washington tonight. as always, thanks for being with us. apology to a killer. that s the focus of tonight s angle. now, once in a while, biden lets his old self-slip out and he says something that he would say when he and his party used to actually be a little bit sensible lincoln riley an innocent young woman who was killed by an illegal, that s right. but how many thousands of people being killed by illegals? laura: the upset in his party and the press was immediate. and it wasn t about the poor young woman murdered by a man biden s people let into the country but it was about the nomenclature that biden used. he probably should have used different word and i think he would know that. i don t believe that s the language that i believe he believes in his heart about immigrant people who find their way to this country to find a better live for themselves. using illegal. that shows generational difference between most joe biden, his age and a lot of other people
i m bret baier. president biden and his team send mixed messages over whether he has apentagon guised for calling immigrant murder suspect illegal. common ground suspect deals with how the border crisis is affecting congressional threat assessments and another major city contemplates using the national guard to deal with violence and public transportation facilities. bret: but first, breaking tonight, we are getting new information on the dangers of illegal immigration as reports of arrests for violent crimes escalate across the country. the director of the fbi was grilled on the subject today during the senate s annual worldwide threat assessment hearing. you can expect more of the same tomorrow in the house. some headlines today. correspondent gillian turner has details from the state department tonight. good evening, gillian. gillian: good evening, bret. we got a rare glimpse into the intelligence community s thinking about what exactly america is up against in the i