eric: finds a border patrol agents did not whip haitian migrants with the rains. the bite administration nevertheless will discipline four of those agents anyway. this is according to a release yesterday for the horse about mounted agents yet use quote unnecessary force a demonstration with those migrants when this happened in texas last year. you know, this caused a firestorm of allegation they're using that rains to whip those migrants were the agents now may be suspended as a migrants keep

crossing the southern border and record numbers despite the summer heat. hello everyone welcome to brand-new our "fox news live". i am eric sean. hi anita. >> hi anita i'm in for arthel neville but were also falling to other big stories at this hour pre-present biden says following gas prices surprisingly strong june jobs report shows his economic policies are working. despite inflation still outpacing wages and his poll numbers tanking. plus elon musk pulling the plug on his twitter buyout bid and twitter saying see you in courtship. we have fox news team coverage on all of this. christina coleman is standing by on the twitter saga and chatted program is at the white house. but first to bill melugin live at the border and eagle pass texas where he has been for the past couple of days, builder. >> and nina good afternoon. it has been nearly ten months in

the white house, that media, politicians, all falsely click horseback border patrol of whipping patient migrants in del rio last summer. and finally, announced yesterday the results of their investigation which they say show no evidence whatsoever that any migrants were ever whipped or struck by these horseback agents. however they did an answer going to discipline four of those horseback agents for alleged administrative violations including working in an unsafe manner and alleged unprofessional conduct for it in particular this a one agent use derogatory language toward migrants and maneuvered his horse in a near safe weight near a child with a several other agencies the threat of force to try to drive migrants back into the water into the rio grande. i am told by multiple federal sources these agents are now facing unpaid suspension of up to 14 days. but keep in mind, present by himself last summer falsely occlude cues these agents piece of their strapping migrants and

that quote these people will pay, there will be consequences. the president's claims have been proven false. the present of the border patrol union says he should apologize. >> the president of the united states at these individuals would pay. the moment he said that those investigators had no choice but to find some sort of fault whether it's criminal or administrative but in this case it did administrative charge. they had to find fault they had no choice at that point. x in the meantime a reminder this border crisis is not seasonal despite with the white house says but you are looking at video we shot late yesterday afternoon. right here in eagle pass as temperatures were 108 degrees for this is part of a group of approximately 300 migrants to cross into eagle pass illegally yesterday afternoon for the spot alone we have seen massive groups in recent days including 300 yesterday. 200 the day before and more than a 500 the day before that. if you take a look at video the

same group we shot from the ground you will see a lot of these migrants were really kind of struggling in the heat. we saw several people fall down print some people to lie down begging for water. many of them asking us where is border patrol question requires immigration there were no agents there at first. agents are just overwhelmed right now in the del rio sector. these massive single groups are showing up multiple times a day, all along the del rio sector. back at her life texas governor greg abbott is fed up with the situation. he has just announced executive order that allowed texas dps and texas soldiers to not only apprehend illegal immigrants but also to bus them down to ports of entry on the u.s. side of the border. moments ago texas dps tweeted out photos showing apparently the first instance of this texas dps with a bus dropping microsoft at the port of entry in eagle pass. order patrol took custody of them paid will take it back to you. anita: clacamphill.com and eagle

process what had 8 degrees. more to come of the story for sure thank you so much, eric. eric: it meanwhile the washington present biden praising his economic policies after the june jobs report. it really beat expectations present glimmer of economic news even though the unemployment rate is low at 3.6%. get this, job openings still at record highs with the 11 million positions across the country unfulfilled but meanwhile the president also citing an executive order access to abortion under control across the country. that move coming two weeks after the supreme court ruling that overturned roe versus wade. chatted program out the white house with more from there, hey chad. >> good afternoon eric. midterms may be won or lost on the economy. excellent job support perhaps to guide remains high. >> largest gains a scene and wage growth have seen historically lower wage workers.

on the inflation side, clearly we know we still have work to do. the present is making some moves here to bring inflationary pressure down. living within the pandemic time. exit economic reports suggest the economy is running hot, low unemployment needs workers can demand higher wages. that drives up the consumer goods for gop is blessing democrats over the economy. >> death by trying to convince americans the economy is better. the promise every single day americans are hurting when they are either putting gas in their tanks, while trying to put food on their table, when they are trying to pay their rent or pay their energy bills. so that they know that they are not getting what they used to for the american dollar. >> fed is aiming to raise interest rates by three quarters of a point soon to tame inflation. meantime, the president is trying to get abortion to compete with the economy as an issue.

