uh, earlier in this strait washington sent an f-35 f-16 fighter, as well as missile destroyer thomas hunter, commenting on what was happening in the iranian general staff, they answered that no one could threaten the country . well, the pentagon was surprised to learn about the theft of weapons and equipment that they supplied to ukraine during the audit. a number of cases were revealed when entire groups of fraudsters were created for theft with forged documents under the guise of ukrainian volunteers were abducted by machine guns, grenade launchers, bulletproof vests, ammunition, booty, then they planned to resell it. the us ministry of defense assures that part of the stolen money was allegedly returned, but the scandal turned out to be loud, by the way, that western weapons allocated to kiev fall into the hands of terrorists around the world russia warned more than once. now a frame from the press service of the president hello dear colleagues today we have a few questions one of them is about the development of our relations with friends on the african continent soon the summit in russ

sheldon whitehouse, clarence thomas, he thinks things are corrupt, you have seen hunter's art, okay?orth $1.3 million? to a major democratic donor who wants to be appointed to a board, and might be worth $1.3 million and got away with that. >> greg: jesse, as you know, i am your rich friend but you will get nothing from me. does it bother you that painters, the great painters of the world, like van gogh, renoit, bob ross, they die broke. >> jesse: the only person i know who you just named was bob ross. it's renoir. >> greg: van gogh. >> jesse: the guy that lost the ear. nailed it. don't ask me any other questions, please. now you know there's a way for the donor, you have to donate to the campaign, just pay the family directly. what a workaround. i had to write this down because this is so important i didn't want to miss a line. >> greg: just like hunter. [laughter] >> jesse: put simply, this is the business they were in. this is a dirty, foreign lobbying shop. joe was the chief and they were selling access, influence, and policy. i love the democrats now saying they have not tied th

thomas, jon karl, and the team right here tonight. >>> also tonight, new reporting involving the president's son, hunter biden, from inside the federal courtroom now. the collapse of hunter biden's plea deal. the white house is asked today, will president biden pardon his son? their very swift answer. terry moran standing by on that. >>> at this hour, a severe thunderstorm watch across the northeast. expect damaging winds, heavy rain, large hail. all possible from washington, d.c. to philadelphia, new york to boston. they're already getting hit in new england. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> also tonight, the very difficult images. graphic body camera video showing a deputy tasing a driver running from a traffic stop in colorado. he then falls on the highway and is then struck and killed by an suv. the family is, quote, appalled the deputy has not been fired. we'll have more on this tonight. >>> a teenage girl missing for four years, showing up at a police station in montana. telling police, no one hurt me. what we're learning in this case tonight. >>> school shooter ethan crumbley asking a judge today to spare him from a sentenc

as joe biden's legal team, rather hunter biden's legal team is accused of misleading the court clerk's office and the judge is steamed. >> lawrence: my my my. lucas thomas is live in washington with the latest. what can you tell us? >> good morning. lawrence, if those irs whistleblowers had their way hunter biden would be facing felony tax charges. expected to plead guilty in the gun charge as well. the judge presiding over the criminal case threatened biden's legal team with sanctions over allegations hunter's attorney lied to the clerk's office. hunter's counsel is accused of avoiding procedure to aggravatedly get information from irs whistleblowers removed. the judge said, quote: it appears that the caller misrepresented her identity and who she worked for in an attempt to properly convince the clerk's office to remove the amicus materials from the docket thereby it is ordered on or before 9:00 a.m. today counsel for defendant shall show cause as to why sanctions should not be considered for misrepresentations to the court. now, a larry from hunter's legal team accused of misrepresenting who she was when asking to remove those materials. she allegedl

thomas length is the singer. devon archer is set to testify today on hunter biden's business with dealings, expected to reveal joelleged involvement in foreign business deals when he was vice president. we're not likely to hear anything from the president on this, he is on vacation for 10 days at his home in rehoboth beach, delaware. charlie hurt joining me now. charlie, great to see you. thanks for being here. charlie, why isn't the doj interested in deposing devon archer? i mean, that's a question that andy mccarthy and others have raised. it's unusual that the doj which is usually out to check things like this is kind of leaving it up to congress. >> well, it really is remarkable. and, obvious, you know -- obviously, you know, congressional hearings, they're very important, you know, or congressional investigations are very important, but they are very pretty saysed. -- politicized. it's not usually the best way to sort of elicit legal information in order to make a case. but, of course, their objection, doj's objection to devon archer testifying today behind closed doors to congress has nothing to do with tha

