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to ride momentum in the state of the union address at a campaign event in battleground georgia yesterday. but, in an interview that aired yesterday he said he regretted calling her accused of murder a quote illegal during the state of the union. many fellow democrats criticize that comment sang it dehumanized the suspect. hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" i have arthel neville hi eric. ersuper thank you for joining ui am eric shawn we know the tragic details of the brutal murder of lakin riley is still fresh in our minds. police in athens georgia to the 22-year-old nursing student was killed after she went for a run at the university of georgia campus. they say she was found in a wooded area murdered by blunt force trauma and illegal in venezuela. he has a length any criminal record and the u.s. here is president biden explaining his about-face on that illegal turn.

>> you use the word illegal when talking about the man who allegedly killed lakin riley. >> undocumented, undocumented should not have used illegal it's undocumented. when i spoke about the different things one of things i talked about on the border was the way he talks about burma and the way talks about these people polluting the blood what i won't do. i'm not going to treat any of these people with disrespect. they built the country. the reason our economy is growing. >> lucas tomlinson a light at the white house with reaction rate we are not talking about immigrants who help build the country we are talking about someone who is illegal, who is accused of a murdering a beautiful young woman lakin riley a very. >> every. >> that is right. we use the term illegal to describe the alleged killer of

lakin riley after being prompted by sanctioning by georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greenough. >> lincoln, lincoln arrived late innocent young woman who was killed it. her. by and illegal. >> laken riley being the head football coach for the usc trojans. do you regret using the word illegal to describe immigrants last night, sir? technically were not supposed to be here. >> the center of tim scott talk about disgusting. joe biden is more worried about using the word illegal the word is used as a murderer.

because tropical to do a better job pleading as president. leading the country 82% than democrats trust biden at 72%. 31% trump and 37 and biden and atlanta. george is currently cleaning rhett acrent according to the lx news power ranking trump one and 2016 that your george had two republican senators today it has none. he was biden last night in georgia. >> instead of celebrating the contribution of immigrants to our country to our economy and our communities i caught berman. flooding the poisoning of america. no one should doubt where my heart is.

to fix immigration. >> biden did not announce any executive action for the southern border in the state of the union address many republicans wanted to return to trump arab order policies as you can see here nearly 8 million migrants have been counted under biden's watch on the board every 2.5 million crossed under trump's for years. president biden heads to new hampshire tomorrow for a state where he was not on the primary and said he relied to write in his name which worked and ended up winning that primary. live at the white house thank you very much. >> illegal immigrants, the influx on the southern border supported by the mexican cartels. they have included criminals, people on the terror watch list one of several threats some say to our country. vladimir putin and other french

presidents warning about the russian dictator's designs on europe if he wins in ukraine. the defense minister alarmed pollutant could attack europe in the next five years unless the russians are defeated in ukraine. both the authoritarian regimes format access with iran and north korea against us. alarming policymakers in washington, how do we confront arrivals? or enemies? they'll be front and center tomorrow when they hold a hearing on threats one is republican senator who will be there to ask questions and joins us now senator, welcome to "fox news live." >> thank you, good to visit with you again. >> of course. what threat right now are you most worried about? >> it is our southern border right now is a major threat. what we are seeing its 50 people in the terror watch list just in the last four and a half months. we have seen more than 10,000 people come across our southern border with a special interest

aliens these individuals are literally being trafficked and for all of the world from very vulnerable places. they're coming right at the homeland that is a major issue for us. you move from there obviously what's happening in europe right now with russia and ukraine in that battle that will spill over into the rest of europe if that's not stop now. i was so it's happening in taiwan and the destabilization in africa. a lot of people who have almost 10 coups in the last eight years that have happened in africa it's been destabilized and the rise of terrorism there. we are keenly aware as americans thousands of miles away does find its way to come to the united states we have plenty of issues to talk about. cooks were to be start versus start immigration for example. in the state of the union we are seen mouthing the words over the bipartisan border bill former president trump torpedoed. what is your sense of that and what you tell your colleagues? what you tell former president

trump there was something you had but the former president said no. >> 's not just the former president their self or others that said during an election year is not the time to resolve this. this is been a major port of contention between president trump, president biden because president biden has been unwilling to enforce the board he has tools right now to be able to make a significant difference. he is choosing not to do those and he famously talks about my first day in office but i presented bipartisan plan. his bipartisan plan he presented the first day in office was wide legalization of everyone who is here illegally in opening our borders out. then he took executive actions to open the border upward the bill i was bringing as president biden deportations a or must double the deportations. we change the way we define asylum we rapidly change the way we deport people out.

