many, many months. the question is does this late afternoon story in the post signal a major movement in the case? correspondent david spunt has the latest information from the justice department. good evening, david. bret, good evening to you. a source with knowledge of the investigation tells fox news it has reached a significant and critical phase also federal investigators are no longer collecting evidence. it s moved past that point and is now in the hands of the united states attorney in delaware. the washington post reported that agents believe prosecutors have enough evidence to charge biden, hunter biden with tax crimes, plural s there. and a false statement related to a gun charge. the investigation moved over the summer from the fbi to the u.s. attorney in delaware. justice department policy is not to file politically sensitive charges in the two months or so before a federal election since biden is not on the ballot. this rule may not apply. we previously re
sean: i can t just abandon it. laura: i love dr. phil. i loved that interview. i was mad i didn t get it. loved watching him. you guys were cute together. sean: we re not competitors. we are colleagues. as long as we kick everybody else s ass it s fine. laura: i am laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle. nowhere to hide is the focus of tonight s angle. we were excited for an hour long interview with president biden but jake tapper only got 15 minutes. that s hardly enough time to cover hunter and the hookers and the foreign policy mess with russia and ukraine. last week biden warned of nuclear armageddon. tonight he gave a different assessment. do you think putin is a rational actor? a rational actor who miscalculated significantly. laura: biden contradicted himself. i think he thought he was going to be welcomed with open arms. at kyiv he would be welcome. he miscalculated. laura: so putin is a rational actor with irrational goals? biden s inabil
as soon as they are caught. if someone commits a felony and the crime results in someone s death they may not face first degree murder charges. 48% of illness residents expect the bill will increase crime want even though the police support republican bail runs against pritzker, pritzker is expected to lumber to victory. in places where the gop probably won t win, how do they continue on with the fight? one showing how to do this is the mayor of orlandmark, illness and a congressman candidate. your reaction to pritzker casual dismessal of the concerns about this law
complaint against a police officer. i m sure that s never going to be abused. right. and if someone commits a felony like a robbery, burglary, sexual assault and the crime results in someone s death, they may not have to face firstf degree murder charges. isn t that lovely? according tourde a new poll, nee 48 percent of illinois residents expect the bill will increase crime. and even though the police ve support republican dan bailey is running against pritzker because he would appeal it,pr pritzker is expected to lumber to victory. o victory. so in places where the gop probably won t win, there could always win, but probably won t.d onw can they continue on with this fight? well, one of the leadersght? showing how to do this is keitho peacock. dis the mayor of overland park, illinois, and a congressional candidate. mayor, great to see you tonight. your reaction to pritzkeurr is casual dismissal of the concerns about this law? well, thank you for havingab me, laura .is
champion law enforcement. but, he is not alone as a growing number of republicans inside promise to address rising crime. we want to defend our police, not defund them. the people have spoken. new polling shows crime is on voters of minds. monmouth university says 72% of people, if polled, ranked crime as extremely or very important. this is about americans feeling safe. they know the policies that have been promoted by one democrat rule in washington. democrats are not surrendering the issue. during last night s kansas gubernatorial debate, democratic governor laura kelly insisted crime can be addressed with a stronger economy. we know that a lot of time crime results from poverty and so as we develop our economy, we get people good jobs, i think that will contribute to lowering it. but this week missouri congresswoman cori bush reignited the crime debate within the democratic party by repeating calls to defund the police. defund the police are is not the issue. people a