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rafah city, signaling a ground invasion. is imminent right now. idf troops are calling on people living in the eastern neighborhoods closest to israel's border, to move towards expanded humanitarian zones, and morsi, israel says its army has expanded assistance into the area that does include field hospitals, tents, food and water. the idf says it's using fliers, maps and text messages, as well as phone calls to instruct gazans on where to go. israel is describing this as a limited scope operation and says it is large scale. about 100,000 residents are being urged to temporarily evacuate as of right now. israel also saying it will not put a time frame on evacuations. this all coming as the latest round of cease fire talks between israel and hamas are nearing collapse. one of the main sticking points hamas's demand that any agreement must include an israeli troop withdrawal and full end to the war in gaza.

israel is refusing to accept that term, saying hamas isn't serious about reaching a deal. the latest proposal called for the release of some israeli hostages in exchange for a temporary cease fire. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been vowing to invade the war torn enclave for weeks. he says the invasion will happen with or without a cease fire deal. israel claims rafah is hamas's last stronghold in gaza. the us has been putting pressure on israel to avoid such an invasion, with the white house saying it will not support it. a rafah offensive without a credible plan to protect the civilians seeking refuge there. and right now, it is not clear when an israeli ground offensive might start. but israeli and egyptian officials have recently told the wall street journal the first few weeks will consist of evacuations. more than a million people are estimated to live in the entirety of rafah. the report goes on to say fighting in rafah is expected to last for at least six weeks. again, if you are just now joining us, israel's military

has started evacuating palestinian civilians from gaza's crowded rafah city ahead of a planned ground offensive. it is still not clear when or if that invasion will happen. the evacuation, though, are a significant first step for that to happen, we're going to brinr without a deal. in a moment we'll get reaction from gop senator marco rubio democrat congressman jim himes first fox team coverage with jeff pollitt israel and lucas tomlinson at the white house. lucas, licking it off with you for. >> that is right. after days of silence about the protest present biden address the nation from here at the white house protest are expected to continue throughout the summer and into the democratic national convention. >> violent protest is not protected. peaceful protest is. quick's biden spoke hours after violence erupted on the campus of ucla. members of the president's own party have criticized his handling of the israel hamas

wortley protest across the united states. progressive democrat the only palestinian american in commerce slam the police response. >> ending and a militarized police forces and even snipers to stop these students for exercise in the first amendment right is truly disgusting. >> a bizarre scene at the university of alabama both pro- and anti- israel protesters chanted the same thing. during the 2020 presidential campaign as protest also raised across the country biden pledge to bring people together. >> i am going to bring all of these interests together but peaceful protesters, police chiefs, police officers. >> five blocks the white house at george washington university the statue of the first president remains defaced it. after a giant american flag was unfurled protesters superimpose this image with the words genocide to joe. biden's former press secretary janet psaki will give the

commencement address in two weeks. republican lawmakers visited gw including a byron donalds because everyone believes in peaceful protest but this is trespassing now. >> critics say the protest of cost biden support among young joe voters. >> has the protests forced you to reconsider policies in regard to the region? >> and no. thank you. >> right now cia director bill burns is in cairo as hostage and cease-fire negotiations continued. shannon: lucas of thompson at the white house for us, lucas thank you returned a fox news correspondent jeff paul in tel aviv. hello jeff. >> hamas leader reportedly said today he wants to see it not only a full withdrawal of israeli troops, but a comprehensive cease-fire israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying they cannot accept that. if they did the next october 7 would be only a matter of time. >> 's pressure builds from abroad on hamas to agree to the

latest cease-fire agreement. >> there is a very strong proposal on the table right now. hamas needs to say yes. >> in israel patience is running thin. protesters and families of hostages in tel aviv once again what their government to act precooked only through returning our loved ones how will the jewish people be made whole again. >> progress is reportedly being made on the latest deal after delegation from hamas landed in cairo egypt this weekend it could result in the release of hostages and a pause in the fighting. an agreement would come at a critical time. israel is preparing its forces for a major ground operation in the southern city of rafah that is where more than 1 million palestinians are sheltering from the war. >> it's not always available so i cannot say we have enough of it. but to me and my family, and imagine what we received to get by. >> the u.s. continues building a new temporary pier that will

