marc thiessen, to you politically. you look at, this andy was saying here, you have now this report coming out from the special counsel saying that listen, joe biden is just an old man with a poor memory. it comes on the same week he decided not to do a super bowl interview, marc. you had trump answers all of these questions, every question thrown at him today. he's answered. we haven't had the president answer questions like that in quite some time, if ever. so you can kind of see where this whole narrative is going for the remainder of if day. >> oh, he tried yesterday to answer some questions. ended up like -- it wasn't a word salad. it was a long um. there wasn't even a convoluted words. larry cuddly was yelling off the side of the stage in the last show, how is this different than trump? i'll tell you one way it's different than trump. trump was president when he took these documents. he had full declassified case authority. authority over those documents. these are documents that joe biden took when he was a unit

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marc thiessen. should this be a warning sign for the president? >> it is.ust the uncommitted vote but the overall vote. he lost 19% of michigan democrats. to put that number in perspective, 144,000 votes. that's within less than 10,000 votes of his entire margin of victory in 2020. that's just democrats not counting independent swing voters who might also not vote for him. he is very close to his margin of victory, losing it in 2020. we don't know what the voters do. might stay home. come back home to biden or vote for trump but he is weak. and michigan is the weakest state for him. >> sandra: interesting that immigration is solidly at the top of most american voters' lists as the most pressing issues facing the country today. we got this announcement the president will be making some sort of speech from the white house at 1:30 p.m. eastern time today on public safety and our communities and making them more safe. this is becoming a bigger and bigger issue for this president, marc >> it has leapfrogged inflation and economy as the number one issue for the c

marc thiessen, our colleague, wrote in the "washington post" yesterday if republicans want to help president trump to become president they would pass the aid now so that trump would be in a position to help zelenskyy get to the very thing that you are talking about, bret. here is a sound bite from your interview last night how the war ends. >> ending where we began, two years is a long time. i know you feel it, i've talked to people in your streets who feel it. so when does it end? >> it is not very fair to ask ukrainians when the war will finish. we are doing everything possible for the war to end as soon as possible. when the world will be ready to stop putin. let's be frank. the world is not really ready for putin to be able to lose his power. >> dana: this morning we woke up to the news senator chuck schumer is in ukraine. he doesn't need convincing that ukraine needs funding. many others in congress do. how do you feel that will go in the next week or so? >> yeah, just a couple things logistically. as he is looking off to his translator and some of the more complicated questions he sai

. >> dana: marc thiessen a "washington post" columnist and let's pull up the map to show people where the soleimani -- tensions in iraq that led to soleimani's death. we have that on the screen. then you had over the weekend basically some more strikes. the administration the ended to say they were very effective. what say you? >> yeah. maybe the reason he didn't do an oval office address to announce the strikes they weren't worthy of it. i remember back in the obama administration when the syrians were using chemical weapons and the obama officials said they were muscular enough not to be marked. this didn't even get that far. we sent b-one bombers to blow up a bunch of facilities that have been evacuated because we warned them two days in advance of the dates and time of the strikes. our old boss george w. bush said he wouldn't send a $2 million missile to hit a camel in the butt in a $ten tent. they warned the camels and iranians to get out of the way. that's how bad this was. >> bill: the thing by soleimani's death when they took him out, it was six days after and there was no fla

with that we bring in our panel, marc thiessen, fox news contributor. ben ferguson, host of the ben ferguson podcast and former deputy assistant secretary of state for strategic communications for hillary clinton. gentlemen, thank you. great to have all three of you with us today. philippe, the president is choosing out of the press pool for somebody to potentially take over. he's joking around there. you can see the headlines. it's a major focus. more democrats are pushing the narrative that something has to give here. they're looking for somebody new. >> well, i'm going to start out with some common ground among the three of us, which is that probably none of us think that "new york times" coverage about politics or presidential politics is any good. i do think that there's a problem in the way that this is being covered. but separate from a media issue, the truth of the matter is we elected donald trump -- not we. donald trump was elected in 2016. joe biden was elected in 2020. they were both at the time of their inauguration the oldest people to hol

