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stage, punching or stabbing him as he was being introduced. salman rushdie was taken -- no word yet on his condition. his were attacked -- his attacker was restrained. he is planning to speak on the united states as a place of asylum for artists in exile, and as a home for freedom of grade of its oppression he's been banned in iran since 1988 for his book called "the satanic verses." many muslims consider it to be blasphemous. the ayatollah khomeini called him and offered $3 million for anyone to kill rushdie. we are waiting to hear from the sheriff's department and will bring more on this news when it comes. we are awaiting the release of more from the unprecedented raid -- it is expected to come in the next few hours as attorney general mary garland finally breaks his silence

reviewing that he personally approved the warrant from the fbi and mar-a-lago. president trump said he wanted the words to be public, saying "release the documents now." meanwhile, new reports are emerging on what exactly they were working for. "the washington post" said -- live with the latest. >> former president trump says that the nuclear story isn't real, there's no truth. he said he wants to release the documents, it's up to his attorney, and if they release them, they may do it by today. we know that this is an unusual move to see an attorney general publicly talk about the ongoing case, but this is an unusual circumstance. there is no doubt in that involving the former president. >> first, i personally approve the decision to seek a search warrant in this matter.

second, they don't take this decision light to lee. it is a practice to seek less intrusive means as an alternative to a search and narrowly scope any search undertaken. >> the attorney general said he decided to speak about the case that she was under intensive political and public pressure to say something. >> all americans are entitled to the law, the due process of the law, and to no presumption of innocence. -- and to a presumption of innocence. much of our work -- >> fox news has learned that -- a secret subpoena in early june when a top justice department fbi team visited mar-a-lago. those investigators towards that area of florida state were some of the documents were stored, briefly viewed and took custody of a small amount of potentially sensitive materials.

sources also say that federal investigators had spoken with at least one person who relayed the possibility of more sensitive national security material -- from other areas of the property. while we are waiting for everyone on the candle, it's the unsealed ash on the panel, the unsealed search warrant. there will likely be a list of what was taken from the property. these details, more will be in the affidavit. that's still sealed, and there's no telling if the judge would consider unsealing the affidavit. that would of course contain probable cause. >> thank you, david. let's talk a little bit about this. the attorney general seems surprised that he is the attorney general. he's the number one guy in the justice department. did he say enough yesterday? >> donald trump won the election and then said "i will pick somebody else." he might have a grudge against donald trump, but we learned nothing in that press conference, but to be fair we publish and have learned much

from it. what concerns me is when you have these unnamed sources talking to "the washington post" saying it's about nuclear documents, you saw it, you lived this for four years, were donald trump had unnamed sources. in the end, it was -- do they drive in there? donald trump took highly classified nuclear secrets at mar-a-lago, and they do not hear the correction, they do not hear the actual truth. it frustrates me, which is why i don't give credence to the story. donald trump was willing to cooperate. you artie heard that they served the subpoena, took these documents. donald trump gave them to them. he was cooperating. when do they go "donald, you have to have -- these secret documents in regards to nuclear weapons handed over." >> have you talked to anyone

inside the inner circle? and, how are they feeling about how people might have tipped off investigator's? >> i haven't talked to anyone in trump world about this, but i've read a wide array of reporting on this. they read that everything the morning before they go to congress. the west wing said this. he caught me by surprise. extraordinary -- on the part of politico. they said there were a few other details, and enough times when trump scandals over the past 70 years have seemed potentially explosive in their allegations. the stories failed to detonate. they are exactly right. i went through lafayette square, i was there. we were told one thing, and then the general's report came out and dismissed it all.

last week's story was dismissed categorically. they have maintained this as a credible and likely peace, which -- the intelligence community, they came out and dismissed it. these were all anonymous sources that turned out to be different later. i proceed with caution, particularly when "the washington post" -- people who describe some of the materials but did not offer additional details about the type of information in the report. that's not detailed seeking to the level of three anonymous sources, senior level in the fbi who are directly working on the investigation. my point is, wait for the facts to come out. there's a history for them, stories of anonymous sources that turned out not to be true. many networks do not wait for the facts. i heard james clapper last night go ahead and entertain that this is somehow a russia/potent

related document that trump took. i am not paraphrasing there. he jumped to russia, and we learn that that does not end well. there is speculation, which is the problem. there is fact and then there is speculation, but there are people reporting as though the speculation is fact, and that is part of the problem with knowing what happened. people fill up that vacuum with their own ideas. we won't get the affidavit. we aren't going to get anything about the source that very likely could have been a secret service agent, federal officers who work with colleagues. >> there's a lot of things it could be. it's interesting that within 100 days of election -- happening for 18 months. there are some things that are on the record.

