. >> dana: congresswoman nancy mace is a member of the committee interviewing archer and we'll talk to her in a moment. first to chad pergram on the hill. >> good morning. we're standing outside the o'neill office building where devon archer will arrive at 10:00 talk to house investigators not under oath for four hours. between 10:00 and 2:00 today. we're told they will discuss new bank records they have from ukraine, kazakhstan and russia. devon archer has avoided testifying three times but he will talk today about business contacts he had with hunter biden and the president. >> we know that devon archer has met and communicated many, many times with joe biden about burisma and other things. we have other bank statements that we've obtained that we have questions about pertaining to countries that we believe archer may have knowledge of. >> fox has obtained 2018 text messages between hunter biden and devon archer. in one text hunter refers to the justice department as mother blankers. he also tells archer they will have the last laugh. republicans are cautious about the interview. >>

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south carolina republican congress woman nancy mace is joining me on the face. congresswoman, first, happy fourth of july to you. second president biden will not take no for an answer even though the supreme court made it clear to relieve student debt lies with congress. >> we knew last year when joe biden put this policy out there it was unconstitutional. this is one of the most absurd policies of left's progressives. why should a waffle house waitress pay for the master's degree of somebody else? 87% of americans without student debt shouldn't be subsidizing the 13% of americans -- i'm not going to take economic advice from aoc. no thanks. >> representative mace, thanks. alexandria ocasio-cortez is asking to suspect the payments on the federally backed student loans. what do you think about that plan and is this just meant to buy votes, the college votes for the next election? >> totally is. it was last time. it is this time. when you take out a loan in this country, you have to take responsibility for your debts. you have to pay that loan back. this was a pro

again made possible by that same infrastructure bill, which nancy mace also voted against. fact, when the bill passed congresswoman mace called it a fiasco and the socialist wish list. u.s. transportation secretary pete buttigieg was asked about the republican highway hypocrisy when he was in nancy mace's home state last month. >> what are your thoughts on republicans applauding projects that are funded with federal dollars they voted against originally? >> well, i would say welcome aboard. >> and transportation secretary pete buttigieg joins me now. mr. secretary, your magnanimity is in impressive in that moment. what is the biden administration's plan in making sure americans know who voted for these programs? by my count a majority of republicans voted against this infrastructure bill that's going to bring $110 billion for road repair, $39 billion to modernize transit, $7.5 billion in electric vehicle charges. these are big investments they voted against, so is the any kind of messaging strategy here to correct the wrongs? >> well, look, i think it's important for these

defense bill with controversial amendments on hot button social issues, republican congressman nancy maceill join us with her take. but first correspondent matt finn with the latest hi matt. >> mike: the house voted to amend the annual defense spending bill by overturning policy that reimbursing service members for abortion-related expenses. the house also voted to ban transgender health services in the military. in a bitter debate republicans have been arguing in part that the abortion reis burstment is a piece of the democrats woke military agenda that republicans are trying to end. the speaker of the house kevin mccarthy says democrats are trying to change the course of history. >> and for decades in america, from the most proceed-life to the most pro choice person in congress they believed in the hide amendment and that is simply what it's saying. do not use taxpayer money on abortion. and the other part would be is, what they're looking at, should we allow wokism in our military. >> now democrats allege republicans are trying to hijack the bipartisan defense spending bill by attackin

that was, again, made possible by that very same infrastructure bill, which nancy mace also voted against when the bill passed, congresswoman mace called it a fiasco, and a socialist wish list. u.s. transportation secretary pete buttigieg was asked about the republican highway topography when he wasn't nancy mace, his home state last month. >> [inaudible] >> well, [laughter] i would say welcome aboard. >> transportation secretary buttigeig joins me now mister secretary, your magnanimity is impressive in that moment, but i have to ask what is the biden white house plan for making sure americans know who voted for these -- by my count a majority of republicans in the senate voted against this infrastructure bill that will bring 110 billion dollars for road and mitchell pair, 39 billion dollars to modernize transit, seven and a half billion in electric vehicle charges. these are big investments that they voted against. so is there any kind of messaging strategy here to correct the wrongs? >> well, look i think it's important for these members of congress for their constituents to know where

