fix washington. you're not going to get the steak on the barbecue this year. you'll get hamburger helper. that's okay. we'll make things better next year. i think people don't care how much gas prices cost. fireworks are up 40% from last year. they're getting the fireworks. next year will be a different story. so we need to think about living within our means and using washington as a good example of that and they haven't been a good example so far. >> neil: i'm wondering how you do hamburger helper on a grill. you have to be creative. thanks, larry. a good read of these markets. by the way, we should also let you know there's a couple of developments. we're waiting for the final few decisions from the supreme court tomorrow as they end their term. one big one is that policy of keeping migrants on the mexican side of the border. we're on that and new revelations about that sweltering tractor trailer in which 53 migrants suffocated to death. more after this. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your track

. >> martha: george washington university is not caving to the demands to fire supreme court clarence thomas from his adjunct professorship there. george washington university says "like all faculty members at our school, thomas has academic freedom and freedom of expression. it's not the role of the university to shield individuals for ideas that are disagreeable or offensive. not everybody has the same reaction. >> when you pull clarence thomas out of the supreme court -- >> he's so extreme. he's talking about banning rights that i didn't realize could be banned. >> you better hope they don't come for you, clarence and say you shouldn't be married to your wife who happens to be whites. >> i went to law school with him. he's been a person of grievance for as long as i've known him. resentment, grievance, anger. >> martha: that's from hillary clinton. let's bring in dr. ben carson, former housing and urban secretary under president trump. dr. carson, thanks for joining us today. what is your reaction to the sort of cultural response to clarence thomas that you just heard there? >> wel

i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: john roberts in washington. much more ahead on the fight over fuel and the plan to put a plug in vladimir putin's oil supplies. one that critics say is a bust. even before it begins. >> sandra: we begin at the border this hour and the white house hitting back at the governor of texas and this is a fox news alert. >> biden administration set a lot of records. number one, historical illegal immigration. a record on americans dying from overdoses of drugs coming across the border, it's wide open. a record two days ago the most migrant deaths of any incident in the history of the nation. >> sandra: tom homan weighing in, one of the worst tragedies of smuggling in u.s. history. >> john: blames for grandstanding, 53 migrants were found dead in the back of a tractor-trailer in searing heat. >> sandra: the governor is set to give an update on the horrific tragedy a short time from now. >> john: and texas congressman dan crenshaw with his response. griff jenkins is live in eagle pass, texas with the latest on the horrifi

the "washington examiner" said abortion so abortions are yellowstone, as i really going to win. >> dr. saphier: with the white house should say is the a la carte crate. but they are so afraid of the air left wing base that they cannot say that. so they say all options are available when two socialists on the wing of the party who are extremist just like their party is abortion on demand up to nine months as i question every time nine months they can't say no because her soldier beholden to them both left so that or they're driving the trend brings him to the point where they are like yeah maybe we should put abortion clinic there in yellowstone. >> for not putting it in yellowstone why should we put it in fort benning. you know federal military institutes when we open up clinics for all those in as well be can't do it in fort benning because it will be fort benning were renaming it something else because that is what we are focused on too appeared the on state of their lunacy doesn't stop. but because the left-wing is so powerful these politicians with positions of. >> kayleigh: dr. s

. >> i've got some bad news for the mainstream media and democratic leaders in washington. joe biden did have knowledge of hunter's shady business dealings. he was involved. this is going to come out. if it doesn't come out because of anything merrick garland or the department of justice, i can assure the american people that there is going to be a hearing early in the republic majority that will bring these concerns to light. >> dagen: jason? >> look, we know that the biden has been doing personal business in china and russia, in ukraine, mexico, romania. you have pictures of joe biden with hunter biden's business partners on a golf course at the residence there. the vice president's residence. you have emails. you have text messages. now you have voice mails you can listen to. how much more information do they need in order to justify this when the president of the united states and when he was a candidate of the united states, canada for presidency said, "i've never had a conversation with them." and his business dealings. when you listen to that voice mail commit is obv

