really bizarre and working part of the massive group of people. maria: for throwing parties that people doesn't this completely fly in the face of the law for against president trump, now i don't believe anything. edit this came up from the left-wing media or the white house. if adam schiff is leaking classified information that is a crime. if liz cheney was subordinate injury

want to pursue something against hunter biden that is only way court would weigh in about validity of this blanket pardon. >> todd: i think weiss is a linchpin. jim jordan said i'm interested to bring weiss before congress, they could bring in hunter biden before congress and because there is no the threat of incriminating himself because he can't be charged, he cannot claim the fifth. could this babackfire if hunters forced to testify? >> you are correct, he could not invoke the fifth or face risk of prosecution. if he did perjur himself, he is still open to proterribly being p prosecuted. there are questions people want to know about the finances. we don't have a lotz of answers and there will be interest in looking into that. >> todd: do you expect jim biden to be pardoned next? >> i would not be surprised and would not be surprised if joe doesn't try to issue a pardon for himself. i ges we'll see what happens. >> todd: we are just getting started, it will be wild. daniel penny, closing arguments set to resume today. defense saying danny acted when others didn't, put his life on the line for perfect strangers. prosecutor criticizing length and

standard been cross-examined and so did the part that you will be doesn't expand to other members like jim bidenoe biden himself. maria: deeply joe biden before lock set of us supporting a family member. >> yes a lot of people think will be provided he doesn't and i think that he well just based on that work that house oversight committee is already done but you never know when, i mean, we will see where he cousin joe biden said he was going to pardon hunter either so we'll see where the scope of this goes pretty but the timing really is interesting. maria: texas congressman pat congressman thank you for being here when you get your reaction to the starting and also, get your ticket do you believe that the bullet next parties were joe part binds brother jim. >> very well could be good morning having less income joe biden has been lying to the american people for so long, that about this and other things anything to discuss this with my son or his associates and that was found to be alive and well i do not bad from it and then fed to be a life was just a long wealthy library was repeatedly saying

cross-examined and so i think the other part of the tell will be does it expand to other members like jim bidenself. maria: what do you think? i mean, look, the words that the oversight committee has used with regard to joe biden and the biden family are money laundering, okay, influence peddling, this basically covers everything. essehe's exonerated from everything. will this apply to joe biden. i know president trump has bigger fish to fry. he's problem emp probably not go anything about money laundering. president trump faced 89 indictments. everything goes away for hunter biden in three seconds with this pardon. >> i think the big thing with the bidens is 22 plus shell companies and they didn't make anything. you know, before coming into congress, i had a host of manufacturing companies and related entities for real estate and everything else. we made stuff. there's no -- we had physical buildings. there's no building anywhere other than joe biden's household and you see multiple references for 10% tor 10% for the big guy. everyone will be surprised if there aren't subsequent pardons closer

maria: that's why i firmly believe there are more pardons coming and the next pardon will be jim biden, joe biden's brother, because he needs to disassociate himself and make it as complicated as possible to get back to him. james comer told me this pardon applies to everything. everything beginning in 2014 until today. why 2014? that's when hunter biden joined the board of burisma in 2014. it even applies to crimes he has yet to be charged with, michael. >> how -- >> it's unbelievable. >> what are the american people supposed to believe at this point in time? seriously. remember the hunter laptop? nothing to see here. now, there's nothing on that, they stonewalled that for the longest time and now they're giving this blanket pardon to say even if you do something in the future, you're covered. again, what are afrayed of? this -- what are you afraid of? this is going to lead to the highest level. that made the democratic party so crazed not to have trump in office. maria: the level of hate for trump was so significant. i kept asking myself, what are they hiding? what are they so afraid

schiff, all these people, that was to hide the fact that biden would put halle biden in there and jim biden and other people that we know took money from hunter biden's nefarious activities in ukraine and china et cetera. i think it was a smokescreen and i think donald trump toppled it by saying no, i'm not out for retribution. stuart: the last few days before january 20th -- liz: let's hope we get to january 20th, you look at joe biden and it is scary. he's not in charge. stuart: thanks for joining us, appreciate it. back to the inflation report out this morning, consumer prices up 2.7% in the last 12 months. the market seems to like, inflation has ticked up a little bit, the market likes it, what's going on? >> the market knows the fed has a bias to lowering rates. i think it's a mistake for them to be cutting rates because i don't think the economy needs it. small business numbers soared yesterday, that tells us we will probably see acceleration in the economy and when the fed cuts rates, we have an acceleration of economic growth, while inflation is also accelerating when you look at fo