democrats may not like the supreme court ruling but they believe it helps them in november. exiting two additional pro-choice senator and a pro-choice house to codify roe as federal law. both can make that a reality. i know it is frustrating. and it made a lot of people very angry. the court has made clear it will not protect the rights of women. >> now pro-choice women march the white house today to protest the abortion ruling. most of them have no left there just on the street here now. democrats want to scare voters about republicans redo on abortion if they seize control of congress in november. back to you. eric: chatted program has not relinquish lease for today's post on the other end of pennsylvania avenue. >> this is my first reporting from the white house since 2001. eric: quickly what is it like for you to go from capitol hill down to the white house especially today?

>> usually idea article one of the constitution the legislative branch. today article to the executive branch but have done article three of the judicial branch once in a while. today we are on article two of the constitution executive branch. ask amanda many talents chad great to see you. >> a grand return to the white house for chad. in other news twitter it says it will suit tech billionaire elon musk if he drops his 44 billion-dollar bid to buy the company. but mosques as a social media giant did not comply with the terms of the deal. giving him a full tally of fake accounts. christina coleman has the latest live in our west coast bureau, hi christina. >> hi anita. yes because the ceo legal team is claiming twitter is in material breach of their agreement for they claim the company is made false and misleading representations of its data regarding how many fake and spam accounts are on its platform. anna found to the sec they said quote in short twitter has not provided information that

mr. musk has requested for nearly two months. notwithstanding his repeated detailed clarification to simplify twitter's identification, collection and disclosure of the most relevant information sought in mr. musk's original request. >> it has been a so proper from the beginning but ultimately what chart in april's scratcher $44 billion bid is now a twilight zone moment in terms of musk cutting the cord. boxed twitter market value was taken a big hit since all of the drama over this deal. their shares peaked in late april if the board accepted musk's offer for the company is valued at more than $39 billion paid as of friday's close its market value was about 28 billion print that's more than an 11 billion-dollar loss. now twitter could push musk to pay the one in mind our fee associated with ending this deal. but instead bret taylor the chair of twitter's board tweeted quote the twitter board is committed to closing the

transaction on the price and terms agreed upon with mr. musk and plans to pursue legal action to enforce the merger agreement. we are confident we will prevail. after it musk announcement yesterday, shares for twitter fell about 5% to $36.81. that is well below the $54.20 per share that musk offered to pay for the company. so as of now there is some speculation that his attempt to back out of this merger could be part of a negotiating strategy. musk can argue he is getting some sort of compensation for what he believes are misattributed numbers of users on the twitter platform. twitter can still get a better value than they would if musk were allowed to completely walk away. and their stock was returned to the open market. >> this ongoing feud between twitter and muss could end up being a long legal batter. some twitter shareholders are already serving the two parties

over how they have handled this tumultuous acquisition, anita. >> i get the feeling we have not heard the end of the story. christina coleman, thank you so much. eric. >> and need it meanwhile there are continued disturbing cases of violent crime in some cities this summer. a word of caution when share some videos note some of them are clearly disturbing. this one in philadelphia that's her police release in the footage sink there, they say it is teenagers who accused of beating an elderly man to death. they say is you can see they took a traffic cone, this happen last month, the victim in this case was 72-year-old james lambert. he succumbed, he died of his injuries from those traffic cones that were slammed on him by those teens. some of the teens can be seen laughing and smiling in this video after the attack can you believe this how heartless some people are in these things happen? cops are offering $20000 reward for information leading to the arrest of any of the suspects.

you know, cross the country in fresno a suburb of california arrested two suspects they are accused of fire to a man in a park. they face attempted murder at other chargers. the victim they are thankfully expected to survive. new york city the nypd searching for man brutally beat a pregnant woman with a wrench this happened in broad daylight as you can see. police say this may have stemmed from a road rage incident is in the borough of the bronx after that suspect beat the woman she was taken to the hospital is in stable condition with injuries to her head. she is expected to survive thankfully that suspect getting into a silver bmw before driving off as you can see bystanders going over to help the victim, while, anita for. >> a lot of violence eric. now, back to one of our top stories by the ceo of twitter's reportedly willing to go to war to make the elon musk a deal

