john edwards.ng honest and changing course in iraq is the first step in trying to restore america's moral leadership in the world. crowd: [chanting] edwards! edwards was hot stuff and within striking distance of the white house for years. [cheering] he had been john kerry's vice presidential pick in 2004, and even though that didn't work out, it made him an early favorite entering the 2008 democratic presidential primary. he was a good talker. he was good-looking. he had the right politics. yes, edwards was the dream candidate-- perhaps even the "dreamy" candidate. that beautiful head of hair just stole my heart. [audience laughter] thank you. john edwards was able to articulate the economic issues that plagued this country, able to talk about the "two americas." that was his famous speech. we can build one america where we no longer have two healthcare systems. edwards' stated mission to bridge the gap between rich americans and poor americans still seems progressive more than a decade later. he w

no problem, john. going to see joe, let's start with your own personal experience with john pilcher. the 2 of you were a long time friends where and how did you meet and when did you begin working together on issues like wiki, leaks? i've known john for about 60. i knew of his work, of course, for many years, for decades and stream a big admire like so many millions of people and i got to know him. when i became a direct consort, he moved back in 2018. so about 6 years ago he knew bob, harry, he was on the committee of the month of gal horn award, about the one that award. so they and he really appreciated what about did and what can showed him is was and when i became editor i invited him to become a board member, which he did. and then i began interviewing with him on our webcast several times and i met with him several times in uh, in sydney. well, i was there, we met at various occasions. we actually 1st time we met in person was at a, an event for julian, a sons' we bought, spoke and an outdoor ev

john. >> john: joining us now, john and callahan walsh, co-hosts of "america's most wanted." what we know so far, she was walking to the school bus, 11-year-old audrey cunningham, never made it there, bright red backpack belonged to her was found near lake livingston, the parents are beside themselves. a little more from mother kasy matthews. >> we would like to have her come home. it's not like her to, you know, just run off or disappear. she has a lot of loving family. >> john: john, why don't you start us off. what do you know about the case? >> well, we know they have a person of interest and callahan works at the national center for missings and exploited children during the week and i came out of retirement and back on fox primetime, he works with me on the weekends. so the national center is following them. cal, maybe you want to tell them what the center is doing. >> absolutely. there was an amber alert issued for audrey, an unfortunate, unfortunate story, every parents' worst nightmare. all hands on deck. we know the sheriff's office is working diligently to find thi

john oliver. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] hi, john. >> john: it's great >> john: it's great feedback. >>y from steamboat willie? >> john: it is steamboat willie's mickey mouse which is now available for public use. it's not mickey mouse but i can't stress that enough. luckily there is no resemblance for there shouldn't be confusing. this is steamboat mickey which is in the public domain now. he can help promoting any nondisney related show and it's great to have the mouse here. >> stephen: it's a mouse. definitely a mouse. >> john: he was in the rodent family, that's what we know. >> stephen: you have for some time now been baiting the walt disney corporation. which is a notoriously litigious organization. it's up there with scientology, the amount of attorneys they employ. trying to beat them to sue you. >> john: yeah. i feel like i have been ignored so they left me with no choice but to take this up a [bleep] notch. [cheering] yeah. that's why i'm so happy to have steamboat mickey here with you. >> stephen: that's my question. i know you enjoy being sued. or else he wouldn't be trying

i'm john to reaku. welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 john pilcher was an australian journalist, writer scholar and documentary filmmaker. he was a student of us, british and australian foreign policy, which he considered to be driven by expansionist agendas. pills you had a very long career in journalism 1st as a reporter, then as an editor and all the while. as a filmmaker, he produced more than 50 documentaries, many of which were highly awarded, including one with the best of the british version of the academy awards. pilcher became a household name in the 1970s when he secretly entered cambodia. in the aftermath of the overthrow of pol pot's and broke the story of the cambodian genocide, which became known as the killing fields, those stories and the accolades that went with them. we're just the beginning for john pilcher. he became a frequent consultant for television news programs on the events of the day. his books became international best sellers, and he spent in years as a friend, c

john cena, okay. and a best friend. that's right. that's right. "argylle" is about taking the spy genre and flipping it on its head. we got a brilliant director in matthew vaughn. he's created so many wonderful universes. what struck me about his work is "the kingsmen," there's a quote, a gentlemen is the modern day knight and the suit is his armor. it's kind of why i wear the stuff i wear. i feel real comfortable in this. same as you. to be part of the matthew vaughn universe is incredible. he's a meticulous filmmaker. everything is there for reason. and he really leaned into the spy secret society genre with "the kingsmen" and to turn it on its head on "argylle" so what we have for you when you go to see it as a movie with so many twists and turns i actually can't talk about anything. i've been professionally dodging stephen's question for the last 45 seconds hoping to build some excitement with you guys to go see "argylle" in the theater and you can talk about with your friends but i'm not going to

