This can be a rush transcript of ‘Fox News Sunday’ on March 10, 2024. This copy might not be in its ultimate kind and could also be up to date.

SHANNON BREAM, FOX NEWS ANCHOR: I am Shannon Bream.

Dueling marketing campaign appearances in battleground Georgia this weekend offering voters with a pointy distinction between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump eight months earlier than the 2024 election.

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JOE BIDEN, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: As an alternative of celebrating the contribution of immigrants to our nation, to our economic system and our communities, Donald Trump calls them vermin.

DONALD TRUMP, FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT & 2024 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: We must be saying crooked Joe, you are fired. You are destroying our nation. Get the hell out of right here.

BREAM (voice-over): Blistering phrases from the 2 candidates hundreds of thousands of Tremendous Tuesday voters say ought to lead their events on the presidential poll this November.

The gloves off simply two days after President Biden’s large reset second on the State of the Union.

BIDEN: The American story of resentment, revenge and retribution — that is not me.

BREAM: Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg who’s already stomping for the president’s reelection joins us reside.

Then —

SEN. KATIE BRITT (R-AL): The nation we all know and love appears to be slipping away.

BREAM: The youngest girl within the Senate takes direct purpose on the president. We’ll communicate solely with Alabama Senator Katie Britt on her State of the Union rebuttal.

And TikTok beneath hearth. The Home set to vote on a invoice that would result in a ban of probably the most in style social media apps within the nation. We’ll get response from our Sunday panel.

Plus, former NFL star Tim Tebow on his mission to assist 1000’s of the world’s most susceptible kids.

TIM TEBOW, FORMER NFL STAR: In the course of her abuse, that is what she writes, rescue me. Assist me.

BREAM: All, proper now, on “FOX News Sunday”.

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BREAM: Hey from FOX Information in Washington.

The final election is in full swing. President Biden and former President Donald Trump buying and selling blows and digging in for the lengthy powerful marketing campaign forward. The border disaster entrance and middle for each candidates as two main tales play out.

In Georgia, President Trump assembly with the dad and mom of Laken Riley, the 22-year-old nursing scholar brutally murdered on the College of Georgia campus. A Venezuelan man within the nation illegally now charged along with her homicide.

In an interview this weekend, President Biden apologizing a second time for referring to the suspect as, quote, “an illegal,” on the State of the Union, however not mentioning Riley’s identify at his marketing campaign cease in Atlanta.

We’re additionally studying new particulars about Friday’s lethal Nationwide Guard helicopter crash close to the Texas border identified to be a excessive visitors space for drug cartel smugglers. Military investigators are on the scene of the crash.

In a second, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg joins us. The secretary serving to the president make a case for a second time period.

However, first, FOX Information workforce protection with Jeff Paul masking the border crash from Eagle Move and Lucas Tomlinson reside from the White Home the place we start.

Hey, Lucas.

LUCAS TOMLINSON, FOX NEWS CORRESPONDENT: Hey, Shannon. That is proper, the 2 presidential entrance runners simply miles aside in Georgia, Donald Trump in Rome and President Biden in Atlanta.

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BIDEN: Everyone knows Donald Trump sees a unique America, an American story of resentment, revenge and retribution. That is not me. That is not you.

TOMLINSON (voice-over): After not mentioning his opponent by identify within the State of the Union Handle, a unique tone in Georgia. Biden known as the suspected killer of Laken Riley an unlawful within the speech he doubled down a day later after which reversed himself in a brand new interview.

BIDEN: An undocumented individual, and I should not have used unlawful. I ought to — it is undocumented.

INTERVIEWER: So that you remorse utilizing that phrase?

BIDEN: Sure.

TOMLINSON: Donald Trump calling out Biden for the about-face after stress from progressive members of his personal occasion.

TRUMP: They only informed me previous to what I am doing proper now that Joe Biden went on tv and apologized for calling Laken’s homicide an unlawful.

He stated he ought to have known as him an undocumented, not an unlawful. And Biden must be apologizing for apologizing to this killer.

TOMLINSON: Earlier than taking the stage, Trump met with the household of Laken Riley in Rome, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene’s house district, who demanded Biden say Riley’s identify through the State of the Union deal with.

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TOMLINSON (on digital camera): Neither Trump nor Biden talked about the crash of that Nationwide Guard helicopter in Texas. In his assertion, President Biden supplied condolences to the household — Shannon.

BREAM: Lucas Tomlinson on the White Home — thanks very a lot, Lucas.

We flip now to FOX Information correspondent Jeff Paul reside from the southern border in Texas with extra on that.

Hey, Jeff.

JEFF PAUL, FOX NEWS CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Shannon.

Sure. The U.S. army saying the crew on board that helicopter was conducting a federal operation right here on the U.S. Mexico border when it crashed within the Rio Grand Valley. Three have been killed, one was injured and now, investigators try to determine the way it all occurred.

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PAUL (voice-over): In an empty subject within the Texas border city of La Grulla sits the wreckage of a UH-72 Lakota helicopter that was carrying three U.S. Nationwide Guard troopers and one U.S. Border Patrol agent.

Nationwide Border Patrol Council’s Chris Cabrera stated says they have been on routine patrol Friday afternoon when the plane went down.

CHRIS CABRERA, NATIONAL BORDER PATROL COUNCIL: I believe they have been monitoring some — some those that had crossed, some unlawful aliens that cross into the nation. In order that they have been within the strategy of on the lookout for them. They’d some sort of mechanical issue, went down — went down in a tough touchdown.

PAUL: The crew was conducting a federal help mission on the border and was not associated to Texas’s ongoing Operation Lone Star.

TOM HOMAN, FORMER ACTING ICE DIRECTOR: What occurred yesterday is a tragedy.

PAUL: Former Performing ICE Director Tom Homan says Border Patrol brokers typically fly with Nationwide Guard to function spotters, serving to information troopers on border mission.

HOMAN: These women and men placed on line day by day, so for the women and men of the Board Patrol, God bless them, and I hope each American understands the tough job they’ve.

PAUL: In border cities like Eagle Move, the migrant disaster stays entrance and middle. Massive teams are nonetheless crossing the Rio Grand and miles north of the border. Police are busy monitoring down suspected human smugglers.