eventually help bring more aid into gaza, during his recent trip to israel u.s. secretary of state entity blinken said more needs to be done. blinken him out with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for two and half hours reaffirm the u.s. could not replace in rafah netanyahu says it will happen. >> israel will not agree to hamas demands which means surrender. we will continue fighting until all of his goals are achieved. books now, we are learning a few hours ago there was a mortar attack at the crossing which connects israel to gaza. hamas' claimed responsibility for the attack that injured seven people including one person he was in critical condition. that crossing which is critical in getting humanitarian aid into gaza is now closed. shannon: art jeff appalled reporting for us from israel thank you charting sound gop senator marco rubio ranking member of the senate intel committee. welcome back to "fox news

sunday." >> thank you. shannon: let's start there. it sounds like the hostage negotiation deal is falling apart. secretary blinken said hamas needs to say yes not only does it not to like they are saying yes that got the showing this morning at an aide crossing that is going to shut it down for you have been there in recent days with the prime minister. they say they are moving and on rafah. where do we go from here? >> it is therefore they have the right to fight its release are degenerative savages think about the report i heard a few seconds ago. everyone thanks and in humanitarian aid these poor people are starving but that is what they tried to do wit theses are launching mortar attacks against the humanitarian aid that is coming in. a lot of the humanitarian aid getting in and israel's allowing it in anyways because they know they need to do it but hamas the stuff is being sold in the marketplace this administration this is israel's work we should say we are on the side of the people who are the victims on october 7, on the lunch is savabunch ofsavages and lunatice across that border and massacred

and killed and kidnapped and raped and took hostages back with them these people need to be defeated how is israel supposed to coexist, to live side by side alongside and next to these people? they talk about displaced people or 80000 israelis that right now displaced from the north they have to live it. i saw them they are living in hotels or kids are going to school online and conference room and hotels. they cannot go north because hezbollah's attack in northern israel this is a time we need to have not a weak and feeble president of someone who makes it very clear that we are on israel's side. though the good guys in this fight and hamas are the evil ones. these terrible civilian casualties that are happening is because hamas is using them as human shields. shannon: a lot of people as we watch these campus protests and demonstrations spread would agree nobody what siblings to be killed and his process. but many of those cases they clearly cross the line to threaten fellow students for those kind of things. we're here now from international student student speaking up they were because

they be suspended or disciplined him a call from the student be said to be here in the u.s. do you think that is going too far? is that inappropriate response? >> joe biden has not done it because he is weak and feeble. joe biden very early on should have said as i asked him to do back in october, if you are in the streets of the methods were here's a visitor on a beast that you're not an american you're on a visa that you are to teach, go to school, you're chanting on behalf of hamas and hezbollah and the terrorist groups who also hate america, we should revoke your be separate if you're in this country as a visitor on a visa you are defacing the statues of george washington ripping down american flags, putting a palestinian flags, you should have your visa revoked and eliminated. he should have been very clear about who's side we're on for the very beginning but look there's a bunch of democratic donors, major democratic donors were behind the groups that are funding all this. i saw the other day i think it was ucla thousands of dollars of plywood they were using as

barricades against the police they are committing acts of violence not just acts of anti-semitism acts of violence, vandalism, threading people aside anothusanother video of ah student who had to get police. had to basically shame the police into escorting him so that he could go into an area of the university where he had every right to be because of these zombies these anti- somatic left wing nuts cases that the president should've been very firm about that's why everything in america is in chaos. total chaos we have a week and feeble president who cannot communicate and refuses to take a strong line on this because he is afraid of people voting against him in november who support these crazy ideas. shannon: you give them credit for the speech this week question ricky clearly denounce what cross the line. we got to have free speech protections we have a first amendment. he did come out to make stronger remarks than that. but, at the same time we have not seen that we know action by the d.o.j. use a price or not some civil rights investigations? maybe they have been launched

but certainly not publicly. >> gave a short speech off of note cards seven is in a crisis. we should have heard from him from the very beginning. these are students from all of the country rethink about student who is not getting coverage right now? the kids he paid $80000 year to go to these universities who cannot take finals, cannot use the library, cannot go to class, and live in fear. many have dropped out of school. who is fighting for them? joe biden should have spoken about them very early in this process. his failure to address this early on and make very clear whose side he was on has just fed this. has increase this. he should've been very clear and defined himself early on about this and they are not doing anything about it as far as i can see. i want to see if they put as much resource and time into investigating the people as they've investigate other people in the last couple of years? shannon: department of education it wants some investigations but will talk with attila later in the show. i want to get to couple other domestic issues with you the issue of abortion has been very

