raid sirens erupting, sounding and chaos erupting in israel as a barrage of missiles rained down on southern israel. palestinian militant group hamas is claiming responsibility, saying they launched 5000 rockets at israel early saturday morning. the leader says it's part of a new military operation against israel. israel's military claiming a number of terrorists have infiltrated into its territory from gaza during the unprecedented attack. several videos posted on social media appear to show uniformed gunmen inside the israeli border town of sderot. residents across the region are being ordered to remain indoors. the early morning rocket assault reportedly lasted about 30 minutes. and right now, officials confirm a 70 year old woman was killed and multiple others were injured in the rocket attacks. israel response saying hamas will bear the consequences of the attack and has reportedly already begun striking targets in the gaza strip. the launches came after weeks of heightened tensions along israel's volatile border with gaza and heavy fighting in the israeli occupied west bank. israel has maintained a blockade over gaza since hamas, an islamic militant group that opposes israel, seized control of the territory in 2007. the bitter enemies have fought four wars since then. there have also been numerous rounds of smaller fighting between israel and hamas and other smaller militant groups based in gaza. again if you're just joining us, chaos erupting in israel as palestine militants in the gaza strip shoot a barrage of missiles into southern israel. and there are also reports that palestinian militants are infiltrating israel from gaza at this hour. we are continuing to follow the ongoing events in israel, and we will bring you the latest as we learn them. i'm lauren greene.m. i'm lauren green. now back to regularly scheduled programing. >> i have republicans posed placake us to a place we've never been. now extreme maga republicans aim to question not only the legitimacy of past electionse n but elections being held now and in the future. >> maga republicans don't just threaten our personal rights and economics security. they're a threat to our very democracy. donald trump the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatensan the very foundations of our republicd the represen. maga. republicans do not respect the constitution. >> they do not believe in the. rule of law. they do not recogniz e the will of the people. maga forces are determinede peon to this country backwards. >> all right, here's the scary part. thostake thee hateful words. they're backed up with actions according to a new report from "newsweek". biden's fbi is now targetingcke trump supporters. maga republicanswith act in 202, shortly after biden'sre inaugurationpubl, the fbi, the bureau drafted a directive categorizing maga supporters under an acronym knownctive to e or anti-government violent extremism. governmeactually, a few.year l about a year later, in october of 2022, they added a categoryah of agave others meaning you may not fit into a category, but your anti-government and anti authority motivations mean you're a threat. so it's wide open. they can drive a truck through their characterization of who's a threat to them and their powe.drive a r. >> in other words,ee as "newsweek" reports, quote, trump and his army of supporters were acknowledged as a distinct category of domestic violent extremists, even as the fbi was, of course ,publicly that political views were never part of its criteria to investigate or prevent domestic terrorism, end quoe. and it's not just a label. this designation helps the fbiol surveil, investigate survg usrwise targetps trump supporters. >> joining us now with reaction, fox news contributor tammy bruce and former new york congressman lee zeldin. thank you both y being here. rea tammy, does any of this surprise you with that kind of rhetorin.r being rprise yc o? again, joe biden saying what he says, hillary saying what she says. now we're learning about the targeting of the fbi. logical that their rhetoricshe because they control all these entities would we lear turn intn . >> it would. and of course, this is the natural of what she did with her basket of deplorables. remember, that wasn't an off the cuff line she used at first during an israeli interview. she then used it in another private event. and that was the third event wher was note was covered and me on the internet. so thired and mas a written lin. it was a theme. it was not an accident. so when you have a leadingn democratac what she is setting into motion the demonizationon e of tens of thousands of americans, what do you think is goingthousa to happen? this is the natural point now. they thought the indicted would, you know, drown donald trump. that didn't work. biden thought his blood red speech in pennsylvania, which you showed that thatthey o would work. it has not worked. he indic donald and not just wi, but they're seeing, of course, insaffection frot just rm indep, from hispanics, still from black americandes, suburban women. and so for them now, this this is very dangerous. and