so the fact that nancy mace is praising this is great.all, who are you going with? second of all, why is it so hard to be, like, you know what? i'm gonna vote for this because it's bringing broadband access to underserved areas. >> i am going with senator tuberville just because he deserves it. you know, this is the party of no. we keep seeing republicans time and time again, saying no to any democratic policies, they did this with obama, they met with him and said, you know, they met while he was being inaugurated to say when he would be a one term president. they are doing the same thing with joe biden, even when presented with opportunities to bring things back to their district. same with lbj electrified and providing electricity for rural communities in this, at this is like joe biden's attempt with broadband. his legacy would be very, very much so providing for all 50 states, even in republican districts. and they just want to make him a failure. so they vote against their policies and they want to sit there at the ribbon cutting, a

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obviously, nancy mace expressing her concerns there.arthy there's a lot of different pressures you have to consider here, right? i mean, i thought ken buck, the congressman, had really interesting commentary last week, which is that he thought it was just a distraction tactic by mccarthy to try to alleviate some of the pressure from conservatives that he is facing right now over, among other things, the debt limit and the forthcoming fight over government funding. at the same time, you know, mccarthy does have trump to consider. trump wants the expungement of his impeachments. to charlie's point, he wants to dirty the waters so it looks like, you know, joe biden and myself are all the same. if you're mccarthy, you have to sort of just make it through the day at some point, so i think that's why he's floated it. i don't see it happening immediately. i think there's a reason he kind of dialed it back a little bit. part of the reason i don't think it happens immediately is, frankly, i don't think they made the case yet. you have to conside

congressman nancy mace, a lot of news recently as well as, well, a remark at a prayer breakfast. she's on the powerful oversight committee. much more with her coming up next as we continue. hi, i'm jill and i've lost 56 pounds on golo. hi, i'm barry and i've lost 42 pounds. jill and i are a team. if she tells me to do something, i usually jump on board. golo was doable, it's realistic, and it's something we can do the rest of our lives. >> congress to depart on a lengthy summer recess which i think is a good thing but if they aren't working that means they aren't spending any more of our money. we probably won't be hearing too much from capitol hill for a while but lawmakers are making the most of the time they have left including south carolina woman down the cumbersome and nancy mace he made a lot of news this week. on the hearings on the oppose, house oversight committee. on the topic of hunter biden and ufos. take a look. >> first thing i want to say today that if hunter biden, you are watching this right now, you are not above the law. justice is coming for you today. the pr

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nancy mace is a disgrace to republican women.ould not be giving them taxpayer funding for abortions to take them. so, you voted for the provision, do you think the government should be backing those expenses? >> well, i am pro-life, my voting record will reflect that. i don't believe it is okay at this time recently to post roe to target women in uniform. that's wrong and it looks bad. every time we do an abortion vote, we should also be having a vote on bills and legislation and amendments that showcase that we care about women. who are we doing to help women that have been raped. what are we doing to improve the faster care system who are unwanted when they are born. how are we ensuring women have the adoption verses abortion. are we giving counseling to women who have abortions because a lot of women recovering after making that decision. what are we doing to find the middle ground. we can take those votes. we have not done anything in seven months of the legislative session to show that we care about women. that's for comment

maria: joining the south carolina congresswoman nancy mace, member of the house oversight arm servicesnd veterans affairs committees, good to see you again. thank you for being here what is your reaction of this indictment of galba. >> nobody should be surprised i don't trust the d.o.j. or the fbi they are trying to silence our witnesses, he deserves to testify before the oversight committee we have a lot of questions, we want to know the evidence that he brought forth to the fbi in the brussels meeting in 2019 was not followed up on. and the irony is not lost on anyone charging him for failing to register as a foreign agent. have a question for the d.o.j. and the fbi this morning. what was hunter biden doing with millions and millions of dollars from foreign countries advocating and lobbying on their behalf. this is obscene that they're not charging hunter with the same crimes are charging the sky. maria: you are saying that hunter biden should've registered as a foreign agent. he did all of these deals with the foreigners and he once again is skating on that. >> absolutely. we saw te

