the democrats, the intel community as they were all pushing us. it wasn't about truth, it wasn't about facts, it was about getting trump, the man they really loathe and it worked. now that trump is out of office, no longer a threat to the deep state, they are finally having to fess up to their con. unnamed senior biden administration official is now telling fox u.s. intel agencies have low to moderate confidence in this judgment in part because it relies on detainee reporting, that's code for its totally unproven and probably untrue, democrats and the media spend months spreading unverified deep state this information in order to hurt trump. the same playbook as the russian collusion hoax. let's remember all of the media goblins who uncritically spread the lie. >> not only does the president know that russia was paying for american soldiers depths, paying rewards for americans dead, the president knows it. >> trump dismissing the russian bounty intelligence story is a hoax meant to damage him and republicans. >> a hostile foreign power is paying t

or high ranking members of the intel community. and that they knew that it was a little likelihood if at all true, but yet, they pushed it also. so there is some culpability with them as well, isn't there? >> look, i don't know exactly who was pushing this, but i can tell you it was an anonymous sources because on the record, there were multiplesh people lie the nse at the white house and dni, cia, that were saying that this hype from "the new york times" is not accurate. now, i want to point something out about what adam schiff did there in the clip you showed. he talked instead of talking about intelligence, remember he's the intelligence of chair committee, instead of talking about intelligence he was briefed on and he knows the story is hyped, he then switched and talked about the public reporting of the hype. instead of giving us caution, he went with the hype. this is how you manipulate intelligence, and yet, he is the head of the intelligence committee. this is like the ninth timeig tt we have now seen him lie. he should be

our intel agencies have low to moderate confidence in the reports meeting the story is at best unproven and possibly untrue. but last year president biden, democrats and the media often cited the reports to attack former president trump with some even crying treason. this is "outnumbered," i'm emily compagno. here today, my cohosts harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany, morgan ortagus and joining us today in the center seat, jason chaffetz, former utah congressman and a fox news contributor. when this story first made headlines last year it prompted a wave of criticism against nonpresident trump and even though the reports were unproven, the white house press corps did not hold back on our own kayleigh mcenany at the lectern. she told "the new york times" that their story was wrong and that she was hammered for it. watching and kayleigh, we will get your perspective on the other side. you go out of the loop by the intelligence community? >> as i noted there was not a consensus among the intelligence community. >> what is the president have to say to service members that are afraid that t

and unnamed senior biden administration official is telling fox us intel agencies have low to moderate confidence in its judgment because it relies on detainee reporting, code for totally unproven and probably untrue which means democrats and the media spent months spreading unverified deep state disinformation in order to hurt trump, the same playbook as the russia collusion hoax. let's remember all the media goblins who spread the lie. >> not only the president know that russia was paying for american soldiers deaths, paying awards for americans dead, the president knows it. >> trump dismissing the intelligence story is a hoax to damage him and republicans. >> a hostile foreign power is paying the taliban to kill american soldiers and you are not outraged by it, your first reaction is to accuse other people of foisting a lie on you, this is extraordinary, treasonous behavior. >> this is a scandal. they wanted to make a big deal about benghazi. this makes when does he look like playing with toys. laura: rick single before used to head time magazine. even more despicable, the washingto

the times wrote a story sayingea the intel community had s "concluded that the russian military intelligence unit secretly offered bounties to taliban linked militants for killing coalition forces in afghanistan." vladimir putin was murdering american soldiers. obviously, there was no leaving afghanistan now. and anyone suggesting leaving afghanistan would bow to vladimir putin. as a matter of principle, american troops had to stay in afghanistan. and they did stay. they are still there today. official washington went berserk over "the new york times" story. though the piece contains no enactual facts, cnn senior intelligence correspondent declared it richly reported. a rich tapestry of reporting. and the rest are there agreed with this. "the times" story was independently confirmed by many other outlets no one explain how independently confirmed. but they didn't need to because it was definitely true. we knew that. the story was real. the only question was, why hadn't donald trump attackedea russia in retaliation for the killing of u.s. soldiers? the white house yet to authorize any steps i

