mark: welcome back m, i have one of my favorite senators with my, ron johnson.why, this man almost singularly has been pursuing the criminality and other ethics and moral abuses of the biden family before it was fashionable or most others were. and he is senator grassley and their staffs pur put together several letters and reports and worked in silence in many respects to get to the bottom of what was taking place, and got now support from republican leadership in senate, when ron johnson ran for reelection in a brutal race, where he needed support from outsiders he got little from his leadership colleagues in the united states senate, he won. he won in wisconsin when others lost. he is an example of what can be done, senator johnson, you see the impeachment inquiry in house, house oversight committee has begun, they are looking to matters that stuarted to look into. and -- started to look into, and got as far as you could, they are taking the ball, stapgdistanding on your shoulders and going further than that. i want do read to you an article from ale alexande

we have senator ron johnson coming up.talk about that and other things, we have senator marsha blackburn calling for end to humanitarian aid that is landing in hands of hamas as caroline glick described, don't the bidens know this? don't they know this. >> they are in denial, stick with kudlow, w so, you have diabetes, and your glucose is heading low. [ alert sound ] dexcom g7, the most accurate cgm, can alert you before you go too low. now, that's more peace of mind with dexcom g7. ♪ ♪ elmo: ♪ elmo's daddy listens and his daddy cares ♪ louie: i do! together: ♪ about elmo's thoughts and feelings ♪ ♪ when elmo's happy or scared ♪ ♪ i'll take care of you ♪ we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can't believe the

want reckless spending to stop the corruption he to be cleaned up it is still ongoing. >> well ron johnsonhe said we're not nibbling ash edges can't nibble around edges big things have to happen, that is what this fight is about, in my view, now. >> he referred to uniparty, being one party, people democrat and republicans, targeted union party neefsh goes to congress think they are there for their own agenda what they want to get done like entitled to this job i think americans are saying, i want all of that to go away i want to see real results, now next speaker is going to have a a heck of a time getting results i don't think they are going to have more leverage than mccarthy there is opportunity donalds, fiscal ieds goes to everybody says i don't want this job, but if i do it, you better have my back because i am going to swing for the fences don't come back 50 days telling me i haven't gotten anything done that is the leverage i think next speaker has i think they've got to use that unless somebody can give republicans lockstep pointed to fighting uniparty politics going to be same dar

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larry: joining me our great friend senator ron johnson homeland security committee. hnson, if you would, take a listen last friday former national security advisor robert o'brien said this. >> this is one of the biggest attacks on americans we've ever seen. 30 dead. 15 held hostage. the message to hamas, every american should be released. not a hair on their head should be harmed or violated and look, you will pay a significant penalty for attacking americans. larry: senator, johnson, you know, it was a terrorist attack on americans. yes israelis god forbid but americans, also. and the biden administration has basically done nothing about it. they're talking about peace talks, temporary peace talks, cease-fires and god knows what. and there is no penalty on iran. so i want to give you a chance to talk about that, because not enough people have -- this was an attack on americans and they continue to attack americans. >> well, larry, if you go back to the iraq war, iran was responsible for killing hundreds of americans with ieds, what happened? obama came into office, s

larry: joining me now senator ron johnson.t friday, robert o'brian said this. >> one of the biggest terrorist attacks on americans that we've seen, 30 dead, 10 to 15 held host an -- hostage, the message to hamas to be every american should be released, and they should not be harmed or violated, you will pay a significant penalty for attacking americans. larry: senator johnson it was a terrorist attack on americans. yes israelis, ande biden administration has done nothing about it talking peace talks temporary peace talks, ceasefires and god knows what, there is no penalty on iran. i want to give you a chance to talk about that, this was an dark on americans and they -- attack on americans and they continue to attack americans. >> going back to iraq war, iran was responsible for killing hundreds of americans with ied's, and obama came in office and started an negotiation and funneled money to the largest state of sponsors terror. that. trying to appease iran, changing their behavior for the work, and every action that administr

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senator ron johnson of wisconsin kind enough to join us. i did want to get your take on a separate issue that the senate hopes to take up. that is funding -- combining funding for ukraine and israel that the house can't take up right now because they don't have a speaker. how do you feel about that? >> we should handle them separately. the support for helping israel is strong. it's bipartisan. whether you agree or not, the funding for israel has more support in the house. we have to get this passed as quickly as possible. one thing republicans have been talking about is our totally unsecurity border in our own land. the southwest border is just a national security crisis that people need to fix that before we fund more for ukraine. one of the positions that people hold, again, to support israel, but don't combine the two because i think you'll make it difficult to pass any support for israel then. >> neil: the pentagon was confirming that u.s. forces have come under attack more than a dozen times in the last week, sir. did you get confirmat