i just want to say, having come frocoming fm the believe ty they say these things, that thi s theses is this is th. say things they don't mean. we dismiss a lot't say t of what they say because it's nuts. but this, in fact, is a remarkable statement about effectively, what are they going to do, conversion therapy? how do you deprogram tens of millions of people now, ancien t civilizations in europef peop thought they had the answer. italy. nd german when you're looking at world war two, you had incredible much older civilizations than ours. and they for that. and this is what this represents. so this is dangerous. it must be taken seriously. hillary does not speak for herself. this is the democrat playbook at this point. and i don't know what they want to do. like, how is this going to serve them that they're doing even more division? that is how much panic peteyboo. is going on in the democratic party. i think it worked in 2010. honcratice going to double dowho on it. lee you know, speaking of conversions in new york, there are lots of camp p s where they're housing illegals. at this point. they could just transition those into mago they w a supporter deprogramming camps if they needed to. i mean, thisogrammin is this is. i mean, i want to dismiss it as nuts, but you it time and time again. >> and it's not it's what a they believegain. it's desperation to i mean, they're running out of names. p donald trump wasa a candidatee for president. they were going after right-wing tea party extremists . they keep finding new names. there was a period of time, remember, where if you're on the right, you're a, a sympathizer. >> i'm jewisyou arh. and because of their tactics, i would get called like a , like thousands of times. if you want to understand why people were supporting donald trump, it's not because tens of millions of people were, mils racists and xenophobes, islamophobes like hillary clinton was pointingst you kno out it was because one, putting aside hillary clinton being unlikable and running a terrible campaign. not going to states where she should be wrong on policies and viewed as corrupt. donald trump was out there ar an outsider a businessman and he was saying, if you elect me, we should build a wall , repeal obamacare, stop common core, make america great again, drain the swamp. he gets elected. it's hillary clinton's supporters. it's the democrats who allts the president's hand was on the bible. they were calling for his impeachment already. so then he starts fast tracking keystone, getting ri thed of he starts building a wall, defeating ms. 13, defeating isis while he is implementing pre agenda that he set out, promises made, promises kept. they're trying to take him down from the media. esthey're trying to take him down, weaponizing the justice department. but the reason why his supporters, tens of millions of people voted for hiis suppom in 2020. it wasn't because of the 2020, i nicknames. and by the way, the left is running out. nicknames. alat's lefhis pointthis poin is like a third world country just calling everyone on the right terrorists. it's because i'm already going to see if they can find one to save our country. >> yeah. tammy, real quick. mcgarvey real quick. >>hillary, hillary's attitudeitd and this dynamic effectively reveals that the democrats view the american people as infants, that we do not have control of our own minds, that we don't know what we're doing, that we need to be corralled up. and we so that's bad enough. but the attitude it sends, the contempt dwe are be corr is, since clinton, it has been decades of democrat reliance on people being afraid, being made afraid and being condemned because they're lesser than our our our main benefactors. this is outrageous. everyone now must step forward because this is not going to end. this is the narrative. and we see it now with whatrr you noted, with the terrorism dynamic and what we're noworis . there is an element that is slipping through here. and it's not just for, you know, people who do actual violenceeople to or who do riot. >> no this is to categorize people, of course, who are anti-authority. well, that's why they have the other category. now, tammy, that sounded very anti-gay. exactly. anti-authorityantigovernment ofy and lee's album. thank you both for being here. appreciate it. >> all right. well, the biden administration is busy trying to criminalizer n differences as they show daily the country is fallinggwe appree american people across the country are not happy. >> watch. there's been one poll after another, poll after another this week that has shown >> otrepurepublicans are jus absolutely bashing democrats when it comes to issues. look at this. republicans or democrats on issues like inflation, the economy, immigration. these are 25, nearly 30 point o margins, creating jobs. >> it's unbelievable. these are big warning signs here. and certainly there has been some other surveys and swing state voters strictly amon g suburban voters who dislike trump immensely, but stillp really disapprove of how this white house has handle de the economy. former republican joe with a nasty caseom of tds.nasty he's worried because the results are in. cajoe biden is a terrible president. his policies are hurting the country and even democrats have an impossible time trying to defend the biden crime family. ime tryio defendget this. biden reportedly this is a new one, reportedly just nominated one of hunter's former colleagues, a friend of hunter's as ad former special counsel overseeing whistleblowers. all the whistleblowersoverseein the federal government. so at a time when whistleblowers are making allegations against hunter biden, his buddy gets put in charge. is put right. just a coincidence. i'm sure the president has a perfectl ige.incidency explant that. right? well, considering joe, canhe pra string two sentences together, here's him todayconsid. >> and they also increase excuse me, they're going to also increase corporate growth. i think they knoe w they're better off financially than they were before. >> it's a fact. and all the all that data, all that polling stuff showsbett they think they're more positive about the economyercia they've been more positive about their jobs, etc.. >> mr. president, mr. president, so think about what you did to try to reappropriate those border violence, especially when democrats controlled both chambers of congrese espes, where you kn in the wall thing, if you just watch what happened last weel tk in, the congress, how excited are you going to be about much . >> anyway, this is why we got legally divided.l tape e just roll tape every day. joining us now, pollster lee carter and new york post reporter jon levine. thank you both for being here. joe stands at a podium, lee, and says you're better offthat financially. that's a fact. that's a fact. i'm going to state it as a fact . yebut the numbers that morning joe so scared of show that on immigratiot thn on the economy on inflation, people see it upside down. they know is running this economy into the ground. how bad of those numbers? umbers they're horrible. i mean, there is just nothing that you can loolek at it that takes anything good about where joe biden stands on the economy, on inflation, on immigration, on all the issues that matter most. his approval rating is a lower.s most people say republicans can do way better than he. >> and yet his response is allsp that pollingon stuff says that everybody has never felt better. it is the absolute opposite of what he should be doing. i mean, nothing kills trust faster than a contradiction. if you tell somebody who feels really bad and most people do feel really baf whatd be doid, y bills and their their energy bills and everything else, and you tell them that it's never been better. they're just going to reject you. and that's we're seeing acrossat the board. does this have you see n these numbers work their way into national and state basedo nation presidential polls? we've seen donald trump move into a lead in many of those trying to say they're outliers lead. but is it making its way into the polling? because there are some that say, well, people don't like donald trump. soe they're not going to moveldu in his direction, but it seems it is moving in that direction. >>mpy will n it does seem it's moving in that direction in the seven states that matter the most. when you look at it, donald trump actually has an advantage. and when you look at some ansthe key demographic that were the ones that carried joe biden into office in 2020, he's actually ground by about ten points. he's lost ground with african-american fans. he's lost ground with women, suburban women, hispanics, carrs all across the board. those those those voters that really carried him into osing carried the presidency are now turning away from him. and it is a big,are tu big prob. he seems very out of touch. you should take a page outuc of the playbook. i feel your pain would be something would go a long way. but instead, he says, look, biden-nomics things have never been better. well, he knows better. people aren't stupid, but he's not smart enough to change his tune. >> i mean, old dog, new tricks. that'se are no the situation rom right now. john, let me move to that second part of the story, too, because it seems they're just doubling down on the protection racket here. i mean, okay, we've got a special counsel that oversees whistleblower. we've had a whistleblower problem here in the biden administration. he secone story,so let's and we're not sar there's just some loose association. we know througs.we have a whishm the laptop that hunter biden knows the guy coming in to run the special counsel. >> is this just cover for them? case. r that who will monitor the monitors? this is a very clubby democratic law?ase of w firm and has only about 150 attorneys. hunter biden and the individual who was justre nominated to this post were both senior employees at this firm. and i think it shows a certain arrogance by the white house that they feel they can just do this. and the the american people won care or won't notice. and, you know, to the point your guest made earlier, theretm are bigger, immediate problems in this