was based on that. and then she came after us. we have been going over this for years. mike: president trump on hannity will show you what a former president has to say about the ongoing legal fight over the mar-a-lago document drama. and the white house explaining what president biden really meant when he said the pandemic is over, this is his covid-19 mandate suffers another legal setback. and on attacks with vladimir putin while seemingly offering another message on taiwan then he did a few days ago on 60 minutes. our panel is standing by live to break it all down. and 21-year-old lsu student alison rice laid to rest as police say they still don t have enough evidence to identify a suspect in her tragic shooting death. fox news investigates if this was more than just a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. but first, former president trump heading back hard tonight amid a slew of legal fights and that s where we start with chief breaking news correspond
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justice will not be improperly influenced by political considerations. but president trump telling fox he thinks politics matters in prosecutions. if you look at president obama, he had a massive campaign violation, but he had a different attorney general, and they viewed it a lot differently. you know, we have somebody, they seem to like to go after a lot of republicans. reporter: one top republican, now a convicted felon, paul manafort, president trump s former campaign chairman, found guilty by a jury this week of tax crimes and bank fraud. i have great respect for what he s done in terms of what he s gone through. some of the charges they threw against him, every consultant, every lobbyist in washington probably does. reporter: the question now, will the president pardon manafort? his press secretary says he s never discussed it. that s not something that has been up for discussion. i don t have anything for you on that. reporter: his
Unemployment. you have people under our system who are not receiving their unemployment for a year and so now the slap in the face is we are just giving away hundreds of millions of dollars to illegal immigrants. we are not giving them to asylum-seekers or refugees or dock our recipients, this is specifically for illegal immigrants and it s exactly why we see a flood of migrants at the border, we are giving folks a reason to come into this couny illegally and we are rewarding them for it. mike: let s talk seattle crime, robbery set up 30%, violent crime 32%, aggravated assault 33%, how does that work for the folks in seattle? it s not working out for the good works folks of seattle, there is a causal relationship with all of the defunding. all of that blm movement and all of the policies that came along with it have led to this rise in crime. you see policy after policy after policy just beyond the
Her husband rushing to help. despite the woman being critically injured as she is run over by her attackers, she doesn t let go. inside her bag? $75,000. police now say she narrowly escaped a coordinated robbery set in motion by this woman, shelby wyse, an employee at a houston bank. ms. wyse, you ve been charged with aggravated robbery. reporter: the 25-year-old mother arrested after police say she tipped off her boyfriend and another man moments after she watched the customer make a large withdraw from the bank for her family business. wyse allegedly then sending the men a so-called go signal by text so they could follow the victim and rob her. ms. wyse, i do find probable cause. all the pieces to this investigation are falling into place, and no one that was involved in this will escape justice. reporter: tonight, the victim recovering, but lucky to be alive. tom, that money was recovered. all three suspects are facing robbery charges.