meeting in washington and in colorado to be taken michael bennet. what is your biggest beef with the way that he is represented in the state. >> well, look, he's a forgotten state his rubber-stamp of the democratic party. he would never step out of line at all, he does not differentiate himself at all, he does not worry about colorado and that is what colorado wins want, they want somebody that will take and to just get behind or our state and make sure it is good policy for our state, you know these policies that he and biden have in place right now it's over $450 and biden inflation tax and michael is been rubber-stamp for the whole thing it's per month on working families are having to make decisions right now whether they can actually take a vacation or have their kids play sports. i mean people getting crushed year. we have to do better. we have to have better policies and to bring some common sense to the united states on it and that is what we need. >> you had a fake newspaper last night touting your wind that we get flash up here right now i

good for george washington. they blew it couple of weeks ago guys, by removing the word colonial as its moniker because it had too much connection to colonialism. even though george washington led the colonial army which fought against the british. which mean we were out the colonist on the good size of history. this was the right school. the idea that a professor, certainly one who is on the supreme court, would not be worthy of being able to teach at any law school in the country, is absolutely and absurd. g.w. got this right as young lawyers it's important for young lawyers to be exposed to all sorts of different opinions and learn how to reconcile a variety of different arguments whether you are a originalist like clarence thomas is or a contextualist who pay attention to the text of the constitution. all of these are huge parts of the legal education and g.w. stood up to the woke cancel mob here and allowing clarence thomas to continue to teach. i do wonder if he weren't on the supreme court, would he have

they near trouble, they play in washington senate race, this state is not supposed to be competitive and in sandy hook, you have chuck schumer playing in the republican primaries. he's playing in primaries and it's back fire og him right now. they are worried about washington, sandy hook and connect connects, democrats are in trouble. >> carley: you think that republicans are going to slip it come november, thank you for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. >> carley: first touch-screen segment of the election. big money california neighborhood, home to hollywood elite just voted to cut police spending even though crime is surging. >> law enment in california are frustrated. >> we'll tell you more about that and texas attorney general paxton and sean duffy are both on deck, you guys don't go anywhere. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some...rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's ri

and i have some bad news for the main stream media and democrat leaders in washington. joe biden did have knowledge of hunter's shady business dealings. he was involved. there was always an attempt by hunter biden when he would peddle his services to our adversaries in foreign countries that he had access to the federal government at the highest level. so this is going to come out. if it doesn't come out because of anything that merrick garland or the department of justice says, i can assure the american people that there's going to be a hearing early on in the new republican majority that's going to bring a lot of these concerns to light and very serious concerns. the american people are going to see why republicans on the house oversight committee spending so much time investing hunter biden because he is a national security risk and he has created a situation where the president is compromised in certain areas. >> congressman you mentioned that the republicans will more than likely take the house, that means you'll play a pivotal role in any kind of investigation. is

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in 2015, a washington school district fired joe kennedy, no relation to joe devito, at issue was the right of a public school employee praying in view of students, and the rights of those students not to feel pressured into participating in religious practices. liberals thought kids needed a safe space from seeing someone pray. maybe next time do it in drag. [laughter] kennedy lost his lower court decisions but the supreme court reversed that ruling that the school violated his first amendment rights. dissenting justice sotomayor said the prayers may have led players to be coerced into joining him so they would get more playing time. neil gorsuch, writing for the majority, noted she doesn't know anything about sports. no, he didn't say that. anyway, "the constitution and the best of our traditions counsel mutual respect and tolerance, not censorship and suppression, for religious and nonreligious views alike." so it is a big win for us free speech, but right on cue, the media blamed before. >> we are seeing the influence of the three trump justices. there is no other change, but who

wow, what a day in the washington sewer and swamp once again while you, the american people, you know, the people who actually make this a great country, are facing, you know, a deluge of serious problems, like record inflation, record high gas prices, record numbers of illegal immigrants, record homicides in so many of our towns and cities while the swamp creatures on capitol hill, they were busy with yet another anti-trump kangaroo court and show trial where the outcome, as we've been telling you, has been and remains predetermined. it's been that way since day one. instead of honest hearings on how to protect our institutions, our elected officials, to protect the people's house, the capital. instead of ever allowing riots that those that occurred in the summer of 2020 from ever, ever happening again, we see nothing but blind, never ending rage, what is seemingly an obsessive-compulsive cult like rage against donald trump. it never ends. clearly trump haters, for them, january 6 this just another excuse to smear donald trump, anyone who supports him. this is not about safety and se

