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> j miller, founder of americaoini first legal and former senior adviser to president trump, mollie hemingway. she is the editor iny chief of the federalist and a fox news contributor. and chris bedford, executive editor of the upcomingeralist,on alnse magazine. all, thanks for joining mel,. t i appreciate it.fo molly, to you first. th do you buy the idea thate democrats might be willinge bu to throw joe biden under the bus here? re? ii think it really does depd at this point. e don'thereow what w know about what documents arewen there. we don't kno'tw how bade the situation is . and the department of justice seems to be being pretty gentle with him right now. they've put on thi s special counsel, but it has a veryy limited scope. they've been very friendly with him aboutly unveiling this d document dispute. and so iisd f the democrats decg that it's time for joe bidenubtt to go, i have no doubt thate wil the department of justicem. will make life very difficult for him. but i don't know it f wei doknoe that information yet. i >> so, chris , you know, i look at what hillary y clinton did,lc r

you are going to own all of it, and that's "the angle" joining me now mollie hemingway, fox news contributorn miller, founder of america first legal and former adviser doug president trump, mollie mollie, they are trying t joe biden as a figure to unite the country, will it work? >> you have two different realities, you have what everyone is experiencing, horrible economy, completes removal of the southern border, policy figures and everybody knows that that is happening but i do think you will see people in the media trying to paper over those, they ran his initial campaign. it might be a little bit harder for them to do that now that he does not have the excuse of being in the basement, but i assume that they will try. >> laura: now, stephen, when you hear that the border has been there priority since day one, explain to our audience how that might be true, but only for the illegals crossing the border that it has worked out for them pretty well. >> yes, it is absolutely true that their priority has been the border, and that sentence to understand to mean to get illegal aliens from the oth

outnumbered" and i am emily compagno here with harris faulkner and also joining us emily campagno, mollie hemingway valletta, marc thiessen. we begin with political legal liability the president's handling of classified documents could have on his plans as the growing scandal raises more unanswered questions. there have bee

joining us now, molly hemingway, editor and chief at the federalist, and fox news contributor. somebody who knows the court well. molly, i mean, when i was clerking, the computer system was pretty rudimentary, in 1993 and 1992. but still, you know, you had to log on and log off. i would imagine now the system is pretty sophisticated given the ability to hack. does any of this add up to you? >> well, the time to find out who the leaker was was immediately after the leak. as this report notes, a lot of these people are temporary employees. they might not even be around. it didn't seem like a really serious effort to find out what had happened. and it should have been a serious effort. this leak led to an assassination attempt on a sitting u.s. supreme court justice. it's also led to security problems for all of the justices who voted, who ruled in dobbs. this is such an important issue to get right, and justice -- chief justice roberts did not seem to take it very seriously. it was a very lax investigation. the marshal of the supreme court didn't seem to have the skills required.

molly hemingway, editor and chief of the federalist, and vancouver editor of the upcoming common sense magazine. all, thanks for joining me. appreciate it. molly, to you first, do you buy the idea that democrats might be willing to throw old joe biden under the bus here? >> i think it really does depend at this point. we don't know what we don't know about what documents are there. we don't know how bad the situation is, and the department of justice seems to be being pretty gentle with him right now. they have put on a special counsel but it has a very limited scope. they have been very friendly with him about unveiling this document dispute, and so if the democrats decide that it's time for joe biden to go i have no doubt that the department of justice will make life very difficult for him. but i don't know if we have that information yet. >> so chris, i look at what hillary clinton did, right? she used bleach -- she got rid of her emails, it kind over worked for her so if you have classified documents, f.b.i. allegedly isn't looking for them and national archives don't even know the

. >> carley: ashley, thank you so much of the chief "the federalist" mollie hemingway also not happy and says the investigation has cut corners. watch this. >> really serious effort to find out what had happened. it should have been a serious effort. this leak led to attempted assassination to supreme court justice and security problems for all of the justices who voted who ruled on dobbs. this is such an important issue to get right. and chief justice roberts did not seem to take it very seriously. it was a very lax investigation. the marshall supreme court didn't seem to have the skills required an outside firms consf you really wanted to determine conclusively who did this. >> carley: rachel campos-duffy will be joining us live later this morning from washington, d.c., at the march for life event, that big time pro-life event that takes place every single year. 50th anniversary this year. >> todd: tony being called a right wing -- after also going to attend march for life rally in d.c., two-time super bowl champs said he will attend to support those unborn babies who don't have a

molly hemingway, editor in chief of the federalist and fox news contributor.been telling us through your reporting all along that there was a connection. and now have you found it? >> well, that is what makes the biden classified document issue so much more interesting that the other ones we're dealing with as well because it does give us much-needed information into this biden family business. we have known for a long time that members of the biden family, which hunter biden have made careers out of joe biden spending his entire life in washington, d.c. this document scandal helps us see how that biden family business was able to generate income. it was through not just the proximity to joe biden but it looks like getting key information that may have been classified and how that was able to be made into an income stream for the biden family. that's what is so interesting and probably what this -- the u.s. attorney in delaware is looking into. there were probably documents subpoenaed as part of the probe and explains why lawyers were digging around in the uni

jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters and mollie hemingway editor and chief at the federalisting today. everybody seemed engaged. there were a lot of questions, just not a lot of answers. >> i think that's spot on. there's a lot of questions and there are a lot of questions left unanswered both from her briefing and from the white house generally. we had a couple statements from president biden's torn today one of the people in the white house council's office, one of the attorneys who said and karine jean-pierre repeated this several times as well he takes classified documents seriously. the white house position is that this was inadvertent misplacement and they also called it a mistake, the attorney did. but the white house has not answered questions about how they got there why they were there in the first place. and why they didn't disclose all of this a lot earlier. >> bret: right. as it came. and the timeline there, mollie, is really interesting. the new chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike turner wants to know about who had access to all the documents in e

mollie hemingway editor and chief at the federalist. d senior fellow at the manhattan institute. mollie, it's interesting to see changes on the issue of abortion and how much it played in the midterms this past year. >> well, we had for so many years no ability to even weigh in on what abortion policies should be. because of that roe v. wade ruling. with dobbs. the american people are allowed now to have an input in what abortion law should be in their states and nationwide. and you note in that polling, seemed pretty favorable to abortion supporters, even in that poll, the 64% of people who would like at least some protections for unborn children and their mothers and that's what is so significant about dobbs. it now allows people to work to have some protection for children whether you want full protections or just a little and that's where, you know, at the march for life today excellent reporting on this show on what was going on there. there is a move and focus now on what can be done at the state level. >> bret: harold? >> well, fi

things to hide he has been hiding some of them for over 15 years with that, bring in our panel, mollie hemingwayorrespondent at the washington examiner and mara liasson national political correspondent of "national public radio." mara, your sense in the white house, obviously they are not saying much there. they are pointing everybody to the white house council's office and the doj. but has this evolved and even more documents were found it is frustrating. >> frustrating for democrats. that's for sure. >> this is a classic drip, drip, drip story we don't know what the documents are we don't what the mar-a-lago documents are. every day you get a headline another document found keeps the story alive when a lot of democrats are becomes exasperated and frustrated because this is hurting joe biden just as he is about to run for re-election. this is the kind of thing that we're going to have to wait for the special counsel in both of these cases to find out what actually both of these men were keeping in their residences. >> bret: mollie? >> i think joe biden has a very difficult situation here of his

mollie hemingway supreme court expert wrote a book about the discovery of that. >> didn't seem like arious effort to find out what had happened and it should have been a serious effort. this leak led to an assassination attempt on a sitting u.s. supreme court justice. it has also led to security problems for all of the justices who ruled in dobbs. this is such an important issue to get right and chief justice roberts did not seem to take it seriously. this very lax investigation. the marshal of the supreme court didn't seem to have the skills required an outside was consulted. not what should have been done if you wanted to determine who did this. >> brian: what do you try to do this decision is coming down the pike arguely on the left horrified about it. exercise the democrats to get to the polls and maybe they stopped a red wave. i think there is no other conclusion. but, if you are somebody that wants to change that decision before the decision becomes final in late june. you leak it out and put all types of pressure and maybe the conservative side of the court backs off lead many

molly hemingway will be coming up top of the hour. >> john: she is curious that hunter biden listed the wilmington home as his primary residence he was renting for $50,000 a month and i assume that the documents were in the garage at that time. >> sandra: i wonder if there will be visiting logs to the private homes of sitting presidents for example after all of this is said and done. move on to the economy now, some huge numbers to look at. the u.s. is set to hit the debt ceiling in just two days, and there's a political standoff happening in washington over what to do about it. fox business team coverage now, jackie deangelis and taylor rigs standing by, but first, hillary, can a split congress reach a deal with this deadline quickly approaching? >> sandra, it's not looking good, not looking like democrats are even interested in a deal. the white house saying they don't think they need to negotiate with republicans over the debt limit, and president trump himself saying republicans are being "fiscally demented" when it comes to the debt, but republicans say definition of insanity to en

outnumbered" and i am emily compagno here with harris faulkner and also joining us emily campagno, mollie hemingwayli gil valletta, marc thiessen. we begin with political legal liability the president's handling of classified documents could have on his plans as the growing scandal raises more unanswered questions. there have been six or seven discoveries in different locations but we still don't know who removed those documents in the first place. what exactly was in them? where they were cut before they ended up in delaware and the penn biden center and went on why they were taken and how did the president remove these documents exactly? our own peter doocy try to get some answers at the white house press briefing, watch. >> is president biden involved up in a cover? >> the president has been clear that he takes this very seriously. that is a question that everybody left out. interesting question to ask, but any other underlying questions that you may have, i would refer you to my colleagues, the white house counsel. i will continue to be consistent and refer you to any questions that you have th