let's go to nancy mace, on the oversight committee investigating the bidens. congresswoman, great to have you here. everybody has been waiting for this because devin archer has declined to testify or respond to this subpoena three times already. is it your understanding that this is a real date, that he will do this on monday, july 31 now? >> yes. i spoke with the oversight committee that they had been working and negotiating a date and time, as possibly as next monday where he will come in for a transcribed interview. devin archer is hunter biden's b.f.f. he knows where all the bodies are buried. i believe his testimony will be compelling enough to show that joe biden was in the room during much of these deals and discussions. my question for joe biden is today, if you did nothing wrong, why lie about it? we have to get to the bottom of this and the truth and show the american people as much evidence as possible, whether that is witnesses, documents, tapes, recordings, et cetera, so they'll believe our investigation and what we have uncovered so far. >> marth

watch what nancy mace said. >> based on the evidence i've seen so far, i think the number is going tore. this will go down as one of the most politically corrupt presidents and families in u.s. history. and we've got to show and prove it to the american people. we've got to show them everything that we have. maria: john, this is just extraordinary. the house oversight committee has shown us bank records and of course witness testimony that has proven that this family has taken in money. yesterday, hunter biden told the judge that he's taken in $600,000. we don't know how much money it is. it could be much more than that. but where do you think this goes now? >> well, you know, you played the clip where joe biden has said no one from my family has made any money on china and now hunter biden said in court this week to the judge in response to questions that he had earned income from the ccp, cefc deal. so the question is did joe biden receive any of that money and if the paper trail documents that, hunter biden's not the only one that will be guilty of tax evasion. it would be presiden

congressman nancy mace of the great state of south carolina, it's great to see you. >> thank you, asay in a small georgia town of hampton for a shooting suspect. senior correspondent steve harrigan is live in hampton with more on the man people are are searching for. hello, steve. >> reporter: mike, we're getting some new information about this suspected killer, a man bereaved to have killed four people -- believed to have killed four people. all four of those crime scenes now in one neighborhood, and it's believed the suspected shooter lived there as well. one witness to one of the shootings said it appeared that the shooter was wearing some sort of tactical gear. despite carrying out a killing, he behaved in a very calm manner. >> all of a sudden, bam. as soon as i heard it, i knew what it was. i was shocked. i was so shocked that he was cool, calm and collected. >> reporter: right now police are still holding back the names of the four people who have been killed and also no word yet on any motive as to why these killings took place. but police officials are vowing to bring the ki

here's what congressman, congresswoman nancy mace said on fox news sunday about what she anticipatess going to say tomorrow. >> this was a person who was in business with hunter biden and biden family members, he was the bff of the president's son. is he going to tell us that joe biden us in the room via conference call or in person and to what extent he was involved in this mess? >> so, mark, let's say he comes and he says all that. how damning could this be for president biden? >> well, i think the ripple effect will be what will be key, which is if that testimony is given, i it's going to put a lot more pressure on two critical playerses here; on the department of justice to extend the investigation from hunter biden into other people involved and potentially the president himself, right in and, of course, it's going to put added pressure on the federal district court judge in delaware who ultimate wily would have to sign off on any future potential 34r50e deal, and if this kind of testimony comes out, that's going to to have her laze arer focused on it even more. she was already

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. >> john: andy, quick question, we have nancy mace standing by, she has some time crunches. i want to come back to something you said a moment ago. whenever you speak i listen very closely because you really do know what you are talking about. you used the word legitimate plea deal, words legitimate plea deal a number of times in your first answer to our questions. do you not believe this was a legitimate deal? >> john, the biden justice department cannot ethically investigate the president's son for conduct that the president is implicated in. and if this was legitimate the attorney general would have appointed a special counsel. he has not done that, why you get funky stuff like someone who is the main subject of the investigation or one of them and in the middle of what you say is a continuing investigation you are taking a plea from him to nonsense. >> john: all right. andy, stand by with us. we have a lot more to talk about. right now, somewhere else we need to jump. >> sandra: andy, thank you, we will get back to you soon as well. south carolina congresswoman nancy mac

