colorado and maine on tuesday following the decisions in both states to remove him from the ballot for the 2024 gop primary. petition in colorado set to head so the supreme court for a ruling. welcome to fox news live, everyone. i m anita vogel and, griff, we have another hour packed with news to go. griff: here we go, anita. great to be with you. the colorado republican party filed an appeal for the decision in their state earlier this week leading to trump being put back on the ballot until a decision is reached. alexandria hoff kicks things off this hour for us with the latest. hi, alex. hey, griff, we re waiting for the supreme court to weigh in and that ll be criminal and the legal battles are hardly confined to maine and colorado. there s 13 states with pending action to bar trump from the gop primary ballot and using a civil war era clause in the constitution that bans a person involved in insurrection from holding public office. what makes the decision out of maine
today on inside politics, expelled. the house just voted to kick george santos out of congress. his response to the historic move, to hel ll with this place we ll go live to capitol hill in moments. plus airstrikes, combat and bloodshed as the israel-hamas collapses and fighting vums. this as an explosive new report is out about what israel knew about the hamas terror plot more than a year before the attack, and why did they dismiss those warnings. i m going to ask the reporters who broke the story. and remembering a trailblazer. sandra day o connor, the first justice died today at the age of 93. tributes are pouring in honoring her life and legacy both on and off the bench. i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. we start with that breaking news on capitol hill. george santos just became the third lawmaker since the civil war to be kicked out of the house of representatives by his peers. manu raju is on capitol hill. manu, wow. reporter:
because they are dangerous. bill: it s easy bail. they had the record if front of them. he is the poster boy for the democratic policies on crimes. look at all the democratic cities. this guy has been released, convictioned, released, con viktd. arrested, released. he is the worst of the worst regarding criminals who have exploited the system. our system will fail only because he is allowed to fail. bill: to understand progressive prosecutors in places like waukesha and milwaukee are pushing their own policies to allow bail to be less and less. and potentially the impact of that is that christmas parade in wisconsin as a result. 100%. then what they do is say listen. we want more restrictive laws in regards to guns. maybe you should just enforce the current laws we have and hold bad people with 50 page rap sheets accountable and keep them in jail to keep your
the criminal justice system. and we must keep fighting as much as we were happy with the verdict, we still have things like voting rights bill that is not up, george floyd criminal law enforcement policing bill that is up all which indirectly deal with this matter. let s not forget, alex, there is a prosecutor in brunswick that was charged with interfering with the evidence and not charging these three men convicted of murder. it s chilling to me that the local prosecutor is now facing jail herself because she would not do what another prosecutor did and successfully did it by getting convictioned. i agree with you as i always do. thank you. we ll look for you in 2 hours and 15 minutes here on msnbc. a realtime check on the skies as many head home after the holiday and concerns about the new covid variant waiting in the wings. hes
yesterday s release of the department of justice and department of homeland security section 11 report. the report titled after section 11 are covered in trump s executive order, protect iing t nation from terrorist entry into the united states was a collaborative effort between the doj and dhs to respond to the directive to provide information to the american people regarding the number of foreign nationals charged with or convictioned of terrorism-related offenses rr remove base ued on terrorism related or other national security reasons. the justice department s national security division retains a list of those convicted of international terrorism-related charges and u.s. federal courts between september 11th, 2001 and december 31st, 2016. as indicated in the report, as of december 31st, 2016, there