stars through the perilous fight o er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rocket s red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star spangled banner yet wave o er the land of the free and the home of the brave will: welcome to fox & friends on this sunday morning coming to you live from el paso, texas, ahead of president joe biden s visit. we join you here. will cain, emily campano, pete hegseth. along the southern border. pete: you re fortunate. you don t have to wear a town. that is mountain time. very early for will cain. god morning emily as well. good morning. pete: can t see it is spot. will: i will trade you a necktie for some long johns right now. it is about 32 degrees right here. i m within the city of el paso, pete. the city of el paso, essentially, but for the rio grande river and border blends into juarez, mexico. i don t know if you see behind me. this is a s
pete: indeed. morning, will. how s it going there? it s still pretty dark, but you ve got a border wall behind you and a president finally decided at least to make a layover, three hours, in el paso today. will: yeah. it is still dark, as you mentioned, it s 6 a.m. here in the mountain time zone of el paso, texas. it s approximately, i would say, 35 degrees. and to your point, pete, this is the second time that it s been sort of a layover for president biden in his career to visit the southern border. once before it was driving through the, essentially, and today it s a stopover on his way to mexico city. the el paso sector of our southern border is 2 the 68 miles 268 miles. it includes portions of new mexico. i m sitting just yards from the rio grande river are, and a section of the border wall. you know, pete and emily, i m looking at essentially right here next to me is we ll go over here in just a moment, this is the heavy metal border wall you ve come to expect, two
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former president trump disputes this and says the records have been declassified. other documents that were seized from mar-a-lago included binders of photos and oddly clemency for roger stone. the raid was also apparently far more expensive than initially thought. they granted fbi agents the authority to seize all physical documents and records that contain evidence of crimes dating all the way back from january 20th 2017 to they don t trust left office in 2021. in other words, every single document from his presidency was potentially up for grabs. and we know the fbi waited three days to execute the raid after the judge signed off on the warrant. this was truly a matter of national security, the attorney general told us if you look at intricate want to take federal agents so long to raid mar-a-lago? to answer this and many more questions that we turn to fox news chief legal correspondent and that no host of fox news sunday, shannon bream. hi, shannon, how are you? reporte