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billionaire elon musk announcing his deal to buy twitter, while that is offered muscat claims a social media giant has failed to provide numbers on fake accounts. filing the terms of the deal that he struck. twitter says see you in court. it is musk who is doing wrong the multi- million-dollar deal. robert wolf joins us feel one of the largest financial asset management firms in the country. so billion dollar 44 billy dollar blow up what is this all about? >> blowup is a good word. it was for the most part at hail mary right from the beginning. elon musk i think we talked about early on, he was never going to pay $44 billion. in my opinion that was way too much in the system. the revenues weren't showing it. the few things he did that is someone uncommon, one he does

not have a diligence out spirits going to be very interesting to see whether the number is going to hold up and what and/or not. i would say number two there is a real question whether this is any type of material reverse change cause that gives him the ability to walk away. but even then it doesn't feel like this is a. >> clause to me. it feels like it's business as and box going out. and then the third thing the company has is the specific performance clause which my gut tells me they are going to used to enforce this deal. so i am not here to take any sides. certainly there is a chance musk renegotiate to get a better price for there is a chance he pays the billion and walks away. and there's an equal chance this is a long, long litigation you and i'll be talking about this

for months and maybe even years to come. because this deal is not closing as is precooked bacon boys with toys. just mention it's got a billion dollar fee if this does not go through. do you think this was ever really serious? some thought he was trying to do this originally to gin up the stock and take advantage of that. do you think he really was or is serious about wanting to get twitter? or is there something else going on here? except a great question. at inception he was an investor. he does not necessarily disclose how much he had. then once he disclose the stock pops would definitely made money at some point. i don't know what he owns today and where it is versus his purchase price. this didn't make sense at 44 billion per this is not a company you do a leveraged buyout of. then i know he sold a bunch of tesla stock. we talked about the twitter stock. tesla's down about 40% from there when you're high.

there also down 25% since they announce the twitter deal since musk announced the twitter deal. obviously that's a big part because of the market is sonic their stock is been doing well either. and so my view is the deal just did not make sense from inception at that price. it was just going to be way too levered. listen i don't think it must is going to say here is a billion. that's the easiest outcome for him. i also don't think brett taylor and the board at twitter is going to say give us 1 billion but our stock is down ten to 15 billion. since you started playing this charade. >> and finally robert you know the thinking of some of these major huge billionaire business people who kind of played chess. it is a different world. what's goes on and his mind?

i think of logan bright in that secession. they think of big things and say i want to get this company. and then they get in the muck. and look shoot just said it hurts his own stock at tesla that has been hit pretty hard by this. >> listen, elon musk in someway said he acted a bit like a bully. he put everything in the public domain as if he'd negotiated through twitter. i have incredible respect for him for what he has accomplished. i mean he is a genius for this generation. we don't have that many individuals that can go make 40 billion-dollar bid, you know even though end up getting some equity back. in my 40 years on wall street we have activists we have takeovers, usually there are other companies their private equity firms their venture firms. seldom are they an individual.

so what he did was quite unique. why did he put terms and that mike note diligence out no material clause out. i think he has more of an uphill battle than he believes that i believe to just walk away. but my guess is he has a lot of staying power to fight this out for. >> you know our country is fond of swashbuckling businessmen warren buffett even lives in his own house, ken griffin all those others who have the money and foresight to go where no man is gone before. robert wolf who knows he's business people personally, former ceo chairman of ubs robert will see what happens thank you. >> yes thank you, anita. three of america's gun control debate rages on experts are scrambling to try to understand a disturbing trend. why do mass shooters seem to be getting younger and deadlier? analysis from former vp on a ted

