campaigns, including hers, so far lawful. but then the political action committee took a huge amount of cash and just gave it to a private corporation owned by this chief of staff. that is only lawful if it s in return for services rendered to the committee or to a third party like the campaign. and there is no record of that. so, this now appears as though this is an effort to hide the existence and movement of over a million dollars from the federal election commission which requires that you report it. ainsley: i know this guy is a gazillionaire he could use this money. judge: however he wants. ainsley: to pay his mortgage? judge: yes. even though this money was given to a political action committee ostensibly further the ideological views that this fellow and the congresswoman share. brian: one pac to the other congress pac to the justice democrat pac to this brand new congress llc. it s just moving money
did somebody press the wrong button. steve: go from a pac into a private company. it appears as though it was an act of deception. that puts them in a dangerous category. mistakes the fec will forgive. they may fine you for them. deception they call the justice department. ainsley: she could face big fines and i m reading some of these articles possible jail time. i doubt she could face jail time. brian: it s more the chief of staff, not her, right? it s not her. he. it s him. steve: it s her campaign. it s her chief of staff. she is in political jeopardy. is he in legal jeopardy. steve: all right. judge, thanks for breaking down this for us. welcome, guys. bernie kerik on fox nation today. do cops know how to shoot guns? ainsley: i hope they do. brian: i heard they don t shoot enough. judge: do they train enough? brian: i will pat him down before he goes in. judge: sure do brian. i m sure he will welcome that. ainsley: another democrat
continue to keep you up to date. oh my gosh. ainsley: we can t wait. we are going to talk all about it coming up, janice. janice: thank you for your support. brian: one hour and 50 minutes. take a look at the roster of guests. janice dean, up early. as is geraldo rivera who went to law school test that knowledge and charles payne will be here live. steve: plus this teenager went viral getting vaccinated despite what his mom wanted today is he taking his message to capitol hill. first, he will join us once again live. ainsley: guess what? aoc can be in trouble with the fec. almost $1 million worth of trouble. what does this all mean? the judge is on the case. brian: you going to take her case, judge? i m back back in the new york groove i m back back in the new york grove i m back
you want to neil when you were diagnosed. he was a hero to me when i was diagnosed i didn t have anybody to look. to say and i didn t know anything about the illness. and he had it and he was doing great and he had told others that he had m.s. i went into his office and i remember the day. he turned off the television and he sat there and he brought the chair right up to me and he had a steady stream of kleenexes and he told me you re going to be fine. we have got this. i have got your back. he is a hero to me. i m so grateful because he really paved the way for me coming out with my diagnosis and helping others. brian: go ahead. ainsley: so much fun. we all witnessed it. you always have a smile on your face. you make everything happy and you find just fun moments in life. and you have a little wild streak in you. janice: listen, i used to be a classic rock dj back in the day. ainsley: you and steven tyler. janice: i have a great steven tyler. steve: read it out of the book. just r
first trip to the white house. ainsley: you might remember the fast food tradition started in january when president trump personally paid for the spread when clemson won the national championship and they went to the white house to visit. steve: i think yesterday they had representatives from if i can which i lay and they had mcdonald s on board. ainsley: probably better than a fancy meal, right? steve: a lot of them are used to it because they have it in college. brian: let s bring in v.a. secretary robert wilkie i believe for the first time. mr. secretary, thanks so much for joining us today. thank you, brian. thank you for having me. brian: what s the president doing to combat if it is indeed possible the epidemic of veteran suicide? well, what you are going to see today, brian, is the president launching really the first national comprehensive effort to combat this scourge. every day 20 veterans take their own lives. some of those are on active duty. some are in the guard and