he took a break from the game and started working with renowned psychiatrist steve peters..in this world championship. what a smashing final we have! and you've credited dr steve peters, who's a sports psychiatrist, who wrote the chimp paradox, with helping you to really rebalance your life and achieve greatness. what's he done for you that no—one else could? i think he just taught me tojust be resilient. you know, prepare for the worst. you know, i'm very good at preparing for the worst outcome. you know, once i've embraced the worst outcome, then nothing, really, after that is an issue, you know. how's your mental health today? yeah, i feel great. i feel happy. i feel very happy. how much of the fact that you are in a good place today is to do with the fact that you're addicted to running? ijust like being outdoors, i like being over the forest, i like the community. i like the friends that i have through running. i like that it gets me up and out of bed early in the morning before the whole, you know — 7:00 in the morning, it's still very quiet. and i love that peace and

. >> steve: peter pan diner never grow up, never grow up like the famous peter pan saying? nce: i don't know, steve. but i felt a cerina stall gentleman when i found out the name who doesn't like peter pan? >> brian: michael jackson loved peter pan. >> steve: sandra dunkin did it on broadway. >> brian: fairies around there, perfect place to be despite the rain. so glad you are there. what attribute to you that all these people showed up early and crowd only going to grow. >> lawrence: in the rain. >> steve: if the rain indeed. you are going to be talking to the folks throughout the morning. that's why they showed up. if you are in the area, go to peter pan area on bayshore and be on tv. >> carley: absolutely. >> steve: meanwhile, talk a little bit about what going on. we talked about this in the past because there are so many migrants coming into the country, the united states government has actually had to stop doing certain things along the border to man -- essentially to surge people to different locations and starting today at 8:00 a.m. central time. 9:00 our time on the

. >> steve: hillary, last night, did you sit down with your husband peter doocy and say, i yelled at hunter biden five times, who won the biden sweepstakes yesterday? >> i think peter did. he didn't get answers, we console each other at the end of the day. we do answer somebody's questions, nice to go home to somebody who will talk to us. >> steve: you talking about bridgette the baby. >> brian: you go to a comedy club and heckle the comics. >> it is our thing, we do it everywhere. >> lawrence: it is a skill. >> brian: when the story is the question. >> steve: irony is it you wasn't long ago, hunter biden shows up yesterday and does not comply with the congressional subpoena. he made that press statement. there he is with abbe lowell. hillary chased him into a car and he got out of there. president joe biden was asked in the past, mr. president, what do you think about people who defy congressional subpoenas, should they be by the doj? joe biden said yes. his son just did what the doj should do, prosecute him. >> rachel: peter navarro, defied a subpoena over j-6 situation. >> brian:

. >> steve: peter, i read that before the crash he told the staff the election was bigger than him andt the country's democracy. i've gotten text messages that said it took secret service 10 seconds after the crash to get him into the car tomp them, it seemed like an awful long time. >> peter: it is. we don't know the secret service protocol for that. when in public and engaging, officers are instructing people to keep their hands out of their pocket and they do not want sudden movement. secret service, when he's on campus here and walks from the white house to office building, they block both ends with vehicles, because when the president is on the sidewalk, even on white house grounds, that is highest alert the secret service is supposed to be at. they work with local authority to close streets to pedestrian and vehicle traffic and have a helicopter that flies overhead wherever we are that is monitoring the route. i've been in wilmington with him a bunch and they keep people and cars further away. we don't know yet if the heavy rain in the area contributed to change in the standard o

. >> steve: peter, what do we talk about after you go shop something >> peter: i can't believe how expensive egg is and the turkey. >> lawrence: all of america is feeling the same thing. >> ainsley: bidenomics means economics and people say this is affecting their family and they can't afford certain things. now to a fox news alert, the u.s. launching a drone strike in northern iraq killing five iranian proxy fighters in retaliation for the 75 attacks on u.s. forces over the last months. >> steve: trey yingst is live in southern israels, where he's been all day long and seconds ago, you got the helmet on, you were taking incoming fire, rights, trey? >> trey: we just ran for cover, there was incoming fire. i will have the cameraman pan to the sky. the smoke is where the in interkin interceptiones took place. it is still taking place at this time. pan down to the gaza skyline, you see smoke with outgoing artillery in the background. putting pressure on this neighborhood in northern gaza, nearly 60 days into the war, there are hamas fighters holed up here. they hit targets in gaza bringing tota

to say. >> peter: we love iowa. >> steve: i was born there. >> ainsley: that's right. another reason to love iowa. >> steve: indeed. >> ainsley: coming up, a fox news alert. military divers recover remains and debris from osprey crash off the coast in japan. latest on recovery effort. >> lawrence: climate caesar john kerry promises to shut down all coal plants in america. stuart varney joins us with his two cents and if it will cost americans more. that's next. >> steve: two cents is now 3 cents. ♪ you can tell everybody ♪ yeah, you can tell everybody ♪ go ahead and tell everybody ♪ i'm the man, i'm the man, i'm the man. ♪ yes, i am, yes, i am, yes, i am. am. ♪ i'm the man, i'm the man.g am. ♪ i'm the you buy at a store. it's about something so much greater. it is the day we celebrate the incredible truth that god so loved the world that he gave his only son. it's not about presents. it's about jesus. join me this advent in praying every day on hallow. cut through the noise and find god's peace. i'm sarah escherich, i'm the life enrichment director at independence vill

. >> steve: peter, thank you, i'll take that. remember me, i used to live in the bedroom next to you with your mother. former college swimmer riley gaines hitting back at one democratic squad member for calling her testimony in the fight for fairness in women's sports, transphobic. watch this. >> we will be forced to listen to transphobic bigotry. >> it must stop, inclusion cannot be prioritized and ranking member lee, if my testimony makes me transphobic, i believe your opening monologue makes you a misogynist. >> steve: riley gaines joins us. good morning. was that an ad libed line? >> yes, i was not prepared to add that to my testimony. listening to lee in her monologue and what i heard for several minutes, my stance is transphobic bigotry, what about trans individuals and the harm being done to individuals. listening to this, i felt compelled to call her a misogynist. if it is immediately deemed antitrans to take the stand i have taken, which i believe is a pro-woman stance, wouldn't it be anti-woman to be pro-trans, that was

. >> steve: peter, you mentioned that george santos is available on cameo for up to 200 bucks. hat's a good value. >> peter: well, dad, i didn't want to ruin your christmas present. >> steve: oh ho ho ho another little message from george santos. you are funny. >> ainsley: thank you, peter. [laughter] some republicans are saying they don't want the funding to go to ukraine this want the funding to go to our own border. others say if you don't fund ukraine then russia wins? >> brian: there is no doubt russia will win. there are four things to get done. taiwan, taiwan, ukraine, israel, and the border. and chuck schumer has got understand if he wants this done. he has got to compromise. he is going to have to listen to republicans. and that's the best thing that ever happened to him because he would have a way to slow down the broken border and the surge that is happening right now. actually work for democrats. >> steve: democrats say that is their red line there will be no southern border stuff and all that other foreign policy stuff. >> brian: they at this point in time for soft

remains to be seen if that part is fairly applied as steve bannon and peter navarro know all too well. >> kayleigh: a wall between influence pedalling, not true. he said his family did not receive money from china, that is not true. he claims he never spoke to his son about business dealings, that is not true, what do you say to the american people? >> leslie: if we're going to impeach every every pt /* /* -- i do want to quote tom emmer, republican from minnesota. there was a reason republicans took a year get to this point of inquiry, there was pushback from some republicans in hotly contested races with an election coming up and emphasized, we are not ready to charge the president and if they uncover evidence of treason, bribery or high crimes and misdemeanors, then there will be steps to impeach. here is the thing and i said with former president trump. i don't believe in impeachment unless there is a crime where a president can be removed and i think we all agree, that is why nixon resigned. billion, donald trump and now joe biden, they weren't and he won't be removed from office

poo h peter navarro, steve bannon, both were convicted of contempt of congress. what about hunter?l he get some kind of charge for that? >> i'm pretty sure he won't and he should but if merrick garland doesn't pursue the same thing for hunter biden that he did for peter navarro and steve bannon, then we dough have a two-tiered justice system but we know we do but there is another point about steve bannon and peter navarro. especially the case of peter navarro, he was on the staff of the president, he believed, and i think he was right, the executive privilege that extended to him working for the president meant that the separation of powers argument was such that he was not really able to go and talk to members of congress about what conversations he may have had with the president and that's a very different situation than hunter biden. david: yep. >> who had no executive privilege. he wasn't under the white house protection. didn't work for the white house or for his father in the executive branch. there needs to be separation of powers. this has nothing to do with hunter. and hu

troubling where president biden on record saying that people that suffice subpoenas like steve bannon and peteres the same thing and after talking to him about it which is really concerning and the concern are they concerned about what he would say or is it simply defy for the sake of defiance. cheryl: i want to bring in tiana lowe doescher. >> i don't think there is too much ambiguity on whether or not the president knew that his son was going to defy the subpoena and we got photos of hunter biden on air force one with the president in the days surrounding that date when he was supposed appear in front of congress but the question of obstruction of congress if joe biden knew all the democrats use obstruction of congressional proceedings against donald trump especially the first impeachment with ukraine issue that is not a criminal charge, is it? >> i think you can have obstruction witness tampering and things like that and this is a valid subpoena these could be criminal charges or criminal contempt charge which is a federal offense which is what steve bannon and peter navarro were charged wit

