reason. because joe is deeply unpopular. his approval rating, is hoverin in the low 40s. biden, he is hemorrhaging support among black, latino, an young voters. the president is also strugglin to save money. donations have dipped significantly since 2020. the majority of americans think biden has an ethics problem. you think? no surprise there. but now his campaign is trying to capitalize on joe's malevolent side, with new dark branded merchandise -- merchandise that is sure to sav the day, but you think you joining us with reaction, fox news contributor loconto, fox & friends weekend cohost looking former senior advisor the president bill clinton doug shown. will, i was going to start the printer get dark branded mugs for fox & friends like we are doing on outnumbered but i won' stop there. 10 to $2 million what joe biden got in small dollar donations for $200 or less. that is half of what president barack obama got. he has appointed say that they conduct and the merchandise. let's put up the crop top. that will save the day, apparently, will. but they say that this portrays the 80-year-old president -- axios -- as a two steps ahead machiavelli character that describe job biden to you? >> oh, absolutely, just a few creaky steps ahead of the rest of us. that's going to be a tough sell. i think is going to be a tough sell to america. i'm not talking about merchandise. the positive vision of america. the item, the image, the thing that americans can latch onto t say, "that represents a better tomorrow. this week has been fascinating and that it is a tale of two presidents cup both with their own controversies. president trump with his third indictment will undoubtably, once again, see his poll number go up and respond to that indictment. and joe biden, as we begin to honestly, it's the beginning of the deposition phase, we begin to hear about his corruption with men like devon archer. fuer still to hear from men lik eric shawaryn sees his poll numbers decline under this presidency is limping, and i don't think it will even live across the finish line, kay kayleigh. i don't think joe biden will be the democratic nominee for president. >> that's a big claim. you think it will be gavin? >> i think he is the most logical alternative to i don't see how they could possibly tur to mala i know there's ågren hundred the pulse width away from her with the way the devil down, trickle down on identity politics but i think there's a level of competency that is required and everyone can see she does not pass that level, s yeah i think the most likely alternative is gavin newsom. >> jokerit when i was white house press secretary during th 2020 election, there was the so-called basement strategy i'l never forget donald trump picking up for 3 to four rallie and president joe biden called lid -- and announces that the strategy which is the same strategy. it is, hi, joe gumm focused on trump longer it to remember a patch of the kmart in politico, eli stokols, one day after bide declared his candidacy in a procedure. electrical said biden's campaig launches immediately overshadowed by other events, and his team loves it. the president wants, to a de degree, to be the political background noise. joe, you know this covering the media on every potential candidate want to be front and center, not background noise, but not joe. >> not joe, because he does not want this election to be a referendum on his presidency. we are -- where seven in ten americans say that his handling of the economy is poor. where we see kranjcevic americans out of major american cities from new york to chicago to san francisco, into red states like florida and texas and tennessee. we see what is happening at the border. more than 7 million people entering this country illegally since joe biden took office, an nothing is being done about it longer on education, which is never discussed enough, kayla, act test scores are at a 30 yea low. joe biden campaign, to your point in 2020 by pleading the fifth from the comfort of his own home. his allies in the media portrayed him as a moderate whe obviously now we see democrats will tell you he is the most liberal president of our lifetimes. so bottom line is that joe bide was portrayed also is a decent man, as a man that will bring normalcy back to washington dc, and it's been anything but normal. it has been chaos. major scandals in burling, despite the fact that obviously the media focusing on trump right now the dogs and cats living together. mass hysteria. and joe biden now has on his record as he was for president in 2024 long and that is a record that might -- not many presidents would want to run on at this point cayleigh easy, no i certainly wouldn't want to. dog, look at his poll numbers along black voters with latino voters with young voters, his base, and their depressed. the poll at the new york times said the biden campaign can't necessarily count on anti-trump sentiment alone. maybe to do some work to reassemble and mobilize a winning coalition. so biden is on the beach. but nick holman is saying you can't sit back on this one, you've got to put in some work. your thoughts. >> what