From the Fox News radio studios in Midtown, Manhattan, it's the fastest growing radio talk show, Brian Kilmeade.

All right, one hope you having a great day or a great morning. It's got to get better. We have a great show on tap. Reach out. We'll bring us inside the Republican Party as the house gets set and they get committees handed out and Kevin McCarthy gets called out, but he's willing to take the stand and have respect for that. Today also Rick Scott, Senator Braun, Senator Ron Johnson, and Senator Mike Lee will host a press conference to discuss the debt ceiling and what they're willing to give in. Remember, Senator Schumer yesterday.

Monday said Republicans need to tell me exactly what they want to cut. Maybe they will. Let's get to the big three. Now with the stories you need to know is Brian's big three. Number three, we have talked about the fact that the Abrams are an incredibly capable system, but it's a very expensive system to operate and to maintain. It has a jet engine. It doesn't mean that the Ukrainians can't learn it. It just means that we have to factor all that stuff in. Yeah, they factored in. Guess what? Ukraine says.

Thanks, or I should say tanks a lot, but is that enough? Get another reversal. The US decides to give Ukraine our coveted Abrams tanks. Now it's up to Europe to send theirs. Will they and how long until our tanks are actually targeting Russians? There's going to be training. There's going to be delivery and everything else. What is going to take with this administration to act quickly? This is a war. It's 11 month old. 11 months old. Number two, and I'm sorry. Swalwell. You all know does not have the

responsibility to serve on the Intel committee. We are not going to provide him with the secrets to America. Yes, and they won't for. They won't for. The other Congressman either. We're going to talk about that. The GOP on the move committees take shape and show boating lefties like Adam shift and Eric Swalwell get the boot plus Pelosi gets a tongue in cheeks salute. Number one, did you take any classified documents with you from the White House?

I didn't know. Do you see any reason for anyone to take classified documents with them leaving the White House? Well, there'd be no reason to have classified documents. Of course, they're lead anchor and ABC would have asked those questions if they knew that. President Biden did the same thing. Mike Pence, the former VP comes clean and says he's to he to kept classified documents after leaving office. What does this do for the pressure on President Biden in the case against Donald Trump?

From hell Hunter Biden, big tech and the dirty secrets the president tried to hide Miranda, I would imagine if you look at all three taking classified documents, you would this would neutralize all of it. But you say we got to hold your horses a second. It's what did this president have? We already have it and does it link to anything that he was involved with with Hunter and his brother, right?

Yeah, exactly. And I don't think that anything neutralizes any of it. You know, with Joe Biden in particular, he's the president, but there are classified documents that date back from his days as a senator when he had absolutely no right to take classified documents or to his office. So I think it's it's a difficult conundrum for the Attorney General. But

with Joe Biden, what I found, which I thought was very problematic, was there seems to be a link between his classified documents and Hunter Biden and we know that under Biden lived in the house where some of those documents were found. He drove the call vet that was part next to the garage in the garage where some of those documents were kept. And there's an email on his laptop.

That, excuse me, frog in my throat. That basically looks very much like it came from a classified briefing. At least, you know, it has the flavor of an official briefing. Perhaps a classified one. I think Ron Johnson said it looks like what he the sort of briefing that he got classified briefing. He got as a senator when he went to foreign countries. And it's a very uncharacteristic email.

For Hunter, unlike anything else, well written, very lengthy. It's 1300 words. It's very detailed. It has a lot of information in it, very strategic to your political information about Ukraine, at least 22 points about Ukraine about its political situation, about the upcoming election. This was in 2014 when his father was vice president.

And it also predicted that Russia would escalate. It also predicted that the US would apply sanctions very confidently.

And so you wonder where does Hunter Biden get this information because every other email on the laptop for the nine years that covers is very tough, very low information.

And the only time he's voluminous is, you know, when he's talking at personal, having arguments, basically, with his girlfriends. So this is an unusual email. And I think, you know, considering that a week after this email was sent, Joe Biden went to Ukraine to talk to them about their energy policy.

A few weeks after that, Hunter Biden became a board member for the Ukrainian energy company, Burisma. So he was obviously trailing his coach. He sent this email to his business partner, Devon Archer, who also joined the board of Burisma. He's wanting the $83,000 a month that Burisma is going to pay him.

And he's demonstrating that he's worth it that he has access to crucial information for Burisma.

So we talked about Miranda. I ran a couple of things. The president, the vice president, then in his last three days in office, flew to Ukraine. What was he doing there? Why do you have to go to Ukraine?

Right before he left? We know he had that portfolio. And remember, he did have a say in their politics. Remember when he said this when he was back in the US in 2018, on the council of foreign relations, cut 15.

I went over, I guess, the 12th, 13th time to Kiev. And I was going supposed to announce that there was another billion dollar loan guarantee. And I had gotten a commitment from Poroshenko and from Jatsin, you know, that they would take action against the state prosecutor. And they didn't.

So they said they had it. They were walking out of the press. And I said, no, I said, I'm not going to, we're not going to give you the billion dollars.

They said, you have no authority. You're not the president. The president said, I said, call him.

I said, I'm telling you, you're not getting the billion dollars. I said, you're not getting the billion. I'm going to be leaving here. I think it was about six hours. I look, I said, I'm leaving the six hours. If the prosecutor's not fired, you're not getting the money.

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