. >> i'm kevin corke in washington. ghislaine maxwell has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for helping jeffery epstein abuse girls. epstein allegedly killed himself in 2019 while awaiting trial couldn't have committed the crimes without the help of maxwell, his long-time companion. voters heading to the polls in several states. polls just closed a short while in illinois, oklahoma and south carolina. according to the a.p., james langford has won the republican nomination for the u.s. senate in the sooner state of oklahoma. in new york, all eyes on a four-way primary with lee zeldin and andrew guliani. and mike lee in utah endorsed by former president trump facing off against two primary challengers. >> tucker: so when people can defend themselves, criminals are much less likely to take the chance of victimizing them. that's true. it was proved here in brazil after the current president loosened brazil's draconian gun laws three years ago, the company saw a 20% drop in homicides. in united states, in chicago, the loc

. >> jesse: catch him in the summertime when he is away from washington. he is driving his rv around the country grinning ear to ear. is he appreciate america. vacationing in what wanda calls the middle stuff. something democrats might want to try once in a while. heck, even the wise latin that herself justice sotomayor says thomas is probably the nicest guy on the court. >> justice thomas is the one justice in the building that literally knows every employee's name. every one of them. he is the first one that when my step-father died sent me flowers in florida. he is a man who cares deeply about the court as an institution, about the people who work there. but about people. >> jesse: he is a man of the people. but since he is a black conservative, he is uncle clarence. that according to samuel l. jackson, another california kid telling real americans to know their place. they hate clarence because he is a black conservative but they especially hate him because he is happy and nothing drives the libs more crazy than that i don't know about you, but i will

welcome to washington i'm bret baier. the french president raising concerns to president biden about energy production as the president meets with world leaders who have big questions about u.s. policy. the president's southern border policy under fire once again today after the deaths of dozens of migrants in a human smuggling disaster. we will take you there live. we begin with the woman who has a special assistant to then president trump's right-hand man detailing the drama inside the white house and as the capitol riot unfolded. cassidy hutchison was aide to chief of staff mark meadows. she says she was in the room when a number of conversations happened. she spoke to a special session of the january 6th committee this afternoon was w. eye-opening testimony. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie is live on capitol hill with the latest. good evening, hash shah. >> good evening, bret. the former president has already responded almost immediately during that hearing calling this witness bad news. but, her testimony w

welcome to washington i'm bret baier. the french president raising concerns to president biden about energy production as the president meets with world leaders who have big questions about u.s. policy. the president's southern border policy under fire once again today after the deaths of dozens of migrants in a human smuggling disaster. we will take you there live. we begin with the woman who has a special assistant to then president trump's right-hand man detailing the drama inside the white house and as the capitol riot unfolded.

cpp stopped a vehicle by these two men from washington state. a drug dog hit on 150,000 fentanyl pills. the deputies booked them in to jail. the problem began when a probation department risk assessment team decided to release them as soon as they had no criminal record. according to the sheriff, under california's progressive laws, the intent here was to keep nonviolent offenders out of jail. the probation record was signed by a court commissioner. the d.a. and the sheriff didn't find out until two days after the release. budrow appealed to the assistant judge but got no reply. >> allowing people like this to be released from our facilities, we have no control over that. and for law enforcement leaders in california it's frustrating when we're responsible for public safety. we want people to be safe but we have to hold people accountable to our court system in california. we're just not seeing that. >> long time d.a. tim ward says this on twitter. the office was not part of this decision and all questions related to their release should be dire

