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growing demand on capitol hill inside the white house as the war grinds on without a path to peace and estimating rhetoric. ♪ >> nobody expects a prime minister netanyahu to do the things that must be done to break the cycle of violence. >> the democratic party does not have an anti- ev problem, it hasn't anti- israel problem. >> the u.s. prepares to build a temporary port to supply critical aid to palestinian civilians in gaza, israel plans a significant offensive on the last major hamas stronghold. plus hundreds of americans, may be more trapped in haiti as a violent rebel rises. take in the country to the brink of collapse. >> the urgency of the support for haitians has increased. >> a terminal sparking fears of another mass migration into the u.s. >> united states of america we have got our own border crisis going on right now this would only make it worse to be. >> from haiti to the middle east, to your grade we will

discuss america's interest on the world stage with the president's top national security spokesman, jon kirby. plus exclusive interview with chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, texas republican michael mccaul. >> then, three and 52 no 365 picks the pass is a high-stakes bill caught on the owners of tiktok to break their ties with china. outrage boils from legions of american users of the social media app. >> i want president biden and all the politicians to know this will heavily influence on how i vote. shannon: and precook some of these two lowlifes try to take down a president of the united states regards president trump back on the campaign trail as the lead prosecutor in the former presidents georgia election interference case fani willis stays in place. the special prosecutor she was having a romantic relationship with the steps down.

our sunday panel joins us to break down the legal battles in the middle of the race for 2024. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪. shannon: hello from foxnews in washington happy st. patrick's day but we begin with headlines out of haiti the caribbean country has been rocked by a gang of violets the prime minister has resigned leaving no clear leader in place. u.s. state department has announced a charter flight for americans with valid passports who have been stranded since the unrest began. but warrants that could be very dangerous time getting to the flight area. over 1 million haitians are on verge of famine food and supplies are running out. second shift eight entity blinken says most of the nine people who will sit on haiti's transitional council have been named hoping that will help bring an end to the chaos. in a moment we will talk a life white house national security communications advisor jon

kirby. but first bryan llenas is on the dominican reporter border with haiti. >> shannon, after initially saying they would not evacuate americans that were trapped in haiti u.s. state department on saturday said it had secured a charter flight for a limited number of americans from a five and a half hour drive through gang controlled territory from the capitol of port-au-prince for the capitol warns u.s. americans are travel at their own risk while they worked to secure other evacuation options from the capitol. >> our families are scared. they just want us home. >> insight haiti trappedinsightd americans feel abandoned by the u.s. >> they can do better. leaving us stranded in haiti right now this is not america >> nine americans for the organization mission of grace are stuck in southwest haiti after evacuating 300 orphaned haitian children from a gang controlled area.

gangs in haiti threatened civil war and genocide. an estimated 80% of haiti's capitol and port-au-prince is controlled by gangs who have burned down hundreds of buildings and openly shoot and kill people in the streets. >> a lot of the gang members are just kids that are excited to be shooting his stuff. they are trigger-happy, they are crazy. brian stearns had his nonprofit project dynamo is working to rescue three dozen americans from haiti before international police force led by kenya enters the nation potentially jumpstarting more violence. >> the gang the site are going to need leverage. they're not going to motivate them face-to-face and nose to nose they're going to need leverage. and when that happens almost always it's kidnapping and hostage is >> 1.4 million haitians on the verge of famine. when merchants go out into the street looking for money to feed our children and wives we find nothing. thousands of patients weekly cross over the border into the dominican republic to buy necessities the mayor says dr is

doing all it can. >> affect the international community has turned their backs on haiti. or perhaps they just grew tired because how many chances have i given the haitian people? >> texas and florida are preparing for potential mass exodus of haitian migrants. governor desantis deployed more than 250 additional officers and soldiers and more than a dozen air and sea craft a florida southern coast and the keys. shannon: bryan llenas on the dominican republic and border with haiti thank you very much. return to lucas tomlinson over at the white house. lucas, let's start with campaign 2024 both present by the former president trump making the case officially for second term. >> that is right good morning. president biden speaking at the end of gridiron dinner here in washington joking about his age and stamina. donald trump holding a rally in ohio focusing on the economy and taking shots at biden. it was in a floor speech by senate majority leader about israel that is still