i would say is he hasn' run political campaigns, i have. and joe biden is doing the righ thing at this point for his campaign, which is staying out of washington when devon archer is testifying, and donald trump is being indicted for the third time. joe biden's greatest asset is donald trump. trump is sinking swing voters, independents, urban women. and the poll's now joe biden on point or so ahead. put away undeniably by newsweek he's in the danger zone -- this week, in the danger zone. but i believe staying low profile, which i understand frustrates people, is probably the best strategy for him at this point. i think he will stay low profil and that they would be, in fact constituency building efforts this fall and the next year. >> you know, they are tied in the new york times poll. you look at the gop field, there in iowa, new hampshire. i understand what you're saying let the focus be on trump. but shouldn't he be putting in an iota of work other than just going fundraising? >> well, bottom line, he is t tied. his numbers are very weak. as you point out, the times pol showed. and the economic messaging has failed. it hasn't worked. and i don't think there's any reason to believe it will work. so for now this is probably the best strategy, campaigns focuse on the broader messaging, which for him is, frankly, not being particularly successful. so they are going in low profil and will do constituency building with these weekend groups as a way of trying to buttress support in election that i think will be every bit as close as 2020. >> mark laura quick final ward you here: when you look at the scoreboard in my book, here's m scoreboard. republicans need to improve wit suburban women. pumpkins have a risk after a bruising primary to have folks who sit on the sidelines. republicans also need to recognize, if the economy, stupid, didn't work because the can't prevail. democrats and has low voter enthusiasm. approval is down for joe biden in key groups, as i just mentioned approval is down pickup that's the scoreboard today. if the election is today, who wins, trump or biden? >> you know, i'm not trying to dodge your question, cayleigh, believe no one had the ability to say regarding this election, 2024, will be a positive. link analysis is correct in tha it's the only possible strategy for joe biden. to attempt to do what he did in 2020, to hang out in the background to make is about donald trump. we can this go to -- we can listen to most of the relic on the left. cnbc the other day said, we hav to do anything to avoid donald trump winning an election is quite a statement. she is not alone in saying that. in other words, subvert the democratic process to ensure that donald trump does not agai become president pykus we have no idea was to become of the next 18 months. the only rebuttal to doug will be: the reason joe biden therefore cannot run that tim george is: a, he is not a blan slate anymore, he got four year of track record for people to vote on. and, b me he has his own bowlin scandal, which i promise you is going to get much, much, bigger. so because of those factors, local law. the next 18 months will not fil any traditional historical political analysis. no doubt about it, it's not tha there were surprisingly it is a surprise per week, it seems lik right now. joe county, will cannon doug jones, thank you very much. so get this, joe biden repeatedly refuses to comment o the trump indictments. he insists he has an entirely independent doj angle member this? >> mr. president -- trust your producer donald trump repeatedl attacks it? >> because you'll notice i have never once, not one single time suggested justice what they should do or not do relative to bring a charge or not bring a charge. i'm honest. >> , "i'm artas." i mean, that was a little creep but but not so quick. new york times article titled, "biden response to trump's indictment: four which is a no comment post, he's really good at that bug this passage. 14 paragraphs down. they always bury the really big news way deep down, as you'll notice here. here's a quote: he does have opinions, he being joe biden. in the past, mr. biden privatel told his close circle of advisors that mr. trump posed a threat to democracy. and hear the big point: and he should be prosecuted for his role in the events of janu january 6th. he also told confidants that he wanted attorney general merrick garland to stop acting like a ponderous judge and to take decisive action. that is standing. biden privately told aides that trump should be prosecuted for january 6th, and he wanted meri garlent to take decisive action? that is an exclusive allegation buried in the new york times. the new york times reporters, they are quick to brag when their reporting is confirmed by a jack smith indictment. you get to do is go look at their twitter feeds. drums and sponsor this working with of the jack smith indictment is material maggie and her other colleagues first reporting. and meghan haberman, here she is: e-mail from this story luk and i did over a year ago on page 24 of the indictment. they love to brag. but why are they radio silence about