difficult one for republicans. you seem to be of the mind is that you need to embrace it and try to control the conversation and a better way and actually talk about it, not run from it. democrats though feel that it is a great case to make against you. here's the bison president in florida days ago when the six week ban in florida i went into effect. >> since roe was overturned, every time reproductive freedom has been on the ballots, the people of america voted for freedom. [applause] quick florida supreme court set an abortion measure can be on the floor about there in november. how worried are you about that motivating the base? >> what i am more worried about no one ever asked the bison president or any democrat what restrictions do they support? which abortions should not be allowed cosmic they never tell you should someone be allowed to do an abortion on the date of birth? is it afte afterbirth? nine months? past the point of viability?

they will never tell you which abortions should not be allowed there demanding to know what exceptions you support? they never state which restrictions they would support they are extremists. they believe abortion should be allowed at any time for any reason and paid for by taxpayers. no one ever asked her that. no one asked the democrats that. someone should start asking what their position is on that and that we can define one o are the policy options here? i've never viewed abortion as a particle issue. it's a moral issue is a conflict between two rights the woman's right to choose and it on worn human beings like to live it. i are on the site of life there is no right to speech, there is no right to vote, there's no right to do anything if you're not alive gift of laws divide human life. these people will never say what abortion should be allowed they are extreme as their radical extremists it is journalistic malpractice for kamala harris to

repeatedly do interviews and never be asked. kamala harris what abortion should not be allowed in america? at what point is it too far into bad? never answers, never, never. she is an extremist and they are extremists. thirty-six for democrats willing to come on the show and how we do have that conversation with them but i agree with you it seems like they also will to coalesce around a message where their limits are and many cases but he forgot you're in florida spending time with president trump. everyone says you're on his vp shortlist but that there may be a technical glitch with having two people from the same state when it comes down to an electoral college vote. would you leave the state of florida or change or residency of your asked to join the ticket? >> personally vice presidential point for donald trump is made by one person, that is donald trump at all this other stuff a speculation but i get it, political reporters have to cover political topics for the primaries overcome the general six months away. they're going to spectate on the bp. here's the good news, i sought this weekend, the amount of talent that we have and the republican party is extraordinary but he does not

just have a bunch of choices for bp has a bunch of choices for cabinet. he is going to have extorted a group of talented people to conserve this country and multiple roles. that is a decision he is going to have to make. i would just say leaving me aside for a moment i think before anyone decides to move from their state you better make sure you move to a state where there's not some d.a. makes a career after going after republicans. what we are seeing all over the country is the weaponization of criminal justice. not just dr. donald trump which is well document invite and supporting judgment. a biden prosecutor on ridiculous charges of the rest of the world is watching that saying this is the stuff that america used to sanction other countries for doing great what's happening here in america. you need to be focused on because that has an impact on people's thinking about getting into politics. shannon: okay, so if you do move, not tdr. that will not be your choice of got that. [laughter] >> that is a pretty good guess on that one that is for sure. shannon: if you decide if you think it tells about that or

want to consider your residency elsewhere it le and let us know senator, thank you. >> thank you. shannon: m has house a democratic congressman tried to rank them over the house intel committee. congressman, great to have you with us in. i went to sartre where he did with the center at what's unfolding in israel but hamas taken credit for a shelling that is called israeli casualties closing in eta crossing was at the whole purpose? it does not sound like they are reliable negotiators. ten in the hostages home. >> yes of course they're not good faith negotiators for they are terrorists, right? they will do whatever they need to do to advance their own interest rate now any negotiation predict the negotiations like this people have interest. even if they are terrorists and obviously hamas has an interest and is ceasing at least temporarily the obliteration of their military capabilities. you never sound too optimistic about any negotiation in the middle east.

but, we can get whatever it is a temporary break in the fighting so that the hostages can be released, that's the thing that never gets mentioned here. that would be a good step in the right direction. i you give me one minute i worked very closely with marco rubio we are both in the gang of eight i don't think i've ever seen him as over caffeinated this morning he said you never asked democrats on the topic of abortion or they should be. bologna, malarkey, as you know prior to the dobbs decision and the supreme court democrats and most of american supported the concept of roe v wade the concept was you could have an abortion up to the point of viability. states could decide what that was. and again, i'm not quite sure if marco had too much coffee this morning by the notion we are extremists on this topic is just madness. shannon: i have asked a number democrats or multiple states in this country that do allow abortion until a due date. that is factual. best democrats whether they are okay with that many of them have had a very hard time answering that question for me.

