donald trump or bret baier? >> this is a very good question.d golf in college but donald trump is a very good golfer. i think he's better now than he spent in a long time. i would say i'm better. [laughter] >> that's going to come up in an interview. >> saying your letter, i don't think so. huge mistake. [laughter] >> trump is amazing. [laughter] >> i can tell you in my competitive golf base you should never challenge a guy who brings his own course. this guy brings his own. >> i'm not taking it either way. >> bret baier singing karaoke? does he have a go to some? >> i have seen karaoke but releasing rappers delight. [laughter] >> the whole thing from high school. i have a large part of the song. >> we don't have the budget on this show for music right so i'm going to bail you out on this. last question, if aliens were here and some say they are, which fox news talent should be our diplomatic envoy to the aliens? >> i think judge jeanine. [laughter] hard no but she negotiates. >> you can't park there, it's 7:00 o'clock to 4:00. >> i get one que

we are calling it the bret baier big board. he is at that board. numbers tonight, bret. >> only 16 delegates tonight, 39 over the weekend. as we dig in here, two of the numbers, you see 12en percent in and 65-30. a lot of these counties have not filled in. look down here in detroit, they haven't filed yet. next door, washtenaw. you see the former president, 55% in. grand rapids not a lot of numbers. this state interesting for republicans if you think back to the last elections, 2016, this turned into trump country, all of this upper michigan part. that makes it interesting for the general election. he is going to win big. polls had him up significantly. really how union voters vote in the general election. head to head again. how arab american voters. push back against the policy of the biden administration arab americans read by congresswoman, tlaib. again i pushed to oakland county. it is at 14. if you go to again, ann arbor -- 28, some of the democratic experts uncommitted vote could get up to about 100,000 votes. depends on how many democrats v

donald trump or bret baier? >> this is a very good question.e but donald trump is a very good golfer. i think he's better now than he spent in a long time. i would say i'm better. [laughter] >> that's going to come up in an interview. >> saying your letter, i don't think so. huge mistake. [laughter] >> trump is amazing. [laughter] >> i can tell you in my competitive golf base you should never challenge a guy who brings his own course. this guy brings his own. >> i'm not taking it either way. >> bret baier singing karaoke? does he have a go to some? >> i have seen karaoke but releasing rappers delight. [laughter] >> the whole thing from high school. i have a large part of the song. >> we don't have the budget on this show for music right so i'm going to bail you out on this. last question, if aliens were here and some say they are, which fox news talent should be our diplomatic envoy to the aliens? >> i think judge jeanine. [laughter] hard no but she negotiates. >> you can't park there, it's 7:00 o'clock to 4:00. >> i get one question, strangest

>> greg: deal only a bear i want to see and leather chaps is bret baier.f -- >> dana: like an accessory? >> greg: exactly. >> jeanine: who cares? to get fired up about something like that? why can't they let companies just make money? >> dana: i think they're trying on. >> jeanine: how offensive is not? >> jesse: you need to expand. that is why you add a children's line. that's why you add an adult theme line. it's just about the dollar dollar bills. >> greg: you know what i notice? in "the washington post," what did they do? buzz kill. why valentine's day roses are bad for the environment. like 10 minutes later, i get an email from "the washington post" for a valentine's day special. read for $0.50 a week if you sign up today. roses are bad, but chopping down trees is good. in your face. >> jessica: you don't have to get the print copy. >> greg: does not matter. you still have to use electricity. jessica. insurrectionist. [laughs] >> jessica: ai is playing the qubit procured 45% of men will turn to artificial intelligence you write love messages, so can y

bret baier. [applause] >> thank you very much. i started with reagan sound bites. the issues that reagan deal with that were big issues when we are dealing with the debt so it kind of all works out pretty well to say hi to my friends and i know i have friends in the audience. we are here to talk about grant. years ago you wrote your first book in the challenges you had with your son paul, remarkable but please tell me he's okay. >> he's doing great. that book is called special hearted journey of hope and courage. oh my gosh courage and love. i'm thinking grand and i'm thinking, anyway bottom line he is doing fantastic. he's had four open-heart surgeries and 10 angioplasties in this last one was in december and paul is now an inch taller than me. he's 6 feet tall. he is a golfer and a basketball player and he's doing fantastic so thank you very much. [applause] >> bret in your book you chose presidents to study that are oftentimes at an inflection point in their presidency. a moment in time in that particular president uniquely change the course of history. is that