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quickly created official say russian the red actual building second largest city. that. unreported guild. meanwhile the iranian government and the region said russian forces are managing to raise true hell there. relentless strikes in the eastern industrial heartland lucas thomason live with the latest from there. russian forces control over 20% of this country despite repelling russian attack coming from inside its own territory

and the largest city of kharkiv. there being fired from russia are off-limits to ukrainian missiles that are supplied by the united states. the russians continue to gain ground with the high cost 30% of their ground forces have been destroyed. as you mentioned lease six were injured in kharkiv include 12 or a girl per their fired from inside russia as i mentioned which are still off-limits because of the rules of engagement set by the white house. this woman witnessed the russian missile strike. >> the russians for the sake of the children. the russian by nationality. thank god no one was here. no one was killed. ten more minutes and five children would have been here for could you imagine what could've happened? ask boris johnson is on the most hawkish leaders in the nato alliance the first to visit ukraine since the invasion exactly three months ago. he wants to defeat russia, kick them out of all of ukraine including crime here that's

message you do not hear out of washer tempered indonesia secretary of state tony blinken ignored his russian counterpart was also present many western allies followed suit pressure is demanding tons of ukraine inc. grade that's stock and rotting import be allowed to be exported. >> again and again we heard calls from across the road represented in that room for russia to open there is a strong consensus there's no signs to go out to see u.s. the government announcing plans to spend $40 million more and weapon to ukraine including former satellite guided rocket systems. that will bring the total up to 12. many experts in the united states say that ukrainians need about 60 -- 100 of those rocket

systems, erica. before all right lucas in lviv thank you. anita: a troubling trend seems to be emerging in the plague of mass shootings across the u.s. according to usa today, suspects are rapidly becoming younger. their attacks and deadlier. in some of the most recent shootings in buffalo, uvalde and highland park they range in age from 18 -- 21. research are scrabbling to understand is driving more of america's youth to commit mass murder or join me now is a ted williams fox news contributor former d.c. homicide detective. ted, thank you so much for coming on this saturday. you know, you are able to look at the situation through an interesting perspective. your lens of law enforcement. and of course your legal perspective. in the past and general profilers have said people who commit these mass shootings have had a few things in common. like a desire to be famous but

some are disgruntled in the workplace, them bullied at one time or another in their lives. they live in isolation without a lot of friends. many have mental illness. but now you have people emerging from lockdowns during the pandemic. they are heavily influenced by dark social media themes and they are young, ted. they are in their late teens or early 20s. what do you make of this new profile? >> well, anita i can tell you these shooters have what i define as an internal rage that they can either control at certain times and at other times they are not able to control. the average mass shooter in america, especially those when you look at buffalo, new york or a shooter goes in, hates black people and shoots up a market and kills at least ten people. you look at uvalde texas you had

19 babies in a classroom that were shot and killed along with their two teachers. and then you go to highland park where you had seven killed. you had scores of wounded. there is a common thread among those three killers. first of all, most of them are white. they are between the ages of 18 -- 21. they are loners. they do not get along with individuals. they play violent video games. they have access to semi automatic weapons. there is a continued urge in these individuals to kill. we look at primo who was in highland park in illinois. he went over too madison, wisconsin and thought about continuing to kill there. there is an internal rage that is going on with these

individuals that causes them to act out as they have and to kill as many people unfortunately as they have also. >> it did seemed like unfortunate we are seeing more of these mass shooting tragedy spread less takes a look at some numbers from usa today before the year 2000 there were an average of three mass shootings a year for the first six months of this year there have been 240 plus probably many more so far. what factors do you think are attributed to this increase? quickly because i would ask him a question for quick sure. the access to automatic weapons. these weapons i have defined are only used for killing part you cannot take or these automatic weapons and go and hunt a deer and then eat that deer. so that is one of the things that's causing a lot of the problems in this country. anita: speaker that we know the

president just signed bipartisan gun legislation that expands background checks for those under 21 giving authorities more time to examine their mental health records, more leeway to carry out red flag laws are people who are found by a judge to be too dangerous to have a gun. will any of these things help in your opinion? >> i think they are a start. but there really like putting a band-aid on a wound that is gaping open. i think at some stage or another we are going to have to put more responsibility on gun owners sort of like this guy primo. primo could not get a gun at the age of 19. his father had to sponsor him. his father did in fact sponsor him so he bought five different guns. the guy in buffalo, new york who shot up the supermarket he had access to guns after he turned 18 years of age.

