on social media. >> caldwell institute.org.video there we need your support. >> steve: we will play you just a little bit. watch. this i gathered a vast team of experts, visionaries and game changers and created the caldwell institute for public safety. on june 24th, 2022, my life changed forever when my innocent baby brother christian was murdered on the streets of chicago. christian was 18 and excited about starting college. but on that terrible day, he became just one more of those 16,000 murdered across the united states that same year. help support the caldwell institute for public safety. go caldwell institute.org. >> steve: the fact that you say and it started with your brother but now you have made it bigger than your brother and you are trying to help other families who have broken heart just like your family does. and it's a shame that two years later we still don't know exactly who killed your brother every age, every race, every income bracket has been effected. this is not just about the south side of chicago. this

line john caldwell institute dawg. please count me in as a volunteer and willing to help in any way imaginable. ciano thank you. i'm sorry about the loss of your brother, and i'm sorry to every family that has had to experience a senseless violence. it can be stopped. we're going to support and we're going to follow the success wes. had last june 24th, on monday. i'm looking forward to it. thank you, k forw sean. all right, my friend. thank you. all right. that's all the time we have left this evening. thank you for being with us. please dvr it. never, ever, ever miss ant episode of hannity. not your heart. be troubled. greg gutfeld is next. have a great weekend gutfeld'e

they - are the facts, mr caldwell. they are the facts, let _ are the facts, mr caldwell.s, let me answer the facts, | the facts, let me answer the facts, then. first thing is, backing the tories in when the alternative was corbyn and mcdonnell, they turned my blood cold, so i did believe in the tories then, i believed in boris johnson then. i was wrong to do so. but i wasn't wrong in backing them against labour. because the labour ofjohn mcdonnell would have been a fiasco. now that we wind on a little bit and i was still firmly in favour of the tories but seeing more and more faults in rishi sunak�*s management of the uk economy and faults of the way he managed covid which i have an endless list of faults in what he did that was wrong. faults in what he did that was wronr. ., ., faults in what he did that was wron. _ ., ., , , faults in what he did that was i wrong-_ yes: wrong. not fellow, surely? yes, absolutely- _ wrong. not fellow, surely? yes, absolutely. furlough _ wrong. not fellow, surely? yes, absolutely. furlough saved i wrong. not fellow, surely? yes, i absolut

the british billionaire entrepreneur and businessman, john caldwell, who gave the conservatives halfounds before the last general election told the bbc that he will vote labor for the first time in his life next month. the founder of the fund for you business invited our political editor to his house this afternoon and told us that rishi sunak was a dud and that he's looking to hit all the right notes. >> i have no idea how many bulbs there are in those chandeliers either. mayfair and the labour party are not often words that appear in the same sentence, but they want to show off their new supporter and invited me to interview him. the last election, you gave half of a million pounds to the conservatives. now you are saying to back labor. why? >> the reason of course for backing the conservatives was that they couldn't possibly stand up in government. i feel exactly the same, but what i have lit nest in the last couple of years is a complete change getting rid of what i call the loony left, where extreme socialist policies were there rather than creating a wealthy britain. >> tell me

. >> welcome to hannity stay tuned with a major announcement from her friend and colleague caldwell but the twain 24 election is only 136 days away early voting in pennsylvania begins in 87 days goes to other states thereafter in the first presidential debate less than a week away just 6 days 2 left-wing self-proclaimed journalists who are liberal talk show hosts from fake news cnn will moderate the debate needless to say odds are stacked against trump. of the 45th president recently said he thinks there is a 10% chance cnn would be fair our rods have it as much lower. for starters i think we expect the first half of the debate dedicated the questions around january 6th an abortion. left fear mongering over trump's desire for political retribution democracy and peril critical topics like inflation. crimes committed by joe biden's unvented illegal immigrants from 180 countries including those countries with terror ties are top geopolitical photos will that come up we expect a fake news cnn would put their one-sided questions on the screen and probably least in there with provocative bias