. >> president zelenskyy spoke with bret baier in an interview airing tonight, and i want to play fore tide. >> we have seen russia on the move, it took full control of this town avdiivka south of here. the biggest gain in nine months for russia. and does that mean that we are seeing the tide turn here? >> we unblocked the black sea, now there are grain routes and etc. and destroyed a lot of their ships, russian fleet. what we did during two years. >> jacqui: how long really does, and there's just for you on the screen, 6:00 the full interview will air, so follow along with what zelenskyy told bret baier, but just how long does ukraine have truly to get the weapons they are calling for in order to hold back russia from making an advantage that might make all of our military investment until now worthless? >> yeah, jacqui, great question. you are looking at something that is very, very dangerous and ominous. when you look at avdiivka, and before that bakhmut, the russians have changed their tactics. human wave attacks, close air support the ukrainians don't have and pushing the envelop

bret baier met with volodymyr zelenskyy ahead of the two year anniversary.an interview from ukraine. >> mike, good evening. welcome to kharkiv, ukraine i'm standing in front of the northern apartment buildings. these were hit in the first weeks of the war by russian artillery coming from this direction. we just finished an exclusive sitdown interview with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. his first ever on the front lines in a war with russia now two years running this weekend. zelenskyy is determined to address all criticism head on and to try to get world support to push back vladimir putin's forces. possibly end up at a negotiating table with a strong hand to play. >> we started off this trip from the u.s. and flew to warsaw, poland. from there a four hour drive south to a small town to catch a special overnight 12-hour train to kyiv. from there, a seven hour drive. in an armored truck to kharkiv. a brief stop at a curfew closed hotel and then a four hour drive to the front lines. the town of could you pang pans, just a mile and a half from russian

i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight you just heard from the new york attorney general. now we are awaiting remarks from former president trump. we will monitor that. we will bring you any breaking news when we do hear from him. two major courtroom dramas today involving legal action against former president trump. in atlanta, more testimony in the trump legal team's effort to disqualify the lead prosecutor in that election interference case. and a judge in new york finds mr. trump guilty in his civil fraud trial. orders him to pay more than $350 million. we have got fox team coverage tonight. steve harrigan in atlanta with the latest on the georgia misconduct trial. but we begin with senior correspondent eric shawn in new york. good evening, eric. >> good evening, shannon. new york state attorney general letitia james who you just saw. she wanted a penalty of $370 million. she got nearly 364 million. and that number will go up because of interest. judge arthur engoron ruled the former president and his

ukrainian president zelenskyy speaking with bret baier. pressing the urgency for allies like the u.s. to provide much needed supplies as support for ukraine's fight starts to wane on capitol hill and russia captures a major ukrainian city. >> john: we are covering this on all the angles. dan hoffman will join us with more on the delayed aid to ukraine, but jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. jen. >> the gridlock in congress is impacting ukraine's front lines and having a deadly impact. ukraine's foreign minister says soldiers could have held on to the strategic toughen avdiivka if they had enough artillery and ammunition. ukrainian soldiers checking their phones for updates on the funding debate in congress while taking incoming russian fire. zelenskyy told bret baier, the longer it takes for ukraine to get aid, the more lives lost and the more empowered putin will be to advance on europe. >> we have to be more quick, that means to lose all the bureaucracy what we have. otherwise we will not have any chance. so to be smart, technolog

i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. serious pushback from president biden and his team over the government report that says he is a, quote elderly man with a poor memory. but in seeking to dispel that characterization, he may have reinforced it. white house correspondent peter doocy has our lead story tonight. good evening, peter. >> shannon, good evening. officials here are telling us the mistakes we have seen president biden make this week on camera are normal, and they have nothing to do with the special counsel's findings of a president with a poor memory. >> no one in this building would say that what we saw in this report about his memory. >> peter: just days after mistaking him with a now dead predecessor, president biden met with the german chancellor olaf sholls swing and miss leaving it up to the vice president to clean up a special counsel report that challenges president biden's mental acuity. >> the comments that were made by that prosecutor gratuitous, inaccurate, and inappropriate. >> white house official