reverberates. >> a new election is the only way to allow for a healthy and open decision-making process about the future of israel. >> president biden appeared to endorse the speech and says he was given a heads up. >> mr. president do you agree with chuck schumer? that netanyahu should go? >> invited on a campaign stop in michigan were over 100,000 people voted uncommitted in the primary. it is a state he narrowly won in 2020 and were donald trump won four years earlier. >> the democrats a very bad for israel israel sticks with them. biden is so bad for israel. they should have never been attacked for. >> the arrival of israel's prime minister responded to schumer saying israel is robust democracy and only its citizens will decide its future and leadership. they warn hamas not the only foreign policy challenge biden

faces in the region. iran's proxy forces in yemen continued its attacks on commercial shipping sinking one recently despite two months of near daily strikes by the u.s. navy. g7 leaders warning a run-up to transfer ballistic missiles to russia which would be used against ukraine. this weekend russia is holding presidential elections. the result is not in doubt despite voter protest including setting fire to polling places in tampering with ballot boxes. >> vladimir putin first rose to power a quarter century ago when bill clinton was here as president. joseph stalin has ruled russian longer. shannon: art lucas tomlinson of the white house thank you very much, lucas for joining us that white house national security communications advisor jon kirby. admiral welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good to be with you shannon. shannon: the speech chuck schumer gave on thursday he lumped president benjamin

netanyahu. he called for new elections people in the government oppose a policy and state are bigots i can only assume not only the prime minister but dance and others as well. then our president said this about the speech. >> to our friends in the international community i say is your memory is so short question up so quickly you forgot about october 7, the worst massacre committed against jews since the holocaust. so quickly you are ready to deny israel a right to defend itself against the monsters of hamas. shannon: our president but what our president said is a good speech and he spoke for a lot of people that is prime minister netanyahu this morning. does the president think of benjamibenjamin netanyahu is a t he's impediment and should be lumped in with hamas? what is her two men, leaders who've known each other for a long time and they do not agree on everything.

have an over 40 years or certain aspects to the prosecution of operations in gaza where we obviously don't agree with everything israel has done but they have a relationship where they can talk about it and they do and they will again. he is the prime minister of israel we respect the sovereignty of the israeli people >> as a present call the speech a good speech agree the need to be new elections and he shouldn't be? what's the president believes up to the israeli people and the israeli government to determine if and when is going to be a new election. he said shortly after schumer's passionate speech he recognized the leader was speaking for a lot of americans and feel the same way about the way the wars going. we also have concerns about some of the operations and how they're being conducted need to make sure civilians are protected and secure civilian casualties comes out more trucks and assistance get in and of course we are still working on a temporary cease-fire to get all those hostages out. shannon: the president also said this there be a redline he would consider israel crossing if they want to head with his invasion into rough at which they say

they're going to do. i know there has been some quantifying of that cent if there is an escape route for civilians that is part of the issue but if you consider israel's crossing a red line what does that then mean question to a poll aid? to be pole weapons what does the president mean on the other side of the redline? >> i do not want to get ahead of where we are right now or engage in hypotheticals. shannon: he did say that. >> absolutely he didn't restock the vessel we've been saying now for a while we understand the need to go after hamas we understand that hamas brigades and certainly represent a viable threat to israel into the israeli people. but what we said is we will not support cannot support an operation and raw for does not have an executable verifiable to 1.5 million people that are trying to find refuge. people were pushed into raw for a few weeks ago and further north. they have to be accounted for

the israelis will tell you they've got a plan for that the evacuation they called humanitarian islands and we welcome any credible plan to take care of them. we have not seen it yet. shannon: you expect to get one before the offensive starts? >> would welcome the opportunity to get a look at what the plans are before they move into rafah. it's important for viewers to understand they have not done that. they have not moved into rafah. >> correct it could take a matter of weeks it could commence sooner rather than later that's for the president this morning. there is also the issue we are trying to beer in gaza the pentagons has about 1000 u.s. troops could be involved with that. the question is as we have said no his troops will go into gaza. that is mighty closer's question about their safety and also what happens to the aid once it gets unloaded senator marco rubio worried about that. >> the only people in the ground with any organization to distribute things are hamas so in essence can they guarantee were going to go all this trouble, but american lives on

