investigation into hunter biden and doj claims hunter chose not to pay $1.4 million in taxes between 2016 and 2019. instead he used money to fund a lavish lifestyle of parties, drugs, women and adult entertainment. there is new questions emerging about this indictment impact on president biden reelection campaign. one analyst saying it is like a nuclear bomb going off for the bidens. hello, this is outnumbered, i m emily compagno. joining me is tammy bruce, fox business anchor and co-host of bottom line dagen mcdowell, fox and friends co-host carley shimkus and kathy hochul of jake bequette show podcast, jake bequette. let s go to david in washington with the latest, david. david: the governments hunter biden chose not to pay $1.4 million in self-assessed federal taxes, but he had money to do so. this indictment was filed in central district of california, that of coers los angeles, which hunter biden calls home. between 2016 and october 16th 2020, the defendant spent o
to back starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern time this morning. cases on abortion and free speech are still undecided and then there is the biggest case of all on whether former president donald trump is immune from criminal prosecution. we could get one or all of those in our second hour. we will bring you that live as soon as we begin. but first this. dana: the deadly consequences of an unchecked border, a 12-year-old girl found strangled to death in houston, two illegal immigrants now in custody. good morning everyone, i m sandra smith and a big welcome to you, bill and dana are off. jackie, great. always a pleasure, this is america s newsroom. the suspects illegally immigrated from venezuela, the first in march, the second in may, both caught by border patrol and released in to the u.s. jocelyn nungaray on monday she was found strangled to death in a creek. it is just the latest, in a string of violent crimes linked to illegal immigrants, police say they are overwhelm
Today, supplies, food, medicine. also the ukrainian government was perhaps trying to downplay the sense of hysteria that have consumed some in the west about a possible invasion, but hot certainly it has panned out that way. the invasion now has gone that way. there is the dire consequences of war, as you reported on. was the country repaired? are people repaired in their own homes, by stocking up? our as you mentioned there were lines that atm s, or supermarkets perhaps, but are they themselves able to get the supplies they need to sustain themselves over this difficult period? it has only been 24 hours. most people still feel is they can feel themselves. they have water, electricity, they are functioning. but i have to see here, by a hotel, by example, 80% of the staff did not show up. there is some people who are
That. and it is striking, looking at your position, your live shot right now, how quiet everything is behind you. and i guess the expectation, after what we saw this morning maybe expectation is wrong. but you would think it would look different after those blasts. but you are saying that there is an expectation yeah. that quite soon it could be quite different. that is my own expectation. but i think the rest of the city probably feels that way as well, because all the shops are closed. we are starting to see lines of cars waiting at gas stations, to get gasoline. lines waiting for atm s, people are trying to run on the banks to get cash. we are starting to see people line up at grocery stores, trying to get food. so, this is a situation, this is a very tense city right now. what is interesting, katy, is that this is a russian speaking city. the second largest city in ukraine but it is a russian speaking majority city.
Atlanta i want to start with you. you are in kyiv, what are you seeing and what is it like? first of all, good morning. i have been hearing explosions throughout the night. i see it clear as outside as i m looking at my window, at the the russian army has not taken over this country yet. but today yesterday i saw men going to a fear recruitment center to take up arms to fight russians. several of my friends have gone. it has been an overwhelming number going to these places, seeing some of the automatic weapons. we ve also seen a mask group of people leaving the city. people with long lines and cues. atm s. people are trying to get food. those who want to stay. it s a degree of panic, but it