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A newly released FBI file showed President Obama used a pseudonym to exchange emails with then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Political advisers worried pay-to-play allegations could overshadow the beginning of her White House bid. And while he downplayed all of this on Sunday, Mook wrote a February 2015 email marked Foundation vulnerability points, which listed out two pages of problems that could hamper the campaign, including donations from foreign governments like Morocco, private jets and pricey hotels. These are stolen documents. And then there's a new email dragging President Obama deeper into the controversy over Clinton's private email account and server. Mr. President, when did you first learn that Hillary Clinton used an email system outside the U.S. government for official business while she was Secretary of State? At the same time, everybody else learned it through news reports. That comment triggered immediate alarm from Clinton's top advisers. Cheryl Mills writing, "We need to clean this up. He has emails from her. They do not say State.gov." White House spokesman Josh Earnest tonight is stressing the president never said he did not trade emails with Clinton. He just didn't know the details about her server. President Obama has a highly secured Blackberry that he uses to get emails, and it has two functions. One is to mask his physical location when he's using it, and the second is to make sure every email, every text message, every phone call has been vetted and preapproved for him to receive. It's called whitelisting. So if you or I had the president's email, if we sent him a message, it would be blocked and it would bounce back. So the question is, did he receive the Clinton emails on the Blackberry? And if so, when did his team direct the White House Communications Office to accept that email and whitelist it? Because it's a very deliberate act, it doesn't happen by accident. Yeah, you've got to get cleared in, right? Correct. Just like you've got to get cleared into the White House, you've got to get it cleared into the president's email list. Now we know that he did exchange emails with her when she was writing emails from her private server. Correct. Now the question, I guess, is whether he received those emails on a computer somewhere or whether he computed on his little Blackberry, which requires the extra step of getting it cleared, right? That's right. And the question here is whether his staff asked for her address to be added to that Blackberry before March of 2015. That's when he said, "I first learned about the server from news reports." That's when the New York Times reported the story. But everything that we see suggests that he was receiving emails from her on the Blackberry prior to that period. Right. And we know, of course, that those emails from her did not say Hillary Clinton at state got gov, right? That's right, exactly. Which would have been the normal internal system. That's right. But it's also understandable to me, however, that if she was in his address book, she would have been there under the name. And if I send you an email on the Fox system, I look up your name and I don't know the particulars of the address. I just know that it goes to you. I looked at it. I could find it. But you might not notice that. That's right. But someone, I was told, either the chief of staff or deputy chief of staff would have to take a directive from the president to add an address. And if you just look at that simple address, even if you're not an IT wizard, you see that it's not a government address. If you know it at state.gov, right? That's right. You see clintonemail.com. And that tells you that there is a registered domain for that address. And it was being used for government business. So either a staffer or the president himself must have done this. It would likely be the chief of staff. If he received them on his black brand, we don't know that, correct? Everything suggests that these emails were received on the black brand. It would make sense that they would be on the black brand. Because they had so many in-person meetings, it wasn't a situation where emails were being received routinely on a desktop computer in the Oval Office. At that particular time, I guess the blackberry was a thing, especially for Mr. Obama, who had gotten accustomed to using one before he took office. That's correct. And she wanted, remember, in the emails we saw released by the State Department, Cheryl Mills, her principal chief of staff at the State Department, wanted to see whether Hillary Clinton could also get one of these sort of Brinks truck type blackberries, like what the president had, so that she could communicate. But again, it goes back to when she was whitelisted. When did that email get approved to be received? And it takes us to the age-old question, what did the president know, and when did he know it?

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Hey Democrats, when is your next protest going to be that's in support of the 65,000 children that made emergency phone calls and were purposely ignored by the previous administration? I'm just wondering because I'm going to be there for that one. The Biden administration, while they were letting all of these unaccompanied minors into the country, and as we've talked about today, they weren't keeping track of them, they issued these kids a hotline that they could call if they had trouble with the sponsor family, that they were put with, and you're saying that 65,000 calls to this hotline designated to protect these kids went unanswered? Is that what you're telling this committee? Yes sir. Wow, that is unbelievable. Do you know how many staffers the administration assigned to answering these phones and helping these kids? One. One staffer? Any idea how many hours a day the staffer was working? No. Maybe that's why there were 65,000 calls that weren't answered from these little kids huh? Unbelievable.