the line just to aid can be distributed to hamas who will then and turn control it like they have controlled everything? shannon: where the guarantees u.s. troops don't get involved in a mosque does not take anything? >> in all fairness and respect to the senator hamas is not the only group distributing aid. there are m many aid organizatin the ground that are helping with the distribution of food, water, medicine. >> they get their hands on things because you been watching us very closely we have not seen evidence hamas has pilfered off humanitarian assistance. in a nefarious way. nobody's make excuses for them in the gazan people and how they put them at risk or how they certainly put the israeli people at risk, not at all. there are other organizations doing that i would tell you we are still working out the details of exactly how it's going to operate the modality and how this distance going to get from the temporary appear this offshore. to the beach obviously were

going to need ground transportation we are working our way through that right now. shannon: own sketch of the hotspot international u.s. signesignonto warning to iran tk about ballistic missiles and armaments flowing from my ron into russia in its efforts against ukraine it is we get word this morning rush and say they have taken another key area in ukraine a small area in the region. it is a difficult stalemate at best now ironic playing into this great talk of more sanctions there but there's a couple of office with the new book out talking about how sanctions actually work at iran. they simmer that herded the iranian regime leaders sanctions have strength in the iranian state at military ended up hurting the exact people they are supposed to be helping. >> we are working really hard to make sure they don't hurt the iranian people. one of the things we talked about earlier this week was it update or a renewal of the sanctions relief package that allows iraq to get electricity from iran because the iraqi people are still dependent on

iran. >> critics of apple were not going to do on that. >> went up the point i'm trying to make that sanctions relief does not go to the regime it does go to the iranian people we are working hard to make sure as we employ economic measures against the regime we are not punishing the iranian people we don't have a beef with the iranian pete it's with the irg seeds with the supreme leader it's with they continue to fund and resource terrorist groups across the region. >> to give a little more information russian defense ministry is claiming they have captured the village in the region. this follows the news just weeks ago of another area that was reclaimed. so where are we? >> you called it a stalemate a little bit ago i think i would push a little bit on that. but we are seeing the russian do most of their effort is been in the east you talked about this town which is clearly to the south. they are pushing west. the ukrainians have about three

lines of defense for the russians are pushing up against the first one and trying to get to the second one for they are taking small towns and villages and farmland. not so much a strategically valuable because they want to show when people tickly with the election this week and they would show they are on the move. they are physically on the move slowly but they are. the ukrainians do not have the artillery, ammunition, and other capabilities thing to push back on the russians are to take the ground back. that is why it is so critical that we get the supplemental funding. ukrainian commanders on the battlefield are literally making life-and-death decisions about whether they will fire back or won't debate whether they won't move back because they are running out of ammunition. not courage, not leadership, not skill, they're running out of ammunition recruits are going to talk to congressman maccoll about that was potentially coming out of the house quickly when they stand alone measures aid for your great aid for israel? is he didn't want to get ahead of the president and the decision-making process. they desperately needed time is

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shannon: is really my minister benjamin netanyahu has approved plans for ground invasion into the city of rafah in southern gaza despite objections by the u.s. netanyahu it making the announcement friday saying plants do include details for evacuating civilians from rafah although as you heard admiral kirby sate we have not seen that yet fox's correspondent trey yingst is live in tel aviv with the very latest from there, hello trait. >> good morning and mid political disagreements about next steps in the war, both the israelis and americans agree more aid must make it into gaza. in the dark of night crane unloads pallets of food from a ship docked on the coast of gaza. the supplies are the first see delivery of aid to the enclave since the war began. >> look at the people they are all over the food and they can

have anything. >> this week and also some more support dropped from the air in a coordinated effort between the american and jordanian military. while there are clear agreements on the need for humanitarian aid, there is a growing rift between the americans and israelis about how to proceed with the military operations. what started as a spat between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president biden over plans to enter gaza's southernmost city of rafah has turned into much more senate majority leader chuck schumer on thursday calling for elections in israel. >> prime minister netanyahu has lost his way. >> netanyahu is defiant in tel aviv saturday and concerns from international organizations about the consequences of operating in rafah. >> the consul questions of a ground operation in rafah a current situation would be catastrophic for the people of