in some instances, lieutenant thomas says the crooks have targeted luxury and american-style muscle cars and that would be to leave. all kron 4 >> coming up drama after hunter biden's original plea deal on to tax charges unravels. the concerns expressed by a federal judge and a type of dust from a particular stone. experts say it's causing irreversible lung disease went in the tail. for your health. tonight, a study in the journal jama internal medicine has identified at least 50 cases, 7 in irreversible lung disease. >> among workers in california who cut courts slabs experts say the stone can release silica dust into the air and when it's inhaled, it can cause serious lung damage, even death. 10 workers have died so far. now california is fast tracking safety rules to protect workers, even meet it. even if it means placing a ban on courts. countertops, the better control district has confirmed that mosquitoes have tested positive for west nile virus in santa clara county. they were found in areas including parts of palo alto and stanford. mosquito control treatment is scheduled to begin at 10:00pm this thursday night. there is no need to relocate during t

hunter biden. because they were for the republican party. i'm sorry, i'm a little nervous. all of this conflict needs to stop. mcconnell is a snake. clarence thomas needs to get out of there. i'm very embarrassed about the republican party. host: luke broadwater, anything you want to add? guest: i couldn't really hear what she said. host: we will go to kansas city, missouri and hear from paul on the republican line. caller: hello. i work in the government for almost 40 years and if it is not in writing, it didn't happen. i think the attorney general, if you would just produce the appointment orders, giving the special authority to go outside his district, it's got to be in writing that merrick garland appointed him, jack smith has appointment orders, that is a simple thing. just produce the document that told the u.s. attorney of delaware that he could go outside his district. appreciate the show, and great dialogue. host: luke broadwater, will there be such a document, is there such a document? guest: i think the u.s. attorney in delaware said in one of his letters to congress at least he strongly implied that he reached out to prosecutors in th

thomas on for news. >> all right. thank you, michael. 10. 0, 6, an investigation is underway after police shot and killed a man in hunters point on wednesday. a police say they were undercover in the area making an arrest when someone who they believed was armed approached officers. that's when police opened fire in shooting. this was just before 3 o'clock at catalina street and fairfax avenue. police say that another man who was unrelated to their first arrest approached the officers. then they say 2 more officers arrived and back up in a patrol car and in uniform to talk with that second man. >> they say that that man appeared to be armed. then he had a gun and officers ended up shooting than they did render first aid. a new stake in the hospital where he died. >> police say they're still investigating what led up to police opening fire but community advocates in the bayview hunters point neighborhood say that they new the man who police killed. they want answers. >> it is community continues to become wound on tap a. we never have a chance to heal. was a guy from around community. we've always seen him. he's always be

was broken for the fourth boy who is not pictured here ernest thomas was not apprehended initially he was shot to death in his sleep. one hunter person mob want to get their hands on the remaining three black boys included until they took it out on the predominant black town residents, looted, setting fire to their homes. charles greenlee was sentenced to prison for life, he was 16 years old. now a quick trigger warning here for a black death and trump it's important sorted till we talk but justice system. on the back of the courthouse the sheriff took it upon himself toon shoot the two remaining individuals walter irvin and samuel shepard walter irvin actually ended up living becaus when he was shot he played dead but the other was shot and killed samuel shepard they're both handcuffed as you can see in the photo and were shot to death they all died inin either prisonol or on parole is convicd quibbles in 202172 years later a judge exonerated them in the trial was considered a fraud. in closing there is a two-tiered justice system it does exist. but is not what my republican colleagues want to say it is using your store if th

thomas send it back to you. >> okay, michael, thank you very much. and 77, an investigation is underway after police shot and killed a man in hunters point it happened yesterday. there were undercover cops in the area making an arrest. when someone who appeared to be armed, they say approached the officers and police ended up shooting him. this was around 3 in the afternoon yesterday at catalina street and fairfax avenue. police say another man unrelated to the arrest. >> also approached officers. 2 more officers arrived as backup in a patrol car. >> and in uniforms to talk with the second man. police say the man appeared to be armed with a firearm and officers after they shot. that's when they figure that out that he was taken to the hospital later died. they're still investigating what led officers to open fire. we're going to have much more on this as we get more information. they're going to be in the bayview hunters point neighborhood talking about more about what happened. >> it is community continues to become. >> wound on tap a. we never have a chance to heal. was a guy from around community. we've always seen him. he's always been by his se

extraordinary gift as a writer and thomas paine, largely self-taught, he has not been sitting in a fancy library like jefferson had for quite a while. and he was not also a google hunter, there's a library, more like franklin it then jefferson in that regard which i admire a great deal, workingman made that sort of change. and does he have his own ideas, we think yes so i think that talking about his work which is injustice and comparing schemes to social policy which probably have inspiration for other writers but again he is reading this together, very clearly and making it and saying guys, the ideal energy. >> and is connected with this justice and what he wrote in that and we have a few questions about, the description of the first campaign against thomas paine, in his words we recognize the modern times. do you see parallels with post 911 america and with that thomas paine reputation and influence today. >> his life certainly. and i will tread carefully this one. >> entirely, i think the people see that there are connections definitely. >> i think that is right and all i will say is in there, across all nations in all times and in all centuries, new ideas face gr