their own reporting that joe biden does see january 6 indictment of his she political rival? why are they following up on this? and where is the press? has karine jean-pierre been asked about this? no longer has joe biden? no, he hasn't. where is the so-called adversarial press for pursuing this explosive lead? they are doing it. soony saad slash legal analyst greg erica fox contributor jaso chaffetz, the author of the biden malaise. boxes contributor kimberly stronghold. kimberly curth this reporting i from katie rogers. she is a reporter i worked with recently when i was on the trum campaign. sheeser incredible reporter. she cites two source familiar with the conversation that say biden probably told aides trump should be prosecuted, and that he wanted garland to take decisive action. what do you make of that? >> well, this is how it works i washington, right? i mean, biden was never going t produce a memo and send it to the department of justice outlining his wishes. nobody does that. they all want puzzle deniabilit when it comes to sending orders to doj. but instead he tells her close circle of confidants, and in those confidants tell others, and in that message just americ garlent. and that is why i am sure jack smith will be asked at some point did merrick garland tell you to do this or not do this? did you talk to the president? he didn't need to. this had been broadcast from da one. and even if biden never said prosecute him, he has given numerous speeches where he talked about how donald trump i a threat to the country. he's made very clear how he feels about this, and in what i now doing the wishes of the b boss. >> ray, when you look at this just as an average american citizen using them to trump indictments from the doj. you see no investigation of sd 1023, the cushy hundred plea deal and then you ask where is robert hur? if you don't know his name, koplan you for that, here's a guy looking joe biden doctor respondus jonathan turley said his name belongs in a milk carton at this point. how can you believe that there is a two-tiered justice system to change. >> mokbrother absolutely is, an the american public knows it, which is why after the indictments trump's ratings go up and the money begins to flow in on donations. but joe biden doesn't have the direct merrick garland and his doj prosecutors to indict his political opponent. the people running the department were picked by joe biden, so they're doing his bidding. havili so. and garland selected jack smith as special counsel because he has a notorious track record of being -- bringing politically motivated prosecutions by patronizing the law. and the jaimee six indictment i such an example is such an example. for the first time in american jurisprudence smith is making i a crime for a politician to order false claims and act on those claims in a government function to win an election. if that's the new legal sta standard, just about everybody in washington belongs behind bars. hillary clinton, you'll recall, invented and wanted the illusio likely conspired with others to defraud the fbi with a dossier to smear trump and steal the election. but, you know, that's perfectly okay. no indictment, because hillary is a democrat. the political landscape is littered with government act actions, as kimberly pointed ou in her column. based on false claims or lies, including joe biden. >> looking at the devon archer testimony, jason, there is thes 20 plus phone call that joe biden was a part of. but what is illustrated to me a most interesting the devon archer testimony is that this by an incident is read over these 20 calls. they are in dubai, at the four seasons. this is hunter and the helber i mark and they're having drinks together. then all of a sudden you have the head of burisma saying get on the phone with dc. hunter puts his data speakerphone. devon archer wasn't privy to that conversation took about five days later after much pressure have been put on to ge victor chauvin out the door, th prosecutor looking into burisma joe biden shows up in ukraine and says it's not enough to set up a new anticorruption bureau and establish so prosecutors. the office of the general prosecutor, victor chauvin, desperately needs reform. coincidence? >> no, absolutely not. i mean, what we learned from th testimony is that the proof of concept is the idea that joe biden, filla hunter biden and his minions that were around h him, that they could move the levers of power. and they do it. they did it in ukraine. they wanted the prosecutor gone and guess what? he was gone. in romania they tried to use th department of justice to lean o the romanians to get rid of a conviction. and you know what they got? it didn't actually work. but they tried to luke reid. and you know what the biden's got? $100,000 went into the bank account of joe biden's grandchildren. for doing what? for trying to make that happen. in mexico you have the same typ of thing happen where hunter biden is saying, i'm with my da and guess what, we are flying t mexico city on air force 2. i'm bringing jeff cooper, the business -- business partner of hunter biden on air