. >> jim biden. >> frank biden and i'm sure hunter is out right now scouting who needs a pardon.aughter] brother. >> one thing we don't have to worry about is him slowing down. that's not possible. larry: [laughter] no because he's so terribly slow now. i just wanted to, that joke needed expansion. that's all. please continue. >> we also have a january 6 coming up day where donald trump will need to be certified. he's got to make sure to protect that proceeding and make sure the democrats let it go smoothly and that happens. i think he's going to have a garbage sale like you've never seen. who knows what he's going to sell-off at the end. he left the vice presidency taking hundreds of classified documents. larry: yes, he did, illegally i might add. illegally. >> he left the senate taking classified documents. who knows what he will be packing up this time around. larry: joe concha, if unleash joe biden, he might just make canada the 51st state. oh, wait a minute that was trump we're talking about that. you want canada to be the 51st state? >> only because we could call it trumpsy

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they expect to jim biden to get his pardon, everyone around him to get there pardon because with the that is the bigger story, not my crackhead son deserves a break now that he is clean. stuart: biden's pardon list of false statements from the administration. watch this. >> president biden: the united states ended 20 years of war in afghanistan. extraordinary success of this mission. >> i would not say that is anything but a success. >> inflation that most economists believe to be transitory. >> increases in prices are likely to have transitory effects. >> president biden: pro putin asked by psycho sitting america hard. >> they are done in bad faith. he's moving forward with his campaign as his campaign has been clear. >> i just said no. stuart: if you wrap this all up, biden is having a sad end to a failed presidency. that might sound strong but what say you? brian: i would like to pay for the rights to that montage because it makes my radio show better. number 2, we said this at the time, you especially with inflation transitory, you said i don't see it and it wasn't. afghanistan w

in addition to hunter biden you have jim biden and joe biden. biden obstructed my and chairman jordan's investigations. he lied multiple times. he lied about his knowledge, his involvement. we had sworn testimony from devon archer who said joe biden knew all along what was going on and selling excess to our enemies around the world so yes, joe biden, in my opinion, has committed crimes. >> well it's clear the department of justice didn't allow us to take investigative steps to what would have led to president joe biden. it was clear that joe biden was involved and it was really selling the access and giving hunter biden the opportunity to get these lucrative contracts while providing really no service overseas. liz: we've got to stay on this story. it's history in the making. now house oversight chair james comer and then on joe biden's involvement in hunter biden's lucrative business dealings overseas selling government access and profiting off of joe biden's government job. joining us now julian epstein a veteran lawyer, former chief counsel f

jim biden -- charlie: if i were a betting man, i would bet that joe biden pardons himself before he leaves rachel: we actually talked about off camera is also that these pardons as much as we all hate them and know that it's really an admission of what we've always a known about what was on that laptop from hell -- charlie: right. rachel: -- it will make it very easy for joe -- for donald trump to pardon the january 6th political prisoners. charlie: oh, by using the exact same standard. rachel: yeah. charlie: you don't have to go beyond that. will: it'd actually be different, because it'd be in the spirit of a pardon which is specific. hunter biden's pardon is a blanket pardon over an 11-year time frame for things we don't even know. of. rachel: yes. charlie: also -- rachel: we know who the big guy is, come on. charlie: also the political activity that went into the investigation of hunter biden vastly helped him as opposed to to hurt him. you know, you had the secret service, you had the irs, you had the fbi, you had doj, everybody was desperate to the try to help hunter biden and that it

criminal reefs referrals to the department of justice one on hunter biden for perjury the other jim biden the brother, we brought him in, he was under oath he lied. we have the evidence he lied. no democrats disagreeing that he lied. that's a felony as you know jason to lie to congress. so you mentioned one of the pardons was a judge that got kickbacks, i can tell you from this investigation, the biden family, including joe biden, they look favorably on people that receive kickbacks. that's part of doing business in washington. and it's unfortunate, i think the american people are finally seeing how the bidens truly operate. they're seeing the lack of ethics, the lack of morales. and joe biden has no shame and i think he's going to burn it down on the way out and i believe he hasn't even really begun pardoning people yet. >> yeah, they always said, oh, but, joe biden, he's so nice. he's just so nice congressman. i can tell you, when i was the chairman, we would identify outright fraud and abuse. but, you know, they don't give members of congress handcuffs. you have to make the referral th