>> but shannon, here is the thing. if an abortion occurs prior to natural birth it does not occur because mom says i change my mind. it occurs there is the rarest of the absolute rarest of medical advance that puts the life of the mother in danger or the life of the child in danger. to have marco rubio going national television they democrats are extremists who believe he should be able to kill a child? frankly that's what's wrong with our politics you know that it i know that. again those situations where a mother has carried a baby to term and something happens in the last week, that's the most horrendous of situations and if the doctor says you are going to die if you deliver, that is the most horrendous and personal of situations but it is also vanishingly rare. you know and i don't base and with the people of kansas did in their site about abortion that in this country most americans believe, as most democrats

believe, this is a decision up to the point of viability that should be made by a woman and her doctor. but not a bunch of guys wearing ties in susan national legislature. >> the institute has been wide with planned parenthood so clearly not a pro-life organization. they document this and say they're actually thousands of late-term abortions. third trimester abortions every year. people do have to have a conversation about the fact that does happen. >> yes, that is right. again, both lately abortions are medically related. the idea is there's women out there who carry a child for seven months and needless to say i have not carried a child but if you carried a child for seven or eight months the ideas lots of women say guess what, i don't to do this, that's just not what happens i'm not looked at the marker number, this is a country of three and 33 or three and 40 million people.

again, all i am saying for marco rubio to say nobody ever asks democrats in particular where they are on abortion, nonsense democrats are generally where the american people are which is where the world was before the dobbs decision that until the point of viability this is a decision to be made between a woman and her doctor. shannon: will see states are hammering this out there is a patchwork that's very, very diverse across this country but let me get back to the middle east i want to make sure we get you on this. there's a number of senators who are now worried about the fact the administration seems to be come according to numerous reports considering the idea bring people hear from gaza. a number of senators who are worried about the guard rails on the rent to the president sync this with more than one third of gazans supporting the hamas militants we are not confident your administration can adequately vet high at risk population for terrorist ties and sympathies before admitting them to the u.s. by this comes on the heels of inspector general report from dhs saying they really blew it repeatedly

with afghan vets, excuse me and vetting refugee saying this. dhs may have been better paroled individuals into the u.s. who pose a risk to national security and the safety of local communities. they admit there is a lot of trouble with doing this with afghan refugees. are you confident you can tell the american people the people coming from gaza will be a properly vetted before they take up residence here? >> what i can tell you is this is not a saying in. the only way people can apply for refugee status a is if theyo where they are. where they are beginning a very lengthy process of vetting. once they are vetting whatever location they are further vetted by dhs and then they are admitted. as over caffeinated florida senators want to be selling an awful lot of fear right now. come up with examples refugees who have been vetted come to this country and committed acts of terrorism.

the reason that's a hard thing to do is because it has not happened. now, no process is perfect it. the point is it's not a thing there is no capacity in gaza right now to even yvette peoplen the ground. while we welcome to new to admit refugees from the world as i is our international legal obligation it is a very strong vetting process but i understand lots of people have an interest in painting joe biden as a week and generating a lot of fear but the reality as it is really, really hard to find examples of vetted refugees who have come to this country and committed an act of terrorism or even a crime. to be six no, no, no we have covered a number of cases people come here on paroles and vetting's and have committed crimes you can quibble on the issue of terrorism but dhs itself says elite miss the mark on a lot of afghan refugees. it is up to them we wish them the best administrations has a no announcement on that we do not even know or have details on a potential part of congressmenn we appreciate your time thank you. >> think you come shand coming up will take you live to one of the universities rocked by anti-

israel protests and then virginia attorney general joins us live protesters accused virginia state police i've going too far on eva campus were in a camp it was shut down yesterday.