country for ordinary people. but this is just a dropthis i the bucket if you look at the larger hunter biden scandal. s president, when he was vice president, joe biden was meeting with business partners in the white house.den is joe biden is putting hunter by the people that are buying hunter biden's art into government commissions. i mean, the recklessness and the arrogance and. they think the american people are stupid and they think the american people don't care hunte. and ultimately it is going to be something that has to get adjudicated by the think tare sa the 2024 election. they're going to be to havee to two ones that say, look, is this something we care about or not? is thi says a factor in our t vote and are we going to hold joe biden accountable or not? factor?e joe biand john, they'ry i guess they're counting on it's just another dri pe wash in the washington intrigue. we're going to pick our partisan sidesin. most of the media will take our defense. and so you can count on that de i don't want to speculate here, but how problematic the investigations in the house sort of pausing, if we want, get to the bottom of hunter and joe. well, look, you knowoblemati, te investigations are operating on a timetable. you know, democrats are trying to run out the clock in the hope that they take back the house in 2024 and then they shut down the probe. run outthso when the house is i, we're not doing the probe and we're wasting days. every single day is critical. it takes such a long time to get these bank records. the process of subpoenaing individuals is not like just send out a subpoena. you've got to send letters. there's negotiation send day that wery lose. picking a new speaker or in house chaos sets us backk ine in every direction on this probe. no question about it. lee, reavedirection on tl 20 se. does do developments like this register with voters or biggeris issues just overwhelming at all? >> ster witvoters o well, i think s register because more than 70% of americans, and that's across the aisle say that the system is rigged to favor the elite and ruling class. and that doesn't mean donald trump. they think that donald trumpis , oe% of americans say that's the only one that they can fight back. and so mossn't mrumpthey st peog through this and it's a big issue. and i think these kind bigs of appointments, these kinds of issues actually make it worse, not better. at makesthere you go. lee, john, thank you both for being here. all right. you f >> coming up, majoror 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to nominate trump. though president trump is still saying he will tak e the job temporarily if it helpsp. the republican partyresident, ie he takes it just long enough to be there for the statehe of the union just to sit behind. it would have the highest ratinge highess you've ever seer a state of the union. just sayin. now, jordan' jordan'ss competitor for the seat will be house majority leader steve scalise of louisiana, and the house republican conference is scheduled to meet on monday and tuesday to hear from both candidates and make their selection. here now with the latest on all of this is the author of the great new book to rescueth the l the constitution. george washingtois the an and te fragile american experiment. the host of special report, brad baer. brad, thanks for being here. we are an ongoing experiment that remains fragile, brad. and we'll get to that book in just a moment. >> but where are we right now in the speaker's race? well, listen, the endorsement of former president trum p of the judiciary committee chairman jim jordan, ohioressman from is a big deal. i mean, let's just be honest. the former president carries a lot of weight in a certain part of the caucusht and it's significant. and one would think that nowps perhaps jordan is in the pole position heading into the voting. but there are a lot of permutations, a lot a lon, gs that can happe as we saw in kevin mccarthy's speaker election that took 15 times. so scalise is very much stil l in the picture. there was talk that congressman hern from oklahoma was going to get in possibly by the end of the day today, but so far he hasn't gotten into this race. today.so right now it's the two. and when we get to monday and then tuesday, the official nominations will happen and the caucusto monda will hear from t. >> and brad, i was looking forward to an interview. you were looking going to do wil three of them on monday. that seems to no longer be happening, which might tell us something about the race, too. >> well, that's true. you know, we had lined up over s the past couple of dayt cos, congressman jordan, congressman scalise, locked in to be together. then we heard that congressman hern was going to throw his hath in the ring into the speaker's race. he said he would do it, too. weeawith throw his h's race. sa, we're happy to have you sit all together, talk about the issues that republicans face, how this is going to go. and we were going to do it. all monday, capitol hill. somehow it got out.it got we were not going to put it out until special report this