they went after steve bannon and peter navarro also for not showing up when they were subpoenaed to testifymocrats saying a different tune about the importance in those situations of showing up for the closed-door deposition. >> this goes on for hour after hour after hour. we want to get all our questions answered and you can't do that in a live format. there are many questions that we have for him. >> martha: leo terrell fox news contributor, attorney at law. good to see you, welcome to the "focus" this morning. so, you know, what do you think will happen here? will they treat both situations the same? will hunter be held in contempt? what will that look like? >> you laid it out perfectly, martha. let me be very clear. you cannot ignore the legal aspect of it and the political aspect. first question, are they going to treat hunter biden the same way as they did steve bannon? i don't think so. they should but why? because you have the department of justice under merrick garland who reports to joe biden. that is joe biden's son there. if they do anything they'll slow drag it and take as much

will realign it so they might be able to regain those sales either. >> steve: you haven't heard from the white house. i will have peter yell at the president. maybe he can get an answer. kurt i sent him an email. >> steve: smart carts. finally a.i., rather than killing off humanity, is going to help the people at instacart and amazon shop smarter? kurt kurt this is wild am zahn and instacart bought one of these shopping cart technologies. it's physical shopping. not online. go to the store, mainly grocery stores and the cart itself has a display on it. as you put groceries in it it's calculating how much you are spending. if you are on a tight budget you say i don't want to go over # hundred. it's going to measure it. you never check out at a checker pause you have associated your credit card with that cart. and it will be the future, undoubtedly keep your eye on this for '24. by the way tracking two stories this morning also in uptick in a russian malware attack and also holiday shopping scams for shipping notifications. be on the lookout. >> steve: all right. check it all out. go to cyberguy cyber guy.com. look at t

joe biden himself said contempt order should be enforced against steve bannon and peter navarro. nced to four months in prison plus fines. i'm not holding my breath for the department of justice to treat hunter biden equally or eric swalwell equally. >> what do you think of the stunt that he pulled giving that statement? is it in the end beneficial to hunter biden? or does it come back to biden him? >> i definitely think it was media savvy to be out there saying he will only testify in public. and makes them look like he has transparency. despite all of his criminal troubles that are pending. i do think it will be very hard for the biden doj to ignore possible contempt charges when they did bring it forward with steve bannon. we all know washington. there is only double standards. i wouldn't be surprised if they found a way not to go after hunter. but we will have to wait and see. >> we will have to wait and see. thank you both. >>> first up and tonight's viral videos. a loose ball wandering the tracks around the tracks temporarily suspending all trains between newark, new jersey

the biden justice department is prosecuting peter navarro and steve bannon for denying congressional should be directing his son, hunter, if there's a legitimate subpoena to follow that subpoena and not to argue that he gets to choose. i don't want to comply with a subpoena because it's a deposition. i'll comply with a subpoena in an open congressional hearing. that's not the way it works. democrats for years have used depositions when investigating presidents in the past. so i think the democratic position that there should be no investigation and we can defy subpoenas is bad and will hurt them. >> rich: garrett, you think that they go for, you know a violation here? they're going to refer this to the justice department? >> i do think they will as julian points out here. this is standard procedure. julian was on house judiciary, i was on senate judiciary. it's standard procedure when you subpoenaing a witness to have a deposition first to find facts, have their attorneys present, those type of things to get to the bottom of this before doing a public hearing here. obviously the witn

we've seen steve bannon, peter n navaro prosecuted. there's zero percent chance the doj will prosecute when the person is i 100% will testify publically. it's symbolic, that's all. >>> we should note we are waiting for donald trump's arrival at this courthouse in new york city. waiting to hear what he says not just about the case, where he's been found liable for fraud and also the debate last night, the first chance to comment on the debate he skipped. >> that's right. >>> coming up also, new word on the possible motive of the man who opened fire on the unlv campus. three people murdered, another still in the hospital. another unlv student who was there, is our guest. >>> and nikki haley swatted down vivek ramaswamy, and ron desantis. chris christie alone in taking on the front runner. last night's debate and what it means in the republican primary. >>> we're getting new evidence of five hamas command ers that israel says they have killed. we'll be back. >>> happening now, donald trump is on the move. we saw his motorcade leave trump

steve: probably not noon. have we heard from amy klobuchar? >> petershe's on your christmases well, i recommend clorox wipes. >> carley: if i were senator cardon, i would be so mad, now his name is dragged into the whole story. not his fault this happened. >> brian: yeah, he wasn't there. >> lawrence: we hope. >> right. >> steve: good response peter. coke in the white house, sex in the senate, what is left? >> brian: lack of contrition is unbelievable. he isn't embarrassed, doesn't see his action was disrespectful. >> lawrence: why is this being done in a room briefings happen. >> brian: he didn't disrespect his job. >> lawrence: he disrespected the senator, both senators. he disrespected the senator because he put trust in him and the bidens and amy klobuchar by using her chair in an inappropriate manner. >> brian: i'll bet other outlets blame the republicans for disreporting it. >> lawrence: fox news alert. a volcano erupted in iceland last night. >> carley: and bryan ilenas was in iceland a few weeks ago. >> 5:17 eastern yesterday, this volcano erup