tennessee congressman tim burchett and south carolina congresswoman nancy mace said the biden administration is getting a pass every time there's something strange going on with the president biden or his family argument regarding his administration with the white house, no one can never seem to find an answer. president biden and his family were away from the white house in the days leading up to the discovery on thursday, the secret service closed its investigation after no fingerprints or dna turned up connected to the cocaine and surveillance footage of the staff and tour group area did not identify a suspect. it is deeply frustrating. this is on the most secure locations in the world. of the best law enforcement officers in the world. anyone who visits the white house has to give identifying information. and pastor security. and while staff members are fingerprinted, tour groups are not. i'm satisfied that the secret service and the white house are. >> on top of democrats including maryland congressman jamie raskin called the investigation thorough but remain concerned about how the dru

congresswoman nancy mace from south carolina had suggested or required -- demanded that the party should try to find some middle ground on that issue. we will have to see if those calls are successful. host: let's go to rachel, calling from forney, texas on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. i was listening to someone on c-span the other day. they was talking about what the bill expired that can sell military rifles. right after that, the cartels were able to get military rifles. that is when we started having problems with people coming over from mexico and we had problems with illegals coming over here. this time they were going to let this brady bill expire, over 80% was against military rifles being sold. then, fox news and conservative radio lied and said the sale of the military rifles was going to help the iraq war. that is the reason why so many people allow the brady bill to expire. why isn't fox held accountable for the lies? guest: i am not exactly sure quite in relation to iraq. the assault weapons ban did expire. there have been calls from president bi

russia, china, kazakhstan, ukraine, romania, mexico, a dozen countries or more, we are told by nancy mace in business. he doesn't have experience in any of it. there is no way you can be addicted to crack cocaine and be a major alcoholic that needed rehab as much as he has had it and not be compromised. can you? they must have a big dossier on the biden family. doesn't that mean joe is compromised as well? if he was calling in with these foreign business partners, isn't he compromised too? >>> that is the keyword, compromise. go back a few years. we spent three years looking for this alleged compromise that the russians had on donald trump. that was a live. there was nothing over there. it was based on nonsense. now in the present day we look at the fbi to 123 form. the most interesting part of that form was the source speaking to the head of charisma. he said he had audiotapes of hunter biden and joe biden that he was keeping in his back pocket for a rainy day. that is textbook compromise. that's exactly what they said that the russians had on trump but now the ukrainians allegedly have

her guest south carolina congresswoman nancy mace, republican presidential candidate north dakota governor doug burr government thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ ♪ >> laura: hi, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from minneapolis tonight. still the economy, stupid. that he was the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: working class people are a heck of a lot smarter than politicians and political consultants think they are, like this man i ran into in minneapolis yesterday. >> bidenomics they say is working. >> you know what, as long as you are blind. because half of them like biden they can't think. they have can't think straight at all. it is important that people of all race and color need to wake up and look at the issues. it's not about racism. >> on a national level it ho could make a difference just to get the economy going. >> the only person that can save our bee loved country, this bee loved country is our bee loved president donald trump. it's impor

>> kevin: i love new term biologics, to me, that questioning with nancy mace, i think the truth is outre somewhere. >> harris: biologics, it is human condition that we think other things around the world would look like us. if they exist, why wouldn't they have different form? it is biological, might not be a body. >> ainsley: from a christian standpoint, did god do this? >> kennedy: god is all powerful and nonrepresent. >> emily: so much more to come, coming up on capitol hill, a former transgender teen speaking out against transgender surgery for kids. heartbreaking and emotional testimony, that is next. i won't let me moderate to severe plaque psoriasis symptoms define me... emerge as you. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...and the majority stayed clearer, at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge as you. emerge tremfyant®. ask you doctor about tremfya®. veteran home