>> that's correct. >> there are reports police in washington, d.c. had arrested police with firearms or ammunition following a pro trump rally the evening of january 5th. are those some reports you recall hearing about? >> they are. >> of course the world now knows the people who attacked the capitol on january 6th had many different types of weapons. when a president speaks, the secret service typically requires those attending to pass through metal detectors known as mags for short. the select committee has learned people who willingly entered the enclosed area for president trump's speech were screened so they could attend the rally. they had weapons and other items confiscated. pepper spray, knives, brass knuckles, tassers, body armor, gas masks, batons, blunt weapons. those were just from the people who chose to go through the security for the president's event on the elipse, not the several thousand members who refused to go through the mags and watched from the washington monument. select committee has learned from reports from outside the mag

i'm john roberts in washington. hi again, sandra. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york. the hearing was unexpectedly announced yesterday, the committee recently obtained new evidence. today's hearing, just one witness. cassidy hutchinson, a former aid to mark meadows, former chief

. >> sandra: gillian turner live in washington for us to kick things off. hello, jillian. >> the reason that we are anticipating that they may have a big announcement about travel vouchers for women seeking abortions across state lines is because he himself flooded this very idea on saturday. hhs department is looking into "assisting women with transportation." >> we are not going to try to speak for the states moving to deny women access to the kind of care that they need, but we are going to work with those women, work with providers to make sure that at the end of the day, women access the care that they need. it may mean that we have to see a woman jump through hoops that we never would have expected. >> providing women with transportation benefits to cross state lines in order to obtain abortions isn't something that typically falls under his department's purview. another proposal being circulated by democrats including elizabeth warren's to support women obtaining abortions on federal lands in and around states that are banning the procedures. vice pr

they too are from washington. officers pulled them over in california. that is when they discovered 150,000 fentanyl pills. nearly a million dollars worth. he says he strongly disagrees with a court order that forces officer to release the two men pretty will join us on the top of the next hour. >> dana: giving our first interview since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade saying as a woman, she was outraged by the decision. democrats now looking to the vp to rally the base on abortion in the head midterm spirit alexandria hoff alive for us with more on this. alexandria, good morning. >> good morning, trace. if rallying the base was the goal during this interview, she took a rather reserved approach. this opinion piece by "the new york post" is headlined "cnn gives kamala harris the easiest lay up and she still misses." referring to how the interview kicked off when harris is provided with a moment to really moisten some frustration about the supreme court's undoing of roe v. wade. instead, she talks about where she was when she found out and eventua

alexandria hoff is live in washington with more. trying to figure out okay, the supreme court said one thing. how do we do something else? >> yeah, there is some pretty creative solutions that they are coming up with. talk about laws brought in louisiana and utah. trigger laws that banned abortion as soon as roe v. wade was overturned the block is temporary. abortion services can technically resume in those two states louisiana and texas. lawsuits texas, idaho mississippi. states where trigger laws are going into effect. in an interview yesterday, vice president kamala harris says that she feels women who are financially stable will be less impacted by the varying state bans and the administration is looking at possible vouchers for those who cannot afford to travel to terminate a presidency. >> we want to make sure that there does not result extreme disparities or any disparities based on who can receive care based on how much money they have got. >> here is where it gets interesting. a "the washington post" reporter shared with se

now "washington post" reporter shared an idea by senator elizabeth warren, abortion outposts should be in federal parks. federal courts may be trying to bypass the ruling. legislation is being prepared to codify abortion nationwide. vice president kamala harris is fending off jabs in her reaction to the supreme court's ruling after saying this. >> vice president harris: i was shocked. it is one thing to know something is going to happen, it is another to know when it happens. i thought as a parent, as a godparent of teenagers, as an aunt of preschool children and a woman myself and the daughter of a woman and the granddaughter of a woman. >> twitter had a field day with that, the vice president suddenly seems to have no problem defining what a woman is. funny how that happened. thank you. >> carley: huge win for religious liberty, supreme court ruled 6-3 in favor of high school coach joe kennedy, who was fired for praying on the 50-yard line after games. he joined nan hannity to explain. >> i want the same freedom i fought for in the marine corps. i continue to fight and defend the con