They’re scenes which are all too acquainted to Kinney County legal professional Brent Smith.

BRENT SMITH, KINNEY COUNTY, TEXAS ATTORNEY: See the safety menace, however but we’re not doing something about it, and I do not assume American persons are going to place up with that.

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PAUL (on digital camera): U.S. Senator John Cornyn of Texas put out an announcement calling the crash very unhappy however he additionally added that that is one more reminder how the Biden administration and its insurance policies is making the border much less protected for everybody — Shannon.

BREAM: Jeff Paul reporting from the southern border, thanks very a lot

Becoming a member of us now, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.

Secretary, welcome again to “FOX News Sunday”.

PETE BUTTIGIEG, U.S. SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION: Thanks for having me on.

BREAM: So you might be out now as a part of the actual election bid for President Trump — or excuse me, President Biden. You wouldn’t be on the market for President Trump — President Biden for a second time period.

The border retains displaying up on the prime of the issues of Individuals on the market. So let’s begin there.

It is no secret this administration from the start stated it will eliminate insurance policies they thought have been merciless or doubtlessly unlawful beneath President Trump.

Right here is Secretary Mayorkas. That is 2021.

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ALEJANDRO MAYORKAS, SECRETARY, DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY: So we’ve rescinded so many Trump immigration insurance policies, it will take a lot time to checklist them.

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BREAM: So since then, there have been dozens and dozens of actions from the earlier administration which have been completed away with issues like ending border wall funding, ending govt orders that might have prioritized folks for deportation, all types of issues that the administration embraces. These aren’t hidden actions, however we’re now at double or triple the numbers we have been seeing beneath the Trump administration.

Does this president not personal the numbers on the border, the chaos there?

BUTTIGIEG: Effectively, this president has taken management in addressing the state of affairs of the border and has demonstrated by supporting a bipartisan border invoice that might ship sources to assist take care of that situation. And emphasis on the phrase “bipartisan” as a result of although President Biden was backing that invoice, it was negotiated by probably the most conservative Republicans within the Senate and Democrats throughout the desk. They received to a deal that was workable.

The bases of each events did not like it, however most Individuals would agree it will assist. Just for congressional Republicans to kill that compromise, apparently on the behest of former President Trump. And I believe that exhibits you the distinction between rhetoric and motion.

Proper now, we’ve a possibility to cross a invoice, to get the sources, to assist with the border which all people agrees is an issue, and but you have got this intervention to stop Congress from appearing. It makes you ponder whether there aren’t some like congressional Republicans who would slightly have the issue worsen to allow them to assault the president over it, than attain throughout the aisle and work with the president to do one thing about it.

BREAM: However let’s speak in regards to the three years main as much as this, as a result of there is not any mistaking simply factually by way of nonpartisan companies that the numbers have spiked to report excessive ranges, issues like this administration saying we’re not going to present discover to look, so anyone has to point out up in immigration courtroom. We will give discover to experiences the place some 50 p.c of individuals apparently don’t present up and self-report to ICE.

Now we have hundreds of thousands of individuals coming into this nation. Now we have rising numbers of individuals on terror watch checklist. We do not know who’s right here. I imply, that occurred for 3 years earlier than we received to this potential deal within the Senate.

BUTTIGIEG: Let me remind you that the president proposed complete immigration reform on day one in every of his administration, in 2021. There are a whole lot of elements which have contributed to the problems on the border. These embrace financial points, questions of safety occurring in Central America.

However what we all know is when there was really an opportunity to do one thing about it, really a tough one settlement between conservative Republicans and Democrats on what to do, we virtually received there just for the previous president who’s not even an elected official to drag the rug out from beneath us by intervening and telling the speaker and congressional Republicans to kill that bipartisan border deal.

BREAM: However do you dispute that the three years of chaos main as much as that invoice have been the outcome — is the results of a few of these actions? As a result of the Home Republicans will say, we gave you H.R.2. The president gave us one thing on day one which he knew would not cross, some would argue H.R.2 coming from the Home was so strident, that would not cross.

BUTTIGIEG: So —

BREAM: After which we’ve three years of accelerating numbers that no person disputes have been really occurring.

BUTTIGIEG: Yeah. So, President Biden did away with some insurance policies that he believed have been unlawful or immoral reminiscent of separating households on the border, retained others in a approach that you recognize not all people in his political base love, however he believed have been essential to maintain this nation protected.

However once more, the query — I imply, we are able to do a Washington blame sport all day and you’ll inform there’s some of us within the Capitol who would slightly try this than roll up their sleeves and resolve the issue. However anyone who opens their mouth about this situation ought to first have to clarify — any politician — ought to first have to clarify why they stood in the best way of a border invoice that could possibly be handed tomorrow and the president would signal it?

BREAM: Ought to he take govt motion figuring out that is not going to occur?

BUTTIGIEG: Effectively, he is taking govt motion proper now and can frequently reassess what must be completed based mostly on the legislation and based mostly on information on the bottom.

BREAM: Would he — would he reinstate stay in Mexico? Which a whole lot of of us say that is chargeable for hundreds of thousands of people that get right here, test a field.

You hear Border Patrol brokers complaining, we’re not even legislation enforcement officers anymore. We’re facilitating folks’s entry into this nation, letting them go and never figuring out the place they’ll ever flip up once more.

BUTTIGIEG: Which is why Congress ought to hearken to the president and ship extra sources there each to adjudicate the circumstances for many who have been concerned in that aspect and to get the know-how and the personnel. Bear in mind, the Border Patrol Union, not precisely large followers of President Biden, endorsed this border invoice, and but congressional Republicans killed it.

So, once more, you recognize, we are able to — we are able to proceed to bask in a Washington blame sport or really get one thing completed. And I might add, you recognize, that is in context of so many areas the place there’s been speak for years — speak, speak, speak — and no motion.

President Biden has taken motion. He took motion to lastly let Medicare negotiate prescription drug costs over the objection of massive pharma and congressional Republicans.

He took motion to be sure that — that we’ve a stronger economic system which is why extra jobs have been created on his watch than any president in American historical past. He took motion to cross an infrastructure invoice the place the prior president, the previous president, promised it yearly, didn’t get it completed.