present trump has a better record, as we discussed, when it comes to speaking the truth. he was called an idiot and bombastic for saying he was being wiretapped at trump tower, but lord knows that he was. when he says something else, or pushes back versus something new, that has lasted as the fall elements. i think what we've seen with the american people, which should disturb everyone regardless of what you think the president trump. we just simply don't believe what our government is telling us. we have seen this happen. yes, perhaps the target is donald trump, the most lied about man. beyond that, but the government seems willing to do to target him is shocking, and yes, if they are doing it to him, one of the richest men in the country, one of the most powerful, likely candidate again, former president -- it tells you there's a comfort level with

breaking those kinds of regulations via the most prevalent example. with these same agencies involved, the same media. we are charlie brown, and the government is lucy. standing there asking us again to kick the football, and we fall for it. we must stop falling for it. we must not become cynical, but we must stop and not let gossip be pushed by the same media outlets that push that gossip as true. perhaps deliberately to allow that vacuum to fill with wanderings, imaginations that you can fill up with your own little detail. aimed away from the midterm elections. donald trump may announce whether he is running for president or not. the entire system is being manipulated by these individuals -- safe to say -- or have the best interests of everyone involved, because there

certainly would have been other ways to approach that situation. >> new video and details just coming in on the attack on our author salman rushdie. this was in upstate new york just an hour ago. you can see people rushing to the stage, terrifying scene, after police say that a male suspect ran up on the stage and attacked him. he suffered an apparent stab wound in the neck, and was quickly surrounded by mobs of people who held up his legs, presumably to get more blood to his chest. he was transferred in by helicopter -- the interviewer suffered a minor head injury. immediately brings the suspect into custody. we will keep you updated and hold salman rushdie in our prayers. more "outnumbered" next.

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>> pressure is mounting on president biden to announce his intention to run for reelection, and reuters reporting that his advisors are pushing them to do it sooner rather than later. she's already the oldest person to ever occupy the oval office, and will turn 80 shortly after the november midterm. this week, he was struggling to put his jacket on in kentucky. first lady jill biden came to rescue on that one, but i will say, he seems to have immediately forgotten shaking hands with senate majority leader chuck schumer. really interesting reporting from politico. i was reading this through the lens of wanting to be on the

record, i think president biden is running, because not running -- and that people involved in the planning of his campaign -- that step four biden, potential political rivals inside and out. he's no lame duck, meaning getting squashed at the midterms, there will be blood in the water, announced this quickly. >> >> i do not want joe biden to run again. >> i think he has that time to become president, and once you do, do you really give up that power? this is great politics. you have to announce right away. it's harder for kamala harris and other effective candidates to announce against a sitting president. then, the question becomes what the press does. they are accurate and fair.

continue to cover for him and run for reelection, or they push him out for someone else to step in. >> really interesting line from politico. that's the hardest race, track and field. an early move for them, nearly two years, that chased the 2024 presidential election. what they are meaning is that 2020 -- covid isolation, that then candidate have the luxury of staying in his basement, but -- >> if i was advising him, i would say that this could be dangerous. as one of the most demanding positions on the planets, physically, emotionally, mentally. you have to have strength, endurance, and you have to be able to communicate with the american people.

we want a leader who portrays strength, not weakness. we've seen him doing things my question his cognitive abilities. this is especially when dealing with countries like china, russia, north korea. we want tough leaders that was from one reuters report. i was talking to a friend this morning, and they said "if he wants his message out of the midterms -- afghanistan was an extra success, he told us. he saved christmas apparently. >> yes, and this is delusional. how many more months will we have of the invisible handshake? it has gotten better. you know this as a physician, watching him over the last couple of years, it's rough.

god help the country. as you talk about russia and china, they would probably be the biggest donors for his reelection bid, because they want a week presidents, someone who is dr. ring and law -- it's not good for the country. i agree with sean. i don't want running people from the other party so that whoever's president, i want them to be strong and in command of the facts, and to exude that sort of confidence that's almost impossible at his age. >> i think he's running, but will the party run away from him? >> it's not just what joe biden wants, it's what the infrastructure wants. clearly, he -- with people operating the system. you also have to win donors over. it just depends on what's being

offered, what happens in the midterm, and the bottom line is that you've got a man who enjoys being president, but americans are going to be experiencing many more difficulties. iran is certainly not stopping. the economy will get worse, and with all the independent analyses of this bill, it's that it will make things worse for the american people. the majority of democrats don't want him to run, because they feel like they were taken advantage of. burn me once, shame on you, burn me twice, shame on me. this will be about what the base wants, what the voters want command every poll right now says it's not joe biden. >> we'll be interesting to see "i can't wait until 2024. new claims about the double standard from "the new york times," after the paper allegedly refused to run a piece by this republican