back in washington, the supreme court decision whether the biden administration can end the policy could come as soon as tomorrow. the trump era program allows dhs to send migrants back to mexico while asylum is being played out. back to you guys. >> carley: so much going on at the southern border, jackie thank you. let's bring in former eyes director and dhs assistant secretary to help us break it down. good morning to you. these two illegal immigrants that were found to kill fentanyl with millions of americans come is there any reason to be released from jail? >> you know, not that i can see. on one hand if illegal immigrants with fentanyl, they should have been held to be deported by i.c.e. at the end of their case and one reason to prevent them from being released. but to have that amount of fentanyl to kill so many people and we know it is killing so many people. it just shows a lack of seriousness that not only this administration but certain prosecutors throughout this country are taking towards deadly drug epidemic. the worst our country has ever seen. we have over 100,000 people

ruled in favor of a former high school football coach named joe kennedy who was placed on leave o by a washington schol district back in 2015 reciting a prayer at the 50 yard line after games in a six three decision, a court ruled that kennedy's prayer was protected speech under the free speech and free exercisefr clauses of the first amendment. writing for the majority justice gorsuch, he wrote that quote that the first amendment doubly protects religious. it's no accident. it is a natural outgrowth of the framers distrust of government and attempts toem regulate religion and suppress dissent. it was the reaction as joe kennedy himself, along with theh president and ceo of the first liberty institute. kelly shackelford is with us. joe ,ards first of all, coach , congratulations to you. how do you feel about high? i'm still trying to get accustomed to oh my gosh, we actually won and i the big sigh of relief and just immense thankfulness for the court, the lawyers and every supportere and every american who made this happen. >> let's talk about so you would pray as i understand after the game at t

here's what washington cou, d.c. and los angeles look like. brightcove . what is that the hysteria is telling. it's not the assault on bodily autonomy of the end of roe versus wade. those are the same people who defended vaccine mandate. n but this happened all over the country. in arizona, thousands of enraged rioters wri tried to storm the state capitol on friday night. they tore down security fencing around the building. they pounded on the senate's glass doorsound and windows whin the legislature was in session. police hadad to fire tear gas in the windows to protect the politicians inside the state capital of arizona looked like on friday at looks like insurrection to us but no arrests were made at the arizona state capitol on friday when that footage was shot. bi will no fbi investigation. january 6who called the racist insurrection said nothing this weekend aboutis a violent siege of the statele capital of arizona. did you expect them to? no.nc of course not.ed in fact, instead they justified it. let's be clear.e we have so many problems with the su

. ♪ >> welcome to fox news at night very time shannon bream in washington. at least 46 my grinstead, found in the tractor-trailer in san antonio inlets is believed to b a human smuggling operation gon very wrong. we are following the developing story as details continue. ♪ >> crowds of protesters to send on that neighborhood chanting outside his home. and several demonstrations around the country turned violent this weekend following this up in court's decision to overturn roe v wade. a story of a tiny baby in tennessee born with serious heart trouble being denied a transplant allegedly based solely on his vaccination status . here to talk about the struggle of the little boy. we begin with that amtrak derailment in missouri. the very latest tonight. >> amtrak says going from los angeles to chicago derailed monday afternoon. it hit a dump truck blocking a public crossing. the missouri state highway patrol estimates 207 passengers on board as well as 14 crewmembers. estimates up to 50 people were hurt. video and pictures show that chaos after the crash, som

. ♪ >> welcome to fox news at night very time shannon bream in washington. at least 46 my grinstead, found in the tractor-trailer in san antonio inlets is believed to b a human smuggling operation gon very wrong. we are following the developing story as details continue. ♪

court ruled in favor of a former high school football coach and joe kennedy was placed on leave by a washington school district affect 2015 what reciting a prayer at the 50-yard line after games. 6-3 decision the court ruled that his prayer was protected speech one of the free speech and free exercise clauses of the first amendment the majority he wrote that the first moment doubly protects religious speech is no accident is a natural distrust of government attempts to regulate religion and suppress. joe kennedy himself along with the president and ceo of the first liberty institute kelly shackle forwards with us. coach congratulations to you. how do you feel about it? >> i'm so trying to get accustomed to my gosh we actually won. a big sigh of relief when just immense thankfulness for the court and the lawyers in every supporter and every american who made this happen. >> hannity: you would pray after the game at the 50-yard line you did by yourself right? and that times people saw what you were doing and they decided to join them they didn't force to join them and you weren't forcing players