now we find out the intel wasn't there. let's hear from you. >> so we talked about this at the d.o.d., at the state department and intel agencies during the trump administration and we made it very clear that this was a single source unverified intelligence. marie and i were both in the intelligence community before being spokes people at the state department and we know incredibly well you don't do things based off debunked rumors. "the new york times" was notified of this at the highest levels. for me it was probably one of the most if not the most egregious examples of politicizing intelligence. what happened is you try to have the media goad president trump into some sort of conflict with putin over a debunked rumors in afghanistan. it was highly politicized and the intelligence reporters who write on the intel community for many years knew this and politicized it. it never should have been published and it is a real tragedy what happened. >> dana: it does seem like this was definitely politicizing intelligence, marie.

joining me to react is ohio congressman mike turner, sits on the intel and armed services committees. good to see you. thanks for joining us. this is what our state department is working on right now. your reaction. >> this is a grave concern. in the same meeting in alaska top chinese diplomats said they wanted america to stop promoting democracy around the world. they see democracy as a threat to the chinese communist party. and so any criticism that they can place upon america and our efforts to promote democracy, they see as advancing their goal. secretary of state blinkenen should be very concerned about chinese criticism of democracy because any time we play into their narrative, we weaken america and we strengthen them. maria: i totally agree. but congressman, let's face it. while the democrats and joe biden are race baiting, our enemies and adversaries are ramping up. this week, putin amassed 100,000 troops on ukraine's borders, threatens that anybody who crosses moscow's red line on territorial or other issues will regret their deeds. what's going on with russia right now? >>

courtesy of president biden's own intel community. you're now to discuss is johnny joey jones, retired u.s. marine and fox news contributor. brother, listen, i always -- i don't respect you just because you are a great human, but because you put your life on the line for us. how do you feel about -- as a soldier, them stirring the pot like this, and it was all not true? >> you know, that hillary clinton, that cliff really got to me, lawrence. what donald trump did, did he leave an ambassador and american heroes to die at an embassy -- no, never mind, that was her, wasn't it? they are outraged president trump did not form aggression against russia for what he did not know to be true. isn't that a novel idea to not go to work over things we do not know to be true? we have never had a problem with that. i did not go to two wars in iraq and afghanistan predicated on information that might not have been true. when joe biden made such a statement, which he has made plenty, it puts him in a hard spot when he actually becomes president, which

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driver who'll face charges. 42 after the hour, russia says it will respond in kind of us sanctions, us intel back panels on the russian bounty story. donald trump says it was a hoax. (next. >> from our friends, download the fox bed super 6 apps for a chance to win 10,$000. all you have to do is predict 6 outcomes in the super 6 quiz show. entertainment to sports, free to play, download the super 6 apps right now. jillian: set up parent in new york city taking legal action to get their kids back in the classroom full time. they say students suffering under the current hybrid system and making to be back in school. new york city mom leading the charge joins us now. thank you for being here. i know it has been a whirlwind, there has been back and forth and you among many others are completely frustrated. kids are set to return to school on april 20 sixth. however, i know an update from parents receiving emails telling them that the purpose of education is putting a 3 foot rule on hold so do you know does this put the april 26th they do in jeopardy now? >> april 26th is the day when 51,000 stude

yesterday the white house said it did not link any of the sanctions to russia were intel reports. >> we felt the reports were enough of a cause of concern, we wanted our intelligence committee to look into those reports as part of this overall assessment. >> of course, -- >> john: a president biden is a meeting with japan's prime minister and will occur in just a few minutes. that's expected to focus on how to encounter a rising china. this comes as intelligence sheets are warning that beijing is eclipsing terrorist groups as america's top security threats. wisconsin said iran johnson serves on the homeland security and government affairs committee and the senate and he joins us now. let me play a little bit about the fbi director christopher wray said at a senate meeting about the threat that it imposes on the united states. >> i have testify previously i don't like there's any country that presents a more severe threat to our innovation, our economic security and our democratic ideas. >> john: this is something the trump administration was well aware of and we know the posture that