should hold the democrats to the same standard that they help republicans to right now you peter navarro, steveannon facing jail time for being in contempt of congress. right or wrong they're being held accountable. same for hunter biden the same thing has to happen to that man. maria: it's the same standard when you see what happened with the depositions donald trump jr. testified for nine hours and yet hunter biden has to make a stunt by going outside of the capital getting in front of a podium insane here i am but i won't testify publicly. >> all of hunter biden's income has originated from companies overseas why can't he do anything in america and what services is he doing to earn this income given the fact that he is a debilitating crack habit yet have all his teeth replaced for them to say no evidence is so unbelievably ridiculous it's right in your face why on earth would payments originate in europe and bounce to three or four different countries, come to the u.s. go back to europe and then come to the u.s. and get dispersed at ten different members of the biden family. what favors are

meanwhile two former senior trump staffers, steve bannon, peter navarro, both defied congressional subpoenas. they were quickly prosecuted by the doj. command and was sentenced to four months in prison. navarro has yet to be sentenced. he could face up to two years behind bars. now will merrick garland, joe biden's attorney general, prosecute hunter biden or will be see yet another blatant example of america's corrupt two-tiered system of justice? remember in 2021 president biden demanded criminal prosecutions for those that defy congressional subpoenas. he actually said it. let's listen in. >> what is your message to people who defied congressional subpoenas on the january 6 committee? >> i hope that this committee goes after them and hold them accountable. >> should they be prosecuted? >> yes. >> he does think they should be prosecuted. those joe biden stand standby those remarks? those those remarks apply to his son or has something change? if hunter and joe had done nothing wrong why didn't hunter show up and clear the air earlier today? chairman comer already granted hunter's request fo

. >> brooke: given prior contempt like steve bannon and peter navarro. if the house approves a vote to find hunter in contempt, he could face a fine or jail time. hunter's legal team are fighting nine charges and gun charges in delaware. >> todd: we have more on this throughout the next hour. here is what eric trump had to say about another first son skipping his deposition. >> called five times and testified for something hillary clinton paid for, a total sham. i've been subpoenaed more times and yet never had a speeding ticket, no hookers, i don't leave laptops at repair shops and i'm the most subpoenaed person in this country. it is infuriating. if that was me and i went to capitol hill i would be in shackles before i left washington, d.c., people see this nonsense for what it is. 91 counts, they want to throw my father in jail and lockup the key. they weaponize the system. >> todd: texas congressman michael cloud will join us later this morning. >> carley: without hunter, the investigation will go on. a prosecutor will be deposed by house judiciary c

congress until the last year and a half when they prosecuted and they were convicted both steve bannon and peter navarro, top aids to donald trump and steve bannon was sentenced to four months in jail and he's appealing that as we speak. one has to wonder, that's when hunter biden's defense team and hunter were talking, they made quite a calculation knowing that two people were just prosecuted and convicted and sentenced for this -- for blowing off the subpoena and they made a decision to do exactly that and they didn't want him behind closed doors answering questions from serious lawyers on both sides. that's something. elizabeth: it is something. thank you, ke are, ri kupec urbahn. come back and see us. we have tim burchett on defense for democracy and gop strategist and david axelrod again on tape slamming the biden 2024 campaign saying stop touting bidenomics. biden again drops an even more polls and human breathing fuels climate change. your breathing fuels global warming. are democrats going to tax our breathing next? this breaking news, news coming in and reports coming in out of israel,

steve bannon and peter navarro. jail time for bannon. he will decide if there is prosecution, said this about steve bannon, it was not an invitation, he had an obligation to appear before the house committee, that sounds like a pretty clear statement if hunter ends up with contempt charges will the u.s. attorney's office do anything about it in democratic. >> todd: i may be the fourth best lawyer on the couch right now. a subpoena is not an e-vite, yes, no maybe, do not let the theatrics distract from that. media will play up on this, we need to be laser focused on what a subpoena is and is not. >> kayleigh: got to show up, are there consequences to not show up? the boston mayor holding a party where white people were intentionally excluded. that is next. feeling ughh from a backed up gut? miralax works naturally with the water in your body to help you go... ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. for 8 grams of fiber, try new mirafiber gummies. [music playing] subject 1: cancer is a long journey. it's overwhelming, but you just have

meanwhile, two former senior trump staffers, steve bannon, peter navarro, they both defied congressional subpoenas. they were quickly prosecuted by the doj. bannon was sentenced to four months in prison. navarro has yet to be sentenced, but he could face up to two years behind bars. so now will garland, joe biden's attorney general, prosecute hunter biden, or will we see yet another blatant example of america's corrupt, two tiered system of justice? remember, 2021, president biden demanded criminal prosecutions for those that defy congressional subpoenas. he actually said it. >> let's listen in. thank you. goodbye. congressional subpoenas on the january six committee. i hope that the committee goes after them and hold them accountable. >> they were prosecuted by. i do, yes, he does think they should be prosecuted. >> so does biden stand by those remarks? do those remarks apply to his own son or if something changed and if hunter and joe have done nothing wrong, why didn't hunter show up and clear the air? earlier today, chairman colmer already granted hunter's for a public hearing. after