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times opinions editor barry white claims that her bosses refused to publish an op-ed without this senator without getting approval from the senate's top democrat chuck schumer. they resign from the times two years ago, and made the allegation during an interview on her podcast. >> there was a discussion about whether or not we should run the piece. a more senior colleague said to a more junior colleague, who was pushing for the piece "do you think the republicans care about minority rights?"

the junior college said "i think tim scott cares about minority rights." here is the shocking part. the more senior colleague said "let's check with senator schumer before we run it," and the younger colleague refused. >> what a stunning allegation. "the new york times" said they never seek out that approval about publishing an op-ed to, but the reality is that it was never published, in the reality is that senators can stop leading voices on police reform, i was in a room with him in victims of police brutality. i watched him be a healing voice for george floyd, at a time when there was so much hostility. even if america did need to hear it -- you don't check with the opposition -- before publishing an op-ed. >> that is unprofessional, especially from "the new york times," a very talented writer and editor. it shouldn't have lost her, but she could not, in good

conscience, stay there knowing what was happening, and said that conservatives -- she was described as -- being in a liberal environment here and she was talking about this on her podcast. people did need to hear what senator scott was saying, not only from a personal perspective, but his expertise on this issue. during the podcast he made a good point that they did not want a solution, they just wanted to keep going, and shame on anyone who is not serious about that, watching cities burn, watching law enforcement be denigrated to the point where communities are unsafe, because many cities did defund a lot of the police, and multiple citizens would have benefited. look now left with -- >> and under pressure, they said "this did not meet our standards." "the new york times" standards

seems to be checked with the other party, and presents an op-ed if it is republican. >> there are jokes saying that the media are stenographers for the white house and democratic party. this kind of proves that. it's amazing -- but you have to imagine that was not just a one-off dynamic. this is in a meeting with people openly discussing an an older colleague, thinking that they would move the younger colleague along. the younger one was sticking with it, that it wasn't fair, because it was inherently unfair that you could disagree, but that is the nature of a platform for a conversation: you have all these perspectives, especially from a black man who understands the history, understands poverty, has a different grasp, whether he's a republican or democrat. black people in this country have a different experience. no matter their role in life, their economic status, it's

important to recognize that across the board. i think that's one of the other things and are politically fraught situation. traditionally, americans have moved to the media, radio, certainly now television, for a perspective on what is happening, not what we are supposed to be indoctrinated with. they are doing it in schools. they are doing it to adults through media, and if americans heed -- sales have gone down. americans are choosing what they choose to read and watch, so it is a shame, but i'm not surprised >> not at all. this rebuttal situation to -- immediately publishes a fact-check. these seem like 2024 takedowns. 60 minutes did that hit piece, like a whack a mole, whoever seems to be on the rise. >> you see this happen at a very high level.

any crazy thing that any republican ever said, democrats are never asked about the crazy things aoc says. but here, you have an african american republican senator commenting on minority rights, and "the new york times" asked an old white democrat if they could publish it? we are not racist? what is that? >> there is something that wants to frame any conservative, particularly black conservatives as -- or insincere. >> who is chuck schumer? is he the godfather, the gatekeeper? who is he to determine whether it should be published or not. his ability, his opportunity to express himself. it is his right, just like it is for the rest of us. i am the daughter of immigrant parents who came here over 50 years ago to ellis island, and just like every other american,

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board -- they voted in favor of starting biweekly meetings with the pledge. they now say that the line that includes "under god" doesn't align with the schools diversity -- referring to the judeo christian god. -- >> the judeo-christian god, so it doesn't include any other face. the exclusion of these in the pledge, it automatically makes the pledge of allegiance a noninclusionary act. >> [nerdy voice] "it's not inclusionary, we have to include everyone." [laughter] whether you are muslim, jewish, christian, or if you are atheist, and mother nature -- there is something that is

divine reference. that is a particularly strange thing to say, because the word god not reflecting these other religions makes no sense. you can always just not say that part. no one is around you making sure you say that word, but it brings up a conversation with kids wondering what's wrong with that, and it's just about one nation under god, liberty and justice for all. suddenly it's bad, goes into what we seen across the teachers union, every opportunity to cast out for the nature of this nation. i realize how early her family came to this country. here is dr. jeanette this is remarkable about this country. under god, or under the universe or nature. it's a remarkable thing that this nation has enjoyed, and it

makes a difference in our lives. like we have all learned, parents may become more radicalized, but this is the school board meeting. this is not indoctrinating children. whenever i see something like this, all the problems have been solved. now, we are back to arguing about a punch. amazing that these things are being challenged. i was looking back at the supreme court case, the tally from 1962, it began to take god out of schools. before that case, god has been woven into the fabric of our country in the beginning on. 1776, declaration of independence -- a reliance on the protection of divine providence.

two things can be true. we can recognize it in our history, recