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robert hunter is a former us ambassador to nato, and he joins us from washington, d. c. at ukraine. foreign minister. you heard that calling for weapons to be delivered faster, faster, faster. should nato countries be stepping up their military aid to ukraine? without cow. in fact, it is surprising that the alliance of course not his taste, hasn't done more so far in terms of any grown at a missile defenses. let's go back in history. a napoleon left moscow when he was defeated, $912.00 on the 19th of october. i was pretty early and yet he ran into the general letter which defeated him. it's been obvious all autumn. then when the winter came, even though the ukrainians would continue to fight a fight. and in fact, prevailing on the battlefield, that russia would have an advantage by doing exactly what it's doing to try to turn out the lights and turn off the heat in ukraine. and show doing things faster, faster, faster, has to mean immediately. now something to be talked about and maybe done in a few months or so, there's also something we want to talk to you about that i

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, who hunter had with au woman by the name of london roberts. now, remember, it was hunterchil that denied that the child was even his in the first place until a dna test proved otherwise. now, just one of many bizarre moments in the chronicles of of hunter biden. with all that said, a child, i think we should all agree desr is innocent deserves the love of parents and grandparents. bln and if i, t was a republican,rec i bet the reaction wouldtionrmer ar very different here with reaction, former arkansas governor mike huckabeekaernor,,g with former florida attorney general pam bondibondi, governor huckabee, we startlook with you. look, hunter has, hunter a lot f troubles. i actually hope thatt he he's beyond them. people may not believe's. people that. i still think he should be held accountable. but if somebody can get offd od drugcas and get out of a lifestyle that is going to kill them. i'm happy to hear that. t ofi believe in redemption.ll l >> but the issue of a child, this is still the president's grandchild. why would they not recognizegra

it's in this period he met with the confederate congressman robert empty hunter who asked lee to tell jefferson davis the south could not win its case on the battlefield. lee refused to do so but according to hunter, he never said to me that he thought the chances were over but the tone in tenor of his remarks made that impression in my mind. hunter would be one of those second stories that i think gets dropped sometimes. it just doesn't fit the lead picture. then in march, lee met with jefferson davis who made it clear he had no plan for a diplomatic solution. his only plan was to have the north inflict so much misery on the south that they would rise in revolt and give him the forces he would need to win. now we move into -- i have to do this quickly know this point. april 2nd, grant breaks lisa lines and lee and has been abandoned petersburg and richmond. we can thank hollywood screenwriters for magnifying the symbolism of appomattox. there is a film currently rotational on those western channels called the undefeated with john wayne and rock hudson. opens with wayne senior great a

it's in this period he met with the confederate congressman robert empty hunter who asked lee to tell jefferson davis the south could not win its case on the battlefield. lee refused to do so but according to hunter, he never said to me that he thought the chances were over but the tone in tenor of his remarks made that impression in my mind. hunter would be one of those second stories that i think gets dropped sometimes. it just doesn't fit the lead picture. then in march, lee met with jefferson davis who made it clear he had no plan for a diplomatic solution. his only plan was to have the north inflict so much misery on the south that they would rise in revolt and give him the forces he would need to win. now we move into -- i have to do this quickly know this point. april 2nd, grant breaks lisa lines and lee and has been abandoned petersburg and richmond. we can thank hollywood screenwriters for magnifying the symbolism of appomattox. there is a film currently rotational on those western channels called the undefeated with john wayne and rock hudson. opens with wayne senior great a

hunter biden, the oversight chair james palmer joined congressman jordan to make clear that the president's son was not to their main targets. >> 2016 they spied on president trump's campaign, 2018 it was the robert mueller investigation, 2020 suppressing information about the hunter biden story, in 2022 they raided the president's home nine days before an election, maybe it would be nice if the justice department stay out of it and we decide who we think should lead us, that supposed to be how america works, so this is the focus on the judiciary comm committee. >> laura: joining me now is the man you just saw, congressman jim jordan, ranking member and soon to be chair of the house judiciary committee, that sounds nice to say, congressman, how do you respond to the criticism that will surely follow that these investigations coming out, while they are tantalizing to watch, they do nothing to help advance the cause of the american middle class and we are struggling right now today in the united states. speak of the american people deserve the truth, laura. we are going to make sure that they get the facts, they get the truth, they know what their government has been up to and the people who run th

