are looking for the boyfriend, a federal arrest warrant just been issued in just the past few minutes. we have phil keating in florida following this story with the very latest. phil? breaking news. >> absolutely breaking news. this is happening out of wyoming where the 23-year-old fiancee gabby petino's body was found on sunday. so the federal arrest warrant issued for her former fiancee brian laundrie is pursuant to a federal grand jury that's been looking into his activities before and after her death believed in late august. but, to get brian laundrie in handcuffs and arrested, they first need to find him and find him alive despite grueling searching by air, foot, atvs and big swamp buggies, still no person of interest brian laundrie nor his backpack. just that his mom's car was left at the trail head in the carlton reserve nine days ago where she says he went for a hike. it's extremely rugged, much under water and full of alligators, snakes and bugs. and florida back country goes on and on for dozens and dozens of miles. the larger river state park extends this area even further north. if you are hiking each and every day, you could be, by now, long gone from the carlton reserve. local outdoors men say theoretically one could survive in here for days with proper back country skills. most importantly a water filter device to tap into the standing water. the search commander said today new people from additional agencies have now joined the search. >> how does that help? it's tremendous. this is a tremendous mass of land. the more people, the more effective we are. >> law enforcement investigators want to talk with laundrie about the death of his fiancee, gabby petino. the 22-year-old's body was found sunday at the bridger teton national forest in wyoming. it's been ruled a homicide. her stepfather built this cross out of stones to mark the spot and her memory. funeral plans in new york are still influx, depending on when gabby's remains are returned. and back at the laundrie family home this morning, the laundrie's ford mustang which the mother says her son drove for that hike. after combing it for evidence, north port police returned the car today. in front of their house neither parent said a word to shouted questions. and according to the "new york post" today, according to a former co-worker of laundrie's. he was very well versed and surviving out in the woods saying one time he bragged about spending six weeks by himself out in the wild surviving only on cheese and peanut butter crackers. we will find out in a few minutes whether this search will resume for day 6 tomorrow. bret? >> bret: okay. we will bring you that here phil keating in florida. thanks. meantime, another high profile hit for president biden's border policy, his special envoy to haiti has publicly resigned in protest over what he calls the inhumane and counter productive large scale exputtings of haitian immigrants from the makeshift encampment in southern texas. president biden is getting hit really from the right and the left on immigration policy. this comes as the biden administration continues to react to images of border agents on horseback trying to keep illegal immigrants out of the country. today telling border patrol agents to no longer use horses to patrol the border there, while refusing to say how many of those migrants are being let in to the country. correspondent bill melugin is in del rio, texas, where he has been. good evening, bill. >> bret, good evening to you. that's exactly right. the biden administration still has not given a clear or direct answer as to how many haitian migrants from this camp they have openly released into the united states. though, that number is reportedly in the thousands. this as this camp behind us continues to shrink by the hour. heavy machinery begins to process of tearing down the migrant camp underneath the international camp in del rio. this as the federal government continues to clear it as fast as possible. as of thursday evening, the camp's population was down to roughly 3,000. a significant decrease from a climax of nearly 15,000. dhs confirming to fox news that as of yesterday, just over 1400 migrants from the camp had been deported back to haiti and just over 3200 others have been sent to other sectors or let go with future court dates. border patrol sources telling us they are releasing almost all family units and any women who claim to be pregnant. >> joe biden and kamala harris both raised their hand in the first debate and said they would offer free healthcare to people that illegally cross the border. they need to correct their messaging right away white house confirms the border agents are banned from using can mount the agents. based on claims mounted agents seen whipping migrants. that mounted unit is reassigned pending dhs investigation. >> this agent has now been put looking at losing his jobs because the democrats are saying is he whipping a black man. the reverend al sharpton arrived and toured the situation at the bridge. >> we will stand with our people. >> hatred. get out of texas. >> but his presence was not welcomed by protesters who drowned him out while he tried to have a press conference. >> we are here to support our border patrol agents. we have their back. when they said that that border agent was whipping that haitian, that's a lie. >> and, bret, the federal government has really started moving at lightning speed this afternoon to get this camp completely cleared out between our camera on the ground and our drone in the air. you can see what they have done here in the last few hours. they have basically bulldozed down every single one of the structures that the migrants have built here. most of the migrants have been completely cleared from the area where we are standing. they are now huddled under the bridge about 300 yards away from us. speaking of the bridge, that port of entry, it remains