>> john: no. >> stephen: you can keep a secret? >> john: joy blendon?this outfit. >> john: my goodness. i can keep it secret. out of the guy would be a good spy. >> stephen: what about james bond? bond is a little flashy. you have english accent? >> john: couldn't exactly try. >> stephen: stop right there. it's working so far. >> john: couldn't try the james bond. i don't know if i would be 007. i might myself. if james brown want to reinvent their franchise with a vibrant enthusiastic fool of a man maybe they should choose john cena. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: we do have a clip. we have a clip for the film. >> john: show it! let's give the people something. let's give them something. >> stephen: some form of entertainment other than just jabber job. you need to tell us was happening here. >> john: no. i told you i can't spoil it for you. i can't tell you anything. >> stephen: i'll set it up. john cena is in it. go. >> what's your status? >> i am about to enjoy delicious coffee. >> hurry up. she is inbound to your position. speaker relax. >> bad

i've known john for about 60. i've knew of his work, of course, for many years for decades in spring. my big admire like so many millions of people . and i got to know him. when i became editor of consort, he moves back in 2018. so about 6 years ago he knew bob, harry, he was on the committee of the month of gal horn award, about one that award. so they and he really appreciated, would bob did and would like to show him is was and when i became editor i invited him to become a board member, which he did. and then i began interviewing with him on our webcast several times and i met with him several times in the in sydney. i was there, we met at various occasions. we actually 1st time we met in person was at a, an event for julian hassan. we bought spoke and an outdoor event at martin place in sydney, and i had dinner with him at a rolling club in sydney. john was a fanatical fan of rowing. he grew up and was a roller and long term growing clubs. that's where his reception for his funeral on tuesday was here in lond

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john. >> john: that is a big question, why now and not then. if the president's goal was to reignite bad feelings, mission accomplished. kelly, thank you. gillian. >> gillian: bad news never gets better with age. boston is relocating hundreds of migrants sleeping on the floor at logan airport, moving them to a rec center in roxbury. officials plan to spend half a million dollars outfitting that facility for housing. a lot of locals whose kids rely on the center for sports and after school are outraged. they are left scrambling to find now ones. joining us us, organizer of the boston bengals use athletic association. thanks for being with us. talk to me, how do you feel about everything that's taking place? >> well, you know, it's disheartening when you pin one community versus the next. folks here are looking to help and support folks who are coming into the community but at the same time, we are also looking for the support we have been asking for for decades. >> gillian: well, to that point, how do you feel about specifically the fact that th

john: good evening. i'm john yang.ain, former president donald trump's remarks in a campaign speech are drawing fire, from both allies around the world and rivals in the united states. yesterday in south carolina, trump said he told nato countries that as president, he would encourage russian aggression if they don't pay what they owe the alliance. >> i said, "you gotta pay up." they asked me that question, one of the presidents of a big country, stood up and said, "well, sir, if we don't pay and we're attacked by russia, will you protect us?" i said, "you didn't pay? you're delinquent?" he said, "yes. let's say that happened." no, i would not protect you. in fact, i would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want. you gotta pay. you got to pay your bills. john: the head of nato said trump's comments put u.s. and european forces at risk. the white house called his words "appalling and unhinged." nikki haley, trump's top remaining republican rival, fired back on cbs' "face the nation." >> don't take the side of a