force 2 the mexico city to get a deal done. and you have example, after example, after example. when joe biden is actually aske to get something done, it does get done. so when joe biden says, i never had a conversation with anybody at the department of justice about hunter biden, i can tell you, he's never done anything wrong. he's the smartest person on the planet and he's never done anything wrong. that would signal to the department of justice, you better darn well make sure that he doesn't go to jail. that's the signal. that's the way it's done, and ken, we have a bit of time here final question. i surprised that the new york times' framing of all we learne has long been known that the elder biden at times interact with his son's business par partners? it has long been known, apparently. >> you know, they missed the storyline this week. here's the important thing was to decide whether or not there is some smoking gun in the end whether or not joe biden profited off hunter's business. the important thing we learned this week from devon archer is that whenever the hunter biden wanted to show that he had access to washington, he did willingly got on the phone. he came to the meetings. and it was all designed to help hunter suggest he had access to the wheels of power. nedwell jaden hunter in his business, and you knew exactly what he was doing in that re regard. that is, in and of itself, a huge problem that something tha any other member of congress or other prior president would be proud to acknowledge that they had done. this was selling the biden family brand and it worked. it helped burisma, and that alone, even that itself is a bi deal. >> thanks, enjoy your friday night. coming up, while president bide enjoys a relaxing vacation, we hope he has fun, kamala harris is taking stage, and is going about as well as you expect. debate with debris ball ramaswamy ahead -- agarwal ro'sramaswamy ahead. >> ramaswamy ahead -- agarwal hi, i'm norma, and i lost 53 pounds on golo. when i started golo, i expected to plateau like i had so many other times. i was surprised that sticking to the golo plan and taking release, the weight just kept coming off. (soft music) president biden away at the beach, vice president time to shine. of course, it didn't go well. >> as many of you know, i was born in oakland california . >> [applause]. >> you know. >> we will discuss the work tha we will do together to strengthen our space, corporation, and certainly strengthen our space corporatio would be a part of that agenda. using our space corporation to think about how we strengthen the economic prosperity and development of our nation. >> all that is called bide bidenomics. [applause]. >> it's a term we are very prou of, i must tell you. >> and as today's job numbers made clear, bidenomics is working. last month, we created 187,000 new jobs. that means today -- yeah go ahead and clap. [applause]. >> i don't want to step on the applause. >> god help us all if she becomes president. so, mala, she believes bidenomics is working great. american don't agree. in fact, have them say the economy getting worse. mortgage rates are now hitting 47 percent. imagine if you are trying to bu a new home. 20 percent of workers under 55 say they could never retire, th american dream gone. and once again gas prices are moving in the same direction, u over the cape $50 since the first of the year. bidenomics is not working. our current president, totally detached from reality. someone who is attached to reality his gop presenter -- candidate vivek ramaswamy. welcome. >> good to see you. >> good this year. when you're on the campaign trail, are you hearing from folks of, saying people are thankful for her? >> are not hearing that at all. to the contrary, as those into that the only thing more frightening than putting her in charge of ai policy, as the ai czar, is actually putting her i charge of economic policy, or having anything to do with our economic policy in this country. the reality is either kamala harris, though, nor joe biden are the relatives -- relevant entities bowekaty, the people w elect to run the government, especially this demonstration, they are not the people that actually run the government. they are puppets, symbols that they put up. it is a minute managerial class that is actually running the show in that deep state. i think that is the dirty littl secret, which is why i think it is a trap we conservatives on the right need to be keep careful not to fall into. just a crusade biden or camilla harris, it is almost too easy for reason. it deflect attention from the real threat which is the administrative deep state. and that is where my focus is. >> you can be more correct. the number of time to study administered of each state to undermine president trump innumerable longer talking abou vice president kamala harris. when you become the nominee, what would you look for in a vice president? >> i think one of the things i look for his raw competence. i want somebody who's going to be a bulldog and helping see that agenda through, somebody who has come from every skill sets and areas, particularly foreign policy that would complement my domestic policy agenda and our economic revival. i think i would look for somebody who in every quality, go down the list of khq we woul pick the opposite policy is the czar of ai, we could use an and agrees him to design the opposite of kamala harris. but competence and ruggedness o commitment to our pro-american agenda, that's what i'm looking for. >> and at the picture i hear about from suburban moms, which the gop must improve their stance with, many of my colleagues, is school shootings. and you submitted and excellent response to me about your plans to help not only that but you actually went to nashville in the wake of that shooting and you have asked recently, where is the manifesto? we need this. what have you heard in your trips down to nashville? >> it was really an interesting and revealing experience, ka kaylee. and it was a difficult experience because my heart goe out to those families. i cannot imagine what they are going through. i believe the path to a better future runs through the truth. every major shooting we've had, yesterday, whenever there is a manifesto recovered, they release it wrong in this case i was a transgender shooter. and for whatever reason they have not released that mani manifesto. now and august, that shooting was in march long and one of th disasters, and part of the reason i went there this month, is that later this month of the governor, revoking governor of tennessee, is convening a special session of the legislature to adopt anti-gun measures in response to that incident. yet still has not released the manifesto to my view is the government believes we can't handle the truth. you know what? we the people, we can handle th truth. even the hard truths. we have a mental health epidemi raging across the country and w have no chance of fixing it until we confront that and lick it in the eye and deliver actua solutions. and so i think it is shameful just as in the coronavirus pandemic, the government swept the facts under the rug and we made disasters policy decisions in response. we make our first policy decisions in response to a tragedy when the government suppresses the truth. that's exactly what happened here in relation to the nationa shooting. >> vive her looking at national politics averages and the lates two polls show you just stick with the heights -- six points behind, new sentence. you were third. one of the ones are looking at, several who are being out senators, governors, people hav been in politics for years if not decades. how are you doing it? >> i think it comes down to the core message. we are in the middle of a national identity crisis long and so for a long time we conservatives, we have been running from something. i'm in this race to lead us to something. to an affirmative vision of our own. the left gives us race gender, sexuality and climate hunger i want us talking more about the value of each individual, the family, the nation, god. what it means to be an american today. and my sense, kaylee, matt is people are hungry for that. so i started at 0.0 percent in march and this race. we are pulling third and national polling averages. we haven't even had the first debate yet. i speak this point through the republican nominee of the president but more importantly it isn't about me, it is about reviving this country. is being done through us, and i think that is the matildas so far have been successful for us to think it is hopefully going to be successful in allowing us to regard this nation. >> vive, you are doing a lot right. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> straight ahead, crime is out of control and -- we will bring you the very latest from today' riot to you heard that right, i new york city. stay with us. let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. . >> crime crisis is still gripping american cities. earlier today a social media event in manhattan turned into an all-out riot. look at back. teens in adults were climbing i cars, throwing objects, causing a major traffic jam. it's not just new york. look at this crazy video out of california. we are fed up 7-eleven employee brutally beat it would be safe. in this video is from chicago, where does of offenders looted in chicago convenience store. naturally, chicago is soft on crime. the american river what further less than lori lightfoot going good idea -- refused to take this incident seriously i'm not talking about mob actions. i'm not saying that. these large gatherings, these large gatherings just hold on a second, y'all, i promise you, w have time to talk. it's important that we speak of these dynamics in an appropriat way. >> is not the first time he defended lawlessness. then mayor elect johnson offere a similar message back in april. not everyone agrees. in okonkwo local naacp leaders are calling a city official to declare a state of emergency du to the city's out-of-control crime. the group is demanding solu solutions, remind the city that is not racist to enforce the l law. here's what the executive director of the oakland safe streets committee told our own sara carter earlier this