the surging migrant crisis now begging for help to get themselves out of it. good morning, i m dana perino. bill is off today. good morning, aishah, thanks for being here. love having you here. i m aishah hosni, this is america s newsroom. with the worsening migrant crisis pushing her state to the breaking point governor hochul trekked down to the white house hat in hand but apparently president biden just could not squeeze in a meeting with the leader of one of the nation s biggest states. dana: instead she was passed off to the chief of staff and dozens of the nations most prominent leaders call on the biden administration to get a handle on the chaos. critics comparing this fiasco to a farce. well, rough times because it s like the three stooges. you got biden, hochul, you got adams. which way did they go? they wanted them. they kept saying come in. we re a sanctuary city and state. now they don t know what to do. a lot of critics there. new york post is captur
winesheimer changed his tune after that conversation and shortly afterwards his client was removed from the case. he says he will look into it and get back to me. we don t hear. we had a call on may 16th, the next day and during that call he said we re an open book and he just said mr. weiss is in charge of the investigation. aishah: david spunt is live at the justice department to look into this. this entire hunter biden legal saga was supposed to be in the rearview mirror per d.o.j. officials. however, things changed after that plea deal fell through last month in a very public way in a federal court in delaware. this lawyer, you will hear from him in a second, the lawyer for gary shapley. he was encouraged in april when he spoke to a career official working for both political parties whoever is in charge of d.o.j. who told him his client shapley would be protected as a whistleblower. he was the first to come forward on the record, hold up the red flag and say the hun
there are a lot of broader issues than just that. talk about age? we ll talk about things that americans are talking about. kitchen table issues. we will happily, happily discuss as we as it relates to age what the president has been able to do and how he has been able to deliver. john: gave people a list of words to use to describe the 80-year-old president. 26% of respondents picked things like old, retire, elderly, senile, dementia. only 1% for trump went age related more chose words like corrupt and crooked. charlie hurt is with us now along with leslie marshall, also a fox news contributor. leslie, let me ask you the blunt question, is biden too old to effectively serve another four-year term? absolutely not. one of the things that working in my husband s medical practice years ago showed me is that you can have two very different 90s. i ve seen people who play tennis and travel around the world and people in wheelchairs in assisted living communities. we age d
Emails obtained by the heritage foundation reportedly show that david weiss, the u.s. attorney prosecuting hunter, consulted with justice department official eaves about congressional requests for information regarding his five year long investigation of the president s son. this contradicts his signed statements that he had ultimate authority in the case. garry shapley with this. you have the look at what he allowed to occur during this investigation. there are key witnesses we weren t allowed to interview. we weren t allowed to ask all the questions of certain people we interviewed. john: the president made pseudonyms in more than 5,000 emails and documents when he was vice president. the southeastern legal foundation filed a freedom of information with emails connected to aliases used by biden. the group suspects he may have been looping hunter biden into his official business as vice president. let s get your take on those two