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and about how scared they are that our country is turning into the countries that they left bnsd the corrupt dysfunctional countries they left behind. >> they are scared very great people great energy, and as you know i'm doing very well with them beyond i don't think anybody has ever had polling -- rachel: do you think this is why a little bit? >> always liked me and i've done well from the beginning in 2016 i won the entire border along texas and they're all 85% and it's been great for the beginning now i'm leading over this sky, sky that can't put two sentences together that's destroying our country look he's the worst president in the history of this country. and he's a danger to the country. and you know they have misinformation, donald trump is a threat to democracy. it is words he doesn't know what it means but a slogan i'm the opposite. they're the threat to democracy. will: i want to return to the vecialght and explore something you said already in the conversation and referenced
will: we'll be watching thank you so much. rachel: thanks shaun. will: now few additional headlines white house confirming that fox -- fox news president biden will announce executive action to handle crisis at the southern border do this apparently on tuesday. just last month 15 house democrats urged biden immediately to take action at the southern border as more than 1 -- 1.85 mt. got aways have crossed under his administration. rachel: a low estimate. must have found power. known for targeting art was detained yesterday after sticking a poster on to the poppy field painting in paris. i was just there. what museum is that? rachel: glued to the painting -- will: wasn't a member of the cain family. protester -- the protest poster depicts apocalyptic futuristic version
moment during deliberations, the judge said no, this is not a fair deal this was if you recall i don't have the judges u.s. district judge mary ellen -- nominated by trump found deal unusual and said no we're not taking this. will: charges come back on three count indictment when it comes to gun charges. that is what is set to meet the courtroom this week. pete: speedy justice maybe not. september 2023 when the charges happen going to trial of june of 2024. will: what to expect this week start with jury selection. starting on monday. pete: apparently i don't know if i buy this. but apparently reports are that hunter biden financial struggles getting support from the outside may limit his ability to mount a robust defense to call in outside witnesses or experts or specialist to defend him. other people have been funding him for a long time i wouldn't be surprised if given joe's network that other people arrived on scene at that time but there's reason he has
financial struggles. glit a lot of cases. you have to pay expert witnesses to come in earlier this morning there's a debate about what -- what the definition of an addict is that's going to take expert witnesses. facing up to 25 years. pete: prosecution will have not that much because ex-wife kathleen will testify and they're ongoing custody battle as well. will: there's more so with financial troubles there's so many other cases as well. he's -- got a federal tax evasion charge saying he failed to pay at least 1.4 million dollars in taxes over four years. pete: trial in september and you have ongoing divorce in all moan alimony dispute and amount not paid which they thought resolved now she's accusing hunter of being almost three million dollars behind on alimony payments again we don't know if that's the exact number that's a lot of legal woes and troubles.
so a bunch of happy -- hikers well mostly although one, rachel over to you. pete: there's always next year adam. will: i want to do if. if they'll let me off from hosting. pete: folks that work behind scenes not on camera love the country and support first responders and our military awesome to work with great people. adam thanks for highlighting. >> but still the subway hero. never forget. a big show still ahead, more of our tv exclusive interview with the former president, stick around you don't want to miss the rest.
my podcast soon and i promise i'll ask that question and hoping i'll put out a message to the people who plan to my podcast to get their questions in and we did that in in interview as well. will: some of the viewer questions we asked a lot of them. exactly. answers coming up. but mike huckabee has been listening throughout the morning all morning long he joins us now former governor of arkansas. governor great to have you on the program we love your thoughtings. >> well couple of big take aways from this segment you just played one was in relationship to china. and i thought what a contrast when donald trump was president, china had to pay up for the illegal trade deals that they'd been doing donald trump put them back on their heels and we had the kind of relationship we should have been having with china. joe biden comes in, and, of course, we know how compromised he and his family are from the multimillion dollars deals they've made with the communist own enterprises over there so
>> well trial against hunter biden begins tomorrow in delaware. marking another big case during a busy campaign season. will: let's go off the wall to understand how we got here and what we should expect and legal troubles that hunter biden is facing and start with the trial this week pete which is about a gun charge. if we'll remember back to october of 2018 he purchases a cobra. he purchased it now 11 days later remember haley biden this is beau biden's widow who linked up with hunter did a lot of drugs other thing and 11 days after that gun purchased she took it and tossed it in a trash can behind a grocery store if you'll remember secret service came in behind and -- grabbed the gun as with so there's more details of this why were they involved in trying to make this gun charge go away.
will: you bring up drugs that's the key thing when it comes to a gun because in his biography a memoir in april 2021 hunt or says i was smoking crack every 15 minutes. pete: he said about that 2018 remember october 2018 also says in the book i got sober in 2019. so the acknowledgements in his other words in audio book are i was not sober when i was -- i was not off drugs when i was purchasing that gun had is illegal. will: right charge then is he lied on federal form to buy the gun because you can't if you're a drug addict self-admitted smoking crack every 15 minutes drug addict. hunter then in june of 2023 pleads guilty to the misdemeanor charge that we're discussing. this is in order to avoid prosecution, that at the time you'll remember we talked about here wow that's a heck of a deal out of the blue at the last minute. pete: smasesive sweet heart deal and into the courtroom and -- as you rarely see in unscripted
shakes out. because we have early polls that show there is attrition of voters who says if that conviction happens i may not stick around and vote for donald trump if i was leaning that way. we're looking at what independents are say to go. there's some people within republicans not surprisingly but with independents who say this conviction makes them more likely to vote for donald trump. so he has to hope that he wins over more who are swayed into his column by this than he loses and the only way to know that will be when the voting actually starts. will: absolutely shannon what do you have on fox news sunday today? >> all of these things not surprisingly and speaker of the house mike johnson to talk about that lucas tomlinson saying executive action on border this week and we'll talk 2024 with tim scott as he going to join the ticket, and congressman roe cana who was out trying to talk silicon valley folks out of going over and donating to president trump as some of them now are publicly doing.
border in my lifetime to his historic unsecured border. >> i asked president trump yesterday, i said you talked about deportations, i said everybody recognizes if you have millions of illegal immigrants in the country, it's logical and common sense policy to remove them from the country and i asked him, though, do you think the public has the stomach for whatever appears on television, the process of that deportation. he said will, that's t that's actually tough because i know how they'll play it on the media, in the media. what do you think about that? will that be a policy that's actually capable of being implemented, deportations? >> it has to be implemented, there has to be a consequence. there are aasylum seekers, they have a right to claim asylum, a right to see a judge. i agree. at the end of the due process, grgreat taxpayer expense, if a federal judge says you have to be removed from the country, we have to remove them.