week. >> everything is turned upside down on its head now we are seeing crime, it is riddled wit crime. we have local leaders calling for changes. tell me a little bit about that. what is -- what is happening no post covid that is so different? >> well, what's happening now i that crime is just rampant. we've seen reports that crime i oakland is higher than it's eve been before. that just this year crime statistics showed violent crime i think was up 50 percent. >> as a business developer, tha has to weigh heavy on you. what can be done to fix this? >> we found it and created a ne coalition called coalition for public safety. and is going to be broad based. is going to cover every group, every demographic, every six, every sexual orientation lgbt, transgender, whatever you want to be. and the reason for that is because the people were committing crimes that don't care if you're black or white, they don't care what you are. they only care that you have something that they want, and they're going to take it from you. but at this point in time we have to conclude that, you got problem, you got to announce that you got a problem, because you can't get better until you do. that applies to drug addicts, i applies to alcoholics, it apply to cities that have a crime problem. we want them to declare a publi safety emergency. >> tritomine alec marsch fox news contributor sara carter, along with the author of what i killing america, seattle radio host jason ranks. circle what i find so interesting is -- about oakland is where the head of the naacp who blamed bail leadership for crime, blames the fund the police, blames progressive policies. do you think this is something that we will see outside of jus oakland? >> oh, absolutely, kayleigh. i think oakland is a microcosm of what's happening across the country. we been to philadelphia. we've seen what happened in kensington. you know, with sean you got chicago, have gone to san francisco. we see is pretty not only from urban areas, but into rural areas and rural communities, where people are not being held accountable for the crimes that they are committing. look, in oakland alone since 2019, the murder rate right now the latest statistic is that it's gone up over 80 percent. and this is affecting the african-american community in east oakland more than any othe community in the area. and they are saying, enough is enough, let's hold people accountable hunger and there's recall accountable -- i recall now for the pamela price, actually pushing to recall her because she is so soft on crime. i don't think it matters if you are a republican or democrat your libertarian or green party member. i think people want their children to be safe. they want their communities to be safe. you don't want to have to leave the car rental place like i delayed a night class to be tol as i'm leaving around 11:30 p.m at night, "please, do not fill your tank up anywhere in oaklan do not leave your car parked anywhere in oakland. we get about 32 cars and they came back to the rental place with the windows smashed in, an robbery and theft occurs frequently." that's a pretty sad state of affairs. so i think, regardless of pe people's background, just like craig mcconnell said, this is a community joining together and saying enough is enough. and the dea right now is on the line is it so like erick young that's what it sounds like. can't leave your car somewhere, not saving the city of q-adjacent, i want to go back t what happened in new york today. let's put those images back on the screen, pretty crazy to loo at. this is an union square. and disfigure content creator who had 6 to 5000000 followers, issues a giveaway for a playstation five. and just absolute mayhem unleashes. people were climbing in his car if they thought it was this individual's car, falling off the car. then tried to climb on a bus. what about social media causes this to happen? >> i don't know if it is so muc about social media as it is about the culture that has changed. when i was a kid, i would never think to do something like this. and when an office would turn t go stand on the hood of the vehicle, i would get off. i wouldn't be on it to begin with but that's really what thi is about. we have seen a cultural shift with all the lingers around defunding the police the criminal justice system is inherently racist. all we have done is change the way the public sees police and law enforcement in general. and when you don't have just basic respect for law enforcement, you're not really going to consider them a threat. when you see story after story after story particularly talkin about juveniles involved in crime, suffering consequences, you find yourself a little bit more likely to take a risk, to show up to an event like this. and when you see other people acting out, you figure, i might as well do it myself, because i don't care about the cops. i'm probably not going to get worse, and if it did get rest t they will put me in some sort o justice program, not jail. all that matters. >> we live in a very scary time. sarah, jason, thank you very much. up next mykiss are facing inhumane conditions here