judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. talk about adding insult to injury. there is a new migrant outrage after these illegal immigrants gave america two middle fingers while walking free without bail and then use false names to flee to california. new york city is planning to dole out $53 million in prepaid credit cards to migrant families being housed in hotels. this rapper 50 cent, is that how you say that? said that the prepaid cards might be used to motivate to vote against biden in 2024. maybe trump is the answer. but he said that 57 has got it all wrong. we have to recycle this money back into our local economy. we are spending this money anyway. they are going to go to bodegas. grocery stores, supermarkets. local businesses are going to benefit. it s focused on baby supplies and food. i told 50 cent to hit me up. i would love to explain it to him so that he could go out and d
two: take out an average of $70,000. three: pay off your credit cards all indications are this bill won t even move forward to the senate floor. why? simple reason. donald trump. he would rather weaponize this issue than actually solve it. john: president biden in the last hour accusing his likely 2024 republican rival of trying to weaponize the border issue for the campaign trail. this as we wait to hear from the white house minutes from now in the briefing as an out of control migrant crisis spirals in blue cities. welcome back to america reports . i m john roberts in washington. i hope you had your seatbelt on nice and tight last hour, sandra. sandra: i m always ready for it. we always get the breaking news. watching for more to break in the coming hour as the president made the speech, the white house press briefing a short time from now. the big apple is one of the cities struggling with a massive influx of illegal migrants, they are unveiling a program for reload
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we start this morning on fox & friends with brand new developments in the jeffrey epstein document dump. there s been another one. ainsley: last night another 300 documents were unsealed putting more scrutiny on former president bill clinton. brian: we are learning more about the holiday stars who were in epstein s orbit and we expect more documents to come out later today. brooke singman all over this in the green room with her lab top out. tell me the latest. that s right. more than 300 additional pages have been unsealed and expecting even more today. one of the big takeaways from last night s release with is a claim about former president bill clinton. virginia giuffre walked about good friend. did he not respond with a statement but instead pointed us to this telegraph article that says, quote, there is no evidence to support the claims and they were strenuously denied by a representative for vanity fair s long time former editor graden carter who told the tele
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