. >> sandra: calls getting louder after the minister suggested classified intel for our closest allies, israel. the firestorm continuing. >> that would be a major foreign policy catastrophe, revealing it to be true. >> revealing secret information to one of america's most sworn enemy. with the blood of american military members. if this is true, john kerry needs to go. >> we do know what his behavior has been with iran and has been with the foreign ministry. it's been much too cozy. >> sandra: denies getting any information. this is not the first time he's been accused. former president trump accused him of holding illegal meetings with the iranian regime which remains one of the united states biggest foes. >> john: a reminder, we get newly released images of an altercation earlier this month. the pentagon reports an iranian ship cut off the coast guard vessel in the persian gulf. >> sandra: we will speak with marsha blackburn of tennessee, but first to rich edson, live from the state department. >> republicans say they want investigations, some are calling for john kerry to resign. th

the times wrote a story sayingea the intel community had s "concluded that the russian military intelligence unit secretly o

pickup of the story and, in fact, just a few weeks ago when the republicans tried to get him off of the intel committee which is a serious issue, it was very much branded by the media as partisan witch hunt rather than it being a legitimate action to take in response to serious allegations. howie: jessica, why are not only other republican leaders and most prominent media conservatives defending matt gaetz, we don't have a clip to play from fox? jessica: i think for two reasons, allegations are serious and we have friends that go wrong path but not all of them end up being sex traffickers and we didn't vnmo all of them $900 and matt gaetz isn't particularly liked. he's brash, he's insensitive, he's crude in a lot of ways. i think that a lot of people, even republicans look at stunts like what he pulled in the skit with the chick-fil-a or wearing the gas mask on the floor mocking democrats who cared about their personality safety when covid-19 pandemic was breaking out which obviously has claimed well over half a million american lives at this point. matt gaetz has done his best to not do many

you know, the disgraced intel officials falsely claiming russian disinformation. is there a chapter on that? don't count on it. how about you approve the release of everything else on the laptop. the pictures, hunter, the videos, hunter. i assume you are a member. i assume you are pretty worried about it. and also in the book, hunter details his long history with crack addiction. clean off the grid living in a super eight oh while scaring my family even more than myself. here with reaction, radio talk show host along with former white house chief of staff. you know, i actually have been briefed on the rest of what is on this laptop and i'm having a hard time knowing what i have been told by credible people is there, but this has not come out yet and there has not been more urgency on the part of law enforcement. have you been briefed on this? >>ee no. but it all comes down to a little bit of what you talked about in the last segment too. with this book, the media is going to have an invitation and the invitation is going to be you are going to get to ask him when

intel discredited the laptop story. they have now had to since come back and say well, actually, that's not true. juan, what does the mainstream media do with this story because it's uncomfortable for them the role they played in the days leading up to the election. >> juan: i think the correction, shannon, simply indicated that it's not u.s. intelligence but there is no credible evidence as to the -- origins of that laptop. and so they don't know. that's all they are saying. i will say this. i think it's easy to go after hunter biden. the guy looks pretty weak. i thought that answer was totally limp. you know, nothing to it. either he says he owns it or he doesn't. it's hard for me to believe he doesn't remember but that's what he says and as trey points out he has got a troubled past especially with drugs and the like and guns and women. everybody knows. he has had a boat load of trouble. but, look, you know, i see this as going after joe biden. i saw a poll this week said joe biden is at 60% approval among voters. an

operatives pretending to be journalists is the truth because this week we learned that was all based on intel reports of a low to moderate level of confidence which should leave americans with a low 20 level of confidence in the establishment media. former national security robert o'brien treated he credited the intelligence community for leasing the new analysis and confirming that what the trump administration said at the time was 100% accurate. the question is, why did the establishment push the russia bounty story so hard? just like they push every conceivable anti- russia story while sucking up to a regime that is about 1000 times more evil and dangerous than russia and that is china. next, let's discuss it with former hawaii and congress men tusli gabbard. >> hello, steve. you too. steve: what do you make of the story? first of all, let's look at what happened here. we are talking about the leak and reliefs of classified information from our intelligent agency. i can tell you as someone who served for eight years on the armed services and foreign affairs committees as well as a soldier