seem well founded given the fact that members of congress speaking today, republicans including nancy mace, saying that i think the sort of dissolution of this plea deal opens some doors there and gives them a little bit more fuel behind what they are doing. they've suggested that they could be an impeachment inquiry regarding hunter biden and joe biden's alleged role in some of the financial misdeeds. there's been no actual evidence to that end. how unusual is it to have members of congress making statements about federal investigations like this? >> i've gone through much of my adult life not paying any attention to what members of congress say. i mean that in a bipartisan sense. i don't think it matters at all for the prosecutors here. it might matter in some quarters. it might matter in politics. it might matter for fundraising. to the prosecutors, i can assure you that it doesn't matter at all, they don't pay attention to it. it's an unusual case because it's a high profile case. most cases, as i mentioned, do resolve by plea agreement. occasionally they hit snags, but what republican

her guest south carolina congresswoman nancy mace, republican presidential candidate north dakota governor. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ ♪ >> laura: hi, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from minneapolis tonight. still the economy, stupid. that he was the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: working class people are a heck of a lot smarter than politicians and political consultants think they are, like this man i ran into in minneapolis yesterday. >> bidenomics they say is working. >> you know what, as long as you are blind. because half of them like biden they can't think. they

plus, congresswoman nancy mace on ufos, devon archer coming up on monday.is a nasty little girl. and doug burgum, is he governor and he has just made the debate stage criteria in a very tricky way some people say is not legit. >> jesse: what is she, greg? don't say it. kennedy. >> kennedy: i will be hosting fox news saturday night tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern. i have the nature boy nic flair on how he is in the best shape of his life at 74 years old. and a shark attack victim. plus, i have got two secret guguest guests that will absolutely blow your mind plus, this just in from subway. if you are willing to change your last name to subway. they will give you free subs for life. >> jesse: no way. >> kennedy: pay for the name change. just change your last name to subway. >> jesse: guys, every homeless person should change their last name to subway. >> he solved the crisis. >> jesse: homelessness solved, hunger solved. you are welcome, america. that's it for us. have great night. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. most of

. >> that is congresswoman nancy mace of south carolina saying there will still be questions, we also heard from a senator. they say the investigation has concluded and they were unable to find out who the person was that brought the drugs to the west wing. not seeing major changes to white house security, i imagine that is next step, will there be talk about this going forward. the white house has gone to great length to show the evidence that the president and his family were not here when the drugs were discovered and know ares will not let up, even though the secret service says the investigation on over. >> harris: some of the evidence them saying they were not there shows not to be true. they were not there, particularly on an important friday and you and the press corps know the president's family and he were in the white house until 6:30 p.m. on that friday. there are cameras everywhere. how were there no cameras there? they were supposed to check the cameras nearby showed, what became of that? >> mark: the cameras were not over the phone cubies. there is driveway entrance. fo

. >> yeah, ut what republican congresswoman nancy mace said this morning about the gop's push to impeachen. >> i do believe at this point an inquiry is different from an impeachment vote. every time we walk the plank, we are putting moderate members, those seats, at risk. it's not just peach. >> so in your view does a biden impeachment inquiry seem likely? >> um, there's a lot of pressure inside the republican conference to do it. but she is exactly right. i mean, there are 18 house republicans in districts that biden carried. there are several more in districts that trump carried by only a narrow margin and one thing that we saw in 2022 is really an unprecedented number of voters who are dissatisfied with the economy and/or disappointed in biden's performance still voted for democrats anyway because they viewed it until and the house republicans are consistently behaving in a way, not only on impeachmentment but on abortion, transgender issues, of satisfying the furthest flight rank caulk of their. having said that, i think that the party who wins the white house is highly likely to als

concerns seem well-founded given the fact members of congress speaking today, republicans including nancy maceing i can the disillusion of this plea deal opens doors here and gives us fuel behind what we're doing. they suggested there could be an impeachment inquiry regarding hunter biden and joe biden's alleged role in some of the financial misdeeds though there has been no actual evidence to that end. i mean, how unusual is it to have members of congress making statements about federal investigations like this? >> yeah, i've gone through much of my adult life, alex, not paying attention to what members of congress say and i mean that in a bipartisan sense. i don't think it matters at all to the prosecutors here. it may matter in some quarters, it may matter in politics, it may matter to fund-raising, but for the prosecutors i can assure you it doesn't matter at all and they don't pay attention to it. it's an unusual case because it's a high profile case. most cases as i mention do resolve by plea agreement. occasionally they hit snags but what republicans or democrats frankly has to say abou

