Hernandez with simone thompson. Fresh off his interview with joe biden, our colleague Jonathan Capehart is here with more on the discussion from gaza. And donald trump may have done it again for everyone to see. The former white house Chief Of Staff is at the table of the Biden Campaigns upcoming swing state blitz. Grab your coffee and settle in. Welcome to the weekend. President biden is in full Campaign Mode taking his message to battleground states. He will make stops in wisconsin, new hampshire, and michigan. He called out Donald Trumps embrace of authoritarian leaders. The president also sat down with our own Jonathan Capehart for an exclusive interview. We will hear what he said about trumps romance with far right Prime Minister of hungary,f victor orban. Was that a mistake . He doesnt believe in democracy. The guys i host in nato have Great Respect for one another. Look, when you have a president who in the midst of a carnage going on as a consequence of russian attack on ukrain
violence in the middle east exploding literally. reports of more than 100 dead as explosions rock a ceremony for a slain rainian general killed four years ago today, a top hamas leader taken out in beirut. containerships come under attack in the red sea and many companies say good-bye, we don t even want to be near the red sea. who leon panetta says we need to do to stop it. we are all over it. welcome. i m neil cavuto. let s get to it with jennifer griffin with the very latest at the pentagon keeping track of these developments and boy, they came fast and furious. well, absolutely, neil. the u.s. has pushed back on the allegations from iranian officials that they were involved in the twin bombings that killed more than 100 iranians making their way to the grave of general soleimani. the united states was not involved in any way. any suggestion to the contrary is ridiculous. we have no reason to believe that israel was involved in this explosion. today marks the fourt
humans. that s not counting the fentanyl that they re pouring in. this is a catastrophe. it s all on the hands of biden and mayorkas. neil: you ve been looking at hearings that the goal would be to impeach the homeland security secretary. that looks like an uphill climb. some say you re playing politics with that. others that even if your intentions are good, and no doubt they are, if the president wants him, he s not going anywhere. is. well, look, the senate has their responsibility in this process. we have our responsibility in this process, neil. i m going to do my duty to the country and the people. so this guy s policies have led to the death of hundreds of millions of americans. he s lied to congress. he s abused his position to basically push awoke agenda on
because of the impeachment madness. but it s an issue that affects so many people in america and around the world, economically, socially, inlt terms of how our communities are doing. that subject is immigration. we have a special guest who probably knows more about immigration policy than just about anybody else on the planet. former acting director i.c.e. andfo fox news contributor, tom homan. he s with me for the whole hour. that s all we are going to be talking about. you are the best person i can think of to look at every angle of this issue. i want to play something to remind our audience of what you have been through in terms of trying to advance the president s agenda on immigration. and some of the things that have happened. i want to start with a couple of
as you have roughly 800,000 federal workers going without pay, and you soon and are starting to see americans feel the impact of the shutdown at airports across the country. there s been concerns with tax season around the corner, food and drug inspection, how they might be affected. so i think there s still incentive to try and get to a deal. the question of course is with democrats still saying their position is they oppose any funding towards the wall and the president refusing to back down from that demand, how do you sort of address that fundamental sticking point? and do democrats still believe that acquiescing in anyway toward funding for the wall would take away from the position they ve taken, seeing that s symbolic of the president s agenda on immigration. so a lot of unanswered questions. at least a move towards some sort of negotiations today. i wonder if it will come down to semantics. in that democratic proposal, while they talk about this more