. >> i will say with respect to steve bannon and peter navarro, there were white house officials there is a clear argument they were protected by executive privilege under the trump administration. hunter biden is not a part of any administration, there is no executive privilege that protects him from coming to congress and sitting for a deposition. but larry at end of day, reason that hunter is running and white house is obfuscating and house democrats are pounding the table because they don't have facts biden family has been complicit in a foreign corruption scheme, joe biden knew about it and took money from it, i believe joe biden is a coconspiracy in violation of foreign violations act that has thrown other officials in jail, paul manafort for a less violation than what hunter biden is accused of. larry: quickly, congressman, i think there is another vote today. that resolution calling for resignation of harvard president claudia gay and criticism of her. and the other college presidents, do you think that will pass? >> i do believe it will pass. claudine gay what she did in educa

stunt like you saw today. >> john: the contempt issue, there is precedent, peter navarro and steve bannonwould require not to be a double standard. a test for the department of justice but given the past couple of years i'm not confident they will have the same standard for hunter biden as they have for associates of the president. >> john: katie, you think there are double standards in washington? >> i think there may be, based on the evidence we have seen. >> john: you burst all of our bubbles. great to see you. >> sandra: john, thousands of illegal migrants surging into the u.s. day after day and with them potential domestic terror threats from extremists and the chaos in the middle east. paul mauro is here on set. he is up next what needs to be done to protect americans. >> john: plus the house set to vote on a resolution calling for the presidents of harvard and mit to resign after controversial testimony of antisemitism on their campuses. former education secretary bill bennett is a harvard alum. we'll get his take what's happening on college campuses coming up. >> it's all part of

follow the january 6 committees lead the january 6 committee famously had contempt proceedings steve bannon and peternavarro was arrested at an airport and thrown in jail, thrown in steve bannon has been convicted in four months in jail, if the republicans need to be at least as tough as the democrats when running the trial. i hope that they do that they need to do that. hunter biden it is extraordinary that he thumbed his nose the way he did a congress and you can only think the reason that he did that was because he knows he has his father's pardon power in his back pocket. maria: we reported on sunday standing next to him was kevin morris who is a california lawyer who paid so much of hunter's taxes as well as his lavish lifestyle, he too was asked by the oversight committee to come speak to them and he told him that he was on vacation from thanksgiving to new year's overseas and yet there he is under their noses in washington. >> the contempt that hunter biden and his lawyers have for congress is out of control and abbey law is lawyer is constantly suing people on behalf of hunter in the white ho

peter: well, they want to have control over the biden world message. and they do not have control over what hunter and his lawyers are saying. hunter does not work for the u.s. government. >> steveced that. >> brian: thanks, peter. appreciate it. meanwhile, if you look of at the polls of late they are not good for the president. he can say whatever he wants. but he knows it. he is trailing trump by two. trailing trump in the siena "new york times" poll by 4. look also at nikki haley up by 6. in a similar poll. one poll we saw last week nikki haley was up by double figures on him. ron desantis either a dead heat or a couple of points, too. all the leading republicans beat the current president. he wants to fire somebody. it's his lack of communication. is he not committing to doing end of the year this is what to expect last year. this is how i view this year press conference at the end. because he can't pull it off. he is not effective with his speech. he is not effective with the message. is he not effective in a press conference, lawrence. >> well, brian, it is deeper than that i think it's so true that you want to hear from the president. but you can't sell bad news. i think

the biden justice department has prosecuted steve bannon, prosecuted peter navarro for not complying with subpoenas. if this is referred for prosecution, what does the justice department going to argument? why should the president's son not be prosecuted when the trump staff members are prosecuted. >> rich: thanks, gentlemen. thanks so much for joining us on the late nest the hunter biden investigation. much appreciated. that is it for "the story" for thursday, december 28, 2023. as always, the story goes on. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. "your world" starts right now. >> border crossings surging, a massive caravan fuelling. all mayors agree on one thing. the federal government needs to stop dithering. coming up, we'll hear from a texas republican, tony gonzalez, who says there's one simple thing we can be doing right now. welcome, i'm edward lawrence in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." the congressman coming up. first to nate foy on the growing crisis. nate? >> a caravan with an estimated 8,000 migrants is making its way to our southern border right now. sanctu

but if merrick garland does not pursue the same thing for hunter biden, he did for peter navarro and stevethan we do have a two-tiered justice system, but we know we do, peter navarro was on staff of president. he believed and i think he is right, that the eco executive privilege that extended to him in working for president meant sep r separation of power was such he was not able to go to talk to members about congress about what conversations he may have had with the president, that is a different situation from hunter biden who had no executive privilege, he was not under the house protection. there needs to be separation of powers, it has nothing to do with hunter biden, and hunter biden should be forced and compelled to give the testimony. david: a great point. there is another aspect to this two-tiered system of justice, main to it. but the classified documents case. where you had president biden and lord knows how he got those classified documents that were stu all over the place. but how did he get them out? president trump we know how president trump got the classified documents,