onto my doing with the caldwell institute for public safety?former attorney general of florida and dr drew pinsky who is help me with mental health and my cousin and dan clerk a former prosecutor. joel fitzgerald of current police chief and his son was at a temple university police officer who is murdered. many other folks from the white house and other places but we need to change the direction of this country and i encourage people to go to caldwell institute.org so we can continue this warrants people we encourage that as well. caldwell institute.org, you know, it's interesting former president trump is really trying to persuade voters in urban areas that he can write a safer environment. that's obviously problematic her biden and harris. kamala harris is said this morning basically up had suggested his indictments maid people in certain urban communities relate to him better , you know, you could talk about the context of that statement but here she is responding to that watch. >> it's insulting. for a number of reasons including he is redu

go to caldwell institute.org. cor this institute happened because of your brother's death but this has been long waited. i mean, people -- i can't believe that nothing look this had been started before you started this. now we minced george soros you're up against george soros you're bankrupt two countries like he did and go up against that level of funding? >> only god is with me. i'll tell you that i'll be very clear i don't know how. but i know that he gave me this mission and i'm just going to follow the steps in which he's directing and guiding me god will have the people pour in the money under the sound of my voice right now to cut him a check and we're going to help do whatever they can do but i know for a fact that god gave me this mission. it is unfortunate how it started but this is much bigger than me. it is about our entire country. and what is become a lawless society. so i simply put no choice rachel. rachel: god bless you and this mission i believe that god did put this mission on your heart and i

gianno caldwell. you have a lot of things on your plate.r a black, hispanic or youth vote? it was bizarre. >> a pitch for the hamas vote to me. he is someone, congressman bowman is who i would call a classic buffoon. what we saw on the stage was buffoon. i can't believe as a sitting member of congress instead of supporting your constituents, there are many jewish constituents in his district voting for a resolution that says we'll condemn hamas, which was an easy lay-up for him, he chose not to do it. whose side are you on? if it isn't the jewish community residents you have, not the black community residents and playing cardi b does not, i think, bring about a piece of peace for the residence and no peace that he is being representative of them. so what are you really doing? >> harris: i don't know that any song or music or artist. that's not their job to figure out how to get things to be more affordable in your city. i don't know why he made it about the music. i saw something interesting yesterday. i looked at a map and some redistricti

we launched the birth of the caldwell institute for public safety.e which i am fed up with what i am seeing across the country. we work in the news business and your covering the story, multiple stories every day about a new family that tragically lost their son or a father or in some cases the same day my brother was murdered, a 6-month-old baby named cecilia was killed. instead of talking about it, the millions of dollars to finance these prosecutors there needs to be action. i can't lose anymore family members. this is why i started the institute of public safety. stuart: you no longer live in chicago. >> i live in miami. one of the big cities. when i go to chicago even in new york, my head is on a swivel, checking where i am to ensure no one is coming up behind me. we know the stories, seen the data. the majority of americans feel crime is a big issue. that's one of the linchpins in this election for 2,024, presidential election. blue one rua trump supported? >> i supported his policies. will when you think he could turnaround america's big citie

he should be transparent that it was him who invited chris mason to go interviewjohn caldwell and i thinkviously it plays into labour—mack�*s message, we've been hearing throughout the campaign, they are the ones offering economic stability, wooing business leaders, rachel reeves the shadow chancellor holding multiple breakfasts with city figures, so this i suppose is part of their wider campaign to pitch themselves as the party of economic credibility, the conservatives obviously argue that they are offering more than £17 billion worth of tax cuts and they are ones that can offer an economically sound way forward. i suppose this is part of the campaign, what we see in an election is trying to win around business leaders and john caldwell a significant figure for the labour party to have backing them. interesting, and harry, more widely on the campaign today, but would —— what should we keep an eye on? labour is focusing on their economic message, isuppose labour is focusing on their economic message, i suppose thejohn caldwell interview and the announcement that fits into that, rishi sun

amna: tamera keith, leeann caldwell, thank you. -- tamara heath, leigh ann caldwell, thank you.number of states are moving to regulate social media use among children and teens. new york state is the latest with a new law that would allow parents to block their children from getting social media posts suggested by a platform's algorithm. about one in five american adolescents report having anxiety and depression. cdc data show teenage girls are facing record levels of sadness and suicide risk. it all comes amid a larger conversation about social media and smart phones. stephanie sy has more. stephanie: on a recent morning in durango, colorado, students file into mountain middle school. but before entering, 14-year-old julia fernandez shuts off her cell phone and puts it in her backpack. this school has a ban on cell phone use. how is that going? >> i personally agree with the cell phone band. we have a lot of people with anxiety and depression. i feel it gives it a pause. a day without a cell phone is just a pause. that is not the reason we have these issues, but it is a factor.