plus, the ranking member of the house intel committee, devin nuÑes, is here on how our adversaries view biden's america and plans to withdraw from afghanistan. plus, the numbers are staggering, more than 19,000 migrant children apprehended at the southern border in the month of march, the most ever in a month as the white house builds more facilities but does nothing to stop the flow coming in. some facilities now surpassing 1,000% capacity. former senior white house adviser stephen miller on biden's man to process the migrants quickly so they can catch a flight to big city destinations of their choosing. and candace owens and charlie kirk on critical race theory with another family pulling its seventh grader out of school and away from race theory propaganda. all that and more as we look ahead right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and first up this morning, the fight against biden's radical agenda with florida taking the lead on a multistate lawsuit against the administration over the mass release of criminal aliens by ei.c.e. this just one of several import

our intel agencies have low to moderate confidence in the reports meeting the story is at best unproven and possibly untrue. but last year president biden, democrats and the media often cited the reports to attack former president trump with some even crying treason. this is "outnumbered," i'm emily compagno. here today, my cohosts harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany, morgan ortagus and joining us today in the center seat, jason chaffetz, former utah congressman and a fox news contributor.

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today the afghan detainees describing the purported arrangement were never in the room with russian intel officials leaving a murky tale at best. bret? >> bret: howie, thanks. howie will have more on the coverage of the afghan withdrawal and the bounty stories as well as other things on media buzz sunday 11:00 a.m. eastern time. up next, police protest in american cities after officer-involved fatal shootings. we will bring you there first, beyond our borders tonight. iran begins enriching uranium to its highest ever purity 60%. that is triple what it once produced. and edges iran closer to weapons grade levels. you heard the president comment on that earlier. meantime cuba's communist party begins historic four day congress that will see the last castro exit the political stage after six decades of rule by brothers fidel and raÚl. the younger castro raÚl has signaled he will step aside as communist secretary first secretary the most powerful job in cuba. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ this is ours. the lexus is. all in on the sports

law enforcement sources telling me they don't have any intel about organized groups coming from outside to this area to participate. >> martha: you spoke to them on the ground yourself. thanks, mike. andy mccarthy joins me now. we have just showed everyone the mug shot of kim potter now a former police officer. i just want to play if we can the moment from her body cam footage. it's hard to watch. it's important to why we see this mug shot right now. watch this. [inaudible] >> martha: andy, you hear her yell taser, taser, taser and then i shot him as he hits the gas and pulls away. your thoughts on these charges and this officer who took is in custody. >> just a tragic case, martha. probably the worst time if there can ever be a good time. of course, there can't. given what is going on ten miles away in the courthouse in minneapolis, in connection with the george floyd case, this is just the worst thing that could happen in the worst place. i'm going to say something that is going to be completely unsatisfying, which i end up having to say every time we talk about something like this. n

director has just said about the gathering of intel. if we can pull that up on the screen. i don't have it on my sheet here. sound bite? let's listen to him. >> when the time comes for the u.s. military to withdraw, the u.s. government's ability to collect and act on threats will diminish. that's simply a fact. >> dana: the national security advisor has just said everything will be fine. we'll have everything that we need. what's the truth on that? >> well, everything is going to be fine and we get everything we need. but what we know we needed was our c.i.a. presence in afghanistan along with the other national agencies that were there. it is that presence, dana, that for 20 years has kept the al qaeda essentially in their holes in pakistan because we routinely have been conducting attacks from there. the administration is not offering us any resolution on where forces will be deployed and what actions we will take to compensate for this valuable loss of u.s. presence in south asia. that seems to be an empty page. this is -- no matter how you try to make this look good, it