night. but in the morning, it did. and then there was a lot of pressure, a lot of anxiety from caucus members saying, why are you going to do this on tv? congressman hahn still hasn't gotten in the race. i think he's on cavuto tomorrow, but we'll see. and we'll see how it goes. but they they all out. we hope to have themwe wil on eventually, but they want buk amongst their caucus members first. we understand that we wereong te of offering the vessel to be able to talk to the american people. i would have liked to have seein that. you would have done a great job with it. but you can't blame the house >>publicans for not wanting to air their differences publicly any longer at this long what they'vegliked to already been through. you know, brad, i want to talknu about your new book, which first before we talk about your book, if you're interestedr bu in what brad talks about right now. sunday night, 10:00, there'ssunn a fox nation special airingoc k a "fon fox news as well. 10 p.m. sunday about your book, o rescueon the constitution. you can't go wrong going with george washington and the left and the history on him. you know, we see i we see ta in in hindsight, it neatt. and clean. bu. he he saved this country >> yeah, it really did. and the special encapsulatesy. kind of the book. and you've worked with fox nation for a long time. itk.working great to have the documentaries really dig in and provide this this viewing and it's going to beok great for the hour. the book itself is it really gets to the heart of the founding of our country and we don't remember in history books and kids certainly are not getting enough history taughtisy to them about the founding of our country and how close we were to not actually having a country. and so this book delves into that, delves into why washington was the mano wh that held it all together. and it comes out tuesday, but the special airsher. sunday night. brad, small curveball here. i did mention the fragile nature. are we about as fragile of aba moment right nowll i d as i mea, we've been through civil war, we've been through the 60, we've been through difficult times. civil wadifficulmebut have we en political parties as distant as they are today? i mean, we know the federalists in the anti-federalists had their differences back in the day, but how far are we on that precipice? w the yeah, i mean, talkingfefe about reprograderam timing is a different place. it's. listen we we are in a partisandr spot and we are a divided country. diviuntry.but one thing historyy teaches us is that we've been there before. we've in darker places. 1876, ulysses s grant prevented us from getting to a second civil war. george washington prevented us from not having a nation. we've been in bad spots. so i think optimism is the way to look. but certainlk.y, you know, you could look at acts in other places. there's some dark, dark stufe df there. it's good on you, though, for right now. feels like a back to basics moment. let's go back to where we cameoo fromd on y. and you're going back to the og george washington. the bookback to georg is the c, george washington and the fragile american experiment. brad, congrats. and we'll be watching on sunday night. thanks, pete.ght. >> thank you. all right. up next, democrats on the defense amid the ongoing crime wave. we'll tell you what republicans are doing about it or trying to at least. 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that we needni to reallocatn my empneed te awar >> it's crushing citieces in american lives. according to a report from money geek, three of america's ten most dangerous cities are in louisiana. new orleans shreveport and baton rouge. seven, eight and nine. that state has had a democratesa governor since 2016. re ilouisiwell, here with reacte is louisiana attorney general gud republican gubernatorialmos0 candidate jeff landry. jeff, i assume you plan to reverse. can governors do that in light of the policies the federal government pursuing right now? >> well, absolutely. i mean, 2017, louisiana legislature, with the leadership of our governor, instituted to the criminal justice reform package that i said and i was quoted back then, that if we continued down this track of tinkering tra with our criminal justice justice system, with the goal of lettingck people out of jail rather than the goal of how do we keep people from goinfg to jail, that we would have a violent crime epidemic and here we are. and so if governors out thereav can institute policies like thisa crre we ar that cause cri, that means governors can go out there and leadership and legislation that causes crime to go down. up. by making sure are that our police are funded, making sure that we have transparent and accountability in the criminal justice system. accoalose are things that wehere i desperately need here in louisiana. >> you knon w what's goinga. to happen? they're just going to call you a racist. they're going to say l just c you're every fool you can. you can think of, they're going to throw at you. >> what other than actually letting police do their job, actually locking uppi actually