closed tonight because of the situation; however, the del rio mayor tells me is hoping to have it reopened by monday. send it back to you. >> bret: bill melugin in del rio, texas. thank you. let's take a closer look how the biden administration is handling the renewed focus on the biden administration. here is white house correspondent peter doocy. >> a rare admission from this white house. they know the headlines are bad. >> we're in the middle of navigating and weathering storms and dealing with crises that's what a president should do. >> u.s. envoy for haiti wants out. daniel foot resigned with this letter. i will not be associated with the united states inhumane counter productive decision to deport how sands of haitian refugees and immigrants to haiti a country american officials are confined to secure compounds because of the danger posed by armed gangs to daily life. the white house is pushing back. >> first i would note there have been multiple senior level policy conversations on haiti. where all proposals, including those led by special envoy footee were fully considered. some of those were considered harmful to the commitment of promotion of democracy in haiti. >> progressives are still upset rounded bye bye border patrol officers patrols that have since been suspended. >> what we witnessed was worse than what we witnessed in slavery. >> the white house is hoping to cool criticism. >> i think congresswoman waters and others as are we have been horrified by the photos of the border patrol officers and that behavior. >> income from the left is uncommon for this president. >> president biden getting attacked from both sides of the aisle is because he can't get a handle on this situation. >> to clear the camp in del rio, the feds are busing migrants to parts of texas or flying them to arizona. and unless they show symptoms, no covid test. >> why should somebody, say, in laredo or el paso or tucson, arizona have to have their chance of catching covid go up because hundreds of miles away there is an open border. >> well, there certainly is not an open border. >> there is according to some texas lawmakers. >> most of these haitians are from brazil. they got word of the fact with the biden administration we have an open border policy come on in. >> that's exactly what biden said two years ago. >> we are a immigration says if you want to flee and you are fleeing oppression you should come. >> when the president said that, progressives cheered. but now the people are actually coming, progressives are telling him you've got to treat these migrants better. and president biden is saying nothing. no public events on the schedule today. brian? >> brian: peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thank you. another strong day for the stock market. the dow surged 506.5 today. the s&p 500 gained 53. the nasdaq jumped 155. the food and drug administration is authorizing pfizer booster shots for people above the age of 65 or for those that are at high risk. the fda says the shots should be administered at least six months after the patients receive first two doze he is. announcement comes after the overwhelming rejected #-z a sweeping white house plan to dispense third shots or boosters to nearly everyone. also today, advisers at the cdc recommended the pfizer booster for people ages 18 to 49 with underlying medical conditions. the white house and congressional democrats say they have agreed to a framework to pay for their massive tax and spend bill. the details of that are murky at best and that really is what matters on these massive bills. the details. the announcement comes as democrats desperately try to get some resolution to the approaching federal debt ceiling and the possibility of a government shutdown. there was a resolution today to another difficult political issue though. congressional correspondent chad pergram tells us where things stand tonight from a very busy capitol hill. good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret. democrat divides over israel forced leaders to yank iron dome money out of a bill to avoid a government shut down earlier this week. otherwise the bill would have failed. the canyon between democrats over israel erupted into a brouhaha between members of the same party. >> we cannot be talking only about israeli's need for safety at a time when palestinians are living under a violent apartheid system. i firmly believe our country must oppose selling weapons to anyone, anywhere without human rights law compliance. >> other democrats who support israel lashed out at tlaib, the only palestinian american in congress. >> i cannot allow one of my colleagues to stand on the floor of the house of representatives and label the jewish democratic state of israel an apartheid state. i reject it. >> the house passed the stand alone iron dome bill 420 to 9. 8 of the nos were democrats. the only g.o.p. nay was thomas massey. massey tweeted that foreign aid is bankrupting the u.s. two members voted present. democrats hank johnson and alexandria ocasio-cortez. a double whammy looms next week as congress tries to avoid a government shut down and coalition with the debt ceiling ominous warnings about a financial collapse if congress fails to raise the debt ceiling. >> we hear all of these horror stories about the apocalypse and locusts coming. why would we think that wouldn't happen this time? >> public sentiment is everything. >> stage craft today from pelosi to demonstrate unity. she brought senate majority leader schumer and the secretary of the treasury janet yellen to her press conference. this was an effort to give the allusion of a deal on how to pay for the social spending bill. but it's unclear how you pay for a bill which isn't done. bret? >> bret: again, the details. chad pergram live on the hill. chad, thanks. another scandal is brewing involving hunter biden and some places that did not cover the first round before the election actually are reporting it. first, here is what some of our 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block the law earlier this month. we are learning new information tonight about a report alleging president biden's son hunter attempted to shake down the libyan government for millions of dollars. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel tells us what he is hearing tonight. good evening, mike. >> bret, good evening. these emails were obtained from business insider the first email written in 2015 donor to sheikh obama campaign donor. they were reportedly seeking to help recover billions in libyan assets frozen by the obama administration when joe biden was vice president. dzhokhary lays out hunter's demands in a january 28th, 2015 phone call per a phone conversation i met with number two son. he wants $2 million per year retainer plus success fees. he wants to hire his own people. it can be close circle of people for confidentiality. his dad is deciding to run or not. a second email dated february 26th, 2016, jauhari and al rahbani had received update who reached out to hunter's team about the libya deal. i spoke with h.b.'s team yesterday. they are interested in the project but emphasized for them to get involved the team lobbyists lawyers and p.r. would need to be a small group of folks they have a tight relationship with. they do not want a large group involved and they only want people with whom they have a close relationship with due to the sensitivity surrounding their involvement. at the end of today's white house briefing a reporter fired a question at press secretary jen psaki about hunter biden. she ignored the question. a white house spokesman later responded no comment when reached by fox. today the top republican on house oversight called these latest revelations troubling. >> hunter biden has a pattern of abuse, a pattern of trying to sell influence to his family. so i think this just vindicates a lot of people like myself and a lot 6 my colleagues in congress who have always said hunter biden is someone we should be suspicious of and someone who we should be having access for oversight. >> this is not related to the emails from hunter's purported atlanta. fox has reached out to hunter biden but no response so far. it's unclear if any laws were broken. bret? >> bret: okay. mike. more on this with the panel. thank you, one victim is dead and at least 12 people injured at a shooting today at a supermarket in tennessee. police in the memphis suburb of cullorsville say the shooter is dead from an apparent self-inplaintiff's exhibited #-z wound the police chief calls this the most horrific event in that town's history. >> as bad as this scene is and it's horrific i have been involved in 34 years and never seen anything like it fournted survives hiding in a freezer and locked office. the u.s. embassy workers and others promised safe passage out of afghanistan who are still waiting for help and we talked to former congresswoman tulsi gabbard live. first, beyond our borders tonight, china sends 24 fighter jets toward taiwan in a large 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passage out of afghanistan but still stuck in kabul in a dangerous situation. correspondent trey yingst continues his reporting on the ground in the afghan capital. >> i have green card and my daughter has u.s. passport and also my wife she is a green card holder. i live in atlanta, georgia. i run two businesses in georgia. >> he is an american resident and u.s. taxpayer. he came to visit his family before the taliban took control. and is now one of thousands of u.s. green card holders stuck in afghanistan. after receiving a text from a u.s. congressman he came to this hotel in the afghan capital but says he can't get inside and worries about the safety of his family. the u.s. government doesn't know how many people like dulatt are in afghanistan. it's not just green card holders who are unable to escape the taliban-controlled country. >> there are a number of people outside of this hotel in kabul who work for the americans. at the u.s. embassy and are left behind. they have the documentation. it says u.s. embassy kabul. >> hamid worked as a cook at the u.s. embassy and promised safe passage out of afghanistan. he received an email in late august from the deputy chief of mission that read, quote: many of you are understandably expressing frustration that we have not yet communicated any practical information on moving forward with your evacuation: i work more than four years and some of my friends was is it years. >> ahmad's stories is not unique. u.s. residents and allies are being left in taliban controlled territory. >> we are -- left behind here with families with all of the u.s. embassy here right now. >> some of these people are literally being hunted by the taliban. they could be killed or imprisoned in the united states doesn't help. bret? >> bret: trey yingst in kabul, afghanistan. trey, thank you. let's bring in former hawaii democratic congresswoman, former presidential candidate and army reservist tulsi gabbard just back from deployment in africa to go after al-qaeda affiliate jihadi u.ss there. congresswoman, thank you for joining us. >> hey, bret. >> bret: i want to talk about afghanistan foreign policy and counter-terrorism. i want to start on the issue of immigration that's pressing now in the news. you tweeted out this today. you said the biden-harris open door policy has been a disaster. it needs to end now. the main beneficiaries of open borders gangs, cartels and human traffickers. the trump policy of having people wait on the other side of the border worked and needs to be reinstated. your thoughts about what's happening in del rio and how the administration is handling it. >> it is an utter disaster and failure and it directly attributed to the biden-harris administration's open-border