obviously you are on the intel committee talking about national security. the border is part of that. >> yeah, i apologize i didn't hear the last piece of your question. one of your producers cut in and talked to a future guest. >> dana: get your fact on the immigration piece came so late in the piece and border security issue also national security was not really addressed. >> it is not surprising one of the biggest failures of the first 100 days is something they've ignored. i don't think there is any dispute it is a crisis or any disput it was something caused by the fogs decisions they made. when you take over the presidency and do everything the opposite of the previous president that is a signal to people it is easier to get in. whether it's true-in-law or not that's the perception. these are desperate people living in horrible conditions, we sympathize with them but we can't have an uncontrolled situation on the border which is what it's become. he doesn't highlight it. he glosses over it and doesn't surprise me he passed it on to the vice president,

growing calls to resign because of leaked audio from zarif's foreign min esther saying he gave them intel about israel. mike mccaul. good morning to you. kerry says it never happened. anthony blinken says these were open secrets reported in the media. given that can you prove it? >> well, the facts need to come out. these are serious allegations, very disturbing if the former secretary of state is meeting with the foreign minister of iran who is a foreign adversary of the united states of america behind the scenes at secretary pompeo is negotiating the maximum pressure campaign. we need to open an investigation. the facts need to come out. i don't know if they are true or not. if they are there should be consequences. this appears to be somewhat treasonous to meet with the enemy and sharing information and intelligence related to israel against iran proxies in syria. we don't know all the facts. rest assured i will find out. >> dana: the state department spokesperson said i would make the broad point if you go back and look at press reporting from the time this was not secret and governme

steve: the point is it was john brennan, former cia director along 50 other intel people said this is obviously russian information disinformation. brian: russian. steve: "the washington post" the fact checker poo pooed it and politico referred to it as russian disinformation. so the question is will those news outfits suddenly, you know, they paid a blind eye to it. now will they what could be on it? you know, we were wrong. don't hold your breath. brian: the fbi has it. why don't you tell it. ainsley: they have had it so long. steve the fbi never reveals whether a they're investigating. brian: stuck on one page looking for a password. ainsley: didn't find anything wrong. brian: nothing wrong. let's see everything. i'm sure the pictures will be fantastic for the biden family when they get out. >> steve: let's see what happens. now hunter says that atlanta certainly could be his and that's a 180 because peter doocy asked joe biden of a he was elected president, do you think that the stories about hunter were a russian smear campaign and joe biden said yes, yes, yes. and then he referr

will: and now, of course, the intel community dismissing that story. kayleigh, tell us what it was like to answer questions about this dismissed story as though it were true and you were indicted on a daily basis. >> on a daily basis. this continued for a long time, for months, in fact, yesterday i addressed the media coverage of this and how wrong it was and hoping that we will get some sort of correction or an apology. but today i wanted to advance this a little further. i mentioned this from the podium that this was a leak from someone in the intelligence community, someone in the deep state, if you will, who was strategically trying to hurt the president. they knew that this was unverified intelligence. nevertheless, leaked it to the "new york times." when you couple this, will, with the other story, the horrible story that suggests that the president called our troops suckers and losers, a heinous allegation that was not true at all when you put the two together this was coordinated attempt conservative base that supports the president. patriotic.

he of course is the ranking member of the house intel committee. plus, charlie kirk and candace owens on the race theory that is being taught in ours schools. we have a letter that has gone viral from a parent of a student at brearlye, an upper east side school which charges 50 plus thousand dollars a year for their students. they're making the assumption that all of the girls are racist and have to be taught otherwise. we're going to get into that with charlie kirk and candace owens. a big show coming up. will: what a privilege to pay $54,000 to be taught that they are racist. we'll be watching. up next, drivers are gearing up to race at one of the oldest tracks on the nascar circuit. former champion joins us live with a preview of the cup series. ♪ the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can take you to deep, depressive lows. or, give you unusually high energy, even when depressed. overwhelmed by bipolar i? ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of