gaza. >> with the israeli prime minister juggling the politics of the war, israel defense minister held a special meeting overnight to discuss the return of hostages from gaza. shannon: trey yingst the priority of things live in israel, trey thank you for joining me now house of foreign affairs chair texas congressman michael mccaul. welcome back. >> thank you for having me. shannon: let me get your reaction to that speech. lumping him in with hamas what you make of that you heard what admiral kirby had to say. biden and beebe have differences but they can talk to each other. >> you talk about top lane government in a democracy. i was with the ambassador from israel at our retreat when this news came in it was very inappropriate. i think it was embarrassing. there is a way to talk about your differences, not to topple a government and a democratic

country. and i think it is indicative of now the split in the democratic party between the base, which is not the traditional israeli alliance anymore and i think what you are seeing is a pro- palestinian anti- israel affection and the democratic party they protested schumer outside his home every morning and perhaps that's what he is responding this way. but it is not a good sign. israel has always been bipartisan. shannon: your democratic colleagues, many raising questions about whether aid or weapons should be stopped. there should be conditions what flows into israel. the president talked about the redline in regards to rafah but would like we do have a lot of sway over israel so how much she would be using to make sure there is a concrete plan to protect civilians? >> the aid is more complicated because the un refugee, they were actually involved in the invasion of israel. so how can we have them deliver

aid in gaza? there is no trust there. israel is getting private contractors to move the eight in. we have the world food program catholic relief services many ngos that can deliver the aid if given the right security. i think we need to look at that model moving forward. shannon: should we be continuing to warn israel they could beat limits on what we send or give if they proceed with this rafah invasion? >> my understanding is not going to be an invasion it's a continuation of targeting high-value targets in rafah they have taken out half the leadership of hamas. once they take out the top leadership including this guy who is threatened to bomb jerusalem during ramadan that is when you'll see a turning point i do not see anything wrong with doing high value targets not a full-fledged tanks rolling in two rafah. shannon: a soccer ball the funding in the supplemental sum for israel, ukraine, taiwan,

other priorities we heard admiral kirby saying they want the full package but there are other things being floated possible standalone measures possible loans or lend lease for the things potentially coming out of the house the white house has signaled it doesn't have an interest in so what can the house passed the president would actually sign? >> a speaker indicated he's committed to getting this done. i have been working with the appropriate authorizer's and appropriators there are things we can do to make this bill better. for instance the repo act i passed that in my committee, allows us to attach to the russian sovereign assets that have been frozen to help pay for brushes war crimes i think most americans agree to that concept. also the loan program to provide for the direct government assistance to ukraine. it's no interest, or waivable wt it is symbolic it is a loan program finally strategy and we've got to put these in the

long-range artillery to hit the bridge between a russian crimea. shannon: you think there's a chance this comes there is a package there is still a chance what the senate has put into the house a court could come back out as a package or you think is going to be potentially broken up into other measures? >> we are moving through our normal appropriations process. it should be done by this friday. after which the speakers indicated he is committing to putting the supplemental on the floor. we should attach around the sanctions that would be ukraine and endo pacific. >> you think we get this all done by friday if not its government shutdown time and there is real concern especially about the departmental and security portion of this and whether that gets passed. you think the the ogaden by fri? >> i am hopeful. i do think we will. the homeland piece a little dicey. last resort may be cr we could continue home and on that basis. however we will get that done

and we will look to the supplemental. shannon: i want to talk to about haiti we are watching this violent terrible situation deadly there and folding. democrats are pointing the finger at republicans over some of this for the democratic leader hakeem jeffries over in the house wrote a letter to the speaker this week and hate name checked you with a letter and says that the situation on the ground in haiti has rapidly deteriorated while house republicans have refused to deliver the resources necessary to carry out this mission. now is a time to release the full $50 million in security support. a republicans responsible for is happening in haiti? >> know the administration failed policies have led to what is happening in haiti with no governance whatsoever the prime minister is in puerto rico. even kenya will not put their peacekeeping forces because it is so chaotic. now, what they are asking me too do is release $50 million of cash and weapons to go into haiti with no governance.