policy. this is not only a humanitarian crisis. it is a national security crisis and it's something i have said all along, which is that if we do not secure our borders, then we can't have a secure nation. there are so many issues that have happened under this administration that have led to this point and their continued failure of leadership is exacerbating the crisis that we are seeing play out before our very eyes. >> bret: do you think, having been in congress, that congress can deal with this issue? >> congress has proven, unfortunately, to put partisan politics ahead of actually passing real necessary immigration policy reform. but what we have seen under the last several months under this administration, unfortunately and joe biden is a friend, i hold no malice towards him. but i have to say that the policies and decisions that have been made via executive order by the white house have led to this open border policy with thousands, tens of thousands of people coming and attempting to and sometimes successfully streaming across the border. >> bret: you think that's a national security threat as well? >> it absolutely is. how can you say that it's not when we have no idea who is coming across the border and, once again, how can we ensure safety and security for the american people when we don't have a secure border? >> bret: all right. the counter-terrorism fight. the president talking about how it's evolving, how it's going to change. take a listen. >> we will meet terrorist threats that arise today and the future in a full range of tools available to us. we are better equipped to detect and prevent terrorist threats and we are more resilient in our ability to repel them and to respond. >> bret: a lot of people, congresswoman, who say what happened in afghanistan, what is happening now, and how we handled it has really opened the door for more terrorists. you have just come back from africa which is also a hot bed of radical jihadists. your thoughts on where we are. >> well, as you know, bret, in both east and west africa, there is a surge of these jihadists terrorists al-qaeda, isis and affiliated groups are increasing in their strength. the withdrawal from afghanistan is something that i agreed with you about, unfortunately, the way that this administration executed that withdrawal has been an utter and abject disaster which is continuing to play out as we speak. for those who say and we should continue to monitor afghanistan to make sure that there are no al-qaeda and isis strongholds that are allowed to start to take root. if we are seeing that that is starting to happen, then we need to go and take them out. but we should not be under the allusion that this is a problem that's only limited to afghanistan and the proof of that is that al-qaeda for a very long time has been able to get refuge and actually have training camps and support in pakistan, which is a problem that not hasn't been addressed but we have seen the united states continue to support pakistan in spite of this known fact and relate. so this is a bigger issue here that really needs to be addressed. address >> bret: are you still a democrat. >> yes. >> and continue to be despite the criticism on a number of fronts. >> look, i have never been about party politics, bret. i think you know that about me. i'm about putting country first. the problems that we are seeing on a whole host of policy fronts is those in positions of power and leadership, putting partisan politics, their own selfish desire for power ahead of the interests of the country. ahead the people of the people. and that's what i always try to do my very best in looking at different policies is we have to put the people and the interests of our country first. >> bret: well, i want to ask you about this. we are just getting the tip of the iceberg about this john durham investigation and there's been an indictment of a hillary clinton clinton attorney, mr. sussmann, about basically infusing this russia narrative with the help of various media outlets and others. and it may go over places. we don't know. we are follow it but you have a unique perspective in that hillary clinton once called you a russian asset. just to remind people. take a listen. >> there are goods going to do third party. i'm not making any predictions. but i think they have got their eye on somebody who is currently in the democratic primary. and they are grooming her to be the third party candidate. she is a favorite of the russians. yeah, she is a russian asset you i mean totally. they know they can't win without a third party candidate. >> bret: they went on to confirm that that was you that she was referring to. your thoughts as we are starting to get this durham investigation and what that means. >> confirms what i have known to be true, which is that you have the power elite, people like hillary clinton, those around her working with the media, the deep state in order to bring down the destruction and downfall of anyone that they deem to be a threat to their power. outsiders, people like me, people like donald trump, it doesn't matter, democrat or republican, if they identify, hey, this is someone who is not going to toe the line. this is not someone who is not going to follow kind of the establishment way of things that are accepted, they pose a threat. and we will do -- they will do all they can to silence or sensor or cancer what they view to be a threat. so this is bigger than about me or trump or anyone else. this is actually a threat to our country and our democracy. and the arrogance that these people have in thinking they have the right to manipulate the american people what they view, what they hear, what they see all to preserve their own selfish interests, not caring at all about the impact on the country, the impact of the american people or who gets hurt along the way. >> bret: it's always interesting to hear your point of view. i welcome you back any time. thank you. >> thank you. >> bret: up next, the panel on the border crisis and the high profile defection from the biden team. >> his positions were and his views were put forward. they were valued. they were heard. different policy 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questions about the immigration situation, the border crisis at the white house briefing. these are the numbers dhs put out. 1400 roughly returned to haiti, 2306 to customs and border patrol various facilities, 3881 at the bridge. they told me there would be no math that is not 15,000 to peter doocy's question. there are a lot of questions about the policy going forward, what it means. we know horse was won't be used. let's bring in our panel former education secretary bill bennett. harold ford jr. former tennessee congressman ceo of empowerment inclusion capital and joan that goldberg editor and chief of the dispatch. jonah, your thoughts on this? >> i'm embarrassed about the whole thing i have said this a bunch of times on this show that when people ask me what my preferred immigration policy is, my standard answer is to have one pick a policy, pick a number and enforce it. and stand by it. and instead, we have had a policy sort of bipartisan chaos for decades in this country and now we can see a microcosm of it at the border. the idea that the biggest controversy right now is the esthetics of a photo of a horse and a guy on a horse doing something that people were wrong about as being the thing that the white house is scrambling to fix just shows you how optics matter more to this white house and to democrats in general on these issues than the actual substance of the policy. >> bret: you know, charlie, you have to commend this piece that you wrote for the dispatch about joe biden and the passive voice that is the portrayal that this is somehow passively happening to him as opposed to decisions that biden is making and the consequences of them. >> yeah. we heard this just tonight, the clip you had from jen psaki earlier in the show where she says we are weathering storms. no, when you are weathering storms, you are not responsible for the weather. storms are things that happen to you. joe biden says events in afghanistan unfolded. events at the border have unfolded. as if he has no agency and no responsibility for these things. he has made choices and we are seeing the consequences of his choices on a whole bunch of fronts and the way the media and the way the white house spin it it's like poor joe biden is just -- like charlie brown being followed by a rain cloud and he has no responsibility for what the predicaments that his white house is in. >> bret: harold, taking criticism from the left about the horse thing and the picture and the handling of haitian immigrants and from the right in that border security is really a question. >> look, i think, jonah, thanks for having me on, i think jonah has pretty much nailed this. there is not a lot i can disagree with. i would only add the concerning and puzzling thing about this policy, i think that's really where jonah's point is most poignant. i don't know what it is the white house wants to do. i think every day we are all bewildered and obviously some members of congress and i share -- i do think the optics of what those guys were doing on the horses is something that brings back some memories in this country we don't want to ever remember. removing the horses doesn't seem like that's going to solve the problem. two, secretary mayorkas seems like a good guy probably a good and honest man. i feel bad to him he doesn't seem to have a policy to implement and he doesn't seem to inspire real confidence, certainly amongst legislators and increasingly, i think, with the american people. it starts with president biden. they have got to get a policy and that policy should include everything from understanding the lack of investments in this hemisphere and our own hemisphere over the last 40 years. also call for building a wall and then sit with dems and republicans alike and let's figure out what can we do to maybe reinstate some of the things that worked under president trump and get rid of the things that didn't. >> bret: you said build a wall. >> i would -- the wall would be a part of a package that i would -- that i would offer to republicans as we try to build some kind of meaningful long-term solution, sustainable solution to what's happening at our border. i have said that on your show before. >> bret: i know you have. your party is not there just because it seems like it's tied to a trump idea. bill, your thoughts on all of this? >> bill: yeah, horses and reins it's ridiculous. it's horses asses and the policy. mayorkas is not an honest man. he lies every day of the week. and biden shoves off responsibility to impassive forces. he did this. let's talk about what this policy is. those 10,000 people or so, haitians are in the middle of the night being distributed across the united states of america. we don't know who they're. we don't know whether he they're carrying covid. we don't know whether terrorists are mixed in with them. even if they are just decent haitian people, this is not the way to run a policy. with all due respect for jonah, we did have a solution to this. at least part of a solution and that was stay in mexico policy. remain in mexico policy. we had a lot better situation than we had -- than we have now. and, of course you want to comprehensive solution. but making things worse as he seems to be doing with everything he touches, and it's he who is touching it. >> bret: yeah. jonah, bill melugin reporting down interest talking to the border patrol all the time saying and asking for more resources to deal with that really since may or june and it's been a situation that's been bubbling up fair to say this administration on a number of fronts has taken hits that are affecting its