board pointed out that the biden justice department did prosecute those former individuals, steve bannon and peterefying a congressional subpoena, which is what we saw happen the other day with hunter biden. bannon now faces four months in prison for doing that. navarro's sentencing is set for next month. they're both in the apeels process right now. let's bring in florida republican anna paulina luna. thanks for being here, congress woman. let's go back to october 15 of 2021. this is joe biden answering questions about the navarro and bannon situation. watch this. >> what is the message to people who defy congressional subpoenas on the january 6th committee? >> i hope that the committee goes after them and holds them accountable. >> should they be prosecuted by the justice department? >> yes. >> martha: he's clear on that. what do you think will happen here, congress woman? >> you know, i'm looking forward to representative comer and jordan bringing through that contempt charge and voting on that in january. to be honest with you, i think that the doj is going to be running interference for hunte

the professor was out to get me. >> peter: seems like from the leaders of harvard, mit and penn, it is we look forward to sharing everything we have done. so -- >> stevet is. >> peter: right, will be disputed today. >> ainsley: this should not be allowed in america. you should not hate somebody because of their religion, we should not be antisemitism or islamophobia, that is what we pride ourselves on in america, we have freedom. thank you, peter. we interviewed congresswoman elise stefanik earlier on the show, she went to harvard and she has asked for the presidents to step down, in fact president of her university. listen what she says. this rise and explosion of antisemitism is unamerican. the fact president gay, president of harvard university was silent after 30 student groups blamed israel for the hamas terrorist attack that slaughtered 1000 israelis. that is unacceptable, i've called for her resignation. american people can be assured there will be tough questions today, we want to make sure antisemitism that we rooted out has no place in our universities and look at assaults our jiesh students have been facing? it is unacceptable to have that

two of donald trump's associates, steve bannon and peter navarro, are facing prison for their con testimonyress. if the white house was involved in something this serious at the same time its political opponents are being prosecuted and if potentially sentenced to prison, that's a serious is matter. i know a lot of people who have been trying to pooh-pooh this and push it away, but the white house potentially working with hunter biden, being aware of his plans, that's certainly worth investigating. ashley: well, i think it was said, was it not, that the president was aware of what his son was going to do, so is i think that's where this perhaps investigation is rooted, that he had prior knowledge. and and who know knows what involvement he had. >> yeah. they came out and said at least he was aware of what his son was going to say. they might try to argue they were expecting him to say that in testimony as opposed to a speech there, but we know that eric swalwell who rented the spot that hunter biden used was somehow involved in this. we know the congressmen who were working with hunter, ess

>> look, i will say with respect to steve bannon and peter navarro.hey were white house officials. there is a clear argument they were protected by executive privilege under the trump administration. hunter biden is not a part of any administration. there is no executive privilege that protects him from coming to congress and sitting for a deposition because he has been subpoenaed to do so but larry, at the end of the day the reason why hunter is running, the reason why the white house is obfuscateing, reason white house democrats are pounding table because they don't have the facts because the biden family has been complicit in a foreign corruption scheme. joe biden knew about it. joe biden took money from it. i believe joe biden is a co-conspirator in vie layeringses of the foreign registration act, an act, birthe way, that has thrown other officials in jail. paul manafort, most famous that comes to mind. larry: yeah. >> for less violations than what hunter biden is accused of. larry: last one quickly, congressman, i think there is another vote comi

the department of justice did prosecute trump allies steve bannon and peter navarro for ignoring congressional subpoenas. so matthew graves will have a sear you decision before him. >> you have to be consistent. david spunt on capitol hill. so we talked about the son. now talking about the dad. an impeachment inquiry that could be filed later on tonight. chad pergram has more. >> good afternoon. republicans talked for months about initiating an impeachment inquiry but failed to do anything about it. now in two hours, the house votes to formalize that impeachment investigation. >> you think you'll have all republicans to vote for this? >> i think it's going to pass. >> they have the votes today because moderates from swing districts are now on board. it's about the math. the gop can only lose three votes. fox is told there will be one or two gop nays. republicans contend that they have the goods on the president and his family. >> sarah biden writes a check to herself and $40,000 with a check to joseph biden, the president of the united states. that's your evidence. if you want to talk crime, b

peter: the pursuit of happyness it is called. steve did you have a follow-up question? caller: i do my great great grandfather fought in the civil war in the army of tennessee. he became a lawyer after the war and became a prosecuting attorney. i don't know if there is some kind of correlation with that. a lot of veterans went on to appreciate the law and i'm struggling how to put this. peter: i think i got it, thank you for that. jeff did you get what he was talking about? jeff: completely first of all what an honor to remember your grandfather's service. for homes -- holmes the war was what crystallized his belief that the law was the only thing that separated us from barbarism. at the carnage was so overwhelming from those -- for those that experienced it that he felt that unless we have held the rule of law people would destroy each other. it very profoundly influenced his sensibility. i can well see how it would lead someone to want to be a prosecutor and to enforce the law. the other thing that the war did for holmes was make him a complete devotee of the union. h