the worst thing we can do is arm the various warlords that threaten the people of haiti. so this guy named barbecue, i do not want this to happen we have a history in this country of throwing the weapons and guns into countries and they backfire. until i have assurances that money can be accounted for and go to the right purpose, i cannot in good conscience release that funding for the american taxpayer the most importantly the haitian people themselves. >> s is on hold for now i want to make sure before you go we talk about this here and you're going to have this week trying to get some answers and some accountability about the withdrawal from afghanistan. we all remember the horrible suicide bombing that took more than one her lives including 13 service members, american service members by the way one of the fathers of the service member who was arrested last week i note you hosted these families as a guest thesis chargchargers are still pending against him do you know what's

happening in that case? >> they are. i would recommend they be dropped. this guy has went through so much. he lost a son. he has had suicide death in his family. all of these g goldstar families are grieving. they feel this president has never apologized to them or said i am sorry that your son or daughter was killed by a suicide bomber. we will hear from general mckinzie the chairman of the joint chiefs. general kenzie the centcom commander about the white house and state department's failures that brought about the conditions that led to the suicide bomber. shannon: will we get information from this here and we did not previously have question can bottom line with the mayor people want to know is any want and then going to be held accountable? >> the one thing i would like is i want the dod to provide the documents this sniper testified

too. he said i saw the suicide bo bomber. gentrified bolo be on the lookout he sent the pictures over to the command center, they have yet to produce these a year later. ai'll be talk about that a lot and by the way general milley and mckenzie agree with me the dod needs to turn over these documents. specifically six we will be watching this week. >> thank you shannon happy saint paydays. >> he was well paid. shannon: a general election is officially on setting up the trump/binary match will say who is leading to brand-new battleground states fox news poles as a millions of primary voters head to the polls in arizona, florida, illinois, kansas and ohio on tuesday, our sunday panel weighs in next.

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>> let me tell you something to china, if you're listening president xi, you and i are friends but he understands the way ideal. those big monster car manufacturing plants that you are building in mexico, were going to put a one 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line and you are not going to build a cell those. if i get elected now if i don't get elected it's going to be a bloodbath that is going to be the least of it is going to be a

bloodbath. 364 president trump taking heat last night the headlines a bloodbath but he was predicting an economic bloodbath if he does not win this fall so he can impose significant tariffs on cars that china was to manufacture mexico and sell the u.s. the biden/harris spokesperson responded quickly saying this the american people are going to give him another electoral defeat this november. because they continue to reject his extremism, his affection for violence and his thirst for revenge. it is time now for our sunday group bob cusack editor-in-chief morgan and trent morgan ortagus and founder of player's national security. and kevin walling for 2020 biden campaign sarah gave it great to see all of you this morning. okay the general election is on an earnest these two are going at each other. president biden is made a swing of some critical key battleground states vice president out there as well but here's the headline from newspaper joe biden's approval

rating falls to an all-time low after the state of the union. kevin, he deducted the belt they were expecting. what is important to point out not just in the polling he got raised $10 million in the hours after the state of the unit mostly by small dollar donations you are seeing enthusiasm among democratic base support as he was on the ground in michigan the vice president's on the ground in wisconsin he was in pennsylvania on friday. again hitting the keys states and building out that team. we have hired all the key people in those battleground states at the same time are in c is being decimated by astute leadership. the president is in a good position, the next 232 days. shannon: will take a look at some polls that might not suggest that. [laughter] there is room for improvement as my mom likes to say. arizona with got a fox a poll if you're voting for president this first one has everyone in the third party contenders. with that trump got plus where they are. we go head-to-head in arizona without all the extra can it still a plus for four president

trump. much tighter in pennsylvania were head to head to point advantage that a race as is when you throw the third-party it's than a type. for looks good for president trump but many of these are within the margin of error. >> they are. it does look good for president trump because when you look at the things that still matter to most americans they are stilling the pinch of inflation. talk about this every time i go to the grocery store. the prices have not come down for iput every time you fill upr car with a tank of gas is higher than it was four years ago for this an economic message to run on. our issues finally matter in the presidential election for it unfortunately is for really bad reason. when you look in theater after theater after theater there is new war, there is chaos, there is a feeling the adults are not only not in charge but the people leaving are making decisions leading to get worse in every theater.