ukraine aid, marc thiessen suggested in his column that republicans who don't want to fund ukraine aretential problems for donald trump if he becomes president. he wrote if republicans want to help trump, pass ukraine aid now. why would they want him to inherit a dire military situation. gop needs to give ukraine weapons now if don't, they, not biden, would own the ukraine military collapse and leave him with a weak hand. >> i like marc a lot but don't entire agree with the argument. supplemental would have to pass two-thirds of the house, not just a simple majority, number one. so, that's going to need buy-in from republicans and democrats. number two, i think i've talked about it on your show before, certainly on fox, that i'm supportive of president trump's idea to make it a loan. plenty of historical precedence. you can strip out economic aid to ukraine, tell the europeans they have to take care of it. but it's important to remember what the biden administration has done. we gave lethal weapons in the trump administration. it's biden who didn't give it to them before putin invaded

lesleslie marshall, and "the washington post" columnist marc thiessen.t the border bill passed by the senate, languishing in the house saying that let's get this done you need to do it. he was asked about different things. laken riley the girl killed in georgia. other things in former president trump's trip, he spent a lot of time talking about immigrant crime all of the fallout from it. good morning he was asked about holding up the senate bill, specifically, at least i didn't hear that what about the politics of those two things? is. >> first of all, watching joe biden at the border watch demanding immigration bill is like watching arsonist with a bucket of fire. he set the fire and has all the existing authority he needs to shut down the border. in fact, not only is he not using existing authority, is he actually suing the state of tension to stop them from doing his job because he is not doing this it. the only reason he is there is he spent three years denying that there was a border crisis has become a political crisis because immigration has leapf

. >> jacqui: well, as marc thiessen makes the point in a washington post-op ed, it would be more expensive if russia advances to a nato country and put trump in a terrible position if he and republicans would own that problem, if that comes to fruition. dan hoffman for us. thank you so much. president biden's top middle east adviser, send a delegation to paris tomorrow discussing a ceasefire and hostage deal. mike tobin is live in tel aviv with the latest. what can you tell us, mike? >> we just got word that israeli delegation will indeed head to paris for more discussions about hostage release and ceasefire negotiation. meantime, violence has spread to the west bank as three palestinian gunmen opened fire at an israeli checkpoint, near jerusalem. one person was killed, several injured. they did fire back. two gunmen were killed, and one injured. and far right israeli national security minister called to tight restrictions and make life harder for palestinians living in the west bank. >> the right to our lives prevails on their freedom of movement. i expect that there will be more and more

. >> trace: the interesting thing is that marc thiessen, down in the right hand corner, congresswoman, his eyes kind of lit up because he knows andy mccarthy doesn't just say things willy-nilly. he's very thoughtful and very thought out when he makes these kinds of comments. so it says something. your final comments on this? >> i agree and i wish i had seen earlier. i didn't realize andy mccarthy had said that, that he's obviously a respected legal mind. this is really important that people see we treat all justice the same. and it's really important that they don't see one standard for another person and one for another person. that's what the people rely on. we rely on our equal justice. that is something that is reviewed in our system. i'm hoping that merrick garland follows through on this and talks to the cabinet officials, and we follow through. >> trace: we will see if these gains any traction at all. congresswoman, we appreciate you coming on the show as always. thank you. seek a thank you so much, trace. >> trace: meantime, a live look at trump headquarters in las vegas where

andy mccarthy, sol wisenberg, marc thiessen. you can see the boxes on the right-hand side of the screen. we've been talking about the special counsel deciding there's no charges against the president for holding classified documents in his delaware home. but the report is damning otherwise. that's "the story" february 8, 2024. the story goes on. i'll see you back here for fox news at night. >> neil: all right. now we hurry up and wait. although we might not be waiting too long for a decision from the supreme court on whether a state can kick donald trump off of its ballot. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. let's get to it with shannon bream, the very latest. shannon, this was fascinating. we saw the court in almost total unison on wondering how far colorado was going and why. spell it out. >> yeah, normally you know, neil, it takes years to get here, maybe months if you're fast tracking. this made it in weeks. showing the urgency the court gets about this happening in an election year. so they'd had the arguments. there were tough quest