sweep on good afternoon, everyone. joining us live this hour, you don t want to miss it. about five weeks until the caucusing begins and former president tom s lawyer also is joining us today as a former president gets ready to testify on monday. showing us a preview of what to expect there. and first, here s the story today, hunter biden now facing up to 17 years in prison with tax charges, including failing to pay and filing false returns. so this comes on top of the 25 years he potentially faces on the gun charges in delaware that would be previous indictments for him. second time in three months is the plea deal fell apart. so all of us has gone up side down for hunter biden in recent months. here s a look at what the prosecutors say he has spent the money on that he made from various sources in china and ukraine and other overseas entities and then did not pay taxes during those years and what he did do is spend more than $600,000 with various payments to women in the li
laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. thank you for being with us. biden s remade america, that is the focus of tonight s angle. all right, everyone, you can t say they didn t warn us. president biden: there will not be another foot of wall constructed on my administration. those who come seeking asylum, we should immediately have capacity to absorb them, keep them safe until they can be heard. someone here without documents, that is his only offense, should that person be deported? president biden: that person should not be the focus of deportation. laura: we see what is happening in every corner of america. biden administration is working as fast as they can to change the united states and they will try to do it before the next election. mayors of upset by too many migrants, maybe they are upset, they are in on it, too. they are enablers. brandon johnson almost sounds proud. welcome and resettle asylum seekers here in chicago. and we
ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. thank you for being with us. biden s remade america. that he was the focus of tonight s angle. laura: all right, everyone, you can t say they didn t warn us. there will not be another foot of wall constructed on my administration. those who come seeking asylum, we should immediately have the capacity to absorb them, keep them safe until they can be heard. should someone who is here without documents and that is his only offense, should that person be deported? that person should not be the focus of deportation. laura: we see what is happening to almost every corner of america. the biden administration is working hard and as fast as they can to change the united states and they are going to try do it before the next election. left wing mayors claim they are upset by all of this. too many migrants and maybe they are upset. but they are in on it, too. they are enablers. listen to chicago s mayor brandon
sackur. when it comes to populist or text delivered with menace, no one does it quite like rodrigo duterte, the elected president of the philippines. since he came to power, around 7000 people have been killed. human rights groups are aghast that the majority of filipinos seem to like his iron fist. my guest is one of the president s most fears critics, senator antonio trillanes. is president duterte caretaking the region ina is president duterte caretaking the region in a new direction? antonio trillanes in manila, welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen. thank you very much for inviting me. we speak ata very much for inviting me. we speak at a difficult time for your country. in mindanao in the south of the philippines that you have a national emergency with a town that for weeks has faced a siege because it has been, in essence, taken over by jihadist gunman. the it has been, in essence, taken over byjihadist gunman. the president says this is a national emergency and it is ti
like rodrigo duterte, the elected president of the philippines. since he came to power, around 7000 people have been killed. human rights groups are aghast that the majority of filipinos seem to like his iron fist. my guest is one of the president s most fierce critics, senator antonio trillanes. is president duterte taking the region in a new direction? antonio trillanes in manila, welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen. thank you very much for inviting me. we speak at a difficult time for your country. in mindanao in the south of the philippines, you have a national emergency with a town that for weeks has faced a siege because it has been, in essence, taken over byjihadist gunmen. the president says this is a national emergency and it is time for the country to unify. do you agree? i agree that what is happening in marawi is a national crisis and something that we should deal with decisively. i feel that the armed forces, historically, have faced more difficult challenges bef