you should like even less, okay, because it has no legitimacy is chip roy, the republican coming to hawley s aid and saying well, you know, it takes away from the local police the way to categorize incidents and gives to it the doj. yeah. yeah, that s exactly what we need because that s why abuse of force reporting is such a problem, because if you leave it to the local police. yeah. if they don t believe in the designation, they don t want the highlight a problem, they won t. yeah. and you don t get uniform data. well, there is a lot to be said about that and a lot to be said about the local police and how they classify and qualify things, especially that video coming out. or don t. or don t, coming out of louisiana. and let me tell you, my mom has been i grew up in louisiana. my family is still there. my mom is outraged. it s outrage obviously in louisiana, but across the country. and we first played that video last night on the show. and i knew that it
just deal with it in the punishment. don t punish the speech. we, as a society, made a determination that, when you hit someone because of who or what they are, it matters. the second criticism is, which you should, like even less, okay, because it has no legitimacy. is chip roy, the republican, coming to hawley s aid and saying, well, you know, it takes away from the local police, the way to categorize incidents, and gives it to the doj. yeah. that s exactly what we need, because that s why abuse of force recording is such a problem, because if you leave it to the local police, if they don t believe in the designation. they don t want to highlight a problem. they won t. and you don t get uniform data. yeah. well, there is a lot to be said about that. and a lot to be said about the local police. and how they classify and qualify things, especially that video coming out. of or don t coming out of louisiana. and let me tell you. my mom has been, you know, i grew up in lou
good evening, jacqui. pres good evening, bret. fighter jet decision will disownt disappoint ukraine. the president has moved from self-imposed red lines before just last week. today the president was asked to confirm report that he goal poland around the one year anniversary of the invasion he said he will go but he is not sure when. president biden is stamping out a push to provide f-16 fighter jets to ukraine as it plan as new offensive to retake territory occupied by russia this spring. the country s defense ministry tweeting simply f-16 three days ago. today a one word answer from president biden. no. meantime biden is still waiving off questions about his handling of classified documents. i don t even know. the doj says it will work with congress on some oversight requests. responding to bipartisan calls from the senate intelligence committee over national security exposure with the biden and trump documents. the assistant attorney general says prosecutors on
sandra: a great piece he wrote there, really important questions, and we have some important questions for him as well. i m sandra smith in new york. great to begin another week with you, john. jonathan turley says if the white house truly wants transparency, now is the time to open up about the files. here is he will join us this hour. plus, we are following the twists and turns in the alec murdaugh double murder case and today defense attorneys got one witness to admit on the stand there could have been a second shooter. john: nancy grace is in the courtroom in south carolina following the case in-person. we will get her reaction to that bombshell all new at 2:00. but we begin with a fox news alert. if the bell did not tell the tale, it is a fox news alert. border agents are busy cracking down on illegal crossers at our southern border, authorities are now seeing a spike up north. migrants now braving the freezing cold temperatures along the 49th parallel and risking
potentially swindle more than $5 billion, almost $6 billion in taxpayer money. marc thiessen and ari fleischer in moments. first to david spunt who is investigating this. good afternoon, david. good afternoon. this came as an urgent alert from the pandemic response account ability committee better known as praac, this is a watch damage made up of government officials and government organizations. march will be three years since the government went into a lock down. many businesses survived but in not the same as from before. praac uncovered 69,000 questionable social security numbers that received 5.4 billion and that s just from studying more than 33 million applicants. there were many more. in many cases, the name did not match the correct name and birthday or the number was bogus, not even from the government. still the money went out in many cases. last spring i sat down with michael horowitz, chair of the pandemic response accountability committee and inspector general