it's been false it brings the detained persons will have the capacity right close at that point screening and deporting from the very first person that came across. so yes i said out loud at that time president biden was saying was true what he was conveniently leaving out was executive authority she's chosen not to use pretty could drop the number by thousands right now. he chooses not to do that. we need additional authority the president trump asked for and he was president to change the way we handle aside them. he looks at mean and he is so

sold out to progressive left the progressive left is obsessed over him using the term illegal. those are illegally crossing. they are committing a crime is there crossing a border. that's the same in any country they cross into they've illegally crossed. to use the term illegal they are so worked up about president biden is so afraid of being labeled the progressive left as being at me like trump. he is unwilling to take executive action but what is interesting until president biden and his team it's just over half a million and a year we are now seeing 3 million under president biden. so president biden doesn't want to enforce it like president trump, and force like president obama did which is better than what is doing right now but it's just choosing not too. >> the threat that brought a

major in vladimir putin his designs on ukraine. what are your concerns and fears ain vland vladimir putin is notd back? and if the ammunition and artillery and other weapons that ukraine needs to fight the russian forces are not approved by congress we can look at the past when he rolled into crimea almost a decade ago. now is rolled into eastern ukraine to broaden the block before he rolled into ukraine he declared so was poland. on and mulled over these neighboring countries are very concerned but there is a reason have moved from neutral to joining and nato and the recent days because they understand full well pollutant means to be able to roll through europe and be able to conquer.

we should take that seriously not ignore and say he doesn't mean it's, he's really a nice guy using a brutal dictator and murdering his neighbors and they think i'll stop by murdering the first neighbor. look at the pass and see what he has done. eric: finally, senator, they point to what they say as a pro pollutant wing of the republican party. what do you say to those members of the gop and the colleagues who apparently have gone soft on this? >> they are not pro pollutant by any means. anyone in their public parties pro pooch and they understand what a dictator and a murderous thug and that he really is. eric: wherever they prove the package? >> that is the bigger concern there is a move right now among some to say the night such a pullback progress the world. we should be more isolationist but we should allow all of europe to take care of europe's problems. the issue with that is we have seen that movie before but was how that in the 20th century when europe was willing to take care of the previous two world

wars under the whole world into it. to get to stop t faster is much better than to have a war prolonged and we get drawn into it. so the sooner we can get this to work to stop ukraine can actually win. the better it will be for america's economy but protecting american blood and treasure. eric: the call for ukraine to and from republican senator james a lankford rate thank you for joining us we look forward to the intelligence hearing tomorrow and learn more about how to protect the homeland and our country good to see you. >> good to see you as well. arthel: former president trump told the crowd at his rally in georgia yesterday he had just met backstage with lakin riley's family. madison is a live in atlanta with more. >> police found her body more than two weeks after she's killed during a run on ug a campus for the former president has repeatedly talked about her. has blamed president biden for

her death. now yesterday he privately met with tran fives family before his rally. >> lakin riley a be alive today if joe biden had not willfully and maliciously eviscerated the borders of the united states and set loose thousands and thousands of dangerous criminals into our country. to our tonight i will demand justice for lakin riley. justice. >> here is eight photo of o'reilly's family with the former president backstage in rome, georgia. rome is about 50 miles from her home town of woodstock where hundreds gathered for her funeral a little over a week ago. you can see riley's mother hugging trump and her father wearing make america great again hat. trump is making rally's part of the 2020 fork campaign promise to crack down on illegal border crossings he slammed biden several times for his

