party elite is happening behind closed doors that could be crucial in shaping the countries future. in english crickets race row, apologising to the player who complained about his treatment. sevenin seven in the morning in singapore and heading towards evening in the united states. the first foreign travellers have arrived at the airport. after 600 days, the united states has finally reopened its borders to much of the worlds population as long as they are fully vaccinated. there have been emotional reunions from family and friends separated since the start of the pandemic. cheering that first embrace, that flood of relief. none of them could have predicted they d spend such a long time apart. the international arrivals floor of new york s kennedy airport sprang to life with heart wrenching transatlantic reunions as passengers deplaned the first flights from london heathrow. and ran into the arms of loved ones. it s the best thing ever in the whole world. it s been so emotio
office. does that matter? yes. why? two arguments. legally there is zero precedent for a former president getting such protection from their own issuance, from their own issuance, meaning they say, as a former president, i want to exercise this privilege. now, there s a distinction to be made i ll get to in a second. but no precedent of the law recognizing a former president being able to do this. the closest thing to a case on point is what happened in the supreme court against nixon. and that case rejects the idea. why? the privilege belongs to the presidency, which is an office. it does not attach to the person in the office add inif i night m, meaning forever. second we know this not just as a matter of law but as a matter of practice because to the distinction i mentioned earlier, former presidents have asked sitting presidents to exercise the privilege on their behalf to protect particularly communications or documents. that means in no small irony it is up to president
scrutiny by the january 6th commission is being reported as if it is a legitimate option. it should not be. and here is why. the facts. trump sent a letter to the national archives today asking to withhold about 40 documents the committee wants citing executive privilege. now, does that exist? yes. a sitting president has that privilege. the key is sitting. trump is obviously out of office. does that matter? yes. why? two arguments. legally there is zero precedent for a former president getting such protection from their own issuance, from their own issuance, meaning they say, as a former president, i want to exercise this privilege. now, there s a distinction to be made i ll get to in a second. but no precedent of the law recognizing a former president being able to do this. the closest thing to a case on point is what happened in the supreme court against nixon. and that case rejects the idea. why? the privilege belongs to the presidency, which is an office. it does not att
the city. today hopes of peace continue to fade. hello, everyone, welcome to fox news live i m eric sean. hi, alicia. i m alicia acuña. she died of mental illness. this just weeks after she and her daughter announced plans to reunite for their first tour and in the southern border the surge of migrants continues ahead of ending title 42. homeland security alejandro mayorkas trying to clarify the administration s border strategy on fox news sunday. it is the objective of the biden administration to make sure that we have safe legally and orderly pathways for individuals to be able to access our legal system. we are against irregular migration and individuals taking a perilous journey and trying to enter the united states in between the ports of entry. alicia: we have fox news coverage. bryan llenas in southern border in texas. right in the middle of this war a very strong show of support from the united states, house speaker nancy pelosi meeting with ukrainian president
i think what we have is a lot of conspiracy realists, and so if i m one of them reporter: some prefer him to the republican front-runner. do you think he can beat trump? yes. we re tired of losing. trump lost. it doesn t make sense. how will you beat trump when you have a trump base and he is running. the way i m going to do is is speaking in an uninhibited way. i think i m the only candidate speaking my mind truly without running it through preordained filters. that is proving to be a competitive advantage. it draws backlash at times, but i think that s what people are hungry for. in your book you re saying much difficult. reporter: it is true. he praised parts of trump s records while offering sharp criticism of how trump handled his 2020 election defeat. we might as well embraces it reporter: he takes trump s style even further on the issue, pledging to fire 75% of federal workers, eliminate all of affirmative action in america, and use u.s. drones