So we are able to discuss language. We are able to discuss phrases. Or we are able to discuss motion.

BREAM: All proper. Let’s speak in regards to the economic system as a result of if you discuss the truth that he created jobs, there have been quite a lot of reality checks on this by loads of completely different organizations and so they’ll say that greater than 70 p.c of the roles that he says have been created have been really rebound jobs that got here again from the 22 million we misplaced in COVID. And so, you bought to issue that into the dialog.

On the subject of how persons are really feeling about how they’re doing although, the “AP” checked out this, checked out costs, talked about the place we’re, meals and fuel and all of this stuff which are up, many individuals have depleted their financial savings, over the past couple of years of inflation.

Bank card debt is at an all-time excessive, properly over a trillion {dollars}. However they know, not every thing can go on a bank card. They are saying this: Median lease for a property with as much as two bedrooms has jumped from greater than $1,400 on the finish of 2020 to greater than $1,700 on the finish of the 12 months, based on realtor.com.

So you’ve got received the upper fuel costs, the upper meals costs, lease greater than $300 a month. That is 1000’s of {dollars} a 12 months.

We ask folks, do you have got more cash in your pocket versus final 12 months? Fifty-seven p.c of individuals informed us they’ve much less. They inform us they don’t seem to be doing properly. Their households aren’t doing properly.

So trying on the knowledge, taking a look at folks’s private expertise, are you telling these Individuals they’re flawed about their very own private monetary state of affairs?

BUTTIGIEG: So, you elevate — there’s a whole lot of issues in that query, so I am going to attempt to take them so as.

Initially, the thought of how the economic system rebounded from COVID. Let me be clear, unemployment is decrease than it was even earlier than COVID. Inventory market is larger than it was even earlier than COVID, and job creation is quicker than it was even earlier than COVID.

So, matter — it doesn’t matter what rebound results you are speaking about, these are financial outcomes that haven’t occurred since earlier than I used to be born.

Now when it comes to prices, that is been a significant situation. And by the best way, that is been a significant situation in each wealth — rich nation. That is an instance of one thing that was largely affected by COVID.

However I believe there is a purpose why inflation within the U.S. is decrease than it’s in any of the opposite G7 nations.

BREAM: That is really not true.

BUTTIGIEG: Sure, it’s.

BREAM: Effectively, not based on “The Washington Post”. They are saying Japan, Italy and Germany all had decrease inflation charges than we do, and Italy’s is lower than 1 p.c.

BUTTIGIEG: They could have been taking a look at a unique time interval.

However I am telling you, in the event you have a look at the general time interval when it was hardest, our inflation charge was higher. And I might add proper now, wages are going up sooner than costs. Meaning even after inflation, you are popping out forward.

Now that is an throughout the board quantity. However some folks —

BREAM: However for 2 years that wasn’t true. For 2 years that wasn’t true.

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BUTTIGIEG: Yeah, we had — we had a troublesome bout of inflation, little question that we did.

BREAM: Individuals are nonetheless combating that.

BUTTIGIEG: Which is why President Biden is attempting to decrease prices.

Now, look congressional Republicans have been towards President Biden when he labored to chop insulin right down to $35 a month for seniors. Proper now, proper now, particularly for households which are pressed on prices, we might have insulin cap at $35 a month for everyone, not only for seniors. All it will take is for a number of congressional Republicans to stroll away from agreeing with large pharma and begin to agree with President Biden. That is not the one price he is out to — to chop. He was within the Home and within the State of the Union speech calling for an across-the-board $2000 out-of- pocket cap, one thing else that might assist in a rustic the place persons are feeling the pinch of these costs that went up with publish COVID inflation.

Congressional Republicans are standing in the best way of it, however he will maintain pushing. He is attempting to eliminate junk charges, taking over bank card firms as a result of we all know that these are one thing that impacts the price of dwelling.

And look, one thing else that comes into play alongside the price of housing is the price of transportation, which is why after years and years of speak and years and years of failure, President Biden efficiently started to implement the infrastructure invoice that’s now creating jobs, boosting revenue, and decreasing the price of our provide chains in each a part of the nation.

BREAM: Effectively, there are — there — we did not get to your day job, as a result of there’s so much happening on the planet of transportation, too.

BUTTIGIEG: I simply did.

BREAM: You probably did, however I might say this as we’ve, you recognize, engines catching on hearth, doorways falling off, wheels falling off, persons are very involved about touring. How do you reassure them? As a result of now, we’re being informed by some that Boeing shouldn’t be cooperating with the investigation into what occurred in that Alaska Airways flight. How are you going to reassure those that they need to get on a aircraft?

BUTTIGIEG: Initially Boeing must cooperate in each respect and the FAA has given them 90 days to point out a complete plan on how they’ll flip their high quality points round.

Each time I step off of the jet bridge and onto a aircraft, which is each few days, I do know that I’m taking part within the most secure solution to journey on the planet and we by no means take that without any consideration. I imply, in the event you simply give it some thought, it is — it is an incredible reality, proper, {that a} type of transportation that includes being despatched by way of the air at practically the pace of sound in a steel tube is the most secure solution to journey in America. If we wish to keep that as we should, which means an infinite quantity of rigor in coping with Boeing, in coping with any regulatory situation. And that is precisely what FAA is doing.

What we additionally must do by the best way, and this by no means will get protection, we additionally must take that very same stage of rigor that has made it potential for there to be three billion folks safely getting on and off airplanes simply since Joe Biden took workplace, and apply it to roadway security the place we lose about as many Individuals as can fill a 737 each single day. We might do one thing about that and we must always.

BREAM: Effectively, that’s your job. We’re glad that you simply stopped in to speak to us about all of the issues that you simply’re doing. Secretary, good to see you.

BUTTIGIEG: Identical right here.

BREAM: All proper up subsequent, Republicans on the assault after that fiery State of the Union deal with, together with President Biden’s powerful phrases for Israel as its warfare with Hamas grinds on. We’ll get a reside report from Tel Aviv on that in only a minute.

Plus, our unique interview with Alabama Senator Katie Britt, making headlines after giving the Republican response to the President’s speech.