immigration policies. and for mispronouncing her name at thursday's state of the union address. riley's mother posted on facebook about his remark. calling it pathetic. 26-year-old josé is part is athens at jail without bond he faces charges including malice murder and aggravated assault. police also arrested his brother during the investigation. police said he had a fake green card federal prosecutors say he has ties to a venezuelan gang appeared we are also learning this week about a third brother feds say investigators arrested him after he also entered the u.s. illegally. arthel: madison, thank you very much. eric: georgia judge is expected to decide this week if the district attorney fani willis will continue to prosecute the election of ocean case in florida by the fulton county d.a. is it gives an improper relationship that lead

prosecutor she hired for the casemate benefiting financially from his government paycheck both nathan wade and ms. willis deny any wrongdoing. joint is now with what we can expect happens week if she will be thrown off. >> he hopes to have an answer by friday whether fulton county district attorney fan eight well as it should be disqualified. it could be some snags with that timeline for the defense is pushing back to reopen evidence and the testimony of two more witnesses they say these witnesses dispute willis a special prosecutor nathan wade's statements their relationship began in 2022. mcafee admits he's got several legal issues to work there and his decision could determine whether the georgia election interference case against former president trump will move forward before the november election. >> very impressed with the judge. he has been clear he is making sure he follows the law, does what is right.

>> sheet maintained she did not reap any benefits from the money wade erred as a special prosecutor of the racketeering investigation. but her headaches are only growing. two attorneys are running to unseat her as fulton county district attorney. christian white smith is challenging her the democratic primary saying in part this decision was made fulton county residents at heart. willis is facing courtney kramer on the republican side kramer saying willis should be held criminally liable if sheet light at her financial disclosures. let's hope georgia ethics hold her accountable and shows her that no one is above the law. that statement is in reference to a state senate investigation into whether willis engaged in misconduct, willis called that republican-led probe politically motivated. simsome were all right thank yoo much. arthel: deadline is approaching for the federal judge in the defamation voted to accept former president trump's bond.

trump posted 91 million-dollar bond on friday ahead of the deadline the judge has said for tomorrow trump's legal team is also appealing the verdict is seeking a new trial. the judge has until tomorrow morning to approve the bonds. miss carol also has until the morning to oppose the bond. if either of them rejects it there will be a hearing with trumps lawyers later in the day. sue for president biden said israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is hurting his country israel continues to push against the terrorists of hamas the tension between the two and what it means for the murderous and maniacs of hamas straight ahead here on "fox news live." yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪)

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eric: president biden said french president benjamin netanyahu is quote hurting israel more than helping with his continued conduct of the war on hamas in gaza. the president also sent the idf operations in gaza city of arauca would consider it when he considers a r redlined of israei forces push into the crowded city the president also backpacked backtracked on that. trey yingst live with the very latest. her trey, given the political

tension what is seen on the ground as a chance of a cease-fire. hamas, they seem to never get rid of its hatred of israel. they stay 156 of the war between israel and hamas. right now there is no cease-fire in sight. they're expected to resume to continue conversations. but israel's intelligence agency is warming hamas prefers to ignite the middle east rather than cut a deal. with the war raging on inside gaza there is growing humanitarian concerns for the palestinian people but because it knew tension between the government of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the administration of joe biden. biden think that's an interview over the weekend. >> was happening as he is right to continue to pursue hamas but he must, he must, he must pay more attention to the innocent

lives for his loss as a consequence of the actions taken. he is hurting, and my view he is hurting israel more than helping israel by making the rest of the world -- which is contrary to what he stands for it's a big mistake. >> during that interview biden referencing death toll from the policy and health ministry that estimates 30,0 30,000 gabon kiln gaza since he is really operation began following the october 7 mass or corporate officials in washington were eight that number would rise dramatically if israeli forces enter gaza southernmost city. some think they plan to do if the remaining hostages are not released. tamara begins it muslim holy month there are concerns here on the ground this could further escalate high tension across the region requests right trait thank you. arthel: president biden urging israel to do more to protect civilians in gaza and the muslim holy month begins, tensions between the u.s. and its middle