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also columbia here in the city same thing out west at ucla los angeles times has a piece of questioning if any of the other encampments are operating off borrowed time. >> and washington square park, new york city jewish man was surrounded by pro- palestinian demonstrators until a police officer escorted him away. inside columbia university police were moving protesters who barricaded themselves in hamilton hall and defy the orders to vacate. video shows anti- israel protesters initially smashing glass doors to gain entry into the ivy league school. at new york university nypd cleared and encampment took 59 people into custody. protesters at the parsons school of design and battling with police trying to breach a barrier. and an encampment at rutgers and new jersey was also shut down. >> i have had friends and called anti-semitic slurs walking around campus. i am part of a jewish fraternity

we have been exit multiple times i've watched people in a los angeles tense moments officers in riot gear cleared a growing encampment at ucla were more than 200 people were arrested after a showdown with police. >> ucla has a student body of 30,000 students. 30,000. at the height of this demonstration it was several hundred including large numbers of outsiders that are not students let keep it in context and some respect this is not a huge moment. pro- palestinian act encampment was attacked by a masked rube of counter protesters. large police presence arrives on campus to clear the encampment after days of unrest and chaos. >> live here and white you it's very cold this morning.

it is very calm all day yesterday as well. it's a much different scene at the university of virginia or police arrested at least 25 people. shannon: matt fynn live in new york, thank you german out virginia attorney general jason miyares. great happy with us, sir. >> rate to be with you. shannon: we have shown throughout the show what happened at uva yesterday. the protesters say they have been singing, reading poems, had been there for days and then suddenly yesterday the scenes we are watching when one grad student said it's completely disproportionate the response of the virginia state police there. the governor sent you all talked in advance about how to handle these issues and support law enforcement. so, your response to those who feel uva removal is not a good reaction yesterday? >> that is good pr spin by those on the other side. but the reality is this what you had it uva students warned repeatedly they were violating their student code of conduct

there is an unlawful assembly there is trespassing there outsiders that were there. after repeated warnings when in fact the university police chiefs at uva tried to do wellness check and make sure they were not weapons, these individuals are blocked and surrounded them for they had to retreat. that's an with a state police to intervene and one thing i want to stress as virginia is not new york. you have a very different governor you have a very different attorney general we are not going to tolerate that. we had to send in the virginia state police that meant unfortunately they were not dealing with our fentanyl crisis, our human trafficking issues that we have a focus on for they had to deal with the students that instead of acting like adults they acted like coddled children. they were ignoring repeated and i mean repeated requests are disassembled. they were not allowed to do what they were doing until they suffer the consequences. but what we've actually seen as wellin multiple locations and campuses particulate we saw this at bc you as we are receiving intelligence at outside agitators are starting to get involved in these campus protests. we sell they are showing up with

the pallets of prefab wooden barriers. we have seen folks not students show up and riot guilt to direct the protesters on how to flank our officers we see them taking a water bottle spring half of it out, putting a bear spray in the water bottle and throwing them at the officers. basically using them as chemical agents to try to assault our officers. our messages if you think you can get away with assault and battery of an officer with threats of violence and acts of violence against those in law enforcement, i've got to tell you're going to find out were quickly virginia has not new york or california. we are going to hold you accountable. shannon: i want to make her ask about another issue virginia has been one of the strongest voices on a pair there are new regulations from the administration on title ix. things to do with investigating sexual assault on campus. rights against discrimination those kind of things. here's how education secretary described what they want to do with the new regulation.

>> these regulations make crystal clear that everyone can access schools that are safe, welcoming and respect their rights. no one should face a bullying or discrimination just because of who they are or were they love. sadly this happens all too often. >> is virginia going to refuse to comply with this new regulation? if so, why does it argue with that gop's law and order at respecting institutions and executive branch for example. >> first of all these regulations do not go into place until august 1 of already joined tennessee and several other states to get emergency injunctive relief on this. it's a classic case of at the byte administration does over and over again they bypass congress. totally over interpret late mandate or statutory mandate to interpret in a way that it has never been viewed before. this is a radical reinterpretation because they know they cannot get this or congress i know heritage foundation and others have

studied less than 5% the new laws and regulations americans have to live there every year are passed by congress they are passed by on elected bodies that try to have a new novel interpretation to impose a foreign left view on americans. the response to that last quotes, listen i met with some of the students that have literally women who've seen a biological mail show up in their locker room without warning. not just compete with them but i talked to one female student had to find a janitors closet to change in and a swimming competition she felt utterly humiliated with no warning but that is what we want the we are going to protect women sports i think title ix is a bedrock of protecting women store and protecting women in the locker room. i think the biden administration is a classic case of being so open-minded your brain falls right out. when their right mind thanks we have biological males in our women's locker rooms and on our sports teams are now competing against biological women. we are going to comment every chance we get, stand with our

women were going to protect them and or women sports. this is a matter of common sense not being very common to washington these days. shannon: title ix changes not good with athletic gifts we heard the white house is considering that as well. we will track all these changes attorney general, thank you for making time for us. >> always a pleasure. shannon: former president trump back in court his longtime aide hope hicks emotional she testified and then your criminal court room. our panels are to discuss the develops in the case and how it's impacting the race for the white house next

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>> he judges highly conflicted he should not be allowed to be the judge in this case. he's tried to make it as salacious as possible by allowing testimony that is nothing to do with the case. he wants to make it an isolationist case. try it in her trunk but it's having the opposite effect. shannon: former president trump slamming the judge is near criminal trial. judge juan merchan find trump $9000 on tuesday for it by letting a gag order banned him from publicly speaking about witnesses, jurors, court officials their families of the remarks are intended to interfere with the case. third week of trump' trumps tril concluded with emotional testament from longtime trump aide hope hicks talk with their fun date sunday group. katie pavlich former state a permit spokesperson marie harf. legal commentator project 21 chairman horace a cooper reuters

white house correspondent jeff mason. we've heard a lot we talked of the "new york times" described talk of a sex scandal with the parts are a recording of a future testament and fearful of the confident in the witness stand. that phrase of falsifying business records was not uttered to the jury during testimony, not even once. jeff, were getting a lot of salacious the final connection bragg is going to have to make they are not making just yet. >> yes that's with a trial is about it's about the documentation the trail is about recording. how he recorded the payments and where that money went. but, right now they are building a case and they are building a case in a way that actually at some level is donald trump he and it's like a reality tv show they are painting the story, painting a picture of what the president did allegedly. feeling in the blanks with the salacious details. shannon: they are the one

person's name who keeps coming up the witness we are all waiting for is michael cohen. headline from the "washington post" said one thing is clear and trumps new york trial nobody like michael cohen. and yet that is of the prosecution spent in the case and he's got to be the key to connecting all this. >> is seen other legal experts make the argument donald trump of simply taking michael cohen's advice how can you charge and convict someone for taking advice from their attorney? the democrats in general have been helping the number of these trials and legal issues that brought upon former president donald trump will help them on the campaign trail. there actually are actually a lf people paying attention to this trial according to polling will be asked a question about whether it would change her vote? majority of people say it will not spread this a good percentage of people who say it will encourage them to vote for president trump right that's not working in their favor in terms of politics. shannon: to your point, jonathan turley says cohen is going to come take the room and he has it to be the linchpin to the whole case he would now make the pitch to the jury that shippers former

client in jail for following his legal advice this to be difficult even for a competent and ethical lawyer. for cohen it's utter insanity bragg is betting on a new york jury loo looking know for than e identity to convict. >> assist sad situation. our criminal justice system is supposed to target people who have violated a law not targeted people for who they are in this particular case i think the judge has found himself in a very difficult situation. he wants to have a gag order that most of us who look at this essay is unconstitutional. and overly broad. and yet, he does not want to leave the new york state criminal justice system for it he is confident the appellate courts, even the supreme court in the state of new york are going to go along with what he does. but, if he abuses the gag order he runs the risk a habeas corpus

petition will allow this into federal courts. so he comes up with thousand dollar fines for a billionaire to try to control him. it is a sign that even he understands that unlike a d.c., unlike florida, even unlike georgia there is a criminal justice system there where the appellate courts are watching and will enforce the law. that is not what we are seeing in new york. shannon: in his order and handing out the fines we are waiting for a ruling on the next set of allegations on the gag order. the judge seemed to hint maybe he would be okay with jail time for president trump. exit any of us were on trial we were tweeting and talking about witnesses and judges and jurors the way donald trump was we probably would've already been put in jail. donald trump's been given enormous leniency here because he is a political figure he's running for president. katie is right about a lot of the point is another side of the polling that is interesting on this. there are a lot of voters particularly in the republican