yes, john caldwell is a billionaire.was in the sunday times rich list recently, i think it was it was the 109th. i think something like that, he is worth around one and a half billion pounds, according to the sunday times rich list. he founded phones for you. he's been a kind of serial entrepreneur. and at the last election, he gave half a million quid to the conservative party. and he said to me today, he's voting labour, and he's voting labourfor the first time in his life. so it's kind of quite something. you know, obviously people change their votes, all sorts of people change their votes between elections and any one person, however much money they've got sloshing around only has one vote. but if you decide that you're going to be public about your political affiliations, and he was in the past about the conservatives, not least because you have to declare that you're a donor of that sort of scale, and then you're willing to invite someone like me to rattle around in his quite a pad in mayfair, 101 rooms. what?! ..i

caldwell is watching this with us fox news political analyst.s the electoral college look like if virginia is in play? >> it puts them closer to winning this thing to 270. he needs wisconsin pennsylvania. those are important states as well as arizona but we saw last night at the debate is much more disciplined donald trump and i think we've ever seen and you and i have been talking to donald trump for about 8 years now. this is good news for the republican party. many republicans sitting on the sideline maybe even hailey voters have decided many from last night's debate that they want to be on the trump train and that's really good news for the country as well is an seeing joe biden's performance last night which gives me a lot less confidence that he's able to run the country especially for 4 more years. >> yeah, the president is about to speak. let's listen in. >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you hello virginia. did anybody last night watch a thing called the debate? that was a big 1 but as you saw on television last night we had a bi

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. >> then jasmin caldwell found what she thought was a clue. >> the owner of this restaurant gave me surveillance footage. >> it was video of vanessa from the week before she went missing. >> you can see her going to get food inside. >> the last images of vanessa before she disappeared. >> the owner says he knew her well and the last time he saw her she did not seem like her normal cheerful self. he said she seemed like she was worried about something. >> our partner network telemundo went to the restaurant as she tried to find which he could. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> for weeks, the family had been trying everything to find vanessa including a push on social media. >> we started a facebook page. >> the page was exploding. >> every day we would get 10,000 followers. >> and now jasmin's station had company. >> it's getting national attention. we lived, we eat and sleep and breathe vanessa guillen. >> it was getting traction. >> we kept pressure as a family because we wanted answers. >> this shows how much people do care. >> lupe began reading about fort hood. she discove

think of caldwell, who was told he couldn't pilot a plane without a high school degree. he decided to jump out of a plane and step. and he did. here on d-day with honor and first airborne when he was just 16 years old. think of harry. call the jewish son of russian immigrants who fudged his agent enlistment so he could join his friends in the fight. and don't worry, harry, the statute of limitations has expired. harry came ashore at utah beach on d-day. and now that he's come back, we said you can have anything you wants for lunch today. he helped liberate this coast, after all, but he said a hamburger would do what's more american than that. think of rock merit. who saw recruitment poster asking him if he was a man enough to be a paratrooper. so he signed up on the spot. and that decision landed him here on. d-day with the 508th regiment, the unit that would suffer heavy casualties in 70 years later. it said that all across fort bragg, they know rock not just for his on d-day or his 35 years in the army, but because 91 year old rock merritt still spends his time speakg

think of caldwell, who was told he couldn't pilot a plane without a high school degree. so he decided to jump out of a plane and step. and he did. here on d-day with honor and first airborne when he was just 16 years old. think of harry. call quits. the jewish son of russian immigrants who fudged his agent enlistment so he could join his friends in the fight. and don't worry, harry, the statute of limitations has expired. harry came ashore at utah beach on d-day. and now that he's come back, we said you can have anything you wants for lunch today. he helped liberate this coast, after all, but he said a hamburger would do fine. what's more american than that. think of rock merit. who saw recruitment poster asking him if he was a man enough to be a paratrooper. so he signed up on the spot. and that decision landed him here on. d-day with the 508th regiment, the unit that would suffer heavy casualties in 70 years later. it said that all across fort bragg, they know rock not just for his on d-day or his 35 years in the army, but because 91 year old rock merritt still spends