east allies are rides it let's bring in dr. rebecca grant to present a virus independent research also national security and military analyst fox news contributor. dr. grant i want to start hamas. hamas wanting a permanent and netanyahu is adamant about destroying the terrace so he only wants a temporary cease-fire. so it dr. grant again the muslim holy month is going to be here any moment now. as a cease-fire during ramadan possible? >> hamas is exactly the problem but let me point out hamas could resolve this humanitarian crisis in one minute by agreeing to this cease-fire. now you even heard president biden say everyone has agreed to this except for hamas. it is really up to it egypt inc. qatar can negotiate

behind-the-scenes to get hamas to agree to the cease-fire that is step one and it's really up to what hamas does right now. arthel: of course i want to acknowledge that human suffering for the remaining 100 or so people being held hostage by the terrorists. their grieving families, the millions plus palestinians on the brink of starvation. they are grieving families watching from afar. is there a way to end the human toll? >> it is a cease-fire the plan is that the cease-fire covers ramadan that goes to early april they would like to build that into a larger settlement president biden's goal is also to get this a bigger sweeping settlement in the middle east. the problem right now and what worries me is with president biden's casual criticisms of israel one of the main pressures on hamas as a threat of action

of the military power is what will get them to agree if that seems to be weakening it may be just that much harder to get hamas to agree to it and you are quite right the hostages are the sticking points but it sounds to me that hamas is not eager to give up that block of hostages that's part of the cease-fire negotiation right now. arthel: this is not bad enough there's tension in the middle east is spreading where do you see this heading and who could becoming snarled? >> first of all our u.s. military forces in the region are installed right now. they launched at least 28 drones yesterday all intercepted we also have to worry about ira iranian, where the nuclear buildup continues and no one has made into inspecting five years. right now the cease-fire and settling the gaza issue is so key to all of this and with the ramadan beginning there are

concerns particular in jerusalem about the possibility of further palestinian violence going on and again it comes down to hamas the pressure needs to be on hamas to agree to the cease-fire and then take the next steps. arthel: you talk about pressure there's growing protest in israel calling for the removal of netanyahu something as you know it would involve his own cabinet he could also step down on his own but we don't think that's going to happen. meanwhile again the tension is growing between netanyahu and president biden. who or what can get netanyahu's attention to somehow find a rational solution? even if it is a temporary solution. >> exactly. there's a lot of back-and-forth between biden and netanyahu. netanyahu himself a set ups and downs politically. biden is always quick to say he

is known netanyahu for such a long time. but the place we are at right now israel has rotated some of its forces out of the reason, out of gaza back on rotation. these sources say they are willing to do the cease-fire. but netanyahu will not give up the option to continued military action of the cease-fire does not work out president biden in the end also says he will not pull back his support from israel. biden is walking a tight rope here and i think of making it me with the casual criticisms of it netanyahu because he needs netanyahu and hamas to agree to get the cease-fire that i think everyone in the region was to see take place. arthel: quickly though i understand what you're saying but how is it the onus on biden went really hamas is the one, they are the terrorist group. they do not implement a cease-fire so obviously president biden is trying to get

prime minister netanyahu on board to it maybe suspend his desire to completely annihilate the terrorists. you see how complicated it is? how do we get to some place of peace again if it's just temporary. check out that just like you did in biden's response but no question the pressure really is on hamas to agree to the cease-fire and i think biden will continue to put pressure but most important is biting continues to support israel militarily and our u.s. military forces that are in the region and engage right now. arthel: i appreciate your patience and trying to break it down for us as you do so well all of the time iris independent researcher president dr. rebecca grant to thank you for joining us. er's before the house will voten to thank you for joining us. eric: the house will vote on the bill this week that could lead it to the ban of tiktok.