peter: the pursuit of happyness it is called. steve did you have a follow-up question?ler: i do my great great grandfather fought in the civil war in the army of tennessee. he became a lawyer after the war and became a prosecuting attorney. i don't know if there is some kind of correlation with that. a lot of veterans went on to appreciate the law and i'm struggling how to put this. peter: i think i got it, thank you for that. jeff did you get what he was talking about? jeff: completely first of all what an honor to remember your grandfather's service. for homes -- holmes the war was what crystallized his belief that the law was the only thing that separated us from barbarism. at the carnage was so overwhelming from those -- for those that experienced it that he felt that unless we have held the rule of law people would destroy each other. it very profoundly influenced his sensibility. i can well see how it would lead someone to want to be a prosecutor and to enforce the law. the other thing that the war did for holmes was make him a complete devotee of the union. he wa

steve. i love that peter brushed her off because he's a professional.e with the end of the day he said over and over he knew nothing about his sons business feelings over all that time when he was vice president nothing to do with ukraine or the prosecutor so i think the concern for president biden should be under subpoena hunter biden under oath has to say my dad and i talked about business. maria: it's ridiculous to think that joe did not know anything about it, they were selling joe, that's the price access to joe. >> i think we know the real reason why hunter biden didn't want to go before congress at all he did not want to be penalized before line before congress which is another crime. maria: were just getting started, stayed on the president a moment in time with the impeachment inquiry into president joe biden formalized in hunter biden contempt of congress for a defined house subpoena. south carolina congressman and house judiciary committee is here and we will get his reaction. mark is continuing to 500-point rally with 84 gain. you want to "m

we have peter navarro and steve bbannon facing criminal sanctios for alleged contempt of congress.nvolved in aiding and abetting that, enabling that could be subject to criminal prosecution. you know, for president trump all bets are off, anything he possibly thought or said as president is subject for criminal investigation. but joe biden, he's protected. and this is not the first story where it's come out that hunter biden is coordinating with the white house in his, quote, criminal defense. and that -- and the other instance over the justice department investigations of him, i tell you, congress is just scratching the surface of what it needs to be investigating in terms of the obstruction of justice department inquiries in addition to this congressional inquiry that's ongoing. cheryl: i'm glad you brought up the former president because the michigan supreme court has just rejected an attempt to remove him from the state's 2024 republican primary ballot. stating that they were not persuaded the case should be reviewed by the court so the former president reacting on truth social

>> kerri: congress can hold him in contempt now and did so for peter navarro, steve bannon, and checkingo see how long it took from the time that steve bannon blew off his congressional subpoena to when he was referred and convicted, prosecuted, sentenced, and that was less than a year. so, interesting t see if doj applies the same standard of justice they applied against peter navarro and bannon as against the president's son. >> john: that will be curious, run by you again what hunter biden said about being in business with his father and the latest evolution in the language. listen again here. >> there is no evidence to support the allegations that my father was financially involved in my business because it did not happen. by cherry picking lines from a bank statement, manipulating texts i sent, editing the testimony of my friends and foreign business partners, misstating personal information that was stolen from me. >> john: there is no evidence to support the allegation that my father was financially involved in my business. yet another evolution in a language, your reaction. >> ke

this is not peter navarro or steve bannon. this is someone who said i will work with you, even though i am facing two criminal cases now, but i want to do it publicly. if he does show up, that also helps their case in the criminal context. politically, you know, those political votes on contempt or a different animal. we know that, but it when it comes to the doj they might look at the senate facts and say this is not what criminal contempt is meant for. it could be an effort to muddy the waters. it is fascinating. >> it is fascinating. a game of deposition chicken. >> reporter: i love it! >> all are read, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, as ukrainian president below to mere zelenskyy pushes for critical aid in washington, republican lawmakers are digging in on changes to border policy as part of that deal. next, we will discuss where things stand with the republican senate. >>> also, the judge overseeing rudy giuliani's defamation trial blasting the former new york city mayor in court today, saying that giuliani made addit

i don't think they'll have the same fate as peter navarro and steve bannon, congressman. >> i spoke toouple weeks ago and one of their guys tried to harass me saying i would find hunter in contempt versus steve bannon. one was made up charges against president trump and something here with hunter is absolutely verifyable. we have all of the files. thank god that number one we are in the majority, albeit slim. two, hunter screwed up with his llaptop. so many things point directly to complicitcy not only with the doj and with our own irs, trying to hide these things but it will go directly to the vice presidency. maria: yep. all right, congressman. we'll leave it there. great to see you this morning, sir. >> have a great day, maria. ma.maria: and to you, sir. congressman greg murphy. stay with us. we'll be right back. i'm a little anxious, i'm a little excited. i'm gonna be emotional, she's gonna be emotional, but it's gonna be so worth it. i love that i can give back to one of our customers. i hope you enjoy these amazing gifts. oh my goodness. oh, you guys. i know you like wrestling, s