bret baier sat down with zelenskyy a few days ago in ukraine and here is what he said. we just want to live to survive. we don't have alternative, we want to survive. i think congress, just people with their families, there children and they understand we are just trying to save our houses can children. >> shannon: why is this stalled in the house? >> number one, we've given ukraine over 100 billion so far in their endeavor to defeat russia. this is what the left does, they don't want to talk about policy and biden's failed mission in ukraine, they want to say republicans are pro-putin and pro-russia, nothing is further from the truth. we are pro-america. our citizens and national security. one thing you did not hear jake sullivan or joe biden say today or ever is defining our mission in ukraine. they have yet to define that mission and yet to set the strategy or articulate how to get out of this situation. it is or is not successful, how do we get out of this? you have not heard it defined by the american people or congress. if we had the answer we'd be talking about i

. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier.and security secretary as the senate border bill is on life

bret baier was in ukraine not far from the front lines. he sat down with president zelensky yesterday. let's listen to a bit of this interview and get your thoughts on it on the other side. >> so as you look at 2024 and those goals, what do you see? one, if you get the funding from the u.s., what does it look like and the other way, if you don't, what does it look like? >> so will ukraine survive without congress' support? last month -- of course. but not all of us. and if i understand this prize, if the world is ready for this, okay. you'll see it. but it's tragedy. it will be tragedy for all of us. not only for ukraine. not only for ukrainians. for all europe. >> martha: what do you say to that, sir? >> i think that piece is exactly right. it is deeply in america's best interest and europe's interest as well to support what the ukrainians are doing. we ought not let an aggressor like vladimir putin who is determined to retake and create what he calls greater russia. we ought not let that happen. the ukrainians are prepared to fight. we o

we brett in bret baier. good to have you with us. i had the same impression. president biden will be making marks that we're not expecting and they want to put him out there to erase this bad report from the special counsel about his abilities. >> yes. i think that they could do that in a series of long interviews. i know you've asked and i've asked for president biden to be on our shows. we would do a town hall with president biden. we have offered all kind of things. they have said no. those q and a possibilities are a way that obviously they can show something in the wake of that report last week. they're trying to put him out there more. the question is it effective. after the first time he came out in the evening and turned around and took the question and went to talk about the president of egypt and instead said the ex-of mexico, it didn't help. in fact, it hurt. >> martha: let's talk about kamala harris. it very interesting, a lot of people that have been putting these scenarios out there that provide an opportunity to think about whether or not there

i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are covering two major stories. the u.s. is hitting russia with more than 500 new sanctions on the eve of the second anniversary of the ukraine invasion. the penalties are also in retaliation for the death of kremlin critic alexei navalny. but, we begin >> bret: with the border crisis in this country. there has been -- there have been new mass street releases of migrants today into the streets into the san diego sector. this comes as we learn new information about the number of foreign nationals at the border and how few were actually deported. this is all new information. correspondent bill melugin is in san diego right now with all of this as it's breaking. good evening, bill. >> bret, good evening to you. illegal crossings have really been surging here at the california border in recent weeks. and just yesterday, attacks pair funded migrant shelter right here in san diego county officially ran out of money and had to close its doors. the combination of those two things led to a wave of mass street releases today. >> today

team fox coverage, bret baier on the political repercussions. mike emanuel reports on another case involving an illegal im grant. >> aishah: we have dramatic new video from the southern border with alexis. >> good morning from the southern border. the chaos continues on a daily basis with more crossings continuing. i will take a live look now from our drone team in eagle pass, texas seeing what we're seeing from above. the rio grande and lots of razor wire. former president donald trump will be here in just a matter of days. the smugglings continue here. this time texas dps finding dozens of migrants packed into a truck in texas. watch this. >> do you have people in there? [speaking spanish] >> that human smuggling bust happened in laredo, texas. video shared with fox news is one of at least four human smuggling busts just this month alone. five smugglers, at least 36 migrants were arrested in the case. you can see the smugglers on the ground part of operation lone star led by texas governor greg abbott leading to more than 40,000 criminal arres