john? >> john: a lot more work because of all of this.houthis are not letting up either. >> that's right, john. we now have video from the houthis of the downed u.s. mq 9 reaper drone. the iran proxy shot down the american drone using a surface to air missile and since our report last night we have used that two u.s. owned vessels mvc champion and nay voice poor tuna minor damage in separate attacks near the golf of aden involving antiship missiles and drones. u.s. partner war ships to the down 10 one way attack drones during a four and a half hour relentless attack by the houthis on monday. and the uss la boon defended itself against antiship missile challenging day for the u.s. navy. >> john: keeping the navy on its toes, no question. jen at the pentagon for us. thank you. the u.s. has vetoed an arab backed u.n. resolution demanded immediate humanitarian cease-fire in the embattled gaza strip. the vote in the 15 member security council was 13-1 with the united kingdom abstaining. it was the third u.s. veto of a security council resoluti

john. >> john: a lot of people have a lot to say about this, including tom homan, perpetrators beat up the police, arrested, released without bail and the very definition of a flight risk by getting on a bus and heading to california. how in the world does this happen? >> you know, i think personal reasons, i own a home in new york, i pay a lot of taxes in new york and i take it personal. governor hochul, i don't care what she says. her actions speak louder than her words. she can say they should be deported but only because a video going worldwide, it's political cover, if she really cared about the illegal aliens committing crimes, the two separate ones she opened in erie county raped a hotel lady they turned into migrant center, and another one a mother was raped in front of her 3-year-old. why don't they call for the deportation of the people arrested, she has several laws from preventing ice and border patrol from doing their job. green light saw says ice and border patrol cannot have access to new york state criminal databases or dmv data. even though sheriff's office has access,

>> john: wait a minute.ohn: oh. do we have a wheel we can spin? >> stephen: sure. there we go, here's your bonus question. that's what you get: action. action. ryan gosling is going to be on the show right after you. he's the next guest after you. he's promoting a movie with your lovely and talented wife, emily. >> john: oh! it's gross when you do it. it's grosser. >> stephen: it's more gross when you stick your finger in my mouth it's not gross? but if i wipe away just nothing special. nothing bad. >> john: it's getting worse. >> stephen: okay. it's called "the fall guy." how do you feel about your wife in a rom-com with ken? he's got that kenergy. >> john: yeah. i know i'm kenough. >> stephen: you got the johnergy? in a fight, who would win? jack ryan or ken? >> john: is ryan playing a role or is he himself? if he's playing a role, jack ryan's gonna roll him. but if he is playing himself, he would hand me my lunch. >> stephen: ryan gosling would hand you your ass? >> john: yeah, i think he would kick. >> s

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good to be with you, john. >> john: and i'm john roberts in south carolina. good to be with you, sandra. the news is not happy this afternoon. this is "america reports". police say riley was found with visible injuries and they do suspect foul play, but currently they have no leads as the university cancels classes and urges students to travel in groups. >> sandra: fox team coverage kicks off now on this former nypd inspector paul mauro is standing by. >> john: but first madison is live in athens, georgia with the latest on the investigation. madison, are police making any progress to even begin to identify a suspect? >> john, no official word on a suspect yet. but uga police say they are working around the clock to figure out exactly what happened to 22-year-old laken riley. the fbi says that they are ready to step in and help if needed. and police also say that there has not been a murder on campus for 20 years, and we are actually very close right now to where riley was found with those visible injuries after she never returned home from a run. and uga pol

. >> john: lucas, thank you. jacqui, you spent every day there, what do you make of that moment? >> jacqui: it's hard to tell if there was an issue with the prompter, usually he's reading from something and starts taking questions he's looking around the room and in that moment you can see him sort of go off of whatever he's looking at and start looking around and speaking off the cuff. that's the only thing that i can think of maybe explains that. but of course, it looks to everyone like he's having a hard time developing a thought, and that doesn't work for him given the current issues he's facing, voter concerns about list age. >> john: given the current environment and atmosphere around him. dan hoffman, former music cia station chief and fox news contributor. do you have any doubt that alexei navalny was murdered? he was in a court appearance yesterday, he looked fine, he was joking with the judge about the need for the judge to send him money, even the judge seemed to appreciate the joke and today he's dead

john. >> john: exciting stuff. john, thanks.e are keeping our eye on the white house where president biden is set to speak eventually, originally scheduled for 1:15, running a bit late, but the speech is expected to be on foreign aid and the foreign aid bill that passed the senate. but that looks dead on arrival in the house, so we are going to bring you to the president's remarks as soon as he begins. the pool has been called into the room. >> john: and nikki haley keeping busy on the campaign trail, trying to build support for the primary in her home state. she'll be joining us next with an update on the south carolina campaign strategy. stay with us. i see inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, it had to be fixed right. i scheduled with safelite autoglass. their experts replaced my windshield and recalibrated my car's advanced safety system. ♪ acoustic rock music ♪ >> woman: safelite is the one i trust. they focus on safety so i can focus on this view. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replac