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BREAM: The U.S. working to ship extra help to Gaza because the warfare between Israel and Hamas rages on. As President Biden’s caught on a sizzling mic revealing a personal dialog he had with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. “Fox News” Overseas Correspondent Trey Yingst is reside on the bottom in Tel Aviv with the very newest. Hey, Trey.

TREY YINGST, FOX NEWS FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT: Hey, Shannon, good morning. 156 days into the warfare between Israel and Hamas there may be nonetheless no finish in sight, this as pressure continues to rise between American and Israeli officers over the rising humanitarian disaster in Gaza.

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YINGST: Parachutes fall from the sky over Gaza delivering much-needed meals to the Palestinian folks. Greater than 5 months into the warfare, a humanitarian catastrophe is spreading, bringing malnutrition and demise in its wake. President Biden asserting Thursday at his State of the Union deal with that America will construct a port to assist facilitate the entry of help and provides to Gaza.

JOE BIDEN (D), U.S. PRESIDENT: Tonight, I am directing the U.S. army to steer an emergency mission to determine a brief pier within the Mediterranean on the coast of Gaza that may obtain giant shipments, carrying meals, water, medication, and short-term shelters. No U.S. boots will likely be on the bottom.

YINGST: Because the warfare between Israel and Hamas grinds on, there are nonetheless 134 hostages being held inside Gaza. And the Israelis are signaling that if ongoing negotiations towards a ceasefire fail, they will launch a army operation into Gaza’s southernmost Metropolis of Rafah the place greater than 1 million persons are sheltering.

On the tarmac of Joint Base Andrews Biden answered questions on remarks he made following the State of the Union the place a sizzling mic caught the commander-in-chief saying that he and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must have a come-to-Jesus second.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Does that present your stage of frustration with the humanitarian help? Does he have to be doing extra?

BIDEN: Sure, he does.

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YINGST: The Israelis argue that distribution not provide is the difficulty stopping Gazans from getting the help they want. Shannon?

BREAM: Trey Yingst, thanks very a lot

Becoming a member of me now, Alabama Republican Senator Katie Britt. Senator, welcome again to “Fox News Sunday.”

SEN. KATIE BRITT (R-AL): Thanks a lot for having me, Shannon, I recognize it.

BREAM: OK, so let’s begin right here on the overseas coverage entrance, you’ve got heard the President talked about Israel, our relationship with them. He talked in regards to the larger overseas help bundle he’d prefer to get handed. And he talked about Ukraine. This is what he stated on the State of the Union.

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JOE BIDEN, (D) U.S. PRESIDENT: I say this to Congress, we’ve to face as much as Putin.

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BIDEN: Ship me a bipartisan nationwide safety invoice. Historical past is actually watching.

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BREAM: So that you have been among the many 29 within the Senate who voted towards advancing that bundle which is now sort of simply sitting there stalled within the Home. What do you make of the President’s repeated accusations that you’re serving to Vladimir Putin if you don’t help this bundle and that historical past is watching the errors he thinks you are making? Becoming a member of me now, Alabama Republican Senator Katie Britt. Senator, welcome again to “Fox News Sunday.”

SEN. KATIE BRITT (R-AL): Thanks a lot for having me, Shannon, I recognize it.

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JOE BIDEN, U.S. PRESIDENT: I say this to Congress, we’ve to face as much as Putin.

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BIDEN: Ship me a bipartisan nationwide safety invoice. Historical past is actually watching.

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BRITT: Effectively, first off, we’ve to do our job for the American folks. After my first 12 months within the Senate, the factor I’m most pissed off about is that we’re not doing simply that, we’re not placing the wants of the American folks entrance and middle.

So, in the event you have a look at what we did with these 12 appropriations payments, it has been 225 days since we really handed these out of committee. It took Chuck Schumer 159 days to really get a invoice to the President’s desk. It is utterly and completely unacceptable. As a result of, Shannon, when that occurs, once we’re not funding our authorities, so we at the moment are six months into the fiscal 12 months and we’re lastly doing our job funding our authorities, our priorities, our troops, our border patrol brokers, that is what we must always have been doing six months in the past.

So, what I say to that’s I am undecided the way you complement one thing that hasn’t been completed. Proper now, we’re transferring the method of appropriations ahead, that is what we must be doing for the American folks, taking good care of these priorities. After which we are able to check out what we have to do overseas.

I imagine that an emboldened Russia is an emboldened China, is an emboldened Iran. And I imagine we’re seeing that wholeheartedly. So getting — getting Ukraine deadly help, deadly help to guard themselves is critically essential. Standing with our best ally, Israel, and ensuring that they will really defeat Hamas not undermining them like President Biden continues to do. He does it along with his rhetoric. He — he does it even along with his actions. We have to stand firmly with them. We have to say, we wish each single hostage again now. And we wish to remove Hamas. As a result of Hamas shouldn’t be solely the enemy of the folks of Israel. Hamas is the enemy of the folks of Palestine. And if we’re ever going to have a area that’s secure and peaceable, it is going to be a area that the place Hamas doesn’t exist.

BREAM: You are in for appropriations, so we’ll watch as this subsequent batch of payments has to return by way of, to keep away from a authorities shutdown on the twenty second. A whole lot of heavy lifting there.

However let’s discuss your —

BRITT: Sure.

BREAM: — response to the State of the Union deal with, which has gotten a whole lot of headlines. One of many followers was former President Trump. He cherished it. He stated it was compassionate and caring. However you’ve got had a whole lot of critics on the market. And I wish to discuss particularly one anecdote that I’ve heard you inform earlier than. It’s a horrific story of a intercourse trafficking survivor. No person is questioning that the story occurred that she is definitely who she is, says she is and — and that this occurred. The query is in regards to the timing and the implication of you telling the story.

“The New York Times” has this, none of this occurred throughout President Biden’s administration. However that did not cease the primary time period Senator from strongly implying that the President might have by some means prevented it from occurring, utilizing rhetoric that appears calibrated to inflame public fears about immigration.

Did you imply to present the impression that this horrible story occurred on President Biden’s watch?