. >> one of the things he told me people like ron johnson who's a conspiracy theorist, i'm actually more aokay with him because he seems to genuinely believe the crazy things he says. but what he said to me is josh hawley and ted cruz know each other but effect a holier-than-thou righteous indignation that he knows is a put on, and it really drives him crazy. and that frustration animated a lot of our conversation. >> it's hard to know whether the story of mitt romney will be one that is seen as a tragedy or a story about a hero or maybe it's both. you have this devastating anecdote of him basically waington, d.c. apartment in eating salmon on a hamburger bun catch-up watching ted lasso himself, and he's now leaving the party kind of crushed by the machine he was once in charge of. >> i think he deserves some credit for this last few years coming to terms with what his party has become and what complicity the kind of mainstream establishment he was part of has in what that party has become. but he's paid a price, right? he's paid a price for his opposition to trump. not only has it effec

. >> one of the things he told me is, you know, with people like ron johnson, who's a conspiracy theoristh him because he seems to genuinely believe the crazy things he says. but what he said to me is that john hawley and ted cruz know better. they affect this kind of, you know holier than thou righteous indignation on the hurt of the populist elements of her party, that he knows -- and it really drives him crazy. that frustration animated a lot of our conversations. >> it's hard to know with the story of mitt romney will be one that is seen as a tragedy or a story about a hero, or maybe it's both. you have this devastating anecdote of him, basically sitting alone by himself in his washington, d. c. apartment, eating salmon on a hamburger bun with ketchup watching ted lessard by himself because nobody else wants to hang out with him, and he's now leaving the party, crushed by the machine he was once in charge of. >> i think he deserves some credit for this last few years, come to terms with what his party has become and what complicity the kind of mainstream establishment he was part of h

joining us from homeland security, senator ron johnson.hat do you make of this story, now the president and fbi director wray and nsc spokesman john kirby say there's potential terror threats against americans inside the u.s., but the president collapsed the border. look at the numbers, 7.6 million illegal border crossings. we're tracking more than 1,042 terrorist caught trying to cross the border. what do you make of the president here? >> totally out to lunch. they're now first concerned about the national security threat of the open border policy as presenting to america. we've had about 1.7 million known got aways during the biden administration and close to 6 million people have been apprehend, not even apprehended and encounterered and disbursed throughout america and enormous amount of people but 1.7 million known got aways and we don't know who they are and they got through the bodder without being enoriented or processed and you think there maybe a terrorist or two in there? more than 50 nations have been represented and people co

republican ron johnson elaborateing on that. >> we actually had a scheme to downplay, not only downplaytion on biden calling it russian disinformation. the fbi has thwarted legitimate leads and has prevented its agents from actually investigating joe biden's corruption >> piers: all right, jesse, this, on the face of it, stinks doesn't it? >> jesse: yeah, it stinks. i think they had more fbi informants on the biden family than they had on the trump campaign and they had a lot on the trump campaign. and they had these informants as way back as when he was vice-president. so for the last 15 years, the fbi has had 40 informants feeding them criminal information about joe biden, his brother, and his son. and every time it got to headquarters, it got wiped out. and they said, you know, this was coming from russia and it never came from russia. then you find out that the stuff we found out that the informant said there was a bribe from ukraine for ten mill. they investigated that, not russian disinformation and they shut that down too. so never investigated the guy because, piers, they don't

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in early 2016, republican senators ron johnson, rob portman and rob kirk wrote to the ukrainian president -- urging him to press ahead with urgent reforms to the prosecutor general office. yet, years later in 2080 as president trump saw biden as a strong rival in the 2020 election, he worked with giuliani to twist the facts around and suddenly accused biden of corruption in calling for the dismissal of a corrupt prosecutor. a few months ago, chairman of the -- to concoct and spread this lie. a letter sent from rudy giuliani's right-hand man. giuliani and him searched high and low to find anybody who would endorse the contortions about biden. their family crusade culminated in the infamous phone call that then president trump made to ukrainian president zelinski in which trump threatened to withhold hundreds of billions of dollars in economic strategic and military security assistance to ukraine unless so linsky embraced their ridiculous application and falsely advertised to the world ukraine was invested in joe biden. this shakedown became the basis for the first house impeachment of pres

congressman by ron donald is one of them. mike johnson being one of them.here are several republicans saying they will run. they'll make their case to their members. then they'll go and have a secret ballot. that only requires the majority of the house republican conference. the majority of the 222 members of the house gop. that doesn't mean that that person will get to be elected speaker of the house. in order to be elected speaker, you need 217 votes of the full house. that meansperson can only lose four republican votes on the house floor. as jordan witnessed, that was not possible for him. as steve scalise was nominated, he's gone forward because h was losing support of a cup all dozen. can one of the two cams get 117. some are hooking for a way to move forward. can someone get to the position or will we endure more days of chaos in the house gop? that remains a question at the moment they don't have an answer to. >> all right, manu, thank you so much. >>> in trump's fraud civil trial in new york, the president has been fined $5,000 after the judge issu

