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we have a great roster of guests if you want to look at them. we will have morgan ortega on the bus as well and we will have sid rosenberg, not easy to be a jewish celebrity in new york especially. >> fox nation tomorrow next next 20 on the 21st 3:00 p.m. when you're not watching football. [laughter] watch fox nation, i will be streaming live on stage talking about our great history and trying to win the war on history in the middle of right now the neck you recommend drinking while watching that? >> atrophy you'd be drinking. brian kilmeade.com. 5% off. >> fox news alert as the secret service in the white house, anti- israel protesters rage the nation's capital. left-wingers are pushing a new playbook to protect protesters from cops and the feds. that's next. ♪
have the highest property insurance in the country, why is it that it is named american hot spot for inflation, why is it that his state is now known to have the highest cost of living increases? and why is it that they're saying senior citizens can no longer afford to live in florida? so that's the first thing i'll say. we don't need him doing that to our country. when it comes to the gas tax, when we eliminate that federal tax, the money is collected in the states and send it to the feds. the feds attach a lot of strings to it and send it back. 75% comes from the state, 25% comes from the federal government. what they do when they add those strings is they pay for a lot of things that aren't roads. green spaces, sidewalks, all of those things, but they attach strings. i want that money to stay in the states. i want the states to be able to decide how to spend it. i don't want washington bureaucrats deciding what we need for scenery and green space and all those other things. i want every state including the state of iowa to make the decisions on how they spend
we have a great roster of guests if you want to look at them. we will have morgan ortega on the bus as well and we will have sid rosenberg, not easy to be a jewish celebrity in new york especially. >> fox nation tomorrow next next 20 on the 21st 3:00 p.m. when you're not watching football. [laughter] watch fox nation, i will be streaming live on stage talking about our great history and trying to win the war on history in the middle of right now the neck you recommend drinking while watching that? >> atrophy you'd be drinking. brian kilmeade.com. 5% off. >> fox news alert as the secret service in the white house, anti- israel protesters rage the nation's capital. left-wingers are pushing a new playbook to protect protesters from cops and the feds. that's next. ♪
city's accountable. were not going to let them thumb their nose at immigration law but all texas is trying to do is to be faithful to the law while joe biden is not enforcing the law. shannon: governor you know the supreme court when arizona considered this years ago did know the feds have supremacy when it comes immigration issues and i know there's going to back and forth maybe this ends up back there with the supreme court. but they've been clear on that and the mean time of the board is sure your critical yesterday you said you're sick of republicans you see what they're doing right now in washington with the senators during border agreement which is basically caving on everything to the democrats. we talked to the eight negotiators center at lankford and others about what is going on they do not have text that we do not have a contours of this. what is your criticism about what we do know about what's coming together and how in the world would you as president put together something to pass this senate and house which has a very different vision and a small gop majority forgetting something down the border. >> the first, you are right
hold to when they see things like meeting with the biden administration and council for the biden administration. when in the past the district attorney has been coy about what discussion she may have had with the feds about the case. that, to me, is a problem. she has not come out and addressed the allegations. she said she will do so in a court filing. this district attorney has been pretty open and free with giving press statements and comments th throughout the prosecution in this case, unlike jack smith who has basically been living in a cave while he's prosecuting the case in washington. it isdynamic. >> he does go to subway sometimes. that's where we see him. michael moore, thank you so much. >> it's a pleasure to be with you. >> and we'll be back in a moment. to duckduckgo on all your devie
matters into his own hands to protect his own citizens. >> trace: you talk about the strain on cities, new york mayor eric adams now considering a curfew for migrant shelters. brooklyn man put this up on the screen he describes his neighborhood, quoting i see them, talking about the migrants sitting outside stores outside the mall and going around to all the houses in the neighborhood knocking on the door looking for the money. the city does not have the resources julie, to be able to deal with this kind of a thing. we have seen this, not just for a couple of months, this has been going on for the better part of a i year and a half in new york and they have said again and again we need help. they've gotten no help. >> and i think we are a going to see some action from the united states supreme court because last night the united states department of justice filed an emergency application for a stay of the injunction. the injunction prohibits the feds from interfering and cutting down the barriers that texas has put into place. and so now there is an emergency application pending before the united states supreme court, i'm very interested to see what ends
the texas officials i've talked to tell me they understand the immigrants and the feds that let the men are just going to move downstream a few miles, or five or 10 miles, however long they have to walk. it is just not going to be as easy. they say, we don't want to make it that easy for them. let's make it harder. >> jesse: if nadler has to wait for a sliced tomato and avocado, he might just have to wait a little bit longer. thanks so much for all your great reporting down at the border. you are one of the only ones really doing it. we appreciate that. have a great weekend. >> thank you. you, too. >> jesse: welcome to california, where kids can get a sex change but they can't play football. ♪ ♪
lawyers that she could have chosen as well as a number of private practitioners that could have signed up as they had more. i don't know mr. wade's prosecution record. but if he has not filed a felony case, then that is an occurrence to have him sitting in this position. and so that begins to draw up questions. and you also look at information that's coming out. because of this and what's happening, we are seeing his bilge records. so it is giving people on the trump side something to hold on to, things with meeting for the biden council. and about what discussion she might have had with the feds about that case. she has not come out to address
accessing shelby park. however, border patrol council president brandon judd tells fox that this is a forced multiplier. in other words it will help assist border patrol in curbing the thousands of migrants who enter eagle pass every day. by the way this isn't the firm time abbott's gotten under the fed's skin. biden actually sued the lone star state for a law that gives texas and local law enforcement there authority to arrest illegal aliens. in turn, abbott of course sued the administration for sending agents to cut razor wire fences at the southern border. bottom line trace texas is taking matters into its own hands because they argue the feds simply aren't doing enough. >> trace: seems like a good argument to me kevin. kevin corke live for us in dc thank you >> former army reserve captain and intelligence officer republican candidate for congress in arizona, abe whom day and from the alliance of los angeles county parents attorney julie hamill. thank you both for coming we appreciate it. i mean i get the federal
coming down, in fact, they may be hitting the feds target come next, month or this month. that means that it clears the way for the federal -- depending on how concerned they are about a research for inflation, and i think what is interesting is what do people value? i have no doubt in my mind that another donald trump election might be the last free election that we will vote in, but to the extent that people understand that, that is not something that it appears will do the polling that the value. above issues of the economy. and you say that is what they deserve, if that is what they want to vote for, because it is the transcendence of the economics, transcendence of the border issues, i'm trying to understand this stuff without judging it, i guess i do judge it a bit, but trying to get inside that. >> can i push back for one second? even that argument, democracy is an abstract, the economy is real. what economy was so much better in the trump era? earlier this week, donald trump