house oversight member nancy mace earlier with dana and me talking about how she hopes archer tells the truth today. the interview is released as soon as possible so the american people can make up their own minds. >> the million dollar question is whether or not joe biden was in the room by phone or in person and any of his involvement in any of these deals that we're seeing. we've seen evidence of corruption, money laundering and bribery. >> bill: full coverage on fox. miranda devine with more on that and what devon archer may know. first david spunt live at the justice department with more on hunter biden's latest efforts on the legal front. david, nice to see you, good morning. >> if you thought the tension on capitol hill was palpable regarding republicans and their efforts to get information from the white house and white house counsel's office or d.o.j. regarding hunter biden, you should check it out today. it is more intense. republicans are constantly being stonewalled when it comes to getting information regarding their investigation. their separate congressional invest into t

i spoke with nancy mace last week, the congresswoman who told me that by her estimations, the biden familyn in from foreign nationals, tied to government. so we're going to talk with james comer about his investigation of influence peddling and whether or not he and his colleagues are prepared for devin archer coming in behind closed doors. this could be a history altering interview that's happening on monday. so we will get into it. we'll talk about the intelligence behind all of that and how all of this influence peddling has put america in a vulnerable position when its comes to communist china. we'll talk with mike turner about that, the chairman of the intelligence committee. we'll analyze it with miranda divine andal a. >> al: alan dershowitz. we saw the doj turn the screws on donald trump with more charges against him. we'll get into the different levels of government and accountability when we see you in about 10 minutes' time. douglas: you couldn't have a better lineup or a better list of experts on those subjects. really look forward to seeing that. thanks so much, maria bartirom

nancy mace give the final warning on "fox news sunday." >> we are putting moderate members putting thoseeats at risk for 2024. we are pretty majority at risk. >> capitol hill the transcript of the devon archer interviewed by the end of the week, jon. >> that is if he doesn't get arrested first by the authorities to say they want to send him to prison. is that a possibility, could they swoop in and take him off to jail? we'll have to see if u.s. marshals show up and surround the capitol tomorrow. mystics will be fascinating testimony we are supposed to get a read back it will not be carried a alive we are supposeo get a transcript. >> that's right it's a closed-door hearing tomorrow chad pergram reports three -- four days after the interview tomorrow we should see an official transcript of the interview, jon. >> i know it devon archer said he would testify and backed out several times. we will see if he actually does appear in capi capitol hill tomw lucas tomlinson, thanks. a busy week and on the campaign trail for the gop's presidential hopefuls. the candidate spent this weekend making t

here's south carolina congresswoman nancy mace with me earlier in the program about this. >> he deserves the oversight committee. we have a lot of questions we want to know why the evidence he brought forth to the fbi in that brussels meeting in 2019 was not followed up on and the irony here is not lost on anyone. charging him for failing to register as a foreign agent, well, i have a question for the doj and fbi this morning. what was hunter biden doing with millions and millions of dollars from foreign countries advocating, lobbying on their behalf? maria: and yet amber, they're getting away with it in plain sight once again. we know about all of these millions of dollars that hunter biden and the biden family have taken in from foreigners and yet we have no indication that there was any business service that he was providing other than influence peddling. i'd like to know the decisions that joe biden made as vice president, as well as president, that he made in response to getting all this money. >> exactly. and the timing of this indictment obviously seems super suspicious. regardles