and last year johnson proposed a nationwide version of the ron desantis don't say gay law. have installed an antiabortion zealot to lead the house. here's johnson on a abortion care access last year. >> how about if a child is halfway out of the birth canal, is an abortion permissible then. >> can you repeat your question. >> if a child is halfway birthed out of the canal, would you support the right for an abortion then? >> i can't even fathom that ever happening. >> i'm not asking you if you fathom it, that's unrestricted abortion. >> just like you probably can't imagine what you would do if your daughter was raped. >> that's not a thing. it's not a thing that happens. so now, johnson, that guy will be the first true maga speaker, full stop. an acknowledgment that republicans have officially passed the torch of what's left of the normy party to the fringe, recall that they passed on upside down zoom guy, emmer, there he is, upside down, because he wasn't sufficiently insurrection curious, and voted to up hold the election. while supporting the legal recognition of same-sex

but ron was also present that there was a statesman johnson who is from the russian foreign ministry that the issue uh well the show but releasing the cop to have been discussed and the russian in boston, israel and that's totally a big truck that has said that the 3 people with the russian and is really citizenship had been held and considered in the go this trip and also these ready slide these ready for ministry report or the, during the reasons for us to this is 23 russian citizens were killed and now it is widely expected that if the right people with russian pass code, who country health passive, they will hopefully be released with how much does not say anything about the possibility of the a caps, who's being released in the statements own as a result of the various ations with most who understands that the leverage is loaded not baseless, is not enough on how mazda is very limited because of how much of a united organization and with most here has no influence on it submitted to your way, which has been holding people, inconsistency the do want to bring you some other world

johnson for voters, no question about that. garrett, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: former u.s. border patrol chief ronand these are live pictures that we continue to bring to our audience, our fox flight team drone image migrants coming every single minute over the border there. but ron, as far as what is going to happen next in this plan under dhs, under this biden presidency to send some of these migrants back, it doesn't look like that will affect many that are already here. as far as venezuelan crossings at the southwest border, for the fiscal year 2023, that number is almost 200,000. but according this plan, only about 31,000 of them are subject to deportation. so, this plan doesn't really intend to send that many back. >> that's exactly right. this is about incentives. people are responding to the incentives they are being given by this administration. no, if you have -- if you send a third of the people back, that would be meaningful but nowhere near it. right now two-thirds of them are being released at the border after a brief stay with cbp. and so that is what's encouraging people to come. t

committee chairman ron ron wyden says the irs uses that money to cut down on fraud, including going after terrorist groups like hamas. most democrat disapprove the gambit by johnsonon's top priority as speaker is to provide aid to israel and cut revenue to the federal government. doesn't sound like a great deal to me. >> reporter: there's a rift among republicans over ukraine. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell advocated for ukraine aid yesterday in louisville with ukrainian ambassador to the u.s. o.k. son that markarova is. there's also a question about corruption in ukraine. stuart? stuart: chad, thank you very much. senate the minority leader mitch mcconnell wants more aid for ukraine, but hold on, take a look at this. according to a recent fox poll, most voters say we should put a time frame on the support we're sending over there. florida congressman byron donalds joins me now. congressman, where do you stand on supporting ukraine? >> stuart, first, it's it's great to be with you. second thing i'll say is supporting ukraine is not something i want to do at this point, but we've got to put that to the side. support for israel is what matters right now. th

ron desantis and his campaign. it seems there's a much more formal role for the political wife or indeed political husband in the united states. but of course, boris johnsonrst lady role appean >> but have we ever had have we have we ever had a female prime minister introduced on stage by her husband? it would be odd, wouldn't it? so we have to ask ourselves, why would that actually be too busy in the bar with his gin and tonic and theresa may's husband, philip . theresa may's husband, philip. oh, did you see? there's. there's something i don't. >> i think it's a little bit. >> i think it's a little bit. >> i think it's a little bit. >> i don't know. i think it's a bit fashioned. bit old fashioned. >> think old fashioned? yeah. mean, does seem >> yeah. i mean, it does seem a bit but doesn't it? bit strange, but doesn't it? >> sort of. >> it's sort of. >> it's sort of. >> it's sort of. >> it's all kind of deferring and they don't look and clapping. they don't look like equals. there's something about also, about not being like also, i think he's trying. >> we're reading too think he's trying. >> into we're reading too think he's trying. >> into it,e're rea