robert charles, secretary of state and former naval intel intelligence office. good morning to you. elon musk wants to release details about twitter's decision to censor the hunteren laptop story. do you think that is the right move? >> i do, quite honestly, i think free speech is always good and more is better. when you get more free speech in the marketplace of ideas, i think that is a "new york post" story that twitter suppressed and i think it was wrong to suppress it. people wonder if suppression was because of the election. the bottom line is when you go to more speech rather than less, it is always better. the purpose is not there to regulate speech but to allow you, me and every american to say whatever they want. but not to limit the speech. that is the point. you get to prove with more speech, not less. >> griff: robert, i want to dig into your experience because of republicans have a lot on their plate and the new congress but you were staff director, chief counsel for national security, national affairs of justice for five years and dealt with oversight directly. we know the incoming chairman james comer will dive right into investigating the entire

robert thanksgiving football on fox. >> it's officially thanksgiving travel season and fox hunter has you covered all your holiday travel all week long, home for the holidays. fox weathee and action, we can learn and live. with che let's check in with joe biden, shall we?bi how many turkeys youden, s haven there? you raised cerclage range greatly, but not half million.5l turkeys you're gonna love. you halid nine and a half millik turkeys. i tell you what,ey it's like. >> some of the countries i'veune beens to see doing exactlyn evr will be on every night this week, even thanksgiving. est ni we're proud to say wghe hope you have the best night. we will see you tomorrow. you'resee yo sean hannity. hanny that comment about you. i can't help you. we need an interpreter anyway.. anyway, tucker, thank you. welcome to "hannity". all right.hannity" tonight, after accusing saudi arabia's crown prince of murder and calling his nation a pariah, nation, biden is once again on his knees, obviouslyee begging for oil.nistration now the administration is asking a court to grantt to s the guy that he says killed journalist jamaal khasho

briefly, robert, you know, one of the things that we know, because they talked about it so much is, there is going to be a myriad of investigations, many of them targeting joe biden, targeting hunter biden, targeting the biden family, how do you see democrats navigating that? >> well, i think first and foremost, that they're now beginning, they're going to navigate it by asking the american people if this is, if this is helping to make their health care more affordable, is this helping send their family, help their family send someone to college and pay for it. there's a whole lot of questions i think, priorities that democrats will push back on republicans, and wonder why we're doing this. if only for just some sort of some sad partisan game or kind of howling at the moon because none of this is really going to go very far. so i think it is going to be a real challenge for republicans to try to keep again, use the metaphor, keeping the train on the tracks, and not having it veer off into wild and crazy. again, that's what got them into trouble in this election. crazy was on the ballot. crazy lost badly. and i think it will be really hard for them to keep the train on the track. >

. >> robert gibbs, given the dynamic in the house and given the hearings they pledged to have, everything from trying to impeach joe biden, i don't know, investigate nancy pelosi, hunter to make it an advantage for them? is it possible? >> yeah, i think first and foremost, you step back and watch it happen. i think mitch mcconnell was right about this. republicans under performed with independents because they seemed extreme and out of the mainstream. i don't see how this helps one single bit. and then i think democrats come in and remind families in districts all over the country. they're working on an agenda making health care more affordable, making prescription drugs more affordable, making college more affordable, versus what you're seeing on the republican side with investigations and impeachments. i actually think it's why a number of people have thought losing control of the house might be a political gain for democrats, as much as it was for bill clinton in 1994 or barack obama after the 2010 election. it allows them to play off of those house republicans. it's clear that kevin mccarthy may be the speaker of the house, but he's not going to be in control of t