primary that say if he is convicted of something that would ultimately vote for him. >> they would consider changing the vote? democrats will tell you this is not the case we necessarily want adjudicated before the election. i think voters should the opportunity to have the generate six the case, the george's case the talks were trying to overturn the last election. we want voters have all that information before they go to the polls in november. this is a complicated case. what is so interesting is no one is saying the facts didn't happen. they did not pay off a pouring star because h they had an affar with her. shannon: is not illegal for a nk psychosocial potable question. this reminds voters of the chaos of the trump presidency this reminds voters of the things he was focused on. at the end of the day it may not be criminal, we will see but it reminds voters this is the kind of man they put in the oval office into they really went through that again? do we want four more years of this? >> isn't that the job of our criminal justice system? shannon: they are separate

questions. he has been indicted on over 80 criminal charges in a variety of cases because there was enough evidence to do so that is a job at the criminal justice system. shannon: is now to the jury's will standby. a lot more to come on the witness stand for get that far. okay panel, stick around cap next the bite of menstruation make moves on marijuana and student loans. will the changes help them woo back of the youth vote? pulling a show he has a problem. we will debates after this

>> i've seen consequences of the outdated laws the benefits of, but sense at the state level. it is time for the congress to follow suit. >> he is obviously pandering for votes. annests with the democrats do i. this is an election year, you are going to hear all kinds of

wild ideas from the democrats. shannon: senate democrats you've got senate majority leader there chuck schumer, gop senator talking about democrats reclassify marijuana back with the panel made this all states after the d.o.j. is talking about recommending the classifying or downgrading it as well. "washington post" says this attorney general american gardeb and announcement disease rescheduling marijuana under federal law was one of the latest turn and what biden's advisor c is a political strategy. along with issues such as student loan relief will get to a climate policy to unlock both this fall. is this just potable pandering? >> i don't think it is a may be helpful politically but one thing hear from biden advisors all the time is he is not giving credit for any of this his numbers among young voters are not where they need to be to win as a democrat he is done student loan, we'll talk about that later based on some of these issues and is not getting credit for. i actually think they believe it's good policy in part because it means or could be additional research. research is much easier to do if they reclassify marijuana.

we can learn more about it. this is something democrats have wanted to do for a long time and something ate large majority of americans across the political spectrum, not just democrat support rates were those issues that's really popular including among young people of all political persuasion. shannon: to your point about the trouble with the youth vote cnn says biden is trailing trump by a shocking 11 points among young people. in a close election were small parts of the electric and swing states will determine the outcome, a depressed youth vote could be devastating. horace, does the pot stuff get thstop getthem back on the bide? >> i'm very, very disappointed a serious issue like this is being handled as merely a political issue. now, i believe in a self government system like we have that we do take a lot of the public policy issues to the american people. what we have already witnessed with the pot legalization has been an abysmal disaster.

the least among us are the ones most likely to be harmed and for this and president to refuse to go to congress and get an up or down vote on this and get everybody on the record the way our founders intended is an example of how he would rather ignore the evidence, use his executive power, put this in place and then let the working class that many minorities in the inner-city suffer very significant. shannon: is using executive powers student loan forgiveness the committee for responsible told alto these are the estimate cancellations commit $1.4 trillion. the executive action they say this most of the student debt cancellation policies have not only been costly but also inflationary, they targeted to lower-colower cost and not finay justified. so katie, a lot of young people

to suck trickling to them it's for longer-term borrowers in that kind of things to the headlines about student loans and that is attractive. >> is a lot of young people who look at what is being offered to them as a little bit offensive marijuana legalization, some people like the student loan reallocation it's not a forgiveness it is simply taking money people voluntarily took out and putting it onto taxpayers but 63% the country does not have a college degree not to mention multiple degrees. this is something the working class has to pay for. on back to the marijuana legalization a reclassification the biggest change in 50 years but again the white house is a credibility problem on this issue. the person out and talking about this traveling around is vice president who during that's our time as attorney general of california put a lot of young people in jail but particularly a lot of minority young men in jail over this issue. and now all of the site and they want to use this as an election year determination to try to win over these voters.