they might burst forth like washington, a true american hero. donate to prageru today and help us teach more kids classic american values. make your tax-deductible donation at prageru.com. ♪ ♪ >> a the impact killing three people and injuring dozens more. two of the people who were killed on the amtrak train. another person was inside a truck. a spokesman for missouri state highway patrol so that local hospitals are achieved more than 40 people and are even more victims their injuries remain unclear of the amtrak train carrying about 243 passengers 12 crew members when the collision happened that was a hundred miles northeast of kansas city crash caused seven cars to derail it is the second amtrak collision this week. three people were also killed sunday a commuter smashed into a car in northern california as you see the pictures right there. kevin in washington now back to more tucker carlson tonight. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: is a focus under the joe biden a administration relentlessly on a conflict in eastern europe that is irrelevant to our int

investigative reporter andrew kerr of "the washington examiner" broke the story and he is here now. all right. so what's the significance for joe biden with regards to the money transfer? >> right, so joe biden transferred hunter $100,000 in december 2018 and january 2019. and during the same time frame hunter biden spent over $30,000 on escorts that are linked to russian bank accounts. that video that you just showed, joe biden wired hunter biden $5,000 about two and a half hours before that was filmed. now grassley published a report in 2020 saying that hunter biden had -- alleging that hunter biden had engaged in transactions with a suspected human trafficking or prostitution ring tied in eastern europe. it's not clear at the moment whether these payments that we're reporting on are linked to what senators grassley and johnson were talking about. but it is important to noted that we did pull text messages from a copy of hunter biden's abandoned laptop saying that hunter biden was talking to a woman linked to this escort agency saying that, hey, i can't make payments to these bank

tom, session comes after washington left washington for a two week recess. lawmakers on the panel said last week there would be no more hearings until july. the subject of tomorrow's session is so far unclear. also tonight, we are learning the fbi seized the phone of former trump election attorney john eastman last week. that's according to a new court filing. eastman is suing the federal government over all of this. back to the issue of abortion. the biden administration is responding to friday's roe v. wade overturn by insisting it will do everything it can to preserve access to reproductive care. one of the focal points of that effort will involve birth control medication. correspondent gillian turner has details. >> abortion pills are now widely available onbine and by mail in all 50 states. >> the share of market research women seeking abortion by pill is on the rise. fda approved hormone drug accounts for 54% of all abortions in the u.s. today. within hours of friday's supreme court ruling. the attorney general announced moves to protect access to this

so you can focus on crisis in washington, d.c. and new york, but if you don't have public safety taken care of in all the places you will see major demand for change. the fact that the vermont police decided to endorse in this race already is a big deal. >> the san francisco da was recalled, gascon is up. philadelphia has been talked about p. how do you think about that as you think about your reaction to these stories? >> some of the governors have the power to yank das. i'd like to see that happen. you can't spin a crime football. like a losing football coach, hasn't won a game all season, and bragging about how good the punter is doing. well, yeah, because you can't get a first down. that's all you do is punt. all-pro punter. greg, i'll explain it in the break. every single issue the democrats keep trying to spin, they say it's not happening, it's not my fault, and everything is great. crime wave. they say, oh, you should have seen the '90s. much worse than the '90s. inflation? no. it's a historic biden boom. or we're not teach

not sitting back and waiting on washington to put a policy in place the rescue you, looking at your income and saying my paycheck hits my house and what are my priorities and budgeting. >> charles: to that point, a lot has been made on these sur vies the last few weeks. one that showed millennials and older demographics making $150,000, 200,000 and a percent that said they couldn't make it paycheck to paycheck. it's like i -- one of the millennials said i can't make it paycheck to paycheck. i have $5,000 for avocado toast, $10,000 for uber eats. people have to find a way to get through this, right? >> absolutely. there's an expectation that has to lower even when you go to buy a home. the home you could buy in 2019 is not the home you could buy today. it's not exciting and fun news. that's the reality. looking at your lifestyle and lowering it so you can pay for housing, food, transportation and putting the priorities in place. your needs versus your wants. that's a conversation that everybody has to have right now. >> martha: rachel, a lot of people complain about that, all the extra mone

plans to give the ukraine the same surface to air missile system used to protect washington d.c. i mentioned the very busy weekend unfortunately here in ukraine. after yesterday's missile strike that killed one and injured six, idaho senator jim rich met with president zelensky in kyiv. senator rich tells fox news he wanted to see how american military aid was being delivered. he learned this. >> i'm incredibly impressed with the way stuff is getting to the front lines. we here anecdotal stories about how the russians blow up the stuff when it gets here. that's not the case. this stuff is coming through and getting to where it needs to be. >> senator rich tells fox news that he's impressed with the competency and the training of ukraine troops and believe that they will take full advantage of all military aid that they get including from the united states. president zelensky telling g-7 leaders that he wants the war to end by this winter, martha as conditions to fight are set to get worse. we'll send it back to you. >> martha: thank you, nate foy in lviv, ukraine. what is going o

two men from washington were arrested, 25-year-old and a 19-year-old. both were charged with possession, transportation and selling of illegal drugs. though tulare county jail records show they are no longer in custody as of this morning. fentanyl is a synthetic opioid 50 times more powerful than her -- heroin, and fentanyl continues to pour into the country through the southern border and overdose deaths are record highs all over the country with more than 69,000 fentanyl o.d.s in 2021. and according to the d.e.a., last year the united states suffered more fentanyl deaths than gun deaths and auto deaths combined together. this year the state of texas alone said it has already seized enough fentanyl at the southern border to kill every single american. back to you. >> john: fentanyl is so incredibly dangerous and the nation is awash in it. >> sandra: world leaders having a laugh at vladimir putin's expense, analysts warn president biden better come away with just a few photo ops. >> john: why critics say it's only hurting the little guy. it works natura

joseph kennedy is from washington state, he sought to kneel and pray on the field after games. the justices deciding 6-3 saying his prayer was protected by the first amendment. he joined fox, for his first interview since the big win. >> if you had to do this all over again, you would? >> yes, i would. i would think a couple times before i do the whole seven years and losing the first five times, but 100% worth it knowing i fought for the right thing and ended up winning and knowing justice is done and freedoms are good. >> kayleigh, justice gorsuch saying the free exercise and free speech clause of the first amendment protect expression like mr. kennedy. >> that is what the constitution said, this is the first win for this coach, congratulations to them and victory for people of faith everywhere. let me put this in context. in 1962 and 63, the supreme court evicted god from schools. from that moment on, what happened are series of defeats for people of faith. 1952 case, majority cited today, the case said we agree the state may not establish religion of secularism in the sense

joseph kennedy is from washington state, he sought to kneel and pray on the field after games. the justices

>> that's exactly what we need in washington right now. someone who will work for people, not for a partisan agenda and do the right thing. vermonters will elect a republican like me. democrats and independents, republicans are telling me we are going to vote for you. we need to change. at the same old in washington. >> dana: are you having fun on the campaign trail? 's because i am eating so many interesting people with interesting stories. we have opportunity to make change in leadership that is desperately needed. >> dana: we met years ago through your sister. regulations on deciding to read. we will follow the race very closely. i will try to get to vermont. [indistinct] >> come here, buddy. fentanyl rescuing a 3-year-old boy from a burning trailer. two of those responders will joining us live next. ♪ ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed

. >> we are watching bad policiess from washington drive run away inflation across the nation, across virginians. and we are a 40-year high in inflation. what can i do as governor is get taxes down. >> brian: one thing he you did not get done is gas tax. >> i don't know why the senate democrats chose not to sign on to suspending the gas tax for three months. we have plenty of money for this. this is a chance to give a break to virginians who deserve it i think it's politics on their end as opposed to the best interest of virginians. we see the white house calling to suspend gas taxes. you see real pressure to drive investment away from fossil fuels. the reality is production comes down and we see a supply and demand imbalance that is just at the core of why we have $5 gasoline today at the pump. >> this budget includes # hundred million dollars to invest in law enforcement. this is a result of the liberal policies that went awry where we depleted the resources, police, we demean them. and we saw commonwealth attorneys not prosecute. we are working across the state in order to bring mo