. >> bret: bret baier in washington in for john roberts. the president will be blocks from the roosevelt hotel, but will he see the migrant crisis firsthand in new york? outrage is growing after police charged an illegal immigrant with killing 22-year-old laken riley down in georgia. the suspect had been arrested once before in new york. >> committed a crime when you come into the country illegally, that is a red flag. why nobody was notified or something was not done about that and this individual was allowed to then somehow get to the state of georgia and commit this murder, you know, outrageous. people are so frustrated. >> bret: fox team coverage now, gerri baker on the president's swing through the big apple today. nate foy with an update on migrant gangs stoking here, but first, alexis mcadams in eagle pass, texas. good afternoon, alexis. >> good afternoon. horrible case in georgia started here at the nation's southern border. fox news can confirm the migrant now facing murder charges in the case of the 22-year-old student was arreste

. >> harold: congrats again bret baier great interview with mr. zelenskyy. leaf blower. no easy feat and had to call in his sister for reinforcement. eventually pull the balloon up to his neck and reinflate it. the dad enjoyed bouncing around the kitchen before his bundle was burst. it's a big one. >> shannon: who even thinks of that? why are you attempting that? >> judge jeanine: what kind of balloon is that? that's not a regular balloon. >> greg: i think it's a magnum. [laughter] again, congratulations to bret baier. >> steve: i think it was taking his head off. that is very strange. >> harold: they seem to enjoy family time. celebrating family. >> greg: get off social media. one of your relatives giant rubber ball. bring him out to the lake. >> judge jeanine: all right. well, shannon, we loved having you on. >> shannon: thanks for having me see you on sunday. >> shannon: see you on sunday. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us. have a great night. have a great weekend. >> bret: hey, judge, is jesse's book called "get it together" and it comes out next month?

i'm bret baier bringing you the top story at the top of the hour.ere was a shooting today outside the celebration for the super bowl champion kansas city chiefs. one person dead. at least 15 people wounded. we are told that there are two people in custody. we're waiting for a news conference from the kansas city police. and get more information from that. the kansas city chiefs put out a statement saying we are truly saddened by the senseless act of violence that occurred outside of union station at the conclusion of today's parade and rally our hearts go out to the victims, their families and all of kansas city. again, awaiting some new information. when we get that, we will take you there live. >> bret: also breaking tonight in just the past few minutes, special counsel jack smith is urging the u.s. supreme court to let former president donald trump's election interference case proceed to trial without further delay. the trump team is asking for a continued pause in the case as the court considers taking up the questions of whether the former pres

i'm john roberts in for bret baier.reaking tonight, new information on the 11-year-old girl missing since leaving home to catch a school bus last thursday in east texas. chief correspondent jonathan hunt has got the late latest for us this evening jonathan, unfortunately bad news. >> 24 hours after he still hoped audrey cunningham would still be found live it fell to lyons to deliver the late breaking news. >> i announced audrey's body was located at the trinity river at the u.s. highway 59. my heartaches with this news and i express with my deepest sympathies and condolences to everyone who knew, who cared for and loved audrey. >> police have been questioning 42-year-old don steven macdougall as a person of interest in audrey's disappearance. macdougall has a long criminal record and lives in a camper van behind the home where audrey lived with her father. about an hour north of houston. police say macdougall admitted he left the property with audrey to take her school bus stop just before 7:00 a.m. last thursday. some

he told bret baier he would not call it a crisis.amala harris says she stands ready to serve if that came up as vice president, obviously, this is someone appointed to be the border czar. did you ever get the sense that she was heavily involved in fixing this crisis? >> no. what she's been focused on again is remember, three countries, guatemala, honduras and ensalvador. we have over 160 countries from around the world showing up at our border now. primarily getting a lot of chinese, venezuelans, men from africa. the american country has nothing to do with it. the effort she's putting in the root causes will do nothing to stop the numbers that we're seeing now. >> sandra: just became a bigger and bigger political issue. look at the primary. this was the number 1 priority for voters. far from the border. bill, great recording. thank you. we'll be watching for that fox nation special, "border crisis." thanks so much. ready, set, snow. the northeast bracing for a winter storm that could have an impact across the country. adam klotz. wha

good evening, bret baier. new information on the woman who opened fire on one of opened fire on largest churches. house seat of expelled republican. and former president donald trump raising eyebrows and getting criticism for new comments on nato and russia. ♪ first, breaking tonight this is a big week for the former president and his legal team. a short time ago he asked the u.s. supreme court to intervene on his behalf in one major issue. he is also dealing with his own classified documents case in florida. and the election interference case in georgia. correspondent david spunt looks at all of this tonight live from the justice department. good evening, david. >> david: good evening to you, bret. the former president officially filed his appeal about 90 minutes ago. now we wait for the nine supreme court justices to say something. this they decide to get involved or not they could be weighing in on a massive, mask part of the middle of the campaign 2024 for the next president of the united states. donald tr

i'm bret baier. breaking tonight we are following two major stories. the u.s. former president donald trump off the 2024 ballot. the landmark case is something thcot

. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight the house tees up an historic vote on the impeachment of the homeland security secretary as the senate border bill is on life support tonight and president biden gets out and plays the blame game. we have fox team coverage tonight. peter doocy at the white house with the executive level finger pointing over the border badge. aishah hasnie at the capitol as republicans, even some democrats put stop sign on the measure. we begin with senior congressional correspondent chad pergram on the hill where the house could begin voting at any moment on blb to impeach homeland secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> good evening, bret. no impeach cabinet secretary changes tonight. the house votes to impeach alejandro mayorkas. of the allegations lying to congress and failing to enforce the law. it's about the math. at least two republicans plan to vote no ken buck and tom mcclintock. mcclintock called impeachment a stunt. >> but we know that's not grounds for impeachment. this border cr

are you offended iethe only bear i want to see in leather chaps is bret baier.ute. like an accessory. >> greg: an accessory, exactly put it all over you. >> judge jeanine: who cares, who cares to get fired up about something like that. why can't people just --. >> dana: why can't companies just make money >> jessica: you think they're trying. >> jesse: that's the thing dana, you get to a point where you're selling merchandise and you have to expand so you need to add lines. that's why you add a pride line. that's why you add a children's line. that's why you add an adult-themed line. it's just about the dollar dollar bills. >> greg: you know what i notice? in the washington post today what did they do? buzz kill, they had an article on why valentine's day roses are bad for the environment and then ten minutes later i get an e-mail from the washington post for a valentine's day special, read for $0.50 a week if you sign up today. so apparently roses are bad but chopping down trees is good. in your face >> jessica: well you won't get the print copy. >> greg: doesn

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. >> let's bring in special report anchor bret baier to help us fill the bucket.er] you have been watching this. you know the region and the issues well. catches up on what you think tonight. >> a couple things. the white house put out a statement saying that the president, making this statement that he had this afternoon, that at his direction, he issued this order for u.s. forces in response, at the time and place of his choosing. he kept on saying that the white house said -- the defense secretary said, the state department said that the -- today was the time and place. proxy groups on the grounds, 85 targets, 125 precision munitions. interestingly, happened moments after the transfer of the american bodies of soldiers who were killed in that base by drones that were funded by the iranians. when anybody takes this, can't prove that these proxy groups are tied directly to iran. you talk to experts in the intel world, it is direct. there are hundreds of millions of dollars that are going to these proxy groups. they don't fire a bb gun without getting the blessing

baier or a martha mccallum, for example.nd inflation and about these wars that we're pouring billions of dollars in and i can go on the list as far as the topics that can be discussed. but this interview with seth meyers will be, basically, t-ball if you put a beach ball on the t at this point, carley. >> carley: i think you are right. do the late night introduce and fun ones and do the hard hitting ones as well or face this kind of criticism. i'm also mainly concerned about the traffic situation that's going to take place in new york city. >> todd: she started yelling before we got to commercial. i thought you were having a stroke. last time the president was in new york city it took me two hours to get home. it was brutal. so, joe, there is also this from axios we want to talk to you about. democrat drorns president biden's use of cheat sheets. we have seen the cheat sheets in pictures before. now there is further emphasis on this and focus on it. this axios report says biden's reliance on note cards to help explain his ow

i'm shannon bream in for bret baier.ident biden and his team over the government report that says he is ae

mayorkas steered clear using the term even as of last month in an interview with bret baier about the illegal crossings. >> the numbers are historic and extraordinarily large. this is not specific to the united states southern border. >> you think it is a crisis now? >> bret, it is a challenge that we have been addressing vigorously. >> earlier this month, mayorkas admitted what is happening at the southern border is a crisis. the new yorker says biden's former chief of staff ron clain raised the possibility of firing mayorkas to reset the administration's message. he says i never considered firing him, i considered him a dedicated public serve nota. the trial will begin at the end of this month. >> todd: texas government greg abbott opening a -- in eagle pass, texas. it will hold 2000 national guard members to battle the border crisis. >> it is essential to build this base camp for soldiers. it will be good for them, improve living conditions, improve quality of life and sustain a strong moral for our soldiers. as opposed to be scattered places across thisregion, they be out of one p