i'm john roberts. good to spend another hour with you. >> jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. ukrainian president zelenskyy speaking with bret baier. pressing the urgency for allies like the u.s. to provide much needed supplies as support for ukraine's fight starts to wane on capitol hill and russia captures a major ukrainian city. >> john: we are covering this on all the angles. dan hoffman will join us with more on the delayed aid to ukraine, but jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. jen. >> the gridlock in congress is impacting ukraine's front lines and having a deadly impact. ukraine's foreign minister says soldiers could have held on to the strategic toughen avdiivka if they had enough artillery and ammunition. ukrainian soldiers checking their phones for updates on the funding debate in congress while taking incoming russian fire. zelenskyy told bret baier, the longer it takes for ukraine to get aid, the more lives lost and the more empowered putin will be to advance on europe. >

john. >> john: terrible tragedy.ack to the top story, await the first white house briefing since special counsel hur's damning report. kerri urbahn, so many things to go over in this case, but let's go back to what we were saying just before we went to the break and that's kamala harris coming out against robert hur in this report. listen to what she said. >> so the way that the president's demeanor in that report was characterized could not be more wrong on the facts, and clearly politically motivated, gratuitous, and so i will say that when it comes to the role and responsibility of a prosecutor in a situation like that, we should expect that there would be a higher level of integrity than what we saw. >> john: special prosecutor appointed by the attorney general, the report was presented to the attorney general who reviewed it and passed it on the white house, she rolled all of that up in a big ball and threw the doj under the bus. >> i wonder if the white house press secretary is going to talk about the independe

>> well, you are right, john. to see what has happened in this white house, our southern border is a disaster and first and foremost our prayers and thoughts and athens community with laken riley's family, friends, the university of georgia community. what happened last week was an awful tragedy and sick to my stomach knowing it could have been avoided had we had the right policies in place with the federal government, if they did its job and closed the border. and locally, we have challenges that we have to address at the local level and the federal level and here this afternoon at the georgia state capitol we are going to pass some important legislation to address that, which i know you said we'll get into shortly. there were so many failures in this case, it's just awful and the number one priority is lifting up laken riley's friends, family and loved ones. >> john: this goes all the way to the very top. let's remind folks at home what the president said about these policies. this was back in 2020. flashback, l

john, sandra, thank you. my heart breaks for those families who lost those young girls and breaks for that family whose daughter has been raped by some person that should never have been here. >> john: we are seeing all the crimes by the people who came into the country illegally and how many more are out there. dan patrick, good to catch up with you. thank you, sir. appreciate it. >> thank you, thank you. >> sandra: meanwhile a new twist in the fani willis misconduct hearings. the former divorce lawyer for special prosecutor nathan wade has been ordered back to the stand. this time to answer more questions about the intimate relationship between willis and wade. it's all part of an effort to get willis disqualified and removed from the election interference case against the former president donald trump. senior correspondent steve harrigan is live in atlanta. what do we expect when attorney terrence bradley returns to the stand today? >> sandra, i think anticipation is so high for this witness. the defense a

john. >> john: what a shame. thank you.a. >> sandra: nypd officers are coming off a record number of injuries last year, with more than 5300 officers injured in 2023 alone and over 1200 of them in just the last three months of the year. this comes as the nypd is facing a growing police shortage as officers are fleeing in droves. let's bring in new york republican congresswoman nicole malliotakis. thank you for being here. a situation you know about all too well. why are so many more police officers leaving the force? >> look, the democrats that run our city and state have made it impossible for the police officers to do their job. they want to get bad people off the street, and when they have their hands tied, whether it's the bail laws, whether it's things like taking away the qualified immunity protection, inability to cooperate with ice to deport people committing crimes is tragic. and the chart, you've seen a double digit increase year after year since the 2020 defund the police movement and here in new york city you ar

