victor shokin said you acceptd bribes is that true? are you okay with your son accepting millions of dollars from russia, china and ukraine? how was vacation? >> basically another no comment from the president. in addition to asserting th, the former prosecute said that younger biden, may have been involved in additional illegal conduct. >> the criminal case has been started bev me, it continues to expand. and the founder and ceo of burisma started bringing in people, hunter biden was among them there is no doubt that burisma was engaged in illegal activities. >> we're learning more. will the president comment on any of these accusations not likely according to his campaign. >> hav president has said from the beginning he wanted an independent justice department, we have just that we're not commenting or focus on donald trump's legal problems. >> i'm sure they would love to focus on donald trump's legal problems, i love this notion, all it is about independence at the doj, this is same president, joe biden who said on national television his son had done wrongo nothing wrong. this interview that aired last night with brian kilmeade, the media is not treating it or any story, because they are rooting for the bidens, they have a rooting interest. the question, does this directly tie in to joe biden. now here is a second person alleging that joe biden got some sort of bribery payment, we don't have black or white evidence of that yet. >> right, the media not covering this story properly is part of the scandal, we have right now democrats control the white house, they control senate they control our corporate media. and there one thing in washington that republicans control, this is house of representatives, and people who want not complete control by one party in washington should think about that, it does speak to because the media are not doing their job, only way to begin to have accountability here, not just biden family business and corruption they are involved in but the department of justice a corruption, that is just latest of money people saying the same -- of many people saying the same thing about the biden family business, only way to have that accountability would be some kind of impeachment investigation. you hear republicans say we really have do this because nobody else is doing their job. >> as we learn more, allegations continue to grow. that we're dealing with the biden family at large is not so smooth criminals, griff let me come to you. >> i was hoping you couldn't, she is taking notes, now i'm nervous. >> we'll get to katie pavlich in time. >> she is -- >> i am making sure all important points are covered. >> she is a professional. >> when a media perspective, what questions should be asked. mollie was talking about how they are not. >> can we give sunday mvp on lucas tomlinson our white house correspondent asking the tough questions and as a naval academy grad, projecting his voice and politely asking how was your vacation. and you played that we're not engaging in anything to do with trump's legal case, however when he was being indicted at moment he was the driving to atlanta, they tweet out, good time to give money to my campaign, they raise money off it in real to imbut won't talk about it at end of day we h we we have a great guests, why has know shokin been called before you guys, he said we're this is -- this is previewing what is coming. hopefully we'll get shokin and others there to answer the questions if the house won't talk about it. >> we heard in sound bite you mentioned a notion they the not comments to donald trump. meadial do that for them. they will n will not -- ex settl except when they wan want hunter biden scandal. this is speaker of house talking about a possible prime minister inquiry. >> -- he said he never had any dealings with his son's business. we found out he not only called into the meetings but he went do the dinner as sitting vice president they created 20 shell companies and the that money would gflow to 9 family members and david weiss let the statute of limitations run out on h hunter biden taxes we center a doj that gave a -- tried to give a sweetheart deal to hunter biden, if you look at all this information we have gathered this is a muc a natural step forward to go through an impeachment inquiry. >> it was quite a list but still incomplete. >> it is a fact that joe biden was deeply involved in hhunter biden's business dealings. hunter biden is simply the vehicle. to talk about these business dealings but i was not involved, this is a fact he was deeply involved h he shared office space with hunter biden, he was at dinner on the golf course with these people, in terms of burisma interview with shokin, jay carney, was asked about this, during his time in the white house by white house reporters saying want it weird that hunter biden is on the board of burisma what you have bu d big c campaign against corruption in ukraine. and burisma is known for corruption, we were learned they were concerned about corrupt00. corruption. the question about bribery, define bribery, is it that difficult, the definition of what is,. is burisma was paying hunter biden tens of thousands of dollars every month. because the e-mail traffic shows that burisma officials saying. so when it comes to next steps, of course, because the different of justice is refusing to comment appointing a spill spell that said they have -- special counsel they said they had everything they needed to go after hunter biden the list goes on you look at minimum of why democrats impeached donald trump first time around, is asking how he can help. and trump said look to this corruption, a fact. that the standard has been met with an pr impeachment inquiry. >> i saw this -- by griff he said follow the money, that is a key part of it a had chairman comer last week, he was reminding audience, there are so far up to i think 21 million dollars they tracked through the shell corporations to 9 different bidens one who ask in college at the time. getting thousands of dollars from romania or something. that is suspicious. and to katie's bottom line about you know if he could parse out it is technically this or bribery, devon archer testified that business was the brand and the brand was joe biden. >> every member of biden family excepting for granddaughter they won't acknowledge and dog that keeps attacks people in white house seems have accounts from foreign oligarchs. >> to our knowledge. >> one thing is a huge problem that everyone thought that this guy who was just named special counsel, weiss was actually investigating this. and what we have learned is that he was doing everything but investigating, they had information they had sources saying there was really bad bribery and beyond what we know. >> we know about millions but there was more, instead of investigating it like he was supposed to he hid it kipgkept it a it -- from the irs. it is also a story of the corruption of our department of justice. >> weiss investigation was a black hole, and jonathan teturley said, his investigation is where evidence goes to die that is the case, now he has been elevated as special counsel, i wonder what my might do next be, we'll be following it. >> i wonder if the dog is biting people because it didn't get paid. >> is upset. >> not enough treats. >> coming up next. new report reveals that biden staffers met with an aide working for special counsel jack smith. investigating donald trump. we'll discuss that story next. meet the team all using chase to keep up with their finances. smart bankers. convenient tools. boom. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. to duckduckgo on all your device duckduckgo comes with a built in engine like google, but it's pri and doesn't spy on your searches and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooki and creepy ads that follow you a from google and other companies. and 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counsel just weeks before he brought charges against former president trump, we don know what the conversation was about. this weekend, if a reporter asked white house stress carter karine jean-pierre about it would she answer the question. >> i call on people they don'. it is always your brain, right automatically there are 50 plus more people in the room, i tell people, we tell them all of the time if you feel you are not being called on, it probably is because i don't -- >> don't know. >> you she is bad. >> well, i hope she get asked about it let me start with you. we're talking about impact it will have. 7 million plus raised on the mug shot, new things according to "new york post," fox has not confirmed it. an interesting thing, now you have white house who won't talk about it. >> it the press secretary's job to get to know everyone in the white house briefing room. your job is to reach out to all parts of america and different outlets not just those with biggest audience and most well-known, she could do a better job on that. but with president trump, let's remember that it was president biden who "new york times" reported a year and a half ago who was frustrated. over january 6. here we are now with a number of different indictments one of them from jack smith over the very issue. and if this were happening in a foreign country, state department would put out multiple statements and condemnations saying that it is inappropriate to be going after with their government, their top political opponent not just allowing democracy to take shape, but that is what is happening here. the mug shot this week, local d.a., a big question now with this uncharted territory we have, with local d.a.'s going after former presidents who are running for office, you know it is not a good place for the country to be despite the left saying they are for democracy and allowing people to choose. >> mollie, you respond to that impact, and a little bit of what we were talking about, you know will the take away from this election cycle be a further, rocky -- erosion of trust. >> the current st strategy of the democrats no matter where, is to prevent their primary political opponents from being able to run in free and fair elections, this a huge threat to the republic. it is not just that "new york times" was used to fun funnel that message from joe biden to different of the justice, he also said at the time he was alleged he was hoping there would be caways it politicizes department of justice could keep president trump off of the ballot in future, you have precedents that have been broken, violating attorney-client privilege and a different cou understanding of how classifies documents are handled. and new legal standards were developed to keep people out of trouble this should a big thing but not just after trump and keeping him off ballot there is assault on freedom of the press. and attacks on freedom of speech, and attacks on the right to have legal counsel, attacks on right to petition why are government for a redress of gr -- grievances. >> what we all saw that mug shot come out, it was just wizzing on social media impossible to not see it. i thought to myself, based on reaction, you see about 25 percent of nation treating it like it was christmas in august, 25 percent of nation furious but still sharing it almost in sol solidarity, well are a lot of people roughly 50% or fewer who feel conflicted about this, a challenge that think that republicans have is among republican base, everything that katie and mollie said, is what they believe. and that is rebounding to former president's benefit and republican primary, if you look at polling to the statement we heard from former president trump spokes person on "fox news sunday," it is true some of this stuff is politically motivated. and american people believe in the polling that is at least that is at least partially politically motivated but the independents who agree yes there are politics at plea also believe that trump is guilty of crimes that could be a big problem in a general election, if there is not affect of push back. eff. >> why victor davis hanson said this is a time for courage, there need to be courage people to say, take personalities away do we want to be a country where we have politicized prosecution. >> date for dc trial will get set tomorrow. if it is a very soon court date, they will see that as place political likely as well. >> next on the big weekend show, the less climate change blame game falls flat as hawaii reveals what really caused the massive wildfires in maui, stay with us. ♪ ♪ rsv is in for a surprise. meet arexvy. 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i think that really, the climate change agenda debate. has really evolved as we have done so much to dry to reduce it here. and yet,. >> a level of dishonesty, as guy points out in the discussion, it like is, this is not the them you think it is. >> there is a lot of hysteria how the earth works, we are from the west, i am from a arizona, a state that has been under the ocean 8 times that we know of. there are things you can do do prevent fires and make them less devastating, such as clearing out dry brush, i have a lot of questions for the county about why they didn't think to clear out a lot of the dry brush like we used to clear out pine needles around our house to reduce fires. there are actual things you can do, but they are dp focused oh, quite. >> since they knew they had a problem with dry brush that is clear that the climate change agenda is not just used to control the economy, but also to avoid responsibility. >> yeah, a shame, people now deserve answers. >> coming up, all american swim are riley gaines has a new message for pro s transheckler s. >> calling out jill biden's hypocrisy on women's rights. providing for your family is a top priority. but what happens when you need affordable health care? 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>> preach it, it interesting she has come to this understanding how important language is on this massive psychological operation that americans have been put f through by radical trans ideology, it is important to understand that words have meaning and power, when you adopt radical political -- of others you lose something. that each sex has its own thing that is great. having a real concern for the language, is important. we have all been trying to be tolerant of everything we lost the understanding of we lost so much by giving away that language. >> what do you make of this? how impressive, riley gaines this young woman and accomplished athlete is really using her platform to speak out and say enough is enough. >> she is ticked off at an injustice in realm of sports and using that platform to say what a lot of people have not been willing to say, and articulate things that vast majority of americans agree with. there is -- in the contact of discussing trans-people in sports it gets complicated, to try to figure out how to refer to people properly it is understood what we're talking about. so if that context, sometimes terms like that, i think could be useful, i want to say about riley, i was in milwaukee this week, and i was going to dinner, she was headlines an event in milwaukee we drove past the hotel there were protesters, agitators outside chants against her, some people where wisconsin say we think that is the teacher's union. and i would love to hear what they think is so hateful about some thing that riley gaines is saying it is -- if that i want to play a political game, they will the lows that one. because -- they will lose that one, she is saying things there is a help sided majority here. -- this is a lopsided majority that agrees, many,ly. >> maybe they will watch, you sit me up for teaser, "outkick" on fox at 10 p.m. eastern right here fox news channel, you can hear more of riley gaines interview. >> hard work building character, one mom wants her son to be jobless, is society losing its grip? 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