prosecuting them? i mean, the basics are reallcety simple. it's the onslaught you'll get when you're trying to pursu, the it. >> yeah. look, it's okay. it's okay. call me all kinds of things before. i've been attorney general for eight years. i'm perfectly fine with whatever name calling fine wit they want to address. but i will be in those communities, the communitiesme-i are affected the most are actually our minority communitie.s. the neighborhoods that are being set of being boast of basically the most disadvantaged neighborhoods out there. and so we're going to take that fight directly into those neighborhoods and make sure that those neighborhoodss safe,y because people in those neighborhoods deserve as much safety or not more than othere. places around. look, we've got a juvenile crime problem as well. awe've got a lot of problems. >> new orleans, in addition las to statistics you put up, i think it was last week, was one that was listed in a top ten most dangerous cities in thed inerous ci world. the o it was the only city in thenlte united states to make that lisst . we've got some severe i've been a police officer, a sheriff's deputy. military i served as a military police officer in the army and attorney generaly and at eir eight years. we know exactly what we need to do as and we're going to geti going to get to work on day one. well, you're going to have years willinll work on dayg to m communities that wouldn't traditionally look at a republican. it's an opportunitty. i hope you do it and i hope you clean it up. attorney general jeff landry, thank you. appreciate it. all right. it. gubernatorial, by the way, is a week from saturday. are piling on to the chaos. is biden's crisis at thes with southern border. you talk about crime. let's talk about accelerating it, which is what happenisis at. ccelerats when you let people into your country and you don't know who they are, which has led to a steady stream of illegal immigrants pouring into our country, forcing biden to reenact some trump policies. you've heard this,ord -- include 20 new miles of expedited border wall construction. milesf they're getting rid of 26 federal policiesrder wal on, the environment, everything else that they would scream about if trump did it. but they're going to do it6 fedi with a whip of a pen while still somehow claiming that walls don't work. at the same time, they add 20 miles of wall, and they're also deporting venezuelanf wall immigrants directly back to their home countries. suddenly now they're doing it. .rting veigrantbut biden's attee the situation for but , cal benefit, of course dog are not sitting well with radical democrats and marxists, whicn art sittinhe same thing these days. here's the socialist from the bronx, ocasio-cortezlist frn this. >> i think it's a terrible idea. >> i it's i think it's a broken. you could build a great big trump wall on the entire u.s. southern border and it's still not going to fix this problem. and i'll tell you wh on ty. m. the u.s. and u.s. foreig n policy is contributing to the displacement millions of peoplet in south america to begin with. >>o ions of oh, so we're going t power to the people who can't fix anything in our own country, try to fix everything in south america first beforennt we build a big trump wall as she preaches to us from fix her couch. got it. here with reaction, podcast host go, kira davis and seattle reporter jason rants. jason, is this about anythingt other than politics? >> this is completely politics, but he's trying to present biden is trying to have it both ways. on the one hand, he's making this announcement in the way that he is because trying to shut up the democrats who have been complaining about this, you've got illinois and new york democrats breathing down your neck, actually calling you out publicly. it's obviously not a good look . so he's trying to please them, but at the same time, he's not going to be abledeats who linoia to pleaseplease the progressives who know that a wall actuallys. does wor. i think sometimes when they say that it doesn't, they means wort doesn't allow people to just completely freely come intoe to this country, which is precisely what they want. these are open border democratee s and they're not hiding what their intent is. so when see this border they wall going up, if it truly didn't do anything, if it do then they wouldn't be complaining about it. but they're complaining becausie actually know that it does, in fact, stop people from coming into this country illegally. the parts of the wall that illesot completed, that' allows people to come into this country. those are a problem. i wish we had a ticker in the c. e bottom, the screen here that just counted the number of times that democrats sayntin things that are just patently false, like the economy is great, everything'sth r at the going well. oh, your walls don't work. anybody? i saw dirac.h th you try to go into a house. if you can go through the door, it's really easy. if you have to go overe door a , it takes time and everybody knows that. so we know their line about it. what do you what do we