taken over by drag races, drifters, critics are slamming the soft on crime approach. in chicago, kevin graham, and louisiana senator bill cassidy, both will be joining us in moments. john: begin with the fox news alert to kick off america reports. former president trump s legal team set to square off in court moments from now. both parties awaiting to hear whether a special master will be granted to review documents seized in the mar-a-lago raid. that court hearing scheduled to happen right now. hello, john roberts in washington. going to beat you to it, sandra. happy friday eve. sandra: and great to be with you. sandra smith in new york. trump s legal team slammed the doj for opposing a third party review. john: the department says trump has no standing, claiming the records belong to the government and review has already been completed. jonathan turley standing by with his learned analysis moments away, but begin with david spunt in west palm beach outside the court
drop off looks different than what we saw last night, there s an opportunity for laxalt to hold off cortez masto. tell us again what kind of votes helped her shave 7,000 votes. they were mail-in ballots received prior to election day, and dropoff boxes prior to election day. prior to election day broke for democrats but the ones that were going to be counting moving forward, same day, right, all of them same day? there s a difference because it s like what they counted in clark the other day, the number of ball lots dropped off at these dropoff locations like on the monday even before the election is something like 12, 13,000. then you get to election day itself, and the number dropped off is 56,000. and so there s just is there a difference between the type of
hearing that has just begun, john. john: to jonathan s point, why did they choose that picture, why do publications often choose the worst photograph of somebody possible to make the point when they are writing an article about them. sandra: fair enough. get everybody s attention. we ll watch for that.enter turning to the border crisis, texas governor abbott further expanding his operation, lone star reach, now adding the windy city to the growing list of dropoff locations in liberal-run cities. two more bus loads of undocumented migrants arriving in chicago last night. matt is live at the border in eagle pass, texas. matt, more concerns from police down there? it s been a pretty busy and dramatic morning here at the rio grande river. people are swimming across from the mexican side to the united states, but the river is raging. a couple of days of rain here so the water is high and moving
why is the will administration flying thousands of migrants from the border to new york in the middle of the night. i m not sure the it s the middle of the night let me tell you what is happening here. 2:30 a.m., 4:30 a.m. very early in the morning. will: confirmation. that s white house confirming the new york post report that the biden administration has been secretly flying underaged migrants to florida and new york in the middle of the night. i happen to think 2:00 and 4:00 a.m. although i often get up 4:00 a.m. fox & friends in the middle of the night. for all that we know, it might not just be limited to those states, buses there are waiting to take them to prearranged dropoff locations. there is no end in sight to this self-created border crisis. as reports are coming in that the, quote: mother of all caravans self-named is heading towards biden s open border
their country, willing to sell some of the nation s most sensitive secrets about our most sophisticated nuclear submarines. i was shocked. you never know what s going on in people s homes. reporter: according to the fbi, the story begins in april 2020, when the couple reached out to an undisclosed country, allegedly pitching the elaborate scheme. at one point, writing, please forward this letter to your military intelligence agency. this is not a hoax. allegedly up for sale? the design of the virginia class nuclear submarine, which utilizes the latest in stealth technology at a cost of $3 billion each. it s some of the most closely held technology and the deepest secrets the u.s. government has. reporter: toebbe was a nuclear engineer working for the u.s. navy with a high level national security clearance. several times over months, the fbi says, he allegedly left computer files at secret dropoff locations in west virginia, pennsylvania and virginia.