olivia, nancy mace is right, this is a very frustrating end to this whole debacle it's also a fallacy don't even work for the federal government. >> yeah. i mean, house republicans weren't blown away, pun intended, by how the secret service has handled this. they walked in honing to get answers. they came out and they were saying that they were very disappointed. the white house does do drug testing. i think the biden administration has talked about it in terms of legalizing marijuana. they are for that but they still test some of their staffers. as to whether they are going to be able to find it, they are not getting those answers. it's just bad optics for the white house, right? someone talking about being serious and, yet, here you have a bag found in a locker and they can't figure out who did it. >> gillian: it is bad optics. juan, is it fair for republican lawmakers to blame the inconclusive findings on the biden white house? is it true that they could have found the culprit if they were just tougher and more security oriented like republicans are saying? >> i don't think so. i t

testify, former air force intelligence officer david grush had this exchange with representative nancy macelieve officials at the national security apparatus have withheld information from congress and subverted our oversight authority? >> there are certain elected leaders that had more information. i'm not sure what they have shared. but certain ly. >> based on your experience and extensive conversations with experts u do you believe our government has made contact with intelligence extraterrestrials? >> something i can't discuss in a public setting. >> dp you believe we have crashed craft, do we have the bodies of the pilots who piloted this craft? >> biologics came with some of these recoveries, yes. >> were they human or nonhuman? >> nonhuman, and that was the assessment of people with direct knowledge on the program that are currently still in the program. >> nonhuman, he said. the hearing received sharp criticism in a posting by dr. shawn who runs the pentagon' recently formed all domain resolution office. i cannot let yesterday's hearing pass without sharing how insulting it was to t

oversight committee member nancy mace telling me joe biden and family may have taken in upwards of $50 from foreign nationals while he was a a sitting vice president and beyond. tomorrow a key player in the biden business partnership is set to testify before congress behind closed doors. former hunter biden business associate devon archer set to sit for an on the record interview with house oversight committee members behind closed doors monday morning on just how involved joe biden was in hunter's foreign deal making. the new york post's miranda devine is reporting that archer is expected to reveal hunter put his then-vice president father on the phone with business associates at least two dozen times. this, of course, would appear to contradict president biden's claim that he never spoke with hunter biden about any business deals. miranda devine will join us coming up later in this broadcast. stay with us for that. meanwhile, hunter's plea deal with his father's doj unraveled wednesday after a federal judge balked at demands that his plea would exonerate him from any future criminali

plus, congresswoman nancy mace ons, devon archer coming up on monday. >> she may like to have a little a debat governor and he has just made the debate stage criteriage cria very tricky way that some people say is not legit. >> we'll talk to him about it. what is shlegit.>> jesse greg?e >> doug kennedy. i will be hosting fox news. east saturday night tomorrow night at 10 p.m. eastern. i'vehave n got the nature boy, c flair on how he's in the best shape of his like life athave 74 years old and a shark attack victim. plus two i've got two secret gus that will absolutely blow your mind. plus, this just in from m subwae . if you're willing to change your last name to subway, they will give you free subs fos for like. >> no, they have a name change . >> just change your last name to subway. and those last week, guys,d chan every homeless person shouldge change your last name for subway to solve the crisis. >> all right. homelessness. hunger solved. you're welcome, america. that's it for usri.ca n e a greajet night. welcom >>e welcome to jesse watters. prime timeprime ti tonight. >> go back

joining me now is nancy mace a republican who voted for the bill. congressman, thank you. mccarthy claimed he is not being driven to the right by his members but says he is allowing the house to work its will. >> from my perspective representing a middle ground district i would believe otherwise within this bill and it was one of the more partisan and it daa's but when it goes to the senate a lot of the amendments will get thrown out because the majority is a different makeup than it is in the house. >> speaking of the amendments, what passed today is not what it will look like in the end. you have repeatedly spoken out on your party's stance on abortion and you said yesterday and i am quoting you now that your party needs to stop being -- to women. what is u-boat for this? >> i want to be consistent on military policy and it is very specific to travel. the military does not pay for abortion services at all. this was strictly related to travel. they do not under any case reimbursed for travel for elective procedures. i did not like the idea of this amendment. these are not