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arthel: a rough stand of the aerospace industry multiple scares involving their planes, accusations of stonewalling the investigation into that door blowing out on the alaska airlines flight a couple of months ago. and now it is facing a criminal investigation from the feds. christina coleman is alive with more on this including how the white house is reacting today, christina. >> yes the department of justice is opening a criminal investigation regarding the door panel that ripped off a boeing 737 max in mid air in january by the wall street journal is reporting d.o.j. investigation into this letter to congress

boeing knows it cannot find records for work done on the door that blew out on the alaska airlines flights. they are quote working hypothesis is records regarding the panel's removal and reinstallation were never created even though it boeing required it. federal probe into the door blowout could provide the d.o.j. with details and whether it boeing complied with the settlement following the two deadly 737 max crashes in 2018 and 2019. fox news to send a transportation secretary pete buttigieg wade and on the efforts to improve safety. >> first of all, boeing needs to cooperate in every respect in the faa has given them 90 days to show a comprehensive plan on how they're going to turn the quality issues around. every time i stepped off of a jet bridge and onto a plane which is every few days i know i am participate in the safest way to travel in the world. we never take that for granted. >> boeing and united say there cooperate with federal

investigators and passengers certainly hope so. again this was a rough week for boeing brea freight last mondayd while on united airlines burst into flames on the flight from houston to fort myers, florida. spokesperson for united told reporters a piece of bubble wrap somehow got sucked into the while causing the flames. no injuries were reported the boeing 737900 made a safe landing in houston also a tire fell off united airlines 777 after it took off from san francisco on thursday but fortunately no one was hurt in that incident. that tire fell on cars and a fence an in a parking lot. fortunately that plane was also able to make a safe landing, arthel. arthel: okay christina coleman, thank you. >> our bill is not an outright ban as tiktok has been a lying and telling its users. what we are requiring is tiktok a separate itself from chinese

communist party control. my concern is for an adversary control of what is increasingly the dominant news a platform for americans under the age of 30. xi jinping has specifically talked about the power or short form video to propagate pro narratives and influence foreign societies. that is the heart of the concern. eric: republican congressman gallagher on fox and friends we can this morning chair of the house select committee on the chinese communist party on his bill dealing with tiktok the house voted to deal with tiktok expected tomorrow or tuesday. president biden supports the legislation it would give tiktok parent company about six months to sell the app or it would be pulled from alt marketplaces like apple app store and google play because of the concerns tiktok threatens our national security. for president trump is against that bill and tiktok has been urging its users to call congress to oppose the bill. former facebook official joins is now good to see you.

what's the danger of tiktok and is it a danger to our national security? >> it absolutely is. it's a slamdunk national security case. they have laws and policies in china that subjected to those laws and policies tiktok parent company. there's other very solid connection between the chinese communist party and again tiktok parent company. there is an internal chinese communist party board with influences the platform according to d.o.j. reports. they also have one of three board members have domestic subsidiary it in china. that sits on the board.

that alone the adversary directing the activities and having lots and lots of influence within a company that is eight parent company to tiktok. that is in the pocket of our children as represented gallagher said where our children get most of their news. that is eight massive issues those links are inextricable you have leaked documents that say they should downplay the connection. what is more at least tiktok reaction should tell you all you need to know about that national security threats. they should just choose the claimed investment option get ccp links out of their parent company and that that they can operate as an american company but they refused to do that. they are panicking because this bill calls her bluff. screw up your son or daughter or grandchildren you see them in the living room on that, what are they seeing? what are you concerned about how it could influence america's

young people? >> oh yes, they are saying what the tiktok leaders want them to see. as we saw with israel gaza conflict the hashtags that supported run rampant on the wheat note from the 2022 midterms tiktok actually suppressed information from conservative candidates and conservative politicians in favor of democratic politicians but we know they tried to stoke the tensattentions they tried te conflict. and so discord within our populace and get everyone at each other's throats. everything we said we were afraid of in 2016, tiktok has done in 2 2020 in 2022 we can prove it to even have a manual amplification they have a thing called a heating button where they can amplify specific stories. they're probably going to use it

whistleblower document under former employees. eric: it's got 178 users in the country. the kids are going to go nuts tiktok says it will be a violation of the first amendment's to take this action. finally, what he think about that? what would you tell people using it right now? like the first amendment argument is a laughable at this point. there is jurisprudence that says you can focus on the content or the conduct of the platform not the content of the platform this bill has nothing to do with the content which make it first amendment argument. but it's the conduct of the platform the fact there are data points you can seat tiktok was used as a surveillance tool against american journalists. bytedance called it a project raven internally they try to find the locations of specific journalists to find out who was leaking to some of these american journalists. it is a spy app. you tell your kids this is an even greater argument to get it off now before more people start

to join the app. the bill is a great policy and i think everyone should pay attention if only on the national security merits alone. eric: that is the claimant tiktok says no they want to keep going. good to see it thank you. >> good to see you. arthel: thank you fox news getting an exclusive look at how the nypd is working to keep new york safe from rising subway crime but will take you underground with new york's finest cap next. mucinex nightshift starts working at bed time to fight your worst night-time symptoms. how could you? and leaves your system fast. by the time you wake up, you're ready to take on the day. try it and feel the difference. mucinex nightshift, it's comeback season.