we cannot likely skid over the fact this is the worst russian invasion of ukraine since world war ii. we cannot likely skid over the fact more jews were killed on october 7 that any day since the holocaust. look at venezuela they lessened the sanctions they promised elections they never happen. i could go throughout the middle east and by the way i'm not going to let this administration forget about afghanistan with 13 of our best men and women there. twenty years of a ct fight they flushed down the toilet during chaotic and disastrous withdrawal known has been held accountable. has been reprimanded that's are going to indict between now and election day provokes that be very interested to see we talked about with charm of a and on-cal work of a certificate or if we get anything lines on that withdrawal. one of the problems it biden campaign is having to work with is american voters who do not think he is managing the gaza

conflict well we see polling that says across the board bite approximately two thirds of americans do not think he is handling foreign policy while "new york times" has this specifically with a backlash from arab american voters think any notion those voters seething over america's role in gaza will simply come home and vote for biden in the general election need serious adjustment. for some voters this is not a policy dispute it is a moral mission the mark of victory is a biden defeat. so the question now is how large is that constituency? emily we've seen the show up in early states were uncommitted in michigan was over 100,000 votes. >> is due to a strong lobbying effort i want to dig into a little bit about the white executive director ca ark came out and said i cannot live under someone who pretends to be my friends because some argue under president trump's administration they say there is a travel ban on muslim americans they were rhetoric they seem to show antagonism to reflect that. for many muslim americans as he

said i knew how he stood he did not pretend to be my friend and as he said trump was actively overseeing a genocide. i think the betrayal arab american feels under president biden cannot be understated and i have to say and it cannot be overstated have to point out as well the problem with president biden's approach to foreign policy which morgan can articulate far greater than i can is his inability to commit to something because the fear of escalation. he is not winning any fronts by doing so is fear of escalation with russia and his fear of escalation in gaza has led to no friends. he is absolutely projected out any type of israeli support as well as any type of arab american support and him not drawing a clear line is why voters are shying away and why the strong backlash is so strong and might be deeply damning. >> something he has to work on in the polling and policy but something that has been working is the issue of abortion but we saw the sitting vice president

for the first time in history go to visit an abortion clinic and talk about these rights as democrats are fighting to defend here's a bit of what she said. >> these attacks against the individual's right to make decisions about their own body are outrageous and in many instances just plain old immoral. >> comes at the same time we are from the house gop retreat punch bowl report to gop leadership wants to go on the attack they say republicans are not right to sit back on this issue. they need to put the oma onus on democrats to explain where their position is where the timelines are per quickset is good advice because we saw democrat and a special election talk about immigration pretty w one that race. you've got to basically talk about what people want to talk about. now democrats have a huge advantage on abortion and you are going to hear abortion talked about a lot some democrats want to talk more about abortion than the economy that is where trump has the advantage. but those of battleground states major problem for biden and i

think there's going to be some big protest the democratic convention in chicago. that could be a big embarrassment for the party. >> we will all be there. will check it out first hand panel do not go for a quick break here up next a special prosecutor in trump's georgia election interference is out the four presidents or as a temperate win and the hush money case against him in new york. our panel breaks on the political implications of all of that legal developments next. (vo) welcome to lobsterfest. is your party ready? ready to tango with tails on tails on tails? try lobster lover's dream with two lobster tails and lobster & shrimp linguini. it's one of ten next-level lobster creations. but lobsterfest won't last, so hurry in.