is there any doubt in your mind that jim biden and the whole family gets a pardon that the brother is free fall for the biden administration in terms of ethics. this is the final corruption, in my view of the biden administration. they have really untethered themselves from any principle. so nothing would surprise me at this point. >> brian: all right. i am surprised that you are on an island and agreed to do a hit this morning. i would be sunning myself or at the bar. you. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: appreciate the decision to join us. our next guest says we wouldn't need to take these measures if biden and harris controlled the border in the first place. we'll discuss it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ give the gift of adventure. now through december 8th, purchase special holiday gift cards and save 10%. buy in store or online at bass pro shops and cabela's. at patriot mobile, we take the word service to new heights. serving customers with top tier mobile service is our business, but our mission is to honor and serve patriots, like harry mcbrien. post 911. my life oscillated between multiple tours wi

it's likely joe biden's brother, jim biden, but why is it that all of these new names are being floatedlay any, adam schiff, what crimes did they commit to warrant wanting pardons from president biden. we're talking about that with miranda devine. we'll get into the finances and domestic agenda coming up. we're also talking about foreign policy with president trump back on the global stage. your thoughts on that gen z situation because they've seen crisis after crisis, charlie, am i right? charlie: yeah, i think without a doubt. they've been fed the best propaganda in the world and they realize communism doesn't work. maria: right, thank. .charlie: we'll be tuning in at 10:00 a.m. this morning. operation holiday cheer is in full effect. this morning we read letters to our troops on fox square, that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble with your weight? same. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major ca

jim biden, he can wait a little longer and other members of his family, if you had a more browed departmentdepartment of justice that could get information from the government, all the information i got in my investigation, stuart, came from private banks and private individuals. anything i needed from the biden administration, they absolutely prevented me from having any information that we should have gotten, even with subpoenas. i believe that joe biden will pardon at least one more if not multiple members of his family. stuart: i want to get back to doge, department of government efficiency. you met with musk and vivek ramaswamy on capitol hill. what do you think they can realistically get done in trump's first 100 days? >> well, i think there's lots of areas of waste, fraud and abuse where there'll be support among republicans to cut. i would love to see $2 trillion cut out of the federal budget. i think that's very aggressive but i'm all for it and there's not a number that scares me, stuart. there are a few members that they've been in congress for decades and never nominated a singl

i would expect jim biden to come out friday afternoon, tomorrow afternoon, at the end of your show, probably thing, or maybe next week, closer to christmas, we will see about that, but it helps when donald trump says okay, do what you have to do come on january 6th, i want you to remember this, because there is a whole bunch of people i think have been overcharged in prison. >> sandra: jonathan turley had this to say earlier. >> very smart. >> sandra: he is. listen. >> the new rage item this season is a pardon. everyone seems to want to be put on the naughty list. you are nobody in d.c. unless you were on that list. it is a curious thing. usually around this time people are fighting to get on the inaugural ball list, but we have people, including bill clinton, saying, well, how about hillary? you are talking about some pundits are saying you should give thousands of pardons, whole categories of people. >> sandra: interesting because the white house briefing is ongoing right now. my team is telling us one of the major questions is preemptive pardons and whether or not that discussion is being

is jim biden who also was involved in the family business with lucrative chinese business dealings whereigation by the department of justice for a number of issues? is he going to be next, given he also helped in partnership with joe biden with this family business, which was very lucrative for the biden family. so they lied to the american people even the statement that biden put out line by line, paragraph by paragraph, telling the opposite story why hunter biden was prosecuted it wasn't for political reasons it was because irs whistleblowers came out and said he was getting special treatment and the judge noticed that the plea deal he was handed was also special treatment and it fell apart and so, everything he says was not true and then the final paragraph he says one of my number one principles is always to be honest to the american people and all they have done is lied about the partnership of the bidens, including joe biden and of course the fact that he was obviously going to get a pardon because hunter biden knows way too much about the family business. robert, let's turn to the