philip wegmann and mollie hemingway.s move. there is still questions about where the equipment is, how much money is going up there. how to track it. but, no longer is there any kind of trepidation about these weapons going in as there was at the beginning. >> the white house will tell you of course ukraine wanted all of the military equipment all at once. what they are trying to do is make certain that those shipments match the evolving situation on the ground. i thought it was very interesting today that the president said that these tanks were going to be used to liberty ukraine when i pressed john kirby on whether that meant retaking crimea though and offensive action. he said that they weren't going to -- they weren't going to show their hand that that was a decision for the ukrainians to make. >> bret: mollie, this is a big rhetorical change and action from the beginning of his operation. >> definitely a major escalation in this conflict. the military establishment, the military leadership, which can include elemen

howard: joining us now to analyze the coverage, mollie hemingway, editor and chief of the federalist,new york, liz claman of fox business network. mollie, the reaction was, oh, this is just a minor sloppiness by the biden team. now i think the tone has gotten tougher. i think many of these journalists are angry and outraged. >> welsh it's interesting to see that that would be called angry. of those questions that you showed from the white house press corps, really only peter doocy's was getting at some of the deeper issues there and was rightfully called aggressive. i think it's good to think about the perspective here. no administration got kinder coverage than the obama-biden administration from the press. then we also saw that the press basically ran president biden's presidential campaign, allowing him to sit in the basement while they went after his opponent, president trump from. they were hysterical constantly with president trump. they were the ones pushing this russia collusion hoax. he were hostile about literally everything he did. and you see in those questions they're act

and a pess going to own all of , >> and that's the angle.d joining meth now, mollie hemingway, editor in chief of the federalist and a fox news contributoutor, anr and stephen, founder of america first legala and former senior adviser to president trump. molly, they're trying to paintrn biden as this new kind of appealing figure to unite unite the country. will it work? well , you've got two different realities going on . you've got what everyone in america is experiencinrealitiegi horrible economy, a complete hopolicyof our southern borderen ,foreign policy failures. everyone knows those aredy happening. and ye that isning butt i do the people in the media trying to paper over those. they essentially ran his initial campaign might be a little harder for them to do that. r them tw thatnow that they he i the excuse of being in the basement. but i assume tha ast they will try. now, stephen , wheyon you hear the administration say that the border hasth and theirnc priority since day one , explain to our audience how that might be true, bute only for the illegals crossing t the border. >>

mollie hemingway doesn't feel the same way. >> this didn't seem like a really serious effort to find out what had happened and it should have been a serious effort. this leak led to an assassination attempt on a sitting u.s. supreme court justice, also led to security problems for all of the justices who voted or who ruled in dobbs. this is such an important issue to get right and justice, chief justice roberts did not seem to take it very seriously. very lax investigation. the marshall of the supreme court didn't seem to have the skills required, an outside firm was consulted, but not anything near the level of what should have happened if you really wanted to determine conclusively who did this. >> steve:. >> steve: so people are scratching their head. you know what? it could have been one of the actual justices because the report did not indicate clearly whether the justices 'em this selves or others close to them were questioned. some of the people were interrogated and some were questioned more than once which is curious.

. >> joining me now is mollieing i hemingway, the federalistn ch editor in chief and fox newsief contributorley, fformer trump assistant assi secretary of the treasury and host of the monicacretary os podcast, ladies. bill , thank you st.o much forko being here. molly, i guess i guesshy the question is , why did iton take so long for a former president who garnered the votes of 70 million plus otes 70 million people? >> why does it take so long to him for him to be allowedreac to , i don't know, reach those voters? unbelieva it is unbelievable that they were allowed to for two years, that facebook was allowed to do platform at first the sitting president of the united states , thenident o, and then the leader of the republican party and now a the leader of the republican party, now a candidate for president , a potential futurefe president of the united states . they did this in part becausresf the people weren't creating enough outrage over it. this faceboohk in general haso a done so much to attack freedom of speech, freedomck of expression, the freedom of people to debate. they didn't do

hemingway the editor in chief of fox news. monica crowley former trump assistant secretary of the treasury and host of the monica crowley podcast. ladies, thank you for being here. molly, the question is why did it take so long for a former president who garnered the votes of 70 million plus people, why does it take so long for him to reach those voters? >> it is unbelievable that they were allowed for two years, that facebook was allowed to d platform at first the sitting president of the united states, and then the leader of the republican party and now a candidate for president, a potential future president of the united states. they did this in part because people were not creating enough outrage over it. facebook in general has done so much to attack freedom of speech, freedom of expression and freedom of people to debate. they didn't do it just would trump. they did it with all sorts of effective voices. some important debates about covid. now finally two years later after meddling in election after election, they or finally saying he can come back. this isn't even coming close to making right what did he did to the country and what they continue to do. >> that'