severe one at the southern border in the wake of the deadly kidnapping of four americans. could be getting the inis military involved in the process. we ll have bill melugin in brownville, texas on where this could be heading. peter doocy at the white house on what the administration is seeing. last but certainly not lest, vincente gonzalez that wants to see action taken on these carteling not in the near future but like now. welcome. i m neil cavuto. glad to have you with us. bill is at the border. what can you tell us? good afternoon. there s growing bipartisan outrage about this deadly cartel attack on americans leaving two of those americans dead with republican senator lindsey graham saying that he plans to introduce legislation that would give president biden the authority to use u.s. military force against these cartels directly. meantime, we want to get you up to speed. let s take a look at these photos. this shows the moment the two sur vying americans from this at
to proceed. given the biden administration has said one of the key pillars in foreign policy when presented with a choice between autocrats and democracies, they stand with democracies. can you help us understand why the secretary decided to proceed with the trips given the ban and should we expect that going forward? our relationship with egypt is a important strategic partnership. the secretary met with his counter parts and talked about that. i ll tell you when it came to the press coverage of that portion, having looked further into it, the egyptians lived up to what they had greed upon. some of the lessons learned was in terms of making sure that we were on the same sheet when it came to understanding press access. so we will continue to work. the u.s. had agreed beforehand there there would be a band of journalists? we did not agree to a ban. we agreed to have official photographers. we had one reporter come in to one of the sessions but a portion that was going t
the billionaire is here, too. let s get the latest from kelly o grady in los angeles outside first republic bank that yesterday at this time, its very future was in question. not so much today. kelly? that s right, neil. first republicly closed down 62% yesterday. i just checked and looks like it s up 28% today. that s a good sign for them. we re seeing more concern with scb. the fdic is looking to avoid a bailout and look for a buyer. we re learning that the fdic is looking to hold another auction to sell svb after attempts failed this weekend. my sources tell me a number of private equity firms are considering the acquisition but they re not sold on buying the bank in its entirety yet. this comes as a shareholder class action lawsuit has been filed against the bank and the former cfo and coo. there will be many suits to follow on this front. this comes as governmental scrutiny ramps up on what went don at svb. the doj is investigating the collapse. this is routine in a si
scrambling for support ahead of the big vote. i m edward lawrence in for neil cavuto. this is a special edition of your world. the first of 2023. more on the tax hikes in just a moment. first to chad pergram where the leadership drama is unfolding. chad? edward, it s been 100 years since theres this much uncertainty as to who would be speaker of the house. kevin mccarthy can only lose four votes, but there s five members that oppose mccarthy and perhaps more. kevin doesn t have the votes. there s more than five people. you ll see that as we go into the election on january 3. there was 36 people that voted against kevin mccarthy on the conference vote. mccarthy made a concession last night to those that oppose him. they demanded that he lower the bar for members to call for a new speaker s election in the middle of the congress. he agreed. some members still have reservations. rosendale called his olive branch disingenuous. you think the package has moved any votes t
of them. i want to say thank you. thank you for being here and thank you for sharing woody all those years with me and shellie and all of our west virginians. we re here to respect his wishes honoring all veterans and their families and to pay respects to our nation s last living world war ii medal of honor recipient. and to the family, i want to say this. you re the legacy he was most proud of, all of you. and i m honored to welcome and senator capito, both of us are welcoming you which is woody s legacy still here. and thank you. but we re going to respect his wishes and his wishes basically were all veterans and their families and to pay respects to the nation s last living world war ii medal of honor recipient. it s been 77 years since woody williams quieted those machine guns on the sands of iwo jima. while he s now sadly gone, the ie zeals i lived by are not. the love of his family, faith, and friends and service to country above all. george wattton patton once said i