position not only here in washington but politically around the country. >> yeah. look, we were watching biden's numbers hemorrhage. we are seeing part of the problem that biden has is he has no super loyalists. he has no one crawl over glass for him the way they would for obama and donald trump. the base of the democratic party wants to exact its concessions, it pound of flesh. moderates are not going to leap to his defense and republicans certainly aren't either. is he a guy at sea but he is responsible for a lot of the problems that he has he got. >> bret: all right. stand by, panel. up next, another hunter biden scandal this one may get covered beyond fox news and "the new york post." ♪ ♪ got a couple of bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. what do you say we see what this bird can do? woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. looks like we're walking, kid. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. >> authorities are seeing if those emails we just talked about are connected to ongoing russian disinformation. there is a lot about this story that does not add up. >> it is so obviously a russian operation. it is so obviously a story that was created by the trump campaign. >> 50 high level intelligence agents, people who have worked in the intelligence agencies came out and said this is most likely propaganda. >> bret: that's sound about the hunter biden story as it was coming out during the election, before the election. wasn't covered a lot of places or covered like that. this week politico had a piece out. it said a person who had independent access to hunter biden's emails confirmed he did receive 2015 email from ukrainian businessman thanking him for the chance to meet joe biden and same for 2017 email proposed equity break down adventure with chinese energy executives includes the line 10 held by h for the big guy while the lead contains genuine files it remains possible the fake material has been slipped in and add to that the business insider has a new batch of emails dealing with money and hunter biden with the libyan government. we are back with our panel. harold, is this a big deal? >> i don't know. i have not heard any allegation of criminality or criminal wrongdoing here. and one of the things we do know is hunter biden has talked about it. he has written about it. he has apologized for it that being his substance addictions over the years. i don't believe he deserves a pass for that i do believe that he deserves a second chance. i don't think he deserves any less or any more than that. and if there is evidence that a crime was committed, then i'm sure it will be pursued by the appropriate authorities. i'm not going to pile on a guy who had substance addiction. >> bret: yeah. obviously this is separate of that. but, the u.s. attorney in delaware we were told that there was an investigation ongoing. he, by the way, is i think one of the only attorneys under trump that still remains in the biden administration. so we don't know where that's going, bill. yeah, i rarely do this but from business insider one obama-biden donor to another he travels with dad, connected everywhere in europe with gaddafi's investments and frozen money. he said he has access to highest level in china he can help there. his negatives are that he is an alcoholic, a drug addict, he was kicked out of the u.s. army navy for cocaine. chasing low class hookers, constantly needs money, liquidity problems and many more headaches. it's a sorry sorted story and rife with corruption. can somebody please pay attention to it other than fox news? >> bret: jonah? >> yeah. we didn't even need the atlantap story to know he was a shady character with at love personal demons. personally i find his griffith h selling art no one want except for his last name. this libyan story people forget that one of the first families, you know, the billy carter scandal of the 1970s billie gate influence peddling with libya maybe stay away from libya if you are a shady family member of a president. >> bret: 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[ yelling ] wayfair is my therapy. amen, kim! yup! i'm hiding from my kids, as we speak. >> bret: gorgeous shot of the capitol tonight. a look at tomorrow's headlines with the panel. harold? >> a little personal privilege. my prayers go out to all of my family and friends in memphis and card collierville tennessee and all the first responders for the way you responded today that the shooting at the kroger there. you will be in all of our prayers. bless you. >> bret: sad stuff. bill? >> yeah, biden overheard quoting shakespeare king lehrer this is not the worst as long as you can say this is the worst. he didn't really say that. i made that up. but he should check out king lehr about another king who makes one awful decision about another and how he ends up. don't work out well. >> bret: jonah. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez fined for removing mask on house floor better to whip over the continued existence of israel. >> bret: all right. panel tomorrow congress seeks answer about havana syndrome happening more. what is it and what do we know? thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, that's it for this "special report" fair balanced and unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by pete hegseth starts right now. >> pete: hey, bret, let me try a headline for tomorrow kamala harris uncovers root causes of migrant causes on the set of "the view." >> bret: possible. >> pete: possible there you go. bret, appreciate it good evening, america. it's 7:00 p.m. on the east coast which means it's 6:00 p.m. in god's country and time for "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> pete: i'm your host pete hegseth and tonight we start with one very important question. where did the 15,000 illegal residents of bidenville go? because it's become painfully