maybe jim biden connect just asking. >> cheryl: the president's brother. that was one of the first questions asked this morning on the heels of this breaking news. i want to pick up on something charles said that is important. this goes back to 2014 when hunter biden joined the board of burisma. that's energy company that he didn't have the resume to serve upon. so they spend many question things to the lengthy amount of investigations james comer has had in his committee. quoted this morning saying it's the tip of the iceberg. so did joe biden pardon hunter? yes. is he maybe going to come up with another sweeping pardon in advance of james biden? he could. there is actually precedent. gerald ford did that for richard nixon. so it could be crimes not charge, crimes that have not been brought to a courtroom. that could be included in the pardon of his brother, absolutely. and james comer is definitely gearing up for this right now. >> kayleigh: the ford pardon of nixon was different because this covers double the amount of time. theoretically you could make

jim biden is going to get one. probably other. biden family members will get pardons by the time all is said and done. and i wouldn't be surprised if joe pardon himself will wait. we'll watch. we'll see. all right. thank you both when we come back, gavin newsom, our old friend mocking donald trump's department of government efficiency doge, while bragging, get this about the efficiency of california's government. you heard me right, tammy bruce, tomi lahren, both formerly from california. straight ahead. >> can nariva support your brain health? >> mary. janet. >> hey, eddie. >> no. fraser. frank. >> frank. fred. how are you? fred. >> support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember. remember. nariva. >> hi. it's christina again. >> is your shower trying to tell you something is getting in and out of the bathtub becoming a safety concern? are you worried about the cost of a bathroom remodel that could go on for weeks and weeks? well, now you can have a gorgeous new bath or shower that's safer

jim is the constant. well, president biden is the moral arbiter, the ethical arbiter of maintaining our institutions. he respects the rule of law and the president suddenly decided, well, maybe the rule of law applies for the most part, but not as it pertains to my son. and so there's a bit of a double standard. and i think a lot of voters out there look at this and say, well, wait a minute here constantly. we were told that donald trump didn't respect anything, didn't respect the institutions, didn't respect any of these things and joe biden was the one who was different, was better, was going to bring us back to normalcy. and yet the president decided well, screw those things. i'm only going to care about what's in the interest of my family. and that's my personal issue. i get it, but i just think it smells of a double standard maria, what do you think? >> i think that the president is doing what any father would do, and i think anyone who looks at this and, you know, looks at what they have gone through, looks at what hunte

one biden ally, who is on board with this idea is south carolina congressman jim clyburn joe biden needed to do on his way out of office, what he could to protect his son, jack smith. >> name is on my list liz cheney's name is on my list. i think that they all should be preemptively pardoned and congressman jim clyburn joins me now. >> good to see you, sir. i just want to keep this conversation going because it is so fascinating. and my first question is a simple one. do you really think that this is what the pardon power was created for by the founding fathers of this country? >> well, thank you very much for having me. first of all. my understanding of the pardon powers was to allow the president of the united states to put his heart into issues that have been handled only by the head. that is to say, when people are accused or even found guilty of having violated laws and had paid their debt to society and have come back into society and making tremendous contributions that they ought to be considered for forgiveness. and so i think that that's pretty much what it was originally planne

the slaten paul jim from joe biden. as the n b as he's the incumbent president. and my mind means hunter binding will never be held responsible for any of it. all right, wait, what's, how these things on folds? thank you so much. allergy correspondent on this district will do nice. thank you for your insight here. great. now for my director aven for governmental a fast for the us trade representative, steve, gail says that the part and it's not just about getting honda out of travel, but president biden to well, 1st of all he had repeatedly promised that he would not pardon his son his administration had promised he wouldn't pardon his son, and he didn't just pardon him for the crimes for which he has been charged and convicted. it's over a 10 year period that dates back to some crimes that are beyond the statute, limitations. it also your covers up the, the money that he was making from a reasonable, from ukraine, from his 4 and do you think, much of which was apparently going to the big guy, joe biden. and keep in mind, this is the time period that wouldn't inc

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jim jordan. >> on day one, the biden administration announced and implemented policies that led to conditions that chairman biggs and mr. babin have described, the co-chairs of the caucus. on day one they said no more building the wall, no more remain in mexico, and when you get here i won't be detained, you will be released. and millions came to the border, they don't have to wait in mexico and don't have to wait at the border. that's going to happen at 34 days, when president trump, tom homan take over. and we have to pass the legislation passed a year and a half ago lelled led by the chair of subcommittee on judiciary, tom mcclintock, we need to pass that legislation and we talked to leader is a least, we want to send it to the senate and help rehearse what president biden did and help our country get the border control that we need. so i want to introduce the guy who did so much work as andy and brian have done, who did so much work in our committee on this issue, the chairman of the subcommittee, tom mcclintock from california. >> let me point out that work would not have been possible withou