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>> thiis another example of a two-tiered system when it comes to president trump and those around them. it is a sad day for george and i been there for the country. shannon: calculated senator lindsey graham apparently very

humid where he was reacting to that is fulton county georgia on friday at special prosecutor nathan wade is officially out nope longer part of the state interference case against present donald trump after judge road district attorney fanny wfaniwillis casale mckay sows oe condition wade left we are back now with the panel. here's what the judge said by the way part he said the finding is by no means an indication the court condones this tremendous lapse in judgment. for the un- professional manner of the testimony of the evidentiary hearing. so emily left both sides unhappy. >> that is right what was surprising for a lot of people they felt wasn't it obvious? wasn't there enough testimony to prove the relationship began well before it nathan wade earned that position? the judge essentially said it didn't it does not rise to that legal standard the legal sufficiency. the issue with this is many feel the embarrassment it reflects to the district attorney there

should be some kind of accountability and a resignation by nathan wei does not fulfill people's expectation there had to have been some remedy. that remains to be seen. the georgia state bar, the georgia senate there's a lot of other bodies that might hold her to account especially the voters. but here at least people think this may light a new fire under her for that prosecution. i just have to point out the defense was arguing some people are wondering on its face there was in fact a conflict of interest. the judge simply said look, went back to case law. route back to present and is not on its face and it did not just rise here. but as you pointed out he said it left an odor of mendacity so clearly there were a lot of expected lies that might come back later. >> our investigations ongoing for it over at the los angeles times, anthony michael christ is a professor said this was actually a win for willis. it's total legal victory is a case preserved, yes?

have things been derailed, no. this could end up being a real problem for president trump down the line if she picks up the ball and says okay we are proceeding from here. >> this is really bad. this ruling was quite scathing. and at the same time as far as going forward that case is basically infected because of this poor judgment. it has been delayed because of this poor judgment. that is exactly what trump wants. i disagree i think it is a win for trump. >> he's got the delete now on alvin bragg hush money case as well. all of these will eventually get to trial unless the winds at gets a partner shut down as president. but kevin that essentially means he's running for his life in some ways to win this election. >> the absolute yes that's a very dangerous position to be running from in terms of what he is on that line forward these indictments. the prosecutor will move forward in georgia. there is already four codefendants of the former president have already pled guilty in that case that are

cooperating with fani willis. so that process, like i said will take place but where the key reasons why nikki haley was campaigning so hard in the campaign trail with the idea of this to structure for the former president the typos but in the courtrooms facing those chargers pretty's inability to raise those funds to compete against the incumbent president. a key issue for the former president. >> something he's also having to talk about is what appears to be a shift in position on tiktok. try to get rid of it during his presidency. seems a little more at luke warm on the issue coming out of the house. the fact is that made it to the house but here's a headline for the "washington post." after tiktok built sales through the house centers pump the brake. there is now this conversation about where it goes from here. there are concerns about the bills vagueness, they say it actually could go a lot further. >> not the first time the houses pass something and the senate decided to slow down that probably happens about every other week here in washington

but i do think there is clearly but what passes the house on such a bipartisan very many things. there are clearly some provisions with ted cruz and other constitutional lawyers lindsey graham and people in the senate that are going to want to look at the legislation in detail to bite lawmakers in that you know what as it relates to tiktok. but fundamentally from the perspective the fact that we have republicans and democrats in washington d.c. that agree agreedthe algorithm and the data behind this app is essentially the chinese communist party controlling that minds and the public discourse in our country. the fact we can get them to agree on this is great. now the senate go through and get the proper amendments and get the legislation palatable to form a president trump. we will see. i don't think he was pushing back that much. he was bringing up a very key point that worries a lot of

people including senator marsha blackburn has put forth legislation. so has lindsey graham on regulating social media at large. think debate appetites lookup social media, facebook, instagram after tiktok. but listen again for me china perspective the fact we could get both sides of the aisle in washington d.c. to agree on anything clean the threat of social media 5g cars you name it this is what we have to be attacking holistically in washington. >> only play a little bit of a president trump with her how weak her to see full on media buzz talking about tiktok the appearance his position has shifted. what i would like to save your going to do to tiktok to to facebook. what you can do is let them sell tiktok. let them sell in the market, it may be get a good price maybe not get a good price, i don't know but take away from china control. shannon: politico says this after he spent much of the last of his presidency trying to ban

