mounting legal troubles that he is facing. and you could see some of that yesterday. some of our great reporters, including those on your panel, were inside the courtroom and noted this he did appear somber, he did appear dejected. i also picked that up when you could see him speaking with reporters before beoarding his plane. he likes to normally be defiant when he s speak ing publicly. he likes to seem energized, even though we know he s very concerned and frustrated about these charges, but he didn t really give a lot of that off yesterday. and he is going to alabama tonight. he will be addressing republicans there. i do think he s going to try to go back to using the defiant rhetoric and the bravado he tries to use when he s talking to supporters. but it s starting to weigh on him. you re starting to see that bleed into the public a little bit more. i also just want to point to some things he s been say iing today on truth social. he s been railing against these
would be a problem with their supervisor. steve: absolutely. if they are working. see, the brian: what if they re not working? steve: then people have a first amendment right. fbi agents. ainsley: everyone has a political opinion. steve: everybody does. merrick garland is say iing, to your point, there is a heightened scrutiny on all of us, we owe it to the american people to follow the rules. so, he made it very clear these are the rules. don t be political when you are at work. brian: all right. meanwhile lara trump was with us earlier excuse me, fox & friends earlier and she talked about what s going on between the fbi raid on mar-a-lago and the fbi revelation about hunter biden s atlanta. listen. such a bad look, i think, for the department of justice now because it goes to further the notion that they are targeting donald trump; that there is something to hide. just from the beginning of all of this, this raid at mar-a-lago, his lawyers were not allowed to be on
worse by alleged racial discrimination at the border. some students from africa and asia said they were forced to wait or turned away at checkpoints while ukrainians were allowed to past. mostly they d consider white people first, indian people, before black people. reporter: ukraine s foreign ministry denied the allegations on twitter say iing it s a first come, first served approach at the border and the ukrainian government has in the past week helped 130,000 foreigners leave the country. at least one student says he s delaying his trip home, choosing to stay at the romanian border and help others, like those who helped him. i decided here to help. you know, show people kindness. everybody needs to help. everybody. we need to coordinate. this is the message. reporter: kim brunhuber, cnn. at least 700 students from india are asking to be rescued after getting stranded in
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seen through this ukraine episode is that the daily decision making is happening outside of the national security council even though there are these patriots, these career civil servants, public servants, people serving in the intelligence and national security apparatus. let me ask you this. the president is saying there s nothing wrong here. people are say iing there s alsa quid pro quo in foreign policy and it changes from administration to administration. just underscore what is different about this particular case than another president coming in and saying i don t agree with the policy that we re pursuinging in this country and we re going to change it. it s more than just a policy. but there was aid for ukraine by congress. it wasn t just a big picture policy view, but it was a sense the administration was obligated