BRITT: No, Shannon. Look, I very particularly stated, that is what President Biden did throughout his first 100 days. Minutes after coming into workplace, he stopped all deportations. He halted development of the border wall, and he stated I’m going to present amnesty to hundreds of thousands. These varieties of issues act as a magnet to have an increasing number of folks right here.

I then stated in his first 100 days, he had 94 govt actions and people govt actions did not simply create the disaster, they invited it. I then contrasted it with my first 100 days.

Shannon, I went to the border 3 times in my first 100 days in workplace, and after I was there, I requested for the actual unvarnished fact. I needed to take a seat down. I requested the border patrol brokers. I requested the folks there. I requested the victims, earlier victims of drug cartels, inform me what it is like, inform me what we have to do, inform me what we have to know.

The reality is — and the media is aware of this, but they don’t seem to be masking it, that human trafficking has gone up beneath President Biden. For those who look again beneath 2018, it was a $500 million business, human trafficking by the drug cartels. It’s now a $13 billion business. Shannon, beneath — the drug cartels are successful beneath this. This can be a story of what’s occurring now at an astronomical charge. And we’ve to deliver consideration to it. Now we have to inform these tales. And the liberal media wants to concentrate to it as a result of there are victims all the best way coming to the border. There are victims on the border. After which there are victims all all through our nation.

And to me, it’s disgusting to attempt to silence the voice of telling the story of what it’s prefer to be intercourse trafficked once we know that that is without doubt one of the issues that the drug cartels are profiting most off of.

BREAM: OK. However — however to be clear, the story that you simply relate shouldn’t be one thing that is occurred beneath the Biden administration, that individual individual?

BRITT: I am — properly, I very — I very clearly stated, I spoke to a girl who informed me about when she was trafficked, when she was 12. So I did not say an adolescent, I did not say a younger girl, a grown girl, a girl when she was trafficked when she was 12. And so listening to her story, she is a sufferer’s proper advocate who — who’s telling that is what drug cartels are doing, that is how they’re profiting off of girls. And it’s disgusting. And so I’m hopeful that it brings some mild to — to it. And we are able to really do one thing about human trafficking. And that is what the media really decides to cowl.

BREAM: OK. I wish to ask you about — you have got endorsed President Trump. He did that again in December. A whole lot of of us assume the GOP put you on the market this week as a result of they should join with suburban girls. It is a spot the place he is missing and the place they’ve had bother.

“CBS” has a brand new polling out, their evaluation says this, “The issues of abortion and the state of democracy helped boost Mr. Biden with women over Trump. Women who see these issues as major factors in their vote are backing him by more than two to one. Six in 10 women think overturning Roe v. Wade was bad for the country, nearly nine out of 10 favor IVF being legal.”

So what do you say to those that say they — you recognize, nice that you simply’re on the market giving the speech? However they do not assume Republicans of their every day coverage selections really care about girls and their lives?

BRITT: I believe the precise reverse is true and that’s precisely why I used to be sitting at a kitchen desk. Republicans care about kitchen desk points. We care about religion, household, we care about freedom. We’re those speaking in regards to the economic system and the actual results of that whereas Joe Biden is claiming that Bidenomics is working. We all know that fuel is larger. We all know that he is making us power depending on others, shouldn’t be solely hurting us at house, it is really hurting our allies overseas.

We all know that once we go to the grocery retailer that issues price extra. I imply, we all know that the bank card debt on this nation proper now’s at an all- time excessive, over a trillion {dollars}. It is the best ever in our nation’s historical past. We all know when folks wish to purchase a house for his or her household that mortgage charges are up. And so, we’re speaking in regards to the points that girls care about.

I’m proud to be pro-life and wish to be sure that we’ve a possibility to guard life. And that was why I used to be so happy with the Alabama legislature for ensuring that girls had entry to IVF and had that confidence that they might proceed, that these households would proceed to have entry as a result of I imagine that that’s not solely pro-life, however that can also be pro- household.

BREAM: Effectively, now there will be a dialog about whether or not there’s one thing completed on the federal, the nationwide stage, whether or not the Senate does that or not. We’ll observe it.

Senator Katie Britt, thanks on your time this morning.

BRITT: I recognize you having me on, Shannon. Thanks.

BREAM: Up subsequent, Nikki Haley is out, clearing the best way for a Trump-Biden rematch and organising the longest normal election marketing campaign in many years.

Brace your self. We’ll usher in our Sunday group to speak about the place the Haley voters go as she declines to endorse President Trump.

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BIDEN: Donald Trump has a unique constituency. This is the man who’s kicking off his normal election marketing campaign within the highway up with Marjorie Taylor Greene. I can inform you a large number about an individual who he retains firm with.

DONALD TRUMP, (R) PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: Joe Biden shouldn’t be shouting angrily at America. America must be shouting angrily at Joe Biden.

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BREAM: President Trump, President Biden, buying and selling blows out on the marketing campaign path as they maintain dueling rallies in Georgia.

It’s time now for our Sunday group. Olivia Beavers “Politico” Congressional Reporter, Mollie Hemingway, Editor-in-Chief of The Federalist, and a Fox Information contributor, USA At present White Home Correspondent Francesca Chambers, and Fox Information Senior Political Analyst Juan Williams. Everyone set their clocks appropriately. We’re all right here. We’re awake. Good to see you guys.

OK, so the President is coming off his State of the Union deal with. It is getting rave evaluations. Right here is one, a “Wall Street Journal” opinion piece with Peggy Noonan. She stated, “People will say that guy still has a lot of fight in him. He was wide awake, seemed to be relishing the moment and did not seem to tire much, and in fact, improved as the speech moved along.”

Now, Mollie, he takes that momentum out onto the marketing campaign path?

MOLLIE HEMINGWAY, THE FEDERALIST EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Yeah, you noticed some pundits oddly saying that the speech went all proper. Early polling recommended that the American folks didn’t assume this. It was one of many lowest reviewed State of the Union addresses and it was, in reality, the bottom reviewed State of the Union deal with in trendy historical past. And that is not shocking. It was a really indignant speech. It was a whole lot of shouting. President Biden’s supply was not superb. There was no eloquence within the speech. And it was additionally simply so adverse. And so — he is received many issues forward.

BREAM: I am not going to place you down as a fan of the speech.

OK, “New York Daily News” had this headline. “Biden Hits Campaign Trail After Fiery State of the Union Speech Draws Flood of Cash.” Francesca, they’re celebrating as a result of they are saying it paid off the place it counted for them within the donors and the bottom?

FRANCESCA CHAMBERS, USA TODAY WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: So Democrats got here into the State of the Union nervous. And over the weekend, I heard some grumbling in regards to the immigration part, in addition to the Israel part from some Democratic lawmakers. However broadly talking, they introduced up his power stage particularly. They usually’re exhaling a sigh of reduction this weekend.

You deliver up the cash, the Biden marketing campaign was in a position to then put $30 million into promoting. They’re relying on the truth that Republicans are popping out of a divisive main at a time when the RNC is attempting to regroup.

Simply to place that amount of cash in context, Shannon, that is how a lot Donald Trump had in money readily available on the finish of January. And the Biden marketing campaign now says that within the final week it is raised $11.5 million. We do not know what the Trump fundraising is. I am certain he received a lift as properly. However these are important sums.

BREAM: They’re. This is “Wall Street Journal” Editorial Board, although. They’re with Mollie, not a fan of the speech, saying this. “President Biden’s address on Thursday was memorable for all the wrong reasons. His address was one long, divisive pep rally for Democrats, goading Republicans throughout the speech and targeting multiple and various villains for partisan attacks.”

And Juan, I might word that included the Supreme Court docket justices sitting there.

JUAN WILLIAMS, FOX NEWS SENIOR POLITICAL ANALYST: Yeah. , the argument, I discover the criticism that it was by some means political to me. Gee, that is in line with the present political local weather, which has Republicans typically breaking with precedent and being overly political.

, the President wasn’t sporting a pink hat like Marjorie Taylor Greene. He wasn’t hectoring folks. So to me, what you see right here is he delivered a speech that was political as a result of the GOP in a roundabout way painted him as a demented, doddering, soup-slobbering outdated idiot who could not ship that speech.

However he got here by way of energetic, alert, and responding to the heckling, you recognize, saying, oh, you wish to ship again that cash that I’ve given you for infrastructure spending? OK, you recognize, he was taking part in along with his Republican critics in a approach that I believe energized the Democrats.

, it is very actual. The cash got here in for a purpose that individuals who have been nervous on the Democratic aspect abruptly stated, hey, this man appears to be like like a superhero to Democrats. Not solely that, he frolicked afterwards strolling round, speaking to folks, making feedback that have been picked up on the recent mic. I believe folks noticed a vigorous president that reassured his base.

BREAM: Effectively, if you speak in regards to the donations coming in, the Biden marketing campaign can also be reaching out, apparently to Nikki Haley donors, as a result of now that she’s out, they not solely need the donors, they need the voters. This is what she stated in asserting she was suspending her marketing campaign Wednesday.

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NIKKI HALEY, (R) FORMER PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: It’s now as much as Donald Trump to earn the votes of these in our occasion and past it who didn’t help him. And I hope he does that.

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BREAM: So, will he? As a result of he got here out, you recognize, on “Truth Social” saying Nikki Haley received trounced final night time, speaking about radical left-wing Democrats who have been supporting her.

After which on the finish of his assertion, he says, “By the way, I’d further like to invite all the Haley supporters to join the greatest movement in the history of our nation.”

OLIVIA BEAVERS, POLITICO CONGRESSIONAL REPORTER: And naturally, that is after he determined he needed to kick out anybody who had beforehand donated to Haley. Biden and Trump have each taken a unique strategy to attempting to courtroom these voters. And I believe time will inform for them.

As for President Biden’s so-to speech, they positively thought that that was a possibility for them to enchantment to the Haley voters. As to whether or not they did, it is an open query. Don Bacon, who’s a centrist Republican who would in all probability be within the camp that Haley voters are, at the very least the Republicans and never the Democratic sort of crossover votes, stated that he thought that that State of the Union was the worst he is ever heard.

And he was complaining, saying, I want we had had a heads up that his speech was solely meant for hardcore Democrats. And so if that is not interesting to among the — sort of stand up shut Republicans it may not have been a speech for these Haley voters.

BREAM: Effectively, the — the President Biden marketing campaign was fast to say, “Come on over to join us” saying this, “Donald Trump has made it clear he doesn’t want Nikki Haley supporters. I want to be clear, there is a place for them in my campaign.”

Mollie sensible transfer by the Biden-Harris workforce?

HEMINGWAY: Effectively, he — it’s true that there have been a whole lot of Democrat crossover voters for Nikki Haley in order that is sensible for him to attempt to attain out to them but it surely is also true that the overwhelming majority of people that voted for Trump in 2020 practically each single individual have informed pollsters that they are going to be voting for him once more. You don’t see that for President Biden. You see that he’s — he is received decrease favorability scores than President Trump. I believe solely like 85% of his voters have stated that they’re inclined to vote for him once more.

WILLIAMS: Effectively, I simply wish to bounce in there and say the “Fox News” voter evaluation polls present that like a 3rd, 33% of Republicans will not be MAGA. They are not, you recognize, Make America Nice Once more Trump allies. And half of them say they’ll by no means vote for President Trump. And also you cease and take into consideration this for a second, they’re simply not shopping for the strongman authoritarian pal — I imply, he was down at Mar-a-Lago with the Hungarian authoritarian.

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HEMINGWAY: This is what they do, this is what they’re taking a look at. They see that beneath the Trump presidency, that they had an excellent economic system. They’d a safe border. They’d overseas coverage the place peace was breaking out all around the world. After which beneath — beneath a Biden presidency, they in all probability would not have good emotions in regards to the economic system. They’ve a border that went from safe to being torn down.

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WILLIAMS: We are able to argue that every one day, Mollie, however the reality is, I am simply saying, Trump does not have a large enough pool of Republican voters to win in November. And to choose up on Olivia’s level, he is saying to Haley’s supporters, in the event you gave cash, we do not need you or I trounced you otherwise you’re a nasty individual in the event you supported Haley. That is not the best way to win.