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business ventures in their attempt to impeach president biden, who has long denied involvement in his son's business activities. judiciary chairman jim jordan saying democrats said there was nothing to our impeachment inquiry. if that's the case, why did joe biden just issue hunter biden a pardon for the very things we were inquiring about? colorado's democratic governor, jared polis, also reacting, saying he was disappointed president biden put his family ahead of the country. and president elect trump asking, does the pardon given by joe to hunter include the january six hostages? the pardon announcement came just hours after trump announced plans to fire fbi director christopher wray and replace him with longtime ally kash patel. >> i think given that trump has promised a vindictive department of justice and has put nominees up both at doj and for fbi director who appeared to adhere to that vision, putting his son in the bureau of prisons within the power and control of donald trump, a political rival, it was probably something as a father, he needed to do to protect his son. >> patel, a national security official under the first

mcconnell is one of the oldest majority leaders and things on the democratic side, president biden and committee leaders, jimburn and others age into their positions. so this is something, i think, that the political system overall needs to address and we need an adjustment or course correction. there is nothing wrong with experience, fantastic thing. the world's greatest teacher but we need to make space in both parties for new leadership and younger leadership and more energetic leadership. >> aishah: last word. >> absolutely. one of the things the american people do every year is elect new people into office. we elected out 11 congress people and three u.s. senators and, that you know, we created turnover there and so again the american people have really showed that they do want -- spoke out and want in a leadership on a lot of issues, absolutely. >> aishah: we have to go, guys. thank you, rosemary and fred for joining us, thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." i'm aishah hasnie in for harris, "outnumbered" is next.

jim jordan. >> on day one the biden administration announced and implemented policies that led to the situation that chairman biggs have described. day one they said no more building the wall, no more remain in mexico and when you get here you will be released. as a result, you have had millions of people come to the border because they know there is no wall to get over. they don't have to wait in mexico and they won't be detained at the border and go anywhere they want. things needs to change and that's what is going to happen. the other thing we have to do is pass again the good legislation we passed a year and a half ago led by the chairman of the subcommittee on immigration on judiciary tom mcclintock. we have to pass that legislation. we want to pass that again, send it to the senate hopefully they'll take it up and implement the policies that will reverse what the biden administration did and help president trump, help our country get the kind of border control situation that we need. i want to introduce the guy who did so much work as andy and brian have done leading the caucus, the guy

including the senator elect from indiana, jim banks, who said, joe biden issued a pardon to hunter biden for any crimes that he might have committed since 2014. why such a specific year? well, hunter biden just so happened to join the board of burisma, a ukrainian energy firm. in that same year, 2014. so corrupt what do you make of the time frame here? >> well, i mean, my initial impression was this is the president's desire to protect him for the longest period that reflects the president's time of service in the white house. but nevertheless, the effect of that very broad ten year time frame is ironically, it will perpetuate the the conspiracy theories and the accusations around hunter biden. they'll never be resolved criminally, but it gives his detractors the opportunity to say, oh, well, he must have done something in 2014 to require a pardon. going back that far. >> i'm curious about a specific portion of the pardon. the text of what the president put out. he writes, quote, the charges in hunter's cases came about only after several of my political opponents in congress instigated

jim jordan. yes, sir. on day one, the biden administration announced it implemented policies led to the situation that chairman biggs and mr. babin to describe the co-chairs the caucus. remember what they did on day one? they said no more building the wall, no more remaining mexico. and when you get here, you will not be detained. you will be released. and they announced that to the world. and as a result, you've had millions and millions of people come to the border because they know there's no wall to get over. they don't have to wait in mexico and they're going to get to go wherever they want. they're not going to be detained at the border. that's the thing. those are the things that have to change. and that's exactly what's going to happen in 34 days when president trump, tom homan and team take over. the other thing we got to do is is pass again good legislation. we passed a year and a ago led by our the chairman of the subcommittee on immigration on on judiciary. tom mcclintock. we need to pass that legislation. we've tal