in the united states makes the biden's open borders agenda. tom homan, chris lee will join me to discuss when we come back. . >> will come back to this special edition of hannity. the biden border crisis is also a massive humanitarian crisis. standing to every corner of the country. earlier this week new york city mayor eric adams was heckled during a surprise visit to the roosevelt hotel, where dozen bags are camped outside. now some illegal immigrants eventually given beds, but officials warned that many will end up on the streets, and hundreds continued to arrive. yet, well, you always from the liberal media or the compassionate left. where are they? he was a reaction former new york city candidate for mayor curtis sliwa and former ice director tom homan. curtis, you are at ground zero at the roosevelt hotel. what did you see? >> let me tell you something, they deserve to boot eric adams like a man with no plan. he has rolled out the red carpe with our tax dollars. he treats them better than the citizens themselves, especially african americans who elected him mayor against me. african-americans, many of them are homeless, they are dest destitute, their veterans, emotionally disturbed. they get nothing. the illegal aliens get everything. so they have an education that they are going to be in hotel, will get three squares began about a foot long, life insurance, to insurance, and live the american dream. at whose expense? our expense. a meantime -- will not name and shame this president who has allowed the borders to just be an open floodgate pita tonga let's talk about compassion. i have compassion for young immigrants that cross the bo border, many of them human traffic because of the lawlessness of joe biden. i have compassion for immigrant who are told we'll give you sanctuary in a busti but they give you sanctuary. or these illegal migrant children who are emergency and resumes were overcrowding on suicide watch list? what about the let's policies and compassion? first i say i agree hundred percent with curtis park mayor adams is an embarrassment. he still maintains a sanctuary city where criminal gets resume dave -- eric adams was a career cop, should know better. the biden policy what i've been saying this for over two years, the biden policy takes a much more humane than the trump policies. wrong. hunter biden, we got over 700 migrants a date on us soil. we got a record number of women and children six traffic in the united states. an historic record we got a historic number americans dying from drug overdose, functional crossing over the border. gulf cartel making billions of dollars. 247 terrorists -- known here is a much list across the board we got 1 to 8000000 galloways. how many of them are predators? now, president trump, 82 percen less people were coming, so how many women were being raped by cartels? how many children didn't drown in the river? how many americans didn't die o drug overdoses? how many women are six traffic? how much did cartels make? in florida the civilian people by demonstration -- they have a sense of entitlement go based o data gathered, nine out of te ten -- qualify for asylum. they are making a false command will get order removal. on the next demonstration which i think and hope and pray as president trump we are going to look for the people, we are going to arrest them and we are going to deport them. because that is what it is supposed to be you can spend billions of dollars are due process and ignore the orders o a federal judge. we will give them due process for the orders will be executed on the next demonstration. so i wouldn't get too comfortable if i was in the country legally and released in the country by joe biden pita tonga you and i worked in the trump administration, what do you think when you see things like eric adams says, "oh, it's your fault, biden kohberger biden dear to they say oh, no, no, no, is congress have swe swelled." i sort of remember a train that you present, i'm acting, and he solved the problem. and you are part of that? yeah congress wasn't helping al right, so president trump, who think was the greatest presiden temer lifetime, because this country was never better off, h was unprecedented in his succes on the border. and it saved lives. this is what upsets me. he got it done. he is proven you can secure the border. the most secure border in my lifetime. president biden is the first president in the history of thi nation who came into office and unsecured the border. who was more regression, more sex trafficking him more drug, more known suspected terrorists? it is disgusting what is the administration had them. that's why president trump will secure the border again, will have the largest depletion operation in the history of thi nation and will get the country back on its feet. what a change that will be. curtis, tom, thank you very m much. coming out, artificial intelligence is making its way into every aspect of our lives, and this number includes online dating. we'll explain. stay with us. otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? 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