, makes sense, because mayorkas is always refused to call crisis in fact, i want to play sound bite bret baier and mayorkas listen how he handled that listen to mayorkas's response to brett i want your reaction. >> the numbers are historic, the numbers are extraordinarily large this is something that is not specific to the united states' southern border. >> but do you think it is a crisis now? >> but it is a challenge that we have been decreasing vigorously. >> a challenge not a crisis is he coached? tiana: you can tell number one priority, in his answer there, not about actually addressing what when he is going to do to fix it just can't -- call it i can't call it a crisis, the interesting thing about this report that you march 2021 date, remember when biden took office, border crossings were low not just because of success of "remain in mexico", but also because of covid, it was much slower, it would have stayed like that, even before biden was you go ining a rated announced going to rip up "remain in mexico", not increase spending not any of that tom cotton saying i was saying if you

i'm trace gallagher in for bret baier. president biden is facin

. >> trey: you came back from overseas and are calling bret baier o r just had a riveting interview withenskyy. we just saw some of it. others, though, congressmen arel giving a platform for vladimir putin. where did this pro-russia wing of the republican party come from customer >> come trey, this is one of the areas we see in certain areas where deliverables and libertarians are together. i don't know where it's come from. it is isolation which i think is incredibly dangerous and it is t naive particularly world war iid history. it is noeren different than thee bully in the schoolyard, trey. the bully will steal your lunch money. vladimir putin is a bully in ukraine is on the front lines of freedom versus dictatorship. this battle was already fought world war ii into democracy won pure democracy won over communism dictatorship. wetato have a rise of dictators across the globe trying to reeducate the world war ii. we have to make sure they are not successful. >> trey: congressman you always had a reputation for trying t o work things out and find solutions. it is good to see that has no

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i remember earlier in the week, quentin folkes as a deputy campaign manager joined bret baier and triedit was secure for the problem was worse under president trump. what a joke what a laughable thing and th in there rolling ue talking points and harris did on the view this week. we tried it was a day one priority. we put forward legislation it was republicans who would not work with us. what a joke. what a lie. republicans pass hr two took us back to trump era border policies but make no mistake they will try to deceive on this issue that will be very difficult when you look at what's happening in blue jurisdictions it has got to blue jurisdictions. mark: it is amazing to your point they have this talking point they always have talking points because they are liars. because their policies fail paired because their ideology is corrupt its anti- american as you can see on the border. it is amazing they never take credit for the destruction that they create. it's israel's fault it's putin's fault it's the oil company it's a pharmaceutical company's fault on the border, it is the republica

bret baier asked president zelenskyy about the loss. >> we have to be more quick. that means to lose all the bureaucracy that we have. otherwise, we will not have any chance, so to be smart, technology, more technology and of course, quick. it is not money, people -- >> we've seen russia on the move, does that mean we're seeing the tide turn here? that war change? >> lucas: former secretary of state mike pompeo appeared on the program in the past hour. >> when you pay billion dollars to get our folks out of iran, i'm thankful, but you have now set a market price forric taking american hostages. i'm glad the ambassador met with them, we should meet and talk. only thing vladamir putin understands is power and this administration refuses to use it. >> lucas: saturday marks two-year anniversary of zelenskyy launching innovation of ukraine. calling on the president to fast track and send ballistic missiles to the battlefield. he says congress does not have to enact legislation to do it. >> steve: thank you. our top story is the outage with cell phones and carley, this i

bret baier and martha maccallum coverage right now. ♪ >> the showdown in south carolina. >> he will castne of the most important votes of your entire life. >> now is the time we make our choice. now is the time we show our country what south carolina is made of spin the president trump looking to deliver a knockout. >> with your help we are going to win this day this november we are going to win the white house and take back our country. >> a defiant governor haley down to hang on. >> south carolina will vote on saturday. but on sunday, i'll still be running for president. i'm not going anywhere. ♪ >> tonight the voters of her home state make their voices heard. our coverage of the south carolina primary starts right now. ♪ it is 7:00 p.m. on the east coast and the polls are officially closed in the state of south carolina. good evening, i am bret baier. >> i am martha maccallum live at fox news headquarters for special coverage of the south carolina republican primary. fox news decision guest canal project former president donald trump will win the state gop primary trump now has three