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piece in the push to keep someone writers safely. we do not know how long troops will be patrolling subway stations. governor kathy hochul said this week she is not going to quote telegraph to would-be criminals but what we do know is the nypd transit team is here to stay. their biggest challenge, repeat offenders. >> we have arrested people they tell us straight out i will be out in a few days. you know, talk about emboldening criminals there need to be consequences for the rest of the justice system or prosecutors are judges, they are lawmakers. we need to be in sync and functioning as one. if we were functioning as one and a prosecuting and treating these crimes as serious as they art would not be standing here right now. >> nypd transit chief says his officers screening writers and patrolling platforms i'm not like confiscated dangerous weapons to include loaded guns, they've also arrested people

wanted for assault, robbery, offenses and murder. he said the patrols affect the search of robbery and pickpocketing rings and bolding in the city our cameras captured several men being taken into custody wanted for grand larceny. these iphones officers took off the mean minute one of the phons even started pegging as a member booked into holding facility. >> we heard was the owners trying to locate their phone just how important it is to make these rest quickly to prevent them from victimizing and putbringon other writers. people think it's innocent now it's only a phone. people'people's lives are in the phones are. >> especially now in the digital age. as for the crimes committed against writers and transit workers to get this, chief tells me last year a total of 38 people were arrested for assaulting transit people. those people make up more than 1100 arrests.

eric: let's kind of a small group but you are right. they're responsible for a lot, thank you. arthel: royal gatecrasher and linda police arrested a man who crashed his car into the gates of buckingham palace yesterday. it up. london's metropolitan police say armed officers nabbed the driver on suspicious criminal damage and took him to a hospital for evaluation. no one from the royal family was at the palace at the time thankfully. support middle meanwhile's kate middleton sharing a photo with her kids on social media you kate mother's day today. the princess also thinking the public for their support after her up january abdominal surgery for undisclosed illness. that is sparked lots of speculation but stephanie bennett live in london with more on the princess. text hey eric that is exactly

right. this provoked a swirl of very out their comments on her whereabouts, where is she? what is she up to question what this image hopes to calm it down a little bit take a look. catherine, the princess of wales in this photograph to market mother's day here in britain the new picture posted to social media includes her three children of course the. the image was taken at windsor earlier this week by her husband william the prince's wales of course. kensington palace did not release any new details about catherine's condition but said the post said thank you for your kind wishes and continued support over the last two months wishing everyone a happy mother's day. catherine had not been seen in public since before she entered the hospital and generally 16th for abdominal surgery which the palace never elaborated on the details or reason for the procedure for 2024 is proven difficult for the royal family health. they are tightlipped but they have been under the microscope lately. king charles iii underwent a procedure in january also but for enlarged prostate before being diagnosed separately with

cancer. the palace is not specified what kind of cancer or prognosis he's been undergoing a regular treatment and has suspended all public appearances while he recovers. the king also posting on social media today attribute to his mother wishing all mothers he says and those who are missing their moms today at peaceful mothering sunday. for now kensington palace at princess kate will not be returning to any official duties until at least after easter. eric: of course we wish the king and her highness the very best. we will be right back. with quickbooks money now earns 5% apy. (♪) that's how you business differently. intuit quickbooks.

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eric: it's a big day in outer space. prepares to return to earth for the international space station where they held a change of command ceremony as the astronauts wrapped up a nearly six month science mission. bringing time sensitive researcher back to earth nasa says they are going to try to get them back to the coast of florida as early as tuesday. arthel: it was a long shot literally watch. [background noises] [cheering]

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