certainly i would argue steve bannon understands it and peter navarro understands it.a subpoena compelled somebody to come into congress to be deposed to. that usually takes place behind closed doors. that's the normal procedure, correct? >> that is correct 100% of the time. >> they are saying they are willing to do it publicly but not behind closed doors. i would assume their request that you can ask in a private deposition that you would not be able to ask publicly. is that true? >> that is true. both quality and quantity of questions. in a public hearing where you have 25 members they each have five minutes. that includes the time to ask the question. you might get 35 or 40 questions in if everything works out perfectly. in a deposition we can ask 600, 700 or 800 questions. we have over 20 shell companies. we have 20 plus 000 pages of blank documents. we expect to get 82,000 e-mails. we have lots of specific questions that we need to ask the president's son and brother. you just don't have enough time in a public hearing. we will have a public hearing and these depo

a lot of people drawing parallels to peter navarro and steve bannon, but debbie dingell voiced a difference yesterday, she said navarro and bannon refused to testify at all even in open session, hunter biden said he will come before congress in an open session but not behind closed doors. so on that basis, would you seek a contempt of congress citation? >> yes, i mean, look. hunter biden displayed the arrogance of entitlement that we felt like he's had the whole time. when he showed up at the exact same time he was supposed to be in for a deposition, a normal deposition from a normal congressional investigation, we had over a dozen members of congress from both parties in there. had dozens of staffers in there. we had tens of thousands of pages of documents. hundreds of specific questions. and he just goes out and basically gives congress a middle finger, goes out and says he wants to make a statement and have a press conference and when he got through making his statement, asking for pity, then he drove off in his car and wouldn't answer any questions. this is how the bidens have operated.

we had people like peter navarro and steve bannon that were indicted by d.o.j. for ignoring a congressional subpoena and now that hunter biden has done it, we'll see whether merrick garland is willing to do it. the one other thing i would like to make on this point is that hunter biden's team had a simple calculation. he is already facing six felony charges for guns and taxes, he has six misdemeanor charges on the tax case. one more misdemeanor they were willing to risk that legally because he is in real hot water with the other cases. >> martha: listening to this discussion prior to this hour that dana and bill were having about the department of justice and talking with andy mccarthy and whether or not they will actually pursue any of that. congress has very limited powers when it comes to this. i think the american people watch this and here we go again. nothing ever happens to these people. we watch it time and time again from hillary clinton to, you know, some might put president trump in there with impeachments and we watch how political they are once they

we'll find out if there's a two-tiered justice system, because when peter navarro and steve bannon didn't testify before congress and the reason they didn't was not just because they were being ornery, it was because they felt like it was executive privilege. well, what did the house do? they turned it over to the justice department. peter navarro was put in handcuffs and leg irons and taken to jail where he spent a day. and it's just absurd. so if this doesn't happen to hunter, then we clearly know. i think the house is doing the right thing by going ahead with the inpoochment -- impeachment inquiry. ive i -- it gives them the tools to look. i think they're probably not going to do an impeachment unless some democrats come onboard, because it wouldn't do any good. it'll fail in the senate. i hope the republicans have the guts to at least start pursuing the facts and let them take them where they leave. elizabeth: the governor's saying democrats are criticizing the impeachment probe, but didn't speaker pelosi and the democrat caucus when with they decided to formalize an impeachment probe

he is no different, legally, than steve bannon was or the -- than peter navarro was and let's rememberhat happened to them. they were held in contempt by the full house. they were referred to the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. they were prosecuted, and they were convicted. i have heard notify legal excuse for the stunt he pulled yesterday. and the house has to follow through on this. they have to hold him in contempt. they have to refer him to doj. >> laura: well, mollie, i'm really struck by these anonymous sources, via axios who are conveying biden's unhappiness and anger toward merrick garland. this isn't the first time this has happened. it happened back a couple years ago in the "new york times," same kind of thing. >> exactly. it's a tried and true tactic from biden. he filters through his allies in the press, the "new york times," or axios, what he would like merrick garland to do. and it has worked well for him. when he said he was very frustrated that the department of justice wasn't doing a political prosecution of the former president donald trump, within months, they had ra

given prior doj contempt prosecutions of steve bannen on and of course peter navarro it would seem very difficult for u.s. attorney matt graves to by pass hunter biden who ignored a lawfully issued subpoena. trace, it's going to make for a wild few days in the nation's capitol. >> trace: yep and it seems there is precedent, kevin corke live in dc thank you. >>> let's where i in cal berkeley law professor and former deputy assistant attorney general john yoo. john great to have you on hunter biden is daring to hold him in contempt. do you think they will? should they? >> i think they will and they should. hunter biden is basically showing disrespect for the people's house, the house of representatives. he's been issued a legitimate subpoena. he's allowed to show up in person and take the fifth but he has to show up in person. he almost dares them to hold him in contempt by showing up at the capitol but then not going inside to the hearing room to meet with the staff. i don't see how the house can't, cannot hold subpoena but can't hold him in contempt but as kevin just said it's still up