think? is this something that thenefi democrats really think will benefit them or are there voters out there who are saying, you know what,in i'm thinking about immigration, i'm thinking about theking arat. and now that your build 2 20 miles, i'm with him instead of the republicans0 mileinstead yeah. no, i don't think that they think it's going to benefit them in the media. benefit them with the average democrat voter at very moment.ha but you have to understands ve what they're respondinryg to is complaints from their democrat mayors and democrat governort.s in democrat run cities, which are the cities that are falling . right. these cities are the key to democrat elections. if you don't win the cities, you don't win as a democrat. right. elecn maps where most of the us is red. and then there's the blue, the few blue cities. so this is thi m is the responding to the pressure they're getting from the leaders in these cities. it's like we're not going to be able to deliver the city for you if you keep overwhelming presh issues that we simply can't attend to right now and keep the economy running. i think what you're seeing is a reluctant point. you're seeing crowds of people, they would assume are their voters flooding gymnasiums saying stop filling our youth athletic complex with illegals. insteaicd of our kids. jason, i mean, does any of that actually change the conditions in these cities? so is it a policy that will in h actually address it with 20 new miles or is everything goine there ag to basically coe the way it's been going? >> it's going to continue way it's going, except now politically, he's damage from the facept nowy her left i meand of the day, because he didn't do this soon enough, he's allowed he did on this dame to already be done. and to a point you made earlier ,there is the crime crisis that is directly connected to thicrs. cri there's also the drug crisis that's directly connected to having a porous border. i love the folks on the far left who want to tell you that actually the data tells you that american citizens are the ones who commit crimesci at higher rates than people in this country illegally. but that's a totaltis at hig li. they have no idea behind that that stat, because what happens, someone getsthan arrested in, say, seattle. do you think they as pry k where they're from, they don't get any of that information. none of that is tracked. ation. and so when they put that out there as a statistic that's tried trying to make us sound like we're bad people for being in this country and we're just pushing back againstc who are unvetted, they're just lying to everybody. pen the coand the crisis on thed is going to unfortunately, continue because he's nounfortue nearly enough. >> and he did it way too late kyra. we're almost out of time. but does biden's itty bitty, teeny weeny, little bitty wall help change anything? no, i think they're hoping this is a band-aid on a gunshot wound, but more power to them. let them, as far as aoc is concerned is a ba, she's a ue idiot. she is the person who's reminding the democratful idios that they're big, fat hypocrites. so i'm going to get 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liberals are starting to question statede general tish james and her scheme to get trump. >> i think this was a tactical error on the part of attorneyti general james. she has already vulnerablecal en repeated to the repeated attacks that this is politically motivateksd, which of course we know it is. and breaking today, a partial win. team trump. when an appeals court halted a pajudge's order to cancel trump's business certificates in new york. appee also denying trump's request to put the entire trial on hold. meanwhile, the judge overseeing trump's classified documents case. another case has paused. litigation involving the classified materials while she reviews the trump team's request to extend the deadlineeu on the case. >> here with reaction, foxes legal analyst gregg jarrett and the author of get trump, harvard law professor alan dershowitz. greg, let me start with you. i'm confused. i'm sure the viewers are confused. up, down, good developments, bad developmentsco. >> what do you take away from this week in new york and the other cases? >> well, i think this appellate court decision halting the trial court judge in gordon's to, you know, get rid of the certificates, dissolveheu the trump businesses. the appellate court has serioums concerns that the judge's actions violate the due processs rights of other nonparty persons and entities who were involved directly with the trump organization. they were given no notice, no right to be hearorganizad, no tn chance to defend themselves without authority. >> and gordon's order deprive them of the constitu tionaltutin rights they're entitled to. and you know, he did it under thisalare enti new york consumer protection law. >> well, that's not protecting he. umer it's actually punishing consumers in the entire fraud the l was brought under that statute. that statute is intendedentire a cases where the general public has been injured here. >> the public wasn't