hello, john roberts in washington. buckle, sandra, here we go again. >> sandra: welcome everyone, sandra smith in new york. "america reports". democratic lawmakers are in full damage control mode after the big week last week and many are turning attention away from the report to focus on the president's record. >> john: voters are far from convinced a second term is the best way forward. overwhelming 86% of voters say the president is too old to serve another four years. >> sandra: so right to peter doocy live at the white house. what is the biden team doing to counter growing concerns about the president's age. >> they told us last week this was coming and we saw it for the first time in its now iteration today, trying to turn talk about the president's memory into a joke. >> we are promoting clean energy and industries of the future, made here in america, made in america. what i didn't realize, and i've been around i know it don't look like, i've been around a while. [laughter] i do remember that. [laughter] [cheerin

john. >> john: sandra, thank you. the washington, d.c.c safety bill to fight rising crime in the district. that includes a wave of carjackings, some of which has been deadly. our next guest's son, alberto vasquez was shot and killed in a carjacking spree in d.c. last week. his father joins us now. i can't imagine what your family is going through and we talked about this in the break. we were all shocked to our core when we heard about this. it was somebody who came in from outside of d.c., went on a carjacking spree, shot your son, shot another man, both of them died. what happened in alberto's situation. we know mike gill is the other person shot, was sitting at k street and 9th, nice neighborhood, waiting for his wife to come out of work. the gunman jumped in the car and shot him in the head. what happened with your son? >> my son was a lovable guy, he never would have harmed anyone. he was headed to his car from what we were told and the gunman approached him and he's done what i told him to do all the time. if you are danger, give it

>> sandra: you might be on a list, john. >> john: you never know. i did buy a pair of running shoes, those could be used to flee the scene of something. >> sandra: john, we'll have more on that coming up. a test vote is set to begin debate on the senator's border bill. expected 1:00 eastern time, but the bipartisan plan is -- several gop lawmakers against it. brandon judd, great to have you here. very infrequently that we have you here in new york, the new border numbers incredible. got these early this morning. more than a million migrant encounters since october 1st, the earliest we have gotten to those, 20,000 chinese migrants, 7,000 encounters in the last 24 hours, the live drone shot as we show our viewers every day, we have our eye on the border every single hour. this is showing no signs of ending. will this border bill help? are you in favor of it? >> i am. it will absolutely help. cut down on the number of crossings. asylum, when you look at the credible fear claim, raises the bar to where you can't meet the claim so you can't be released y

john. >> john: jessica good to have you on the show.im biden's opening statement, i have had a 50 year career in a variety of business ventures. joe biden has never had any involvement or any direct or indirect financial interest in those activities, none. do you take that at face value, jessica? >> yeah, you shouldn't go before a committee and tell lies, and i don't expect that james biden is doing that. l i don't know why jim comer and jordan thought it would be his brother to take him down, i'm surprised they have this high of a threshold for humiliation. every witness that they have called has decimated their argument, from devin archer to pe pe pe peter, and alexander smirnof found he lied about the $5 million that went to both of them and then even better. not only did he lie, he was lying because the russians were feeding him the disinformation. it's so embarrassing. i think jamie raskin was spot on when he said this impeachment inquiry really ended yesterday whether we found out we have a russian asset that was foundational to t

>> yeah, john, thanks for having me. by the way, what dan just said a minute ago is so on the mark. and i think you have to look at all of it. it's all speculation right now. but if this is very, very serious, the president can declassify today anything they are talking about, and dan kind of mentioned about scrubbing around the edges so you don't give up sources and methods and techniques and procedures, so to release that to the american people. i know it's not a nuclear weapon in space, that's a clear violation of the 1967 outer space treaty everybody has agreed to, so it's not a weapon in space. but you could have anti-satellite capabilities, laser capabilities, i don't think it's a ground-based, and they are releasing the old icbms, in all probability we would accept a first strike and that's the reason why it's so important to have a nuclear triad. i guess what i'm saying, we talked offline, i shrugged my shoulders, it's the russians again, here we go again. when you have an iranian breakout, then the whole dynamic