gianno caldwell. we have to get this right and we're losing people. young people especially whose future should not be taken away by a generation of thugs and terrorists who mean us harm. that's not everybody coming across the border, just the ones coming illegally and already breaking our laws. >> that's right. my question to the biden administration, when is enough enough? how many people do you need to see murdered in the streets of the nation because of the people i you a load into the nation? the media to talk about these stories and put pressure on the biden administration. fox news can't carry this burden on its own. in 2021 there were six venezuelan born people arrested in chicago. in 2022 that went up 11,000 plus percent. people in chicago saying they will vote for donald trump because of what they are seeing in their communities, being destroyed, resources being usurped. when we think about law enforcement officers, people who are putting their lives on the line and families giving them the blessing to do this work. how are we treating them?

thinkhf■l of caldwell, who was d he couldn't pilot a plane without a high school degree.e decided to jump out of a plane and step. and he did. here on d-day with honor and first airborne when he was just 16 years old. think of harry. call quits. the jewish son of russian immigrants who fudged his agent enlistment so he could join friends in the fight. and don't worry, harry, the statute of limitations has expired. harry came ashore at utah beach on d-day. and now that he's come back, we an have anything you wants for lunch today. he helped liberate this coast, after said a hamburger would do fine. what's more american than that. think of rock.wl merit. who saw recruitment poster asking him if he was a man enough to be a paratrooper. so he signed up on the spot. and that decision landed him here on. d-day with the 508th regiment, the unit that would casualties in 70 years later. that all across fort bragg, they know rock not just for his on d-day or his 35 years in the army, merritt still spens his time speaking to the young men and women of today's army and still bleeds g

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giano caldwell fox news political analyst, founder of the caldwell institute for public safety, and alect of the alec lace show and american flag ties. welcome back. nice going, alec. we appreciate it. put it out there. don't hide it. >> there it is. larry: gianno, i do want to start with you, read the very good editorial in "the wall street journal," but we've known this for a while, polls show young people are desserting biden. they don't want electric vehicles. they can't afford them. you can't resell them. you can't pay the insurance on them. the other problem is, to relate these stories, young people have given up on the american dream of owning their own home. home prices at record highs. mortgage rates twice as high as they were four or five years ago under trump. what's up with this? >> they're doing the right thing by giving up on this guy. he has been trying to buy their votes with student loan bailouts but not everybody has student loans. the truth of the matter is, the biden administration is disasterous not just for young people but all americans, especially considering the

but always good to talk to you gianno caldwell as always a fox news and political analysts will see you next time. happy father's day to your family. thank you. >> thanks. [laughter] eric: and to everyone house speaker mike johnson said he will not be deterred by the justice department decision not to prosecute attorney general american garland by the speaker promises to enforce the subpoena. demands garland turn over the audiotapes of president biden's interviews with special prosecutor robert her now the transcripts a at that have alrey been turned over. madeleine rivera has more on this from washington. >> good afternoon house speaker mike johnson is promising to take action in federal court this was expected this comes at the house voted on wednesday nearly along party lines to hurt attorney general american girl in contempt for refusing to hand over the audit records of president biden interview special counsel and is classified documents case. the present exerted executive privilege of the tapes and moved republicans have slammed. >> is really only two reasons why that would be th

john caldwell _ increasing. we will talk to labour. john caldwell is _ increasing. life and he described rishi sunak as an absolute dud. i strongly disauree sunak as an absolute dud. i strongly disagree with _ sunak as an absolute dud. i strongly disagree with him _ sunak as an absolute dud. i strongly disagree with him for— sunak as an absolute dud. i strongly disagree with him for the _ sunak as an absolute dud. i strongly disagree with him for the reasons i i disagree with him for the reasons i have given you. we have come through two extraordinary shocks. with covid, the economy shrunk 10% overnight and we had to support the economy. rishi sunak was chancellor and did a strong job of doing that, we supported people through cost of living payments, help with energy bills, billions of pounds of support in inflationary times. we have inflation down to 2%, target, we have the economy growing in the last quarter in the highest rate of any country in the g7. i quarter in the highest rate of any country in the g7.— country in the g7. i am sorry to interrupt. _ country