shannon: jeff, how word is the white house about the young voter? if so think they're really worried i see that and how defensive they are about the campus protests. i have heard from aids and in an effort to dismiss the protests in a way i think shows defensiveness and shows they're actually really worried and you saw of course they played this early the president coming on speaking about the protest this week. there is a reason that all of these -- we are talking about these issues they have a problem with the youth and they needed to beat former president trump. shannon: david brooks has an interesting read in the "new york times" also about how the protest actually could enter it to the benefit of president trump because of the way a kind of shows at democrats as the most educated elites now and republicans of the working party folks at least. >> is a bit chaotic as well. in a big shift. panel thank you very much we'll see you next sunday. getting the inside scoop on the life of legendary broadcaster barbara walters.

she broke the rules opening opportunities for other women author susan page and fasten a g the book is full of stories and scandals you will not believe it. that is next

barbara walters legacy lives on after passing a south usa today washington bureau chief susan page to discuss her new book rule breaker on the life and work of barbara walters. is this week sunday special. >> what i thought was so interesting i found it so hard to believe among many things in the book, wasn't even towards the end she felt she was always auditioning for that was kind of the idea that she never really had made it. she was going to lose her entire career at some point even though she been a groundbreaker and you set a rule breaker in so many different ways. >> always thought i was an outsider i always felt i did not belong. this maybe it was a way of being accepted progress she got fame, she got fortune she never got contentment. she never felt like anything was oenough and she never stopped competing for big interviews. quick she had to some of the biggest we think about monica lewinsky with the entire world

was waiting to find out who this young one was. you hear all the background negotiation and how she got to that and how it broke all these rating records she interviewed world leaders had controversial relationships of some of them and not only would beat out other correspondence but even within her own network. >> she would go around people and get interviews. she was cutthroat in some ways predicts a rivalry with diane sawyer in particular is the stuff of legend for the think about barbara walters is she did more interviews of big newsmakers than anyone had ever done before or since. not just a presidents the presd prime ministers but hollywood stars and notorious murderers she found all interesting all their stories worth telling. shannon: i found it interesting this relationship we had with roy at cohen such a controversial >> they met when she was 25 years old. they became with lifelong friends, friends longer than any of her marriages lasted. he proposed to her over and over

again although he was a closeted gay man at the time. and he was helpful to her. when her father got in trouble, he got a warrant to kind of disappear. he was famous for his ability to work his connections. and when she wanted to adopt a baby, he facilitated that private arrangement. she paid him back too. at the end of his life when he was facing disbarment procedures, she was one of if few people willing to testify on his behalf. shannon: and as much of -- you reference her father, and so much, i think, of understanding someone is about knowing where they came from. she had these really complicated relationships, as many people do, with her immediate family. and the fact that she grew up sort of in the nightclub scene, it's a really wild ride. it gives you a better picture of why he turned out the way she did. >> and why she was so driven. you know, her father attempted suicide when she was 28 the years old. at the, she had -- at the time, she had just endedder if hirst marriage, she didn't have a job.

she suddenly felt he was going to be responsible to support him and her unhappy mother and her special needs sister. and that's what launched her on the path that made her the figure we all know today as barbara a walters. shannon: and a hot of the way she had so many -- along the way he had people telling her, no, you're never going to do this, and yet she ended up breaking so many barriers in the process. >> she really ignored the rules. she pretends she couldn't see the rule, they couldn't aplay to her. at the time, a woman couldn't be a can do an color of a morning show. she just play plowed ahead, and became the first woman do an color of "today show." the rule was no woman could possibly be the anchor of the evening news, but she got that prize too. >> i have the cities 2006 of being the first male -- female network newscaster, but i was a failure, and it was a terrible period in my life. it was a very tough time, and

it's taken a long time before a woman is accepted on a network. shannon: well, i'm thankful for her making all of the inroads she did in the business where for so many of us didn't have to ask whether things were possible. it is a fascinating read. i promise readers, you will not be able to put it down. congratulationses, susan. definite page-turner. and my podcast drops this afternoon this week i sat down with award a winning singer, song writer and storyteller matthew west. he's got a brand new book with out wherever you like to get your podcasts, check it out. that is it for us today. thanks for joining us. i'm shannon bream bream with, we'll see you back here for the next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ news alert. i'm ashley strohmeyer, live in new york. israel's military is beginning to evacuate