>> they are, john.pany, troy construction, would like all of this heavy machinery to be at pipeline projects across the country but instead behind me, it's parked here and the ceo blames president biden's policies. >> this pipe should be in louisiana right now along with all this equipment. but when the biden administration paused liquified natural gas export permits, some pipeline projects for troy construction came to an immediate stop. >> about half of our business is gone right out of the chute. >> the ceo says 3,000 jobs are on the line. these are the people impacted by the policy. >> and obid, you are personally furloughed right now. you told me you have a 1-year-old daughter. >> i just recently bought a house, so i have a mortgage and i've got truck payment, i've got to take care of a little one, diapers. >> as it sets out to tackle climate change, the biden administration made a goal of creating 10 million green energy jobs. environmental group climate power estimates the so-called inflation red

john: good evening. i'm john yang. come on the air tonight, the united states is carrying out a second wave of airstris against dozens of iran backed houthi targets in yemen. it is in response to last weekend's drone strike in jordan that killed three u.s. troops and injured dozens more. last night's assaults str uck sites used by iran backed militias. pentagon officials say it took just 30 minutes for b-1 bombers and other u.s. aircraft to hit more than 85 targets. iraq and syria said the attacks killed at least 34 people, both members of iranian backed militant groups and civilians. joe buccino is a retired u.s. army colonel. he was the top spokesman at u.s. central command. joe, talk about how you designed an event like this, a retaliatory strike like this. on the one hand you want to do something strong enough to get their attention, but on the other hand you don't want to do something to strong. mr. buccino: there is a range of options from a low level of violence a high level of violence. at the high level you ar

john. >> john: did not stop the dog, looks like he's gone back home. griff, thanks. >> aishah: new developments in the attack on two officers in times square. a migrant suspect held on bail is back on the streets now and another one has already been arrested for a different crime. new york city council minority leader reacting in a few moments, but first, alexis mcadams. what's going on now? >> another day, another migrant arrest in the big apple, this, a migrant caught shoplifting yesterday, days after he got out of jail for attacking two cops. so today darwin izekiel, you can see the 19-year-old wearing handcuffs escorted by nypd officers. his second arrest in less than a month. this time police tell us he was part of a group caught stealing from a macy's in queens, facing charges for grabbing hundreds of dollars worth of clothes and stuffing them into bags and then when he tried to run out, investigators say they injured a security guard who tried to stop them from stealing. this comes as police have arrested another person in connection to the brut

john. >> john: to dan hoffman now, former cia station chief and fox news contributor. what benjamin netanyahu said in rejecting the hamas offer of a four and a half month ceasefire. he said we will continue to the end. there is no other solution other than a complete victory. if hamas survives in gaza the axis of evil in iran will continue. i told blinken our victory is near. i mean, were you surprised, dan, that blinken even brought this proposal to him? >> well, i think secretary blinken had to bring that proposal to him and had to discuss it but certainly the expectation was that prime minister netanyahu would reject it because that would allow hamas months to regroup and rearm and continue as a fighting force, which israel cannot allow. they cannot allow a terrorist group to enjoy safe haven next door and then mount future attacks as they did on october 7th. so, this is where we see rescuing the hostages, being potentially mutually exclusive when it comes to destroying hamas. >> john: this is what the former ambassador, michael orin told us last hour on "america re

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john: good evening. i am john yang. as israel's bombardment of gaza goes on, the world health organization says the main hospital in southern gaza is no longer functional after an israeli raid. the head of the who said 200 patients remain in the hospital. the hamas run gaza health ministry says ly 25 medical staff remain. israel says last week's raid was to look for the remains of hostages and they arrested more than 100 suspected militants. today's airstrikes killed at least 18 people, including children. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu brushed aside national concerns about a planned ground assault, saying those in harm's way would be evacuated. many of the one million gazans who have taken refuge in rafah say there is no place left to go. >> [translated] we will not go, we will die in our country here. where should we go? our homes are gone. everything we own from money to possessions are gone. any sustenance we got is gone. john: tomorrow the international court of justice opens hearings on the legality of

john. >> john: mike, thank you.an: brutal beat down outside of one of or -- or inside new york city. kerri urbahn and brian kilmeade will be up next. and when will president biden respond to the deadly drone astrike that killed three american service members. >> john: colonel joe paccino will share his thoughts coming up. what they don't know is i got inspire, a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body. i feel refreshed because i'm not struggling with cpap anymore. 100 bucks she got work done. great sleep, at the click of a button. did she get implants? yeah, i got an implant, sheila!! relax, it's inspire. inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com veteran homeowners. one reason monthly bills are getting harder to pay is the runaway interest rates on credit cards and car loans. credit cards can be 22% near 30% if you're late. car and truck loans- 10 to 15%. call newday. pay off your high rate credit cards and car loans with the lower rate newday 100 v

