re-elected. will: one month since four idaho college students were brutally murdered in a house off campus. police have no suspects. timeline of how we got here over four weeks. this all happened in the early morning hours of sunday, november 13th. the four individuals killed, were out that night, ethan and xana had gone to a party, and kaylee and madison were out and went to a food truck. surveillance video showed them interacting with other individuals while ordering food. all four young people returned to their home around 2:00 a.m., a three-story home there in moscow, idaho. law enforcement suspects about one hour later an individual entered on the second floor through the back of the house, possibly a sliding glass door, possibly a window on the second
quickly because of the public health order will no longer be returned to mexico, the result, instantly double the number of catch and release folks in the united states. double. overnight. and that s with no change in the flows. steve: that s right, also a story out from washington times ice officials are told don t arrest as many people, even if they are serious criminal charges, don t haul them in. will: it is so dramatic and drastic, the images we have shown you this morning from el paso, where in the past couple of days they have seen dramatic numbers in el paso. it shows you the chaotic and drastic nature which our country is changing on an hourly, daily, monthly basis. illegal this is an illegal changing of the american electorate. there is something you can do about this. you can enforce our border laws,
$52,000 if you get the ford pro work truck version. steve: the truck for many years has kept ford afloat. this has been ford s best selling vehicle for the last 45 years, basically the f-series, they own the truck market from a leadership perspective. they know how to do work vehicles and this does a lot of work. it s a game changer for people looking at an ev. because again, very popular vehicle. now all electric. steve: how much is made in america. if you want to get the tax credit, it has to be american. exactly. so you have it s built at the rouge electric vehicle complex outside of dearborn and the batteries from georgia. ainsley: at one point you had to be on a list to get a car. is that the case for this one? this is sold out, very hard to get. semiconductors, everybody wants em, so yeah. will: the ford lightning ev, lariat edition of the f-150. ford s truck of the year.
will: sec has charged ftx founder sam bankman-fried after his arrest in the bahamas. steve: the former head of the collapsed crypto company is expected top an in court in the bahamas when he was supposed to be testifying before congress this morning. not gonna make it. ainsley: todd joins us live with the details. filing charges against sam bankman-fried. yesterday leading to his arrest in the bahamas. new york times reporting the charges include wire fraud, securities fraud and money laundering. u.s. will move to unseal the indictment this morning. sec is filing on charging him for the alleged massive years long fraud. bankman-fried s arrest comes hours before the ftx founder was due to testify remotely this morning. congressman lee zeldin telling fox news, house republicans were ready to grill him six ways to sunday, now breaking, sbf was just arrested.
steve: interesting tidbit, charged by the sec, not the doj, these are financial crimes so far. when you look at what ultimately he s accused of doing, seems ripe for sec enforcement. he gave a lot of money to a lot of democrat donors and the like. steve: is that against the law? it s not against the law, but a lot of the doj is necessarily controlled by democratic connected individuals, or sec, maybe a little more entrenched over the series of a number of administration s, and on the left, if you are on the sec and go after a bad guy with money, you are kind of a hero, looks like the sec is doing here. steve: thank you for the update. will: amazing what you can get away with under virtue signalling. and that was his brochure for raising billions, he was effective al truism, giving money back. and either that, or as todd suggests, effective lobbying and