injured. the banks made more than ade 100 100 million in profits. the insurance companies made out like bandits.li so i think the judge has been misusing this statute and allowing letitia james to go after trump for fraud without actually having to prove the basic elementsts o of fraud demanded by law. y. re's no injurfr and as that, if that tape continued playing, we'd see the picture of tha stthe ca judge mugging for the camera. >> professor, was this thime cos i think a civil trial snuck up on a lot of people. professor, in that the criminalo trials got so much press and now this has been splashedmr on our screens. again, no injury loans paid back yet. scre want to take away his properties. >> the optics of it, i mean, i know you're in the legalre inh minutia of it, but as it moves along, could this build the case, the perception that this really is a get trump moment. >> >> well, she campaigned on the promise of get tru trump right named my book at trump after her campaign pledge. if she doesn't get trump. she will lose her quest for reelection. and so she's using every possible tactic to try to ge t i have never heard of a case where the attorney general uses her resources not to stop crime, not to protect peopler, but protect banks that don't want to be protected. there's no people b here.o victim there's no fraud. she's admitted, by the way, the other daadmitted oy that hed if he inflated his real estate holdings, it was to get him on the forbes 400 list. now, is that a crime? who defrauded as a result of that? the idea that yoget themu go aff somebody for fraud because maybe he was showing a little bit and then you have the judge making this absurd determination that the valuation should be based on on tax records. i offered to buy the house. i wanted to buy the judge's house for what? ho the tax is.i woul i would also love to buy b mar-a-lago for $27 million and then sell it for 20 times that amount in the next day. this is one of the most absurd cases i've ever seen and a perfect example of the politicization and the weaponization of the criminal. justice system. it it trump.ump. >> greg, do you see any of these delays taking hold, meaning this some of thising ho will happen after the electionl> ? yeah. i mean, heir apparently the judge in florida has now put a pause on all of deadlines that were in place in the classified documents case brought by the special counsel c for the reasonass that i predicted long ago on this air. >> and you've got a case involving classified documentsso ,national security issues. and under the sixth amendment.. >> and trump has a right to arup public trial. >> and the jurors have a right to see that classified informatioand the n, and they dt have security clearance for it. so it invites a question how in the world can you bring a case like thie wos given thosehose restrictions i just described it and the res judge, you know,s apparently had an epiphany and realized, gee, we've got a problem here and we can't meet these deadlines. hesa we got to hammer out how to puesent classified information in a public setting. and in the end, one of the solutions is is to drop some, if not allon, of the charges. >> so we'll have to wait and see what happens. real quick, last worarged, professor, this problem, this strategy of the trump people to get them convicted down and dirty before the election, and then it will get reversedd e after the election. but they don't care what they wantr to have an impact election itself. and the judges have to stop. they have to not allow the courts to be used to interfere with an election it's their playbook. it doesn't matter if the retraction comes a year later, if the effects. are already been had. you're exactly right, gregthey e jarrett. alan dershowitz, thank you. all right. coming up. first, they fellt has bez and ge woke mob and now the u.s. army is planning major cuts. what's going on with our military? well, joey jones joins me to discuss as more of this special edition of "hannity" continues. >> fox nation 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contributor joey jones. joey, you know, we're facing a recruiting crisis. we can't get guys to join the military. now we're saying goodbye to green berets, yeah, some of this, you have to think, is just the military. hey, we're not going to be able to fill these spots. so let's plan to not have them. so we're not caught with units that are understaffed for what they need so that i can at least understand. honestly, pete, i would rather have 100 men or a men and women that can do the job than 200 and half of them can't because then the other hundred become a burden on 100 they can. fa but with that being said, we should just accept failure, shouldn't just accept the lack of meeting the standard for o moneyy they should rec be putting money and resources is thaecruiting in high schoolru and preaching the importance of physical fitness rather than acceptin fatg that americans are fat and lazy, which is basically what's happened and isthe the truth of where we are. i mean, we have 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