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So you're telling this committee that the Biden administration, while they were letting all of these unaccompanied minors into the country, and as we've talked about today, they weren't keeping track of them. They issued these kids a hotline that they could call if they had trouble with the sponsor family that they were put with. And you're saying that 65,000 calls to this hotline designated to protect these kids went unanswered? Is that what you're telling this committee? Yes, sir. Wow. That is unbelievable. Unbelievable. Do you know how many staffers the administration assigned to answering these phones and helping these kids? One. One staffer? Any idea how many hours a day this staffer was working? No. Maybe that's why there were 65,000 calls that weren't answered from these little kids, huh?

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ClimateDepot.com executive editor Mark Moreno is in Brazil for the summit and he joins us now. Great to see you this morning. Wow. Thank you. You can't, you can't lay out more clearly these people's priorities than that right there. No, you can't. In fact, the Brazilian environmental minister actually bragged the reason they had to clear cut tens of thousands of acres for this four lane highway for this UN climate summit was so they could cram as many people here as possible to showcase how Brazil has been saving the rainforest. So this has been an amazing thing because this highway went through the rainforest that they've been trying deck. We've got to save the rainforest. We need climate trees and here they just cut it down so you could have all the limousines and SUVs and all the private jets come in and people can move freely at this summit, which is turning into a disaster here for them. Yeah, so so this is a conference that they do every year and you said that this is the first time since this started back in 1992 that the United States is not involved, that you're actually our U.S. envoy to which I'm very grateful to, by the way, for that. But that even a lot of European countries are pulling back from all of this. Yeah, I call it the Trump effect there since since George H.W. Bush signed the Rio Earth Summit Treaty, United Nations Framework Convention in 1992 to appear green to try to beat Bill Clinton. It didn't work. We've been in this mess and this is the first time there's been no U.S. delegation. God bless the Trump administration. So I've self declared myself the U.S. delegation here at the U.N. conference. I don't think that comes with any perks, we'll see. But this whole summit has had, as you mentioned, over 100 nations fail to even submit their targets. There's no interest in this. No interest in zeroing out their carbon tax throughout Europe. They're walking away from net zero because reality hits. And our message here, by the way, to the Trump administration is simple. Get us out of this 1992 treaty, which was ratified by the Senate. If we can get out of that, it makes it harder for a future president, AOC or Gavin Newsom, to get us back into this U.N. climate mess. Mr. President, tear up that treaty from 1992. That's what we're imploring the Trump administration to do. Well, I would just like to go on the record as saying that I trust you with the science more than I do a bunch of kleptocrats around the world who just want to be in control of every aspect of our lives. So speaking of all of that, over the past two years, Ford has lost some 13 billion dollars on this big EV scam. And there's even talked the Wall Street Journal is reporting that they're talking about scrapping their the F-1, the electric F-150. Is it are you surprised that we've come to this? No. I mean, once you pull the plug on the subsidies, the gas powered car bans on all the tax credits, it's like we're watching an implosion. The Ford CEO recently said he expects half of the C of the EV sales to tank after the cut has been pulled. Rivian is facing this, even with all those subsidies, even with banning the competition of gas powered cars. They were only to get fully electric cars to about seven percent of sales, and it was going to decline. And a lot of that was people buying second cars, a very small market. So the idea that an F-150 truck was going to take America by storm was absurd, even under the Biden regulations without once you pull the plug, it's going under. And no, this is not a surprising move. There is no future under the current technology of EVs to do it. Plus, it makes us rely on China, which, by the way, China is the hero here at this conference because as the Trump administration walked away from these pledges, China's doubling down even though they're building two coal plants a week. They're now being praised by the Greens here at the U.N. They're the new environmental heroes here, but we don't want these EVs anyway because right now they empower China. Well, we're very relieved to have you as our carbon envoy there in Brazil. Mark Marana, thank you so much for joining us this morning. Thank you, Charlie.

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Joe Biden, the worst president in the history of the United States, and it's not even close, caused all of these ridiculous trials that are going on right now having to do with your president. It's a witch hunt, the likes of which this country has never seen before. It's election interference, and the people of our country are not standing for it. Thank you very much.

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Here's a high T wall, baby. The Trump wall versus the Obama wall. The rest of it's coming. The rest of it's stacked up. Look at that. Look at that. Everything is bigger and better under Trump. Bigger in text is better under Trump. High T. High T wall. The Trump second term is going to be even bigger. You can see the Obama wall behind the little wall. It's good to see it. Right now. To the wall.

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