schools, they have health care, they have good roads, et cetera, so by all means, south carolina, nancy mace for things she voted against, please give some money to kentucky, help them out, tommy tuberville, talk about you all the time. you should be paying more, and taking care of your own people, instead of feeding off of democrats that pay higher taxes. >> greg: please, leaders of other states, just completely, you know, so your taxpayers the way we have sold ours. >> jessica: why should we pay for them? >> greg: that's not the argument. the point is, we are getting -- i, as a new yorker, this is astounding. we pay the most, may be california pays more, it is ridiculous, and we get nothing out of it, so i think what you are talking about, it is a ridiculous point, and i don't have an answer for it. >> jessica: that actually happens more than you would like to admit. >> greg: i want to talk about the migration thing. this is the triumph of something i call federalism. states experimenting and competing with each other, right, what other states, some do it one way, some another, this is why

calmer and some other republicans including congresswoman nancy mace also darkly intimated that thismant's disappearance was a result of some sort of nefarious plot. >> i don't trust the doj or the fbi, they are trying to silence our witnesses. >> we have people who want to come forward, but on the same area, they fear for their lives. not only are the biden lawyers and the biden white house intimidating him, the media is trying to intimidate and discredit them. >> and then the missing witness himself, and it's really professor named dr. gonell warped. actually released a kind of hostage breathlessly covered by the murdoch-owned near post, claiming that the government is out to get him. >> i will volunteer to inform the u.s. government about potentially security breach. and about compromising information about a man vowing to be the next president. i am now being hunted by the very same people who i informed and may have to leave on the run for the rest of my life. >> okay, i will admit i did not quite know what to make of all of this. it would seem not that, credible kind of amazing

. >> nancy mace of south carolina argued against the amendment to block the military's abortion policyed down in the end. bipartisan coalition has supported the annual defense bill for six decades. but that may not be the case this year. bill. >> bill: chad pergram on the hill. got a heat wave for millions of americans in the southwest. shattering records over the weekend. death valley is forecast to see a high of 131 degrees on sunday. if we get there, that would mark the hottest temperature the planet has ever known. wow. nearly a third of americans under a heat alert with phoenix, arizona all week long hot temperatures. that's what you get when you live in the desert. however, we could see highs that passed 110 degrees for the 15th straight day in phoenix. air conditioners are working. >> dana: top democrats are prepping a contingency plan for biden's re-election bid. they are sounding the alarm over the campaign's slow start with some beginning to call for possible replacement. so could democrats see a battle for the nomination next spring? josh is editor is chief of jewish insider

nancy mace said hunter biden, if you're watching, no one is above the law. justice is coming for you. mace said this opens doors and gives republicans fuels in their investigations. the house must vote to start impeachment inquiry. this may boost the likelihood of that. devin archer, the burisma board member, he appears for a transcribed interview on monday, neil. >> neil: going to get an update on mitch mcconnell. is he okay? he had this freeze. a lot of people wondering what happened. >> mcconnell began his press conference and stalled. he froze for 18 seconds. senators asked if he was okay. mcconnell then just walked away and returned and said he was fine. he suffered a fall earlier this year and was out for weeks. but he's back now. >> neil: so when he returned to talk to reporters, he's fine them. did they explain what happened? >> not really. he had this episode about a month ago where he had trouble with his hearing aids. it was strange at the press conference. this was distinct from that. >> neil: thanks, chad. i want to draw your attention to wall a

nancy mace, who's a republican congresswoman from south carolina, she ballparked at least one figure.here's what she said. listen. >> based on the evidence i've seen so far, i think the number's going to be north of $50 million that we're talking about here. this will go down as one of the most politically corrupt presidents and families in u.s. history. and we've got to show and prove it to the american people. we've got to show them everything that we have. guy: so, miranda, we know that the oversight committee has presented some evidence, like bank records, of this. what, nine different members of the family getting payments, and it's totally unclear in many cases why they were paid, what the services rendered were. at the very least, you would think this should get the attention and sort of raise the curiosity of people beyond conservatives and and republicans. >> well, absolutely. and, look, we have the testimony from two irs whistleblowers who were the two investigators looking into hunter biden for five years. they board over his documents -- pored over his documents and bank s