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CHAMBERS: Really, I spent months masking the Haley marketing campaign and speaking to those voters on the market. And so lots of them it was very attention-grabbing stated that that they had — if that they had voted for Joe Biden within the 2020 election, a whole lot of them have been Republicans who didn’t wish to have to try this once more.

There have been additionally many, although, who stated that they voted for Donald Trump two instances, they have been uncertain what they might do on this election. They could even keep at house.

BREAM: And that is the query.

CHAMBERS: So we predict that the variety of Democrats who might need voted for Haley is maybe being a little bit bit overblown, so lots of them have been saying they have been Republicans.

BREAM: So do these of us keep house? Do they cross over and present up for another person? We’ll see. As a result of there are some third-party of us in there, too.

OK, panel, do not go far. Up subsequent, influencers teenagers and tweens bombard lawmakers with please do not ban TikTok. Effectively, as a consequence of its ties with communist China which may occur. We’ll preview Tuesday’s key Home vote that would have a significant impression on American social media.

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REP. MIKE GALLAGHER (R-WI): TikTok kind of proved our level yesterday. We had children — it was compelling — children to name members of Congress, in some circumstances threatening suicide.

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BREAM: Wisconsin Republican Congressman Mike Gallagher on rising issues about TikTok because the Home is now fast-tracking a vote for subsequent week for a potential nationwide ban. However there’s extra to that on this in style social media app.

We’re again with the panel.

There — there’s been a whole lot of melting down over this complete factor however what he’s saying is, and it handed 50-0, bipartisan, out of the committee, which nothing ever does anymore on Capitol Hill. However the concept, Olivia, is that there — the corporate has to divest from any sort of, you recognize, Chinese language communist management or linkage, after which it might probably keep.

However TikTok’s not telling that a part of the story. They’re simply telling folks, you are going to lose your app. Go name the congressman.

BEAVERS: Completely, Shannon. I began to get texts from staffers and members saying that their workplaces have been being bombarded. And a few of my favorites have been the — often, it is the staffers on the Home who answered the telephones are fairly younger and they might say, does your trainer know you are calling us proper now? And they might get a cling up.

BREAM: Uh-oh.

BEAVERS: However they discovered they have been often fairly younger children. They have been saying I reside on TikTok. I am unable to imagine you are banning it. You are taking away one thing that I take advantage of on a regular basis in my livelihood. And that created a ton of frustration, principally that TikTok had this pop-up saying, if you wish to use the app, you need to name these members and argue towards a ban.

So, they felt like TikTok was utilizing deceptive info that they argue is one other instance of why this app is a menace as a result of if one thing else comes up, a coverage down the road, they will simply do that once more.

BREAM: So, I wish to play one thing a little bit bit extra from Congressman Gallagher, as a result of there are additionally enterprise house owners who have been apprehensive, individuals who monetized, they make a dwelling on TikTok. This is what he stated about what they’re attempting to do.

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GALLAGHER: So long as TikTok is owned by ByteDance, and ByteDance is indisputably beholden to the Chinese language communist occasion, so it will compel a divestiture. Consider it as a surgical procedure designed to take away the tumor from the affected person and thereby reserve it.

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BREAM: However, Juan, that is getting misplaced within the dialog of it.

WILLIAMS: However that is the entire situation. Proper now, the query is, will TikTok separate from ByteDance and the Chinese language authorities which is answerable for ByteDance. I imply, why? I imply, look, the ball is of their courtroom as a result of the issue is possession and the information goes to the Chinese language authorities when it comes to every thing from opinions to choice, even to the place you might be.

So, it is surveillance. To me, it is a check for future fights between the U.S. and China over know-how. And proper now, it is develop into political as a result of you have got folks like President Trump opposes Congressman Gallagher’s invoice. And you’ve got folks like Kellyanne Conway and Membership for Progress, who’re lobbying for ByteDance and for TikTok.

, I am not a fan of this sort of know-how that takes over our children’ lives, however one of many issues president — former President Trump stated was, oh, it will profit Fb after which he slurred the identify of Mark Zuckerberg.

I simply do not assume that is the place I wish to have the argument. I might slightly have the argument about the way it’s impacting us as American folks and our kids.

BREAM: And, yeah, it was a dialog beneath his watch in attempting to do one thing and pressed again towards TikTok. It wasn’t profitable. And I’ve heard this 1,000,000 instances on Capitol Hill, so we’ll see.

However there’s additionally this, the president, based on Congressman Gallagher, he informed me the White Home is on board with this, however they’ve additionally joined TikTok, the marketing campaign has. “The New York Times” notes this, the Biden president — it says, Biden the president desires to curb TikTok however Biden the candidate embraces its stars. They usually quote a former tech advisor for the Biden administration saying: From a nationwide safety perspective, the marketing campaign becoming a member of TikTok was positively not a superb look. It was condoning the usage of a platform that the administration and everybody in D.C. acknowledges is a nationwide downside.

And, Francesca, that they had TikTok influencers on the White Home to observe the State of the Union Thursday night time.

CHAMBERS: That is the realities of governing versus campaigning. While you want the youth vote within the upcoming presidential election and that is the place they’re and that is the place the Biden marketing campaign has been taking its message. However President Biden himself has stated that he would signal this invoice if it does cross Congress. It does have bipartisan help, so if it have been to get to his desk, you’d see him try this.

And the White Home had beforehand stated it was basically as much as Congress to cross one thing like that. They hadn’t discovered a approach I assume to have the ability to get round what Trump could not get round both, which is how the president might ban it even when he needed to. However the ball is in Congress’s courtroom now.

BREAM: Effectively, and it is also there for Daylight Saving Time, as a result of they tried, Mollie, again in `22. I imagine it was the Senate handed it, did not get by way of the Home. However for individuals who don’t love altering the clocks backwards and forwards, what’s your opinion, and does something on the Hill get completed?

HEMINGWAY: I don’t know what will likely be completed. It has been a really tough morning, so I hope one thing will get completed. However I additionally —

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BREAM: Particularly for anyone with little children at house, they do not actually get the clock altering situation.