thomas storage send it back to >> michael, thank you very much. it's 908, and another big story that we're following. an investigation is underway after police shot and killed a man in hunters point yesterday. police say they were undercover at the time in the area making an arrest when someone who appeared to them to be armed, approached the officers and police ended up. >> shooting that person. this happened just before 3 o'clock at catalina street and fairfax avenue. police say that another man on related to the arrest approached the officers. then 2 more officers arrived as backup in a patrol car and in uniforms to talk with this second man. police say that that man appeared to be armed. and they opened fire. officers did render aid after shooting the man. but he was taken to the hospital where he died. police say they are still investigating exactly what led officers to open fire, but community advocates in the bayview hunters point neighborhood say they knew the man. >> who police killed. >> it is community continues to become wound on tap a. we never have a chance to heal. was a guy from around community. we've always seen him. he's always been. >> by his self. never

thomas law clerk. a couple of things to pursue with you. not the least of these irs whistle-blowers went about their jobs and try to get their higher ups to pursue more charges certainly against hunteriden and to connect the dots to his father. to little avail. what did you make of that and where it's going now? >> neil, first you may be interviewing one of the few fans of godfather 3. don't forget that classic. >> neil: and here i respected you. come on. that's another show. come on. >> i can see why people watching what's going on with these two different prosecutions are disappointed in the justice system. as you said, i don't blame the justice department for revving up and working as quickly as possible on the january 6 attacks on the capitol because that was an effort to pick the president. one of the most important functions under the constitution. the thing that seems not to be up to speed is the hunter biden investigation. we just saw these hearings involving whistle-blowers. they're testifying under oath that higher officials at the justice department deliberately slowed down the investigations and refused to bring charges in different parts of the country like los angeles

thomas martin thank you for being with us this morning. mike, you're going to stay with us all morning long. >> thanks for having me on. cheryl: and we've got a lot more coming up this morning. hunter biden's long-time friend and business associate devin archer will testify behind closed doors on capitol hill today. our all star panel is going to weigh in on what to expect. that's coming up next. don't miss a moment of it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ get out, get out, get out of my head. ♪ i'm falling but -- ♪ i don't know what it is.be ♪hi inances. the coach helps save goals here, because she saved for soccer camp there. anddd check this out... the manager deposited a check. magic. and the snack dad? he's getting paid back. orange slicesss. because this team all has chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and mounjaro can help decrease how much food you eat. 3 out of

thomas send it back to you. okay, michael, thank 20 right now, let's move on to another big story that we're following. an investigation is underway after police shot and killed a man in hunters point. police say that they were undercover at the time they were making an arrest when someone who they >> believed was armed, approached the officers. that's when police opened fire into shooting and killing him. it happened just before 3 at catalina street and fairfax avenue. so as this happens, so they're arresting one man. another man comes up approaches. the officers and then 2 more officers arrived as backup in a patrol car and in uniforms to talk with that second man is all about the second man. >> who they say appeared to be armed. and then officers rendered aid after they shot him. but he was taken to the hospital where he died. police say they're still investigating what led officers to open fire. >> we've micah pinkston and another person, community activists in the bayview hunters point neighborhoods and they say the man killed is known to people who live in that area. >> it is community continues to become. >> wound on tap a. we never have a chance to heal. was a guy fro

the press secretary saying hunter biden is a private citizen and this is a personal matter. george? >> okay, terry. thanks. let's bring in pierre thomas. dan, what a stunner this was. seems like no one saw it coming. >> no. plea deals do fall apart on occasion. it's rare but they do. not usually for this kind of reason, where it seemed like the prosecution and the defense both had not put in the language properly and had not even reached a formal agreement on a critical term in there. but remember yesterday morning i said to you, when it comes to hunter biden, anything can happen. i think that's exactly what happened here. the level of scrutiny. >> pierre, what do we know about this on going investigation? >> i think we can take them at their word when they said in open court there is an on going investigation. specifically they mentioned they're looking at this whole issue of whether he properly registered as a foreign agent. that's a key. one of the things his defense attorneys had made the point of, look, they've been investigating this man for half a decade. if they had a more serious charge, you would think by now they would have

hunter biden. because they were for the republican party. i'm sorry, i'm a little nervous. all of this conflict needs to stop. mcconnell is a snake. clarence thomas to get out of there. i'm very embarrassed about the republican party. host: luke broadwater, anything you want to add? guest: i couldn't really hear what she said. host: we will go to kansas city, missouri and hear from paul on the republican line. caller: hello. i work in the government for almost 40 years and if it is not in writing, it didn't happen. i think the attorney general, if you would just produce the appointment orders, giving the special authority to go outside his district, it's got to be in writing that merrick garland appointed him, jack smith has appointment orders, that is a simple thing. just produce the document that told the u.s. attorney of delaware that he could go outside his district. appreciate the show, and great dialogue. host: luke broadwater, will there be such a document, is there such a document? guest: i think the u.s. attorney in delaware said in one of his letters to congress at least he strongly implied that he reached out to prosecutors in the dist