bret baier is live with more on the significance of these results.ret, i guess to the republicans first, it looks like the former president is doing a pretty good job of dominating his race nah yay yeah, trace, good evening, it is a shellacking in the republican primary in michigan. right now tonight 16 delegates up for grands another 39 in the republican conference convention, the district convention this weekend. 55 in all. if you look at this, here you see the breakdown. about 192,000 votes separating, but if you look a little closer into some of these counties, here's macomb county. this is kind of the working-class, this is the home to traditional reagan democrats. it is now trump country. if you look at some of these other counties, oakland county, again a big spread. if you go over to, let's see, here we go, this is home to the university of michigan, if there was going to be a county in which nikki haley was going to succeed, it was going to be in this one of the biggest democrat strong holds and even there there's a spread. now, you go furth

. >> john: and more on "special report," bret baier went to ukraine to interview volodymyr zelenskyy,er the u.s. is doing enough to help them win the war as opposed to the stalemate. >> aishah: and john kirby said it's congressional inaction, and republicans saying the strategy is not working. so, interesting to hear what the president of ukraine thinks. >> john: it will, tomorrow night 6:00, here on special report. pipeline workers in texas worrying about the president's energy policy. hey, grady. >> the ceo at troy construction says this equipment and his workers should be building pipelines but they are not and he blames president biden's policies. so, coming up, we'll introduce you to some of the people impacted by the policies. the pipeline workers who are out of work. that's next. otlong. except when you add on an all new footlong sidekick. we're talking a $2 footlong churro. $3 footlong pretzel and a five dollar footlong cookie. every epic footlong deserves the perfect sidekick. order one with your favorite subway series sub today. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed

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last year he dodged bret baier because fox had it. i can kind of see that. this year it's cbs.norah o'donnell. biden said no to a three-minute soft ball, where the first question is on ukraine, second question gaza, third question is who's going to win tonight. biden is not campaigning for president. so obama is getting the old gang back together. remember the 51 intel officials that covered up the laptop last time? well, obama is launching a joint national security group, where the goal is to, quote, remind people that trump is very dangerous. that sounds familiar. but in 2024, the american people aren't going to fall for it. we've seen enough hoaxes. this time everybody knows it's coming. investigative journalist glen greenwald joins us now. it seems like the media is now realizing this might be a regular election and they're freaking out. what does that tell you? >> it's kind of amazing that the parts of the corporate media that are desperate for biden to win, which is pretty much every part of the corporate media, other than the network we're currently speaking on, is all e

. >> you just came back from overseas and bret baier had an interview president zelenskyy we saw it,are giving a platform for vladimir putin. where did the pro-russia wing of the republican party come from? >> this is one of the areas that we see in certain issues where the liberals and the libertarians are together. i don't always come from is an isolationist view of foreign policy which is incredibly dangerous and it's naÏve to world history particularly world war ii history and is no different than the bully in the schoolyard, he'll steal your lunch money everything will day until you stand up to them. vladimir putin is a bully in ukraine as a front line of freedom versus dictatorships in this battle is already fought in world war ii, democracy one over communism and dictatorships. we verizon dictators across the globe trying to relitigate the outcome of world war ii and we have to make sure that they are not successful. trey: congressman you always had a reputation for trying to work things out and finding solutio solutions. it's good to see that that has not changed. thank you f

i remember earlier in the week, quentin folkes as a deputy campaign manager joined bret baier and triedit was secure for the problem was worse under president trump. what a joke what a laughable thing and in there rolling up te talking points and harris did on the view this week. we tried it was a day one priority. we put forward legislation it was republicans who would not work with us. what a joke. what a lie. republicans pass hr two took us back to trump era border policies but make no mistake they will try to deceive on this issue that will be very difficult when you look at what's happening in blue jurisdictions it has got to blue jurisdictions. mark: it is amazing to your point they have this talking point they always have talking points because they are liars. because their policies fail paired because their ideology is corrupt its anti- american as you can see on the border. it is amazing they never take credit for the destruction that they create. it's israel's fault it's putin's fault it's the oil company it's a pharmaceutical company's fault on the border, it is the republica