bill melugin, thanks so much, john. >> john: tom homan, former acting i.c.e. director and fox news contributor. the president said not too long ago i've done all i can as president to address the border, now it's up to congress to give me the power that i've been asking for since 2021 when i took office. as opposed to looking at all the executive orders that rescinded and said there is a lot i can do. clearly he's gotten the message and now will do something before the state of the union. your thoughts? >> well, look, looked like an election is coming, right. he has not done a damn thing in three years to slow the flow, not a thing. he destroyed every policy trump had in place to give the most secure in lifetime. the first president who came in to office to unsecure the border. put the remain in mexico back in. highest court of the land said it's legal, it was a game changer, and the third country agreements, he could do that with the stroke of a pen. it's not a money issue, it's a policy issue and he could change it tomorrow if he wanted. the only thing he's

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john heir began is a retired teacher. he is undecided. john, where are you?u very much. >> hi, john. >> governor haley, if you were elected president, would you pardon donald trump if he was convicted of a crime in federal court? >> well, thank you for that question. you know, if you're talking about pardoning trump, it's not a matter of innocence or guilt at that point because that means he would have already been found guilty. i believe in the best interest of bringing the country together, i would pardon donald trump. because i think it's important for the country to move on. we've got to leave the negativity and the baggage behind. i don't want this country divided any further. i don't think it's in the best interests for america to have an 80-year-old president sitting in yale and having everybody upset about it -- in jail. i think this would be the time that we would need to move forward and get this out of the way. [applause] john: -- [inaudible] the president is facing in new york city with the fraud case, the alvin bragg case, what we see happening i

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. we'll see you tomorrow.martha starts right now. >> martha: we'll see you tomorrow for the big day in south carolina. thanks, guys

>> john, indeed it is. pacifica, 15 miles to the south of san francisco got some heavy bands coming in here, big time winds, between 30 and 40 miles an hour sustained up to 50 on the gusts and you see the waves behind me. a high surf advisory, up to 30 feet is expected in some areas as this continues. also the winds as i said, up to 50 mile an hour gusts. flash flood watches in play here in the bay area, and that's a big concern as you are looking at this live imagery of the rain and the waves here. take a look if you can at some of this video from earlier as waves were crashing into the pier here in pacifica, unbelievable, big time breakers. even had a rainbow earlier, now one of the biggest concerns, unfortunately, is the fact that this tropical moisture off the pacific, the atmospheric river, what it could cause is spin-up tornadoes in the central valley, sacramento, to the northeast of where we are at is in that spot where that could happen. unfortunately. santa barbara to the south could get the most m

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>> hi there, john.demanding that harvard turn over records of antisemitic incident on campus, disciplinary actions and communications like emails or text messages referring to antisemitism. so here is an example. i'm sure you remember that letter, student groups signed on to right after hamas attacked israel. that letter blamed israel for the attack. the committee wants records showing how the university discussed that student letter and handled that incident. now, the subpoena is an unprecedented step for the house committee on education in the workforce. never before has it issued a subpoena to a university and it targets harvard's top brass over antisemitism and how it's handling it, including interim president garber, penny pritzker, over the governing board of the school, and the ceo of the harvard management company which manages the $50 billion endowment. committee chair virginia fox wrote in a letter to them, given harvard's vast resources, evidence suggests the school is obstructing the investi

and john faced down his fears.d those imprisoned brothers. >> we met at a restaurant in gross pointe and talk to the lawyer. he didn't seem like he believed me too much. i said, you know what? give me a lie detector test. i'll take the test and then will go from there. if you don't believe me, let's do this right now. >> okay. >> so, a couple weeks later, we ended up taking a lie detector test. it was one of the toughest things i've had to do, when you're struck. >> that's where it isn't it? >> oh, i was just sweating buckets. >> and a police polygraph or detected john hielscher was being truthful. he passed with flying colors. and then, nothing. neither kevin nor john heard anything more from that lawyer. >> i just thought it got dropped. you know? wishing, oh, good it's not great comeback. that's it. >> and that would have been the end of it, most likely. had it not been for her. over on the other side of detroit, though john and kevin couldn't possibly know it, was a private investigator who, truth be told, had