so there is a troubling trend. we seem to care more about guns then they care about our kids and human beings. that is a sad tragedy in america for. >> yes is a troubling trend as you say. ted williams thank you so much for your insight on the story. we appreciate it. enjoy the rest of your weekend. >> my pleasure. >> eric for. >> hollywood and all of us who love the sopranos mourned the loss of tony. the actor's best known playing the impeccably dressed wisecracking gangster poly and the hit series the sopranos there's a scene from the legendary episode has passed away in florida. also pro in films like goodfellow's mob clean and love and money. also when played mobsters on screen and it law enforcement in real life. he was born and raised the italian neighborhood in brooklyn. he was arrested more than two dozen times when he was younger

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>> still in shock of the assassination of former japanese

prime minister. that longest-serving leader was shot and killed during a campaign event yesterday. only days before national parliamentary election. please acknowledge there were lapses in security and still searching for the exact motive for this horrible assassination. my former member of the japanese navy used a homemade weapon a gun that he made shootings in japan are extremely rare one of the world's toughest gun laws. but what is this brazen killing now me for the country's future and confronting china question requesting former state department's foreign policy advisor to the obama campaign. david, it stunning horrible tragedy. he was a crusader for his country trying to reestablish japan's role in global affairs especially in the military front and national security. what does this loss mean going forward? >> well, the former prime

minister did an excellent job of strengthening relationships with key japan allies like our own country the united states. he was also very strong on foreign policy and his successor has followed many of the policies that he pursued. he was still a very important part of the political party that is the ruling party in japan right now. it is a big loss for their party. most of the world is mourning the loss of prime minister shinzo abe print china though some people are celebrating because he was also tough on china. he helped revive the quad alliance with the united states, and australia and india to confront china and the oceans were china is trying to take over. and to restrict shipping lines. and so he was very strong on that as well. hopefully prime minister's going

to continue some of these trends. his party is obviously reeling by this loss which was unforeseen and tragic. there's also the question as you mention whether the security was strong enough. here in the united states our former president of secret service protection for the rest of their lives. obviously whatever protection he had as a former prime minister did not work in this case pickwick you mentioned china of course he drew japan closer to the west. it is always closer to the u.s. over the past number of years. because of world war ii in the history try to re- militarize it and get away from some of those restrictions. as you said to confront china hears former secretary of state michael pompeo this morning on fox news live talking about that very issue. >> he understood the things they needed to do. they had historically been a nation that had not armed itself and is the chinese, despite his real threat to the way of life of every japanese citizen. he was prepared to work with the united states, with australia, with indian partners in the

region to deliver really good outcomes for his own people. because you said, will that policy continue? can japan stave off china? can we rely on japan as a stronger ally and confronting beijing? >> well i think those are important questions. honestly prime minister is pursuing many of the same policies. he was perhaps a bit more liberal than shinzo abe he's turned to the right a bit and is much stronger on defense. he's actually leading the effort to revise japan's constitution so that they can build up their military impart in in response to the threat from china. japan has been very good on ukraine as wellin terms of supported the u.s. led alliance to help ukraine and its resistance the invasion by russia. and so it is important the current prime minister pursue that policy as well. eric: made about boris johnson,

getting out of ten downing street or the mp said he could get up get elective it couldn't govern. obviously conservative p.m. will be chosen. your thoughts on mr. johnson? >> well, a loss in terms of consistency in foreign policy. boris johnson was just at the g7 meetings with the united states and the other g-7 countries a number of agreements were entered into. this puts a little bit at risk that there is a vacuum and leadership right now in the uk. i look at this particularly with respect to the policy towards ukraine because boris johnson was such a big supporter of president zelenskyy party formed a very strong relationship with president zelensky reported they had phone calls every week with president zelenskyy have courses with the first world leaders to visit president zelenskyy after the invasion by russia which was very brave of him to do. most employee the uk is provided

almost $3 billion in weapons to ukraine. since the invasion by russia. that's the second most bind only the u.s. which has provided a little over 5 billion the uk has provided almost as much and weapons to ukraine as the rest of europe combined. we hope the next prime minister of uk will continue this policy and there won't be much daylight between the u.s. and the uk on resistance to russia. and also in terms of confronting china with its provocations toward taiwan >> russian china two of the challenges that we all face. david, good seer david thanks so much for joining us on the saturday. >> thank you. >> anita. so if it looks like the legal drama between amber heard and johnny depp is far from over. by current lawyers are demanding a brand-new trial. we will tell you why coming up next.