. >> general jack keane said the administration is to be more effective plus bret baier from ukrainel be here on "america's newsroom." the southern border is tired of photo ops and he wants action in a community activist in chicago rails about local leadership failures in the windy city. the first time to the men since 1972. the space program is back and we are here with it. bill and i will see at 9:00. ♪ ♪ voices of people with cidp: cidp disrupts. cidp derails. let's be honest... all: cidp sucks! voices of people with cidp: but living with cidp doesn't have to. when you sign up at shiningthroughcidp.com, you'll find inspiration in real patient stories, helpful tips, reliable information, and more. cidp can be tough. but finding hope just got a little easier. sign up at shiningthroughcidp.com. all: be heard. be hopeful. be you. >> we've been live from south carolina all morning ahead of the primary between trump and nikki haley. >> lawrence is talking to the voters. he is at a diner in columbia, south carolina, not too far from where we are. >> i wiped off the whip cream. who are yo

. >> dana: bret baier traveled to ukraine with an interview with president zelenskyy. first let's go to jacque heinrich at the white house. hi. >> good morning, dana. it is being billed by the administrations the sanctions target individuals connected to navalny's death but also russia's defense industrial base and network of back door entities it has used to evade sanctions. up until now the biden administration has tried to target russia's economy that would become apparent over time. sanctioning central banks and capping oil prices. it hasn't been very effective. china, india, brazil have bought cheap russian oil in record amounts and russia has used that money to prop up its war machine and stimulate its economy. u.s. avoided friction with countries partnering with russia and failed to confront countries like turkey serving as alternative supply chain middle men for technology banned. >> if he wants to announce additional sanctions against russia. that's great. we're all for that. what the biden administration needs to answer is why they haven't enforced the curren

. >> you just came back from overseas and bret baier had an interview president zelenskyy we saw it,ving a platform for vladimir putin. where did the pro-russia wing of the republican party come from? >> this is one of the areas that we see in certain issues where the liberals and the libertarians are together. i don't always come from is an isolationist view of foreign policy which is incredibly dangerous and it's naÏve to world history particularly world war ii history and is no different than the bully in the schoolyard, he'll steal your lunch money everything will day until you stand up to them. vladimir putin is a bully in ukraine as a front line of freedom versus dictatorships in this battle is already fought in world war ii, democracy one over communism and dictatorships. we verizon dictators across the globe trying to relitigate the outcome of world war ii and we have to make sure that they are not successful. trey: congressman you always had a reputation for trying to work things out and finding solu solutions. it's good to see that that has not changed. thank you for joinin

this is nora o'donnell, last year it was bret baier.hie s an election year. you're dodging the super bowl interview. s softball afterof softball first questiona, on ukraine third gaz third question what are you going to eat when you watch the game. that's 3 minutes. can't survive that tells you everything youu need to know. the media has lost touch with the street. i have mi hay ear on the street johnny goes out and talks to s o people barbershops wherever he's at and it's the same thing, there was money in your pocket e four years ago, now there's notf as much. if you look at the wage growth chart, i know you sleep with that. >> you know it. >> after the trump economic tax and regulation policies through the roof wages skyrocket t and fauci's we happen lab crippled it. people don't havecove as much mc now and that's the bottom line.t you can talk about wall street numbers likeer gdp and jobs butt miss the kitchen table issue that people are really feel. >> unlike you. >> unlike me. e >>yo yes. >> harold i go to you for no on: particula

cheryl: bret baier did interview ukraine's president zelenskyy from the front lines of the war.ds more and they need it now, not later. so watch this. >> we have to be more quick. that means to lose all the bureaucracy that we have. otherwise, we will not have any chance. so to be smart, technology. more technological and of course quick. it's not money. it's people's lives. cheryl: it's not money, it's people's lives. so the senate bill providing 60 billion in aid to ukraine, it's still in limbo in the house. speaker johnson wants the president to secure the border first. so new jersey democrat josh gotten himmer is circulating a resolution that promises to protect speaker johnson from possible removal attempts if the speaker puts the foreign aid bill up for a vote. where do you stand on this? >> i support a package for ukraine that does the four things i he say. let's give them the weapons they need, let's make sure the sanctions are enforced against russia. this decision that biden made to not enforce the sanctions against russia, this has been the most detrimental decision,