we have fox news coverage this morning, and more on the fallout in washington. >> carley: ashley strohmier on the violence, ashley, good morning. >> a protest gnomic protest erupted the overturning of roe v. wade and continues throughout the week end. angeles friday, protesters throwing sticks at cars and things turned violent later that night when l.a.p.d. officers apparently assaulted with a makeshift blowtorch and fireworks. two people arrested in the incident, one charged with attempted murder on a police officer and in portland a group of marchers smashed windows and grew graffiti on downtown businesses. and a pro-life center in lynchburg, virginia, with graffiti and breaking windows of the building. in arizona in a large group of protesters were tear gassed after being asked to move back and didn't move according to the police. the department of public safety the gas wishes after part of a door was broken and monuments vandalized. congressman jim jordan calling the ruling a victory, listen. >> this was a huge victory for life, but it was also a victory over the intimidation tactics o

but a washington d.c. at least 16 other states there be no reduction in abortion access according to the pro- abortion research institute 11 democratic led legislatures moved to expand access in anticipation of the ruling. an invitation has been expended and transmitted our current are providers will take every >> present biden vowed to stand by the department of justice and guaranteeing a woman's right to travel for an abortion rate made a plea friday for the issue to become the cornerstone of the midterm elections. >> need to restore the protections of roe's law of the land. we need to elect officials who will do that. this fall, roe is on the ballot. >> i woke up this morning praying for this. and i never thought that it would happen progress or and lawmakers celebrate the ruling, the democrats took a tone of morning. >> today is one of the darkest days of our country has ever seen pickwick some taken to the streets to join protesters. [background noises] on friday protesters also gathered in front of t

i am back on the south carolina he still spending money in washington d.c. as a republican for both parties have a lot to do they've need to clean the high ground on spending. greg: mick mulvaney eight heavy beka political questions i need to talk to you too i do know it's a mix economics and politics. i know it usually go to bed about the seven sunday night heading to stay up late so i can bring you back and ask you about presidential politics coming up, how is that? >> i've got questions about your hair so we could do that maybe next time. that may take more than one segment. >> i would love that. thank you mick mulvaney where there have been and remain foreign policy challenges all around the globe. what have we learned over the past year? what does the future look like? former director of national intelligence john lee ratcliffe joins us next. >> like to say congratulations to you mr. gowdy on your winter anniversary of your show. i would like to say outstanding job on the individual who job on the individual who decided to give you that up to 8 weeks of

i don't get a strong sense that republican leaders in washington get all of this, trump got it he spoke to working people. in the way that's an encouraging thing coming from the grassroots. >> absolutely am super excited to see that. i know we talk about we the people and we the people need to get the power back. i don't believe we ever lost power. i know we handed it over thank you for putting it in the hands of people we can trust but we never lost power. we now have the power but we have to make sure we pit it to a position where we are doing our research about candidates that we are making decisions that are gonna support our objective and our agendas that actually support the working class in the middle. i think this is the most important time we have right now as voters to make sure were doing what's necessary to be informed and to take the power back as the people. >> a quick thought on t this week's ruling. just to put a point on what janelle was saying i don't think it could help therats at all particularly in light of the changes that we are seeing. we will see the numbers are

one of the great things about press washington lies he decided he would not be king. he could have been. he said no. i will follow the constitution. the activist on the court who lobby the court to basically turn the supreme court into a super left-wing legislature as a backstop to congress and the president and the bureaucracy. even if the left loses elections it cannot lose the issue and that's what's going on. let's start at the beginning. teefifteen on —- roe vs wade reversed almost 200 years of jurisprudence. almost 200 years there is not one word in this constitution, not one about abortion. not a word in the federalist papers about abortion. not any word of abortion during the constitutional convention in madison notes. so that had nothing to do with the decision of roe vs wade. roe vs wade was a long op-ed a decision looking for constitutional argument. they never found it. there is none. in his decision, harry blackmun one of the dumbest members of the court in the last 100 years said prior justices have looked at the first amendment, fourth, fifth amendmen