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leigh ann caldwell of the washington post. former white house press secretary jen psaki, and lahnee chen. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. i'm peter alexander in for kristen welker. for the first time in american history, a former president has been convicted of a crime. this past week a manhattan jury concluded beyond a reasonable doubt that donald trump falsified business records in order to influence the 2016 election, finding him guilty on all 34 counts, felony crimes. mr. trump, who chose not to testify, instead vented his anger outside the courtroom, claiming the trial was rigged against him and vowing to appeal. >> this was a rigged trial by a conflicted judge who was corrupt. it's a rigged trial. a disgrace. they wouldn't give us a venue change. we were at 5% or 6% in this district, in this area. this was a rigged, disgraceful trial. the real verdict is going to

line john caldwell institute dawg. please count me in as a volunteer and willing to help in any way imaginable. ciano thank you. i'm sorry about the loss of your brother, and i'm sorry to every family that has had to experience a senseless violence. it can be stopped. we're going to support and we're going to follow the success wes. had last june 24th, on monday. i'm looking forward to it. thank you, k forw sean. all right, my friend. thank you. all right. that's all the time we have left this evening. thank you for being with us. please dvr it. never, ever, ever miss ant episode of hannity. not your heart. be troubled. greg gutfeld is next. have a great weekend gutfeld'e . i like golf. all right. we. >> please save some for my guests. much l they're much less famous thanes n ii am. speaking of it's friday, so you know what that means. let'ws welcome our guests. he's so tough. even his law knows this day offt . the lord fox news contributoro paul mauro, if you get her pierce to kill, waterboard you with cheesy grits, c

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two years since caldwell's b brother was murdered, he will join us this morning.hel campos duffy, plus cool running, team usa oshg olympic team insisting on bringing their own air conditioners, we will discuss that. see you top of hour with charlie hurt, he is just sitting right over there. ♪ ♪ book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere. >> carley: video took place over the weekend. six climate protesters are facing multiple charges after storming the 18th hole all direction pga tour's travelers championship. delaying the finish about 5 minutes that didn't stop scott j scheffler wined to dod dan dakich joins us now. textbook tackling there they did not mess around. dan, this tournament don't united states $3 million, if not more to really needy people in connecticut. it's a charity tournament. do these people think about that before they decide to make this all about themselves? >> these protesters don't think about anything other than bringing awareness to their own stupidy. i saw some protesters on the 18th green of a golf tournament, i'm going to

and john caldwell, the billionaire who founded and made lots of money from phones for you, was on ourthis morning. and really interesting, he gave lots of money to borisjohnson. he's basically now takes a very dim view of rishi sunak. he has had entreaties from labour trying to get him onside. he's not convinced by labour. and he said to me this morning, like, he's lost, he's like a lost voter, and he doesn't think any of them are being radical or credible, really, on the economy. and particularly, he's very interested in green investment and climate change, and he thinks basically they're all missing a big opportunity, but the "don't knows" are still there, right? they absolutely are still there. and when you talk to both parties, both the big parties and the snp and the lib dems and the greens, when you talk to all the parties that all tell you that "don't knows" are still there in a surprising proportion at this election. shall we have a listen, though, to how mel stride tried to say that they'd be able to pay for some of the very many policies that they have announced already? com

and john caldwell, the billionaire who founded and made lots of money from phones for you, was on ourthis morning. and really interesting, he gave lots of money to borisjohnson. he's basically now takes a very dim view of rishi sunak. he has had entreaties from labour trying to get him onside. he's not convinced by labour. and he said to me this morning, like, he's lost, he's like a lost voter, and he doesn't think any of them are being radical or credible, really, on the economy. and particularly, he's very interested in green investment and climate change, and he thinks basically they're all missing a big opportunity, but the "don't knows" are still there, right? they absolutely are still there. and when you talk to both parties, both the big parties and the snp and the lib dems and the greens, when you talk to all the parties that all tell you that "don't knows" are still there in a surprising proportion at this election. shall we have a listen, though, to how mel stride tried to say that they'd be able to pay for some of the very many policies that they have announced already? com

gianno caldwell joins us now. it is rocky for kocurrent president, his home state.about the economy for folks in pennsylvania? >> thank you, ainsley, i love your new hair do. the cost has gone up, if you look at numbers, gas lease higher, electricity 16% higher, overall energy cost 22% higher, that is not including food. think about inflation. major problems in 2016 donald trump won by 0.7% and now he could win pennsylvania for 2024. when you consider the fact there are so many voters from black voters to voters who care about the israel and palestinian or israel rather hamas conflict that puts joe biden in a heap of trouble. this is going to be a fight to the end. >> lawrence: it is the perfect se segue, vice president kamala harris is working hard to gain support of black voters. she is talking about wealth and why she doesn't have any wealth. this is the vice president. >> to aspire to create wealth is a good thing, as far as i'm concerned. if that is what one chooses, i have chosen to live a life of public service. but i am all for get yours if that is what you

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electric vehicles, they are getting clobbered by housing costs, they are not votes for biden, gianno caldwellg alec we appreciate it. don't hide it. >> all right. larry: gianno. you know you read the very good editorial to "wall street journal" today, but we have known this. polling showing young people are desserts biden in part -- deserting biden, they don't want electric vehicles, they can't rforward them, you can't resell them, and other problem relate the stories. young people have given up on the american dream of owning their own home. home prices at record highs, mortgage rates twice as high as under trump. >> they are doing right thing by giving up on this guy, he has been trying to buy their votes with student loan bailouts, but. the biden administration has been disasterrous for all americans. and considering the fact that many young people when they graduate college they go back to live with their parents, that is their reality. inflation is eating it up, even if you are, you are wealthy person. things are more expensive. it makes sense why they are jumping ship. larry: you know.

electric vehicles, they are getting clobbered by housing costs, they are not votes for biden, gianno caldwelle. welcome back to you. nice going alec we appreciate it. don't hide it. >> all right. larry: gianno. you know you read the very good editorial to "wall street journal" today, but we have known this. polling showing young people are desserts biden in part -- deserting biden, they don't want electric vehicles, they can't rforward them, you can't resell them, and other problem relate the stories. young people have given up on the american dream of owning their own home. home prices at record highs, mortgage rates twice as high as under trump. >> they are doing right thing by giving up on this guy, he has been trying to buy their votes with student loan bailouts, but. the biden administration has been disasterrous for all americans. and considering the fact that many young people when they graduate college they go back to live with their parents, that is their reality. inflation is eating it up, even if you are, you are wealthy person. things are more expensive. it makes sense why they ar

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political analyst giano caldwell joins us this afternoon. is this strategy working in your opinion going to areas where perhaps they haven't always been well received? >> i appreciate what donald trump is doing, it has been needed for many decades in the republican party. as a conservative, i recognize the fact that many in these areas, democrats don't want us there, it has been their stronghold, their bread and butter. fortunately for them and the black community, didn't have to deliver on anything for decades. that is what we see in these areas, schools failing in these areas, economic prospects in this community haven't been that great except when donald trump became president and saw the lowest on a planet rate for black african-americans at that time. people who were interested in willing to vote for republicans and donald trump if they were willing to go to those areas and have a conversation because once you demonize a group of people too long, until you get a chance to meet them and have a conversation you believe what you have been

senator james langford, gianno caldwell and others top of the other. >> dana: >> martha: we may find to trial on election interference. david spunt with the latest on the georgia case in washington. >> the longer the supreme court takes to make a decision the further it pushes back a potential trial on the calendar. he is charged in d.c. trying to overturn the 2020 election results supposed to go to trial beginning in early march. the deadline came and went. the case itself has been on ice since late december when an appeal was announced. the judge in washington, d.c. overseeing the case has stopped all activity at least publicly on the docket. the first appeal was to the d.c. circuit court and ruled donald trump does not have absolute immunity to avoid charges. the supreme court weighed in even though the d.c. circuit court ruled unanimously. the case was argued before the high court at the end of april. we could find out tomorrow what the supreme court says, even this judge doesn't know and presiding over the biggest case of her life in a few months if the case goes forward before

day looked like, that profanity laced and cease-fire for the palestinians and what my guest yesterday caldwell said the hamas vote. >> exactly. what is interesting about this, harris, is that finally, you know, at long last, we've seen a rebuke, a very clear rebuke to this vile anti-semitism. the apologists for hamas running rampant in the democratic party. the voters delivered the rebuke. it should have come from the leadership of the party months ago. it should have come from biden. it should have come from harris. they should have been in there saying we have to kick these people out. these extremists taking over our party, trying to take over our party. you see it throughout the party. yes, this is a shrinking of the squad right now but this faction, this far left faction, this is the growing faction within the democratic party and the leadership is -- the so-called leadership of the party is doing nothing to fight back against it. thankfully the voters are. >> harris: what is confounding and you talk about that top-down approach all the way to the white house, how in the world will biden

leanne caldwell of "the washington post" said trump mentioned to these congressmen that he's expanding the battleground maps to new jersey, new mexico, virginia, and minnesota. have you heard that? >> we know that he has definitely offered to give us much help as possible to these house republicans. i did not hear about that per se but he touched on a gamut of different topics and his main agenda is trying to keep the house. i know a lot of folks in the house are worried they will lose it in november and they are riding on him to help them win the house. >> thank you very much. paul mauro. i think this accomplished two goals. you have to meet with the senate but it shows policy seriousness. he stood on the stage in nevada and said to the service employees that i do not want taxes on tips. it shows a seriousness, going to the hill, thinking about policy, making these promises of reality. but unity, congressmen that have not always been supportive. people like mitch mcconnell, a senator he has not spoken to in's 2020 will be with him to today. >> my perception of this it's it's the evolu

it's the et cetera part that worry is gianna caldwell.w how much he's been speaking out on this, since his brother was gunned down. are you worried that more americans aren't worrying your passions. they share sympathies, but it's not as important to them now? >> if you look state by state. the numbers tend to be different. if you look at washington, i believe it was "the washington post," they had a poll specifically for d.c. showing that 96% of people here believe that crime is a very serious issue and when you look at just the pure data, i'm reminded of something that jeff-- griff jenkins, i'm sorry, our very own colleague, griff jenkins, reporting he did on matt graves, the united states attorney for this area, assigned to prosecute local crime. in the last two years, this individual has declined, dropped over 2200, 2200 offenses over gun cases and declined to prosecute 33% of arrests on felony gun possession and you wonder why people think that crime is such an issue here or the carjackings or many other things. when you take his rec

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. >> harris: fox news analyst gianno caldwell and marie harf.d. authenticity is what the voters want. they want somebody that understands their plight and issues and why inflation is up and wages are down. the problem for joe biden is when he becomes authentic he says things which makes a lot of people cringe just like when he said if you don't vote for me you ain't black or when he said i don't want my kids growing up in a racial jungle and says any number of things which some people would consider to be racist. those comments and perhaps himself. it makes people think why would we want to support this guy? versus what he does best when he speaks in washington tones that lobbyists and other politicians and consultants get. that's his audience, not the american people. >> harris: we talk about what people focus on. i don't know if anybody will focus on george clooney and biden made up after the whole icc conflict they had going on. i do think trying to get a younger vote should be, you know, one of the goals for him if he is going to hollywood a

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us to analyze the coverage of atlanta, clay travis a nationally syndicated radio host and here lucy caldwell and advisor for new america so many pundits say hunter biden is getting off easy, what a double standard and he lied about the gun purchase then he gets convicted in three hours and some in the media politics that who cares about that that is a distraction. >> to me a couple of big stories relating to hunter biden and is not about his addiction or the gun charge because at the bare minimum because he could've been charged for the first big take away the hunter biden laptop 100% real was introduced as evidence and has led to a guilty conviction and likely to lead to a guilty conviction in september over the far more serious failure to pay millions of dollars in tax charges but have we had any accounting over what i think is a clear attempt to keep the story from being released in 2020 by the fbi which had the laptop since 2019 and has authenticated as evidence in a criminal trial. to me msnbc, cnn, the washington post and new york times have they apologize to the audience forgetting al

jenna caldwell, political analyst and sadly has personal connection to chicago crime himself.as your first reaction? >> again, another young child murdered in the city of chicago yet again. just in 2021, up into january of 2022, we saw that over 276 children, 16 and under, had been shot in the city of chicago. this is absolutely unacceptable, outrageous what we continue to see in the city of chicago. and what's even more outrageous is the fact that people like mayor brandon johnson continues to endorse policies that has made chicago much more lawless. he's endorsed the safety act which eliminates cash bail in the city of chicago. he said, we can't demonize children when a lot of these children have been the ones pulling the trigger. these young people, no matter what their ages are, they are committing these crimes they have to be held accountable. and i think about as i approach the two year mark of the murder of my brother, this coming monday, my heart goes out to this family, having to deal with planning a funeral for a baby. this is something that i think no american shoul