tiktok donald trump's abrupt effort to defend the chinese own app lit left it caught many in washington by surprise they say it's part of a pattern changing course when it interested billionaire donor was in the net. so do you think there's an appetite on the hill for going after its other companies as well while they are looking at tiktok as a present suggest? works or some appetite but will be very difficult. this is a precarious decision by chuck schumer if he allows the vote in the senate. i probably will pass but at the same time the house and senate and the white house up for grabs even though this got 3052 votes in the house is not that popular could backfire. looks on the issue of young voters, the biden/harris campaign is on tiktok but even apparently the president said he assigned this. >> interestingly enough you play the clip earlier of the woman for the white house and she will blame president biden. to bob's point it is a good won this is a key issue for young voters. just like the war with israel and hamas animating younger

voters. the administration has to poll a particular line with regards to this very special with donald trump coming out against this. >> i'm not sure he is for or against after hearing that. i am confused. [laughter] what's a full interview with how it you'll get more. art panel, thank you very much we'll see you next week. up cap next best-selling author mitch albom his harrowing escape from haiti growing concerned about those left behind. including at the orphanage he operates there in haiti. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) to test the toughness of the kia sorento x-pro and the kia sorento turbo-hybrid...

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♪ ♪ shannon: chaos and violence has overrun haiti bringing the country to its knees. haitians and americans racing to escape the unrest have very few options. it was, in fact p a mission led by two members of congress that the successfully airlifted a group of volunteers from the island including best selling author mitch albom who joins us now to share his story. mitch, welcome. it's great to have you with us. i learned in interviewing you

last year that you operate an orphanage a there. here is what the white house -- excuse me, the administration, the state department has said about americans being this in haiti. >> for years we have been telling americans, do not go to haiti. do not travel there. it's not safe to do so. and for those who are there, leave as soon as you can feasibly do so without putting yourself with at risk. shannon: why has it been so porn for you to be there? >> because it's the easy the say don't go there because with it's dangerous, but what about the children who live there, the children who live there? if i've operated an orphanage for 14 years, and i can't stop going just because of danger. it's more dangerous to the children and the people there. shannon: what is the situation like on the ground will there? if. >> it's almost indescribable, shannon. every night there's gunfire. our kids sing their prayers with gunfire in the background. you hear about police stations being burned, banks being

looted, bodies being left out in the middle of the street. there's no government to speak of. the gangs basically control everything. our kids haven't been outside of our orphanage doors in three years because it's too dangerous to go out in the streets. it's just not a way to live, and and i've been advocating for us to get a little more involved and try to stem this violence in haiti. shannon: so you do go back and forth on a regular basis, but this last time trickier trying to get out with airports shut down, normal transit areas completely closed off. we have heard -- we may have some footage of this, that you were part of the group that was rescued in part by congressman cory mills who has done this in a number of places to get americans out. can you tell us anything about your journey out? >> i didn't know corey mills before he started following me thanks to -- [inaudible] to get you out. it wasn't so much my wife and myself because we go there the every month if k and we're used to this danger, but we had eight

guests with us, some of whom had never been to haiti before, one of whom had never been out of the country before or, and we had no idea when we could get out again -- the airport -- [audio difficulty] cory mills organized this trip. it was a middle of the night thing, you know? we came running out of the place where we were really held. 67 seconds we were thrown into a helicopter and up and and out. but while we're happy that we were able to get out, we were heart broken when we flew over haiti air space and i realized our kids are still there. and so are, by the way, hundreds if not thousands of americans, decade a januaries, volunteer workers who can't get out right now and still are trying to. i want to point out tease are not people who went to haiti to go have have a vacation, you know? they're there to help children, they're there to do water projects or bring food or education or hospitals. they're doing good work, and if they need to get out now, i hope there'll be efforts to bring

them out. shannon: mitch, thank you so much for the work you're doing there. blessings over you and your team. it has been something you've done quietly, elf -- selflessly, and i know your heart, much of it is, is left in haiti. we will pray for those who are lift in your care. >> thank you for that. please don't forget about a them. thank you, shannon. shannon: thank you so much. mitch has been on my podcast, and today we've got a new one. living the bream drops this morning. i sat down with fox news correspondent benjamin hall, with we did a deep dive on israel, iran, ukraine and more. and he's got a firsthand account of all those places. get it anywhere you like to get your podcasts. that is it for today. thank you for joining us. i'm shannon bream. have a great week. happy st. patty's day, and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: goo