HEMINGWAY: However it’s additionally essential. , social media and large tech are actually essential points and China proudly owning TikTok is a vital situation. However for members of Congress who have been conservative or Republican, they need to additionally care at the very least as a lot about Google which we noticed just lately — it had its Gemini AI which was educating divisive and traditionally inaccurate info.

Google controls practically all of our search. It is on practically each American’s telephones. And Congress does not care as a lot about what Google is doing to hurt America as they care a lot about TikTok and they need to.

BREAM: All proper. Effectively, social media — there are variety of social media circumstances pending on the Supreme Court docket this time period, too. So, we’ll wait to see what all of the branches do about it.

Panel, thanks very a lot. We are going to see you subsequent Sunday.

Developing, former NFL participant Tim Tebow on Capitol Hill to shine a lightweight on the ugly actuality of on-line baby exploitation. We’ll speak with him in regards to the struggle he has for probably the most susceptible, subsequent.

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TIM TEBOW, FOUNDER OF TIM TEBOW FOUNDATION: They’re calling out to you and to me and what number of instances in my life have I missed the decision, have I missed the mark? Sadly, too many.

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BREAM: Tim Tebow may be finest identified for his work on the soccer subject, successful the Heisman, being inducted within the School Soccer Corridor of Fame.

However Tebow has been utilizing his platform off the sector to deliver religion, hope and like to those that want it most.

I sat down with Tim earlier this week to debate his testimony on Capitol Hill and the work he and his basis are combating to get completed.

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BREAM: Tim, welcome to “FOX News Sunday”. Nice to have you ever right here in Washington.

And also you have been on The Hill for an important matter.

TIM TEBOW, FORMER NFL PLAYER: It is one of many worst evils on the planet, the struggle towards baby exploitation. And I used to be made conscious of this a number of years in the past, simply the depths of it, by one in every of our workforce members who joined our workforce. She stated to me, I imagine that there is 20,000 girls and boys which are nonetheless unidentified.

So, legislation enforcement can see their abuse and rape (ph) photos, however they have not been in a position to determine `em. So, if you cannot determine them, then how might you presumably get to them?

And in order that led to a gathering in Lyon, France, that we convened with Homeland Safety, Interpol, NCMEC, ICMEC, Europol, Google, ONEMI, so many individuals. Eighteen nations got here collectively, we talked about this, and we came upon, it is not 20,000 children which are unknown and unidentified, it is over 50,000 girls and boys, by way of the backlog, are unidentified in these world databases.

There are such a lot of girls and boys, and 65 p.c of them are beneath the age of 12, and 4.3 p.c of them, that is 2,100, are infants.

BREAM (voice-over): Tebow launched his basis in 2010 with the purpose for caring for probably the most susceptible folks or MVPs internationally. Since its inception, his basis has carried out philanthropic work in additional than 80 nations. One in every of its focuses is figuring out victims of human trafficking and baby exploitation and convey their abusers to justice with the assistance of legislation enforcement.

REPORTER: After weeks of piecing collectively clues from pictures and different digital breadcrumbs he unknowingly left behind, they lastly discovered the offender. At present, that little lady who was as soon as a sufferer is now a survivor and the person who did unimaginable and unspeakable issues to her is serving a life sentence in jail.

BREAM: How does this downside get solved? I imply, how do you determine them? Is it that you simply have been on the Hill to ask for extra sources?

TEBOW: The tip of the spear for this struggle is sufferer identification specialists. They’re superb frontline heroes, however proper now, we solely have seven right here and we have to have 100, 200.

And so, one of many appeals we have been making is to deliver extra funding to C3 and HSI on this middle for these sufferer identification specialists.

However it actually begins with having the ability to construct a workforce, to determine, after which partnerships all around the globe as a result of when you have got one in every of these photos or movies, you do not know the place that lead goes to take you. It might take you to Tampa, Florida. It might take you to Pennsylvania. It might take you to Thailand. It might take you to Germany, and over half of them up to now that had been rescued been proper right here within the U.S.

BREAM: That is — it is simply shameful. It is surprising.

However one thing else that you simply do around the globe as properly is Evening to Shine, which has been such a fantastic factor. I — I really like if you get to that season and persons are posting on social media about what their church is doing or their group is doing —

TEBOW: Sure.

BREAM: — with these particular superb kings and queens that you simply wish to rejoice.

TEBOW: Sure.

BREAM: And, I imply, it has been fairly lengthy — lengthy working now at this level.

TEBOW: Sure. We simply received to rejoice our 10 12 months anniversary of Evening to Shine. And Evening to Shine is — it is my favourite night time of the 12 months.

We get to rejoice so many, as you known as them, kings and queens, as a result of each single honor visitor to us is a king or a queen. However we get to rejoice so many individuals which have by no means been celebrated earlier than.

In one of many nations the place we have been on this 12 months have been — we received — we have been ending a Evening to Shine and we have been strolling again by way of on the finish of the night time and we noticed the pink carpet that was rolled up and it was sitting to the aspect. And it was so cool as a result of one of many workforce members checked out me and he stated, how loopy is that, proper? That the pink carpet is rolled up, however the price and the worth and the love that was shared and skilled tonight shouldn’t be rolled up, proper?

Like, the night time would possibly finish, however the work and the worth for all of humanity, for the 16 p.c of the world’s inhabitants that so many instances has been appeared previous, has appeared past, hasn’t been seen as helpful, however we all know to our God they’ve infinite worth and price, and we wish to share that in order that they will really expertise it and know that.

BREAM: It is a fantastic factor. God bless you for a way you are utilizing your platform in all these alternative ways to actually attempt to make a distinction. It is inspiring to the remainder of us to get on the market and act as properly. Thanks.

TEBOW: Effectively, and thanks a lot.

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BREAM: And only a fast word, my podcast “Livin’ the Bream” drops a brand new episode this morning, this week. I sat down with the writer and founding father of the IF:Gathering, Jennie Allen, to speak about her new e book “Untangle Your Emotions: Naming What You Feel and Knowing What to Do About It”. And do not all of us have some feelings lately? It is an awesome dialogue.

That is it for us at this time. Thanks for becoming a member of us. I am Shannon Bream. Have an awesome week. We’ll see you again right here subsequent “FOX News Sunday”.

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