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charles watson has more on this. and charles, how could that happen? [laughter] that's a good question but far from over. amber heard's legal team filing documents in a virginia court on friday arguing that juror number 15 was not the person that was actually called for jury duty. amber heard's legal team saying this juror in question could not have properly served on the jury at this trial. the reasoning for those claims is the jury panelist included a 77 help individual with the birthdate of 1945. however they say a 52-year-old individual who lived at the same address as the 77-year-old was the person who actually showed up and ultimately served on the jury. because of this mistake they are alleging lawyers are saying her due process was therefore compromised. under these circumstances a mistrial should be declared a new trial ordered. the jurisdiction this motion was

filed in, fairfax county virginia it does have some safeguards in place to avoid something like this from happening for they require all county residents to login with a seven digit juror number, zip code, birthdate the whole nines. now there are a lot of questions whether those safeguards were used or work this time around too correctly verify the juror's identity by this new filing comes about a week after lawyers asked the judge to throw out more than $10 million verdict awarded to her ex-husband in a very public defamation trial jury found heard the fame forced him to miss out on work opportunities following a "washington post" op-ed in which heard alleged she was a victim of domestic abuse. no legal experts say this is not a clear-cut argument. she's going to have to prove one of two things that this was not just a simple mistake on that this juror in question somehow could not be fair, and data pickwick sounds like a high bar

for if there is another trial i can guarantee you they will get some viewers. charles watson live force on that, thank you charles. eric: beaches on long island new york on alert after officials say a shark bit a lifeguard, who get this was playing shark bike victim during a training drill per the same thing happened but a different long island beach to a different lifeguard last sunday. that's something only place people were told to be on the lookout as they hit the beach, lauren green on the shark we can watch for us today, hi lauren per. >> hey eric these are the summer we consider perfect for europe famed long island beaches. but warnings of shark will prevent many people from dipping their feet into the atlantic seasonal warm waters. the latest shark attack of that 17 old lifeguard happen thursday during a training exercise about one through 50 yards from the shores of fire island, bitten around his ankles a team required just five stitches.

but otherwise will be fine. thirtys close the beach as a precaution. it is one of as many three shark attack since the beginning of july the other or further east at smith point beach. the third unconfirmed report at jones beach. expert sabal sharks are predatory, they are not really malicious. >> they really are not interested in eating people. we are not on their menu. they are interested and figure out what's going on, finding food. and they only have mouths. so for them to figure out what things are they do end up biting things as they passed by. >> shark sightings have increased as the ocean waters warm. as of yesterday there have been 40 shark attacks around the world this year including six that were fatal. will tax off newark beach unlimited they still make swimmers increasingly cautious. >> i am afraid of the sharks.

from everybody's in the water so it's crazy nowadays if there's a shark in there. >> i was excited to go in the water is a little bummed when i heard there were sharks in the water. but it is okay we are having a good time. we're just kind of dipping her toes in. >> the beaches have reopened but this was shark sightings will fly red flags warning swimmers of dangerous marine life activity. >> only going to go up to my ankles that is it. it i see anything him out of there immediately, thank you. we will be right back. ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. fasenra is not a rescue medication

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paul: severe storms were damaging winds, hail, flash flood that if you turned out to the eastern u.s. this weekend. urologist adam as life in the box whether center with more on this, adam tell us records and eat it all driven by some extreme heat or to sell those temperatures across the south for the fields like temperature in little rock, arkansas today is going to approach 120 degrees. a truly hot and really humid heard what that means there's a lot of moisture in the air that's going to lead to at times really heavy rainfall for this is the line of storms moving across georgia. with it very excessive rainfall and continuing heavy rain.

by this afternoon and evening were expecting severe storms across portions of montana and over towards the dakotas. stormy weather out there. yes that he is going to continue once again today, anita. anita: hot and sticky adam thanks so much for that per. >> feeling like 120 little rock while. i need and i will back at 4:00 p.m. eastern and just an hour, right? >> will see you then. ♪. paul: welcome to the journal editorial report i am paul gigot. the midterm elections looming facing increasingly sour electric with the latest harvard hairs both fighting 710 voters believe the country is on the wrong track with the presidents job approval rating sinking to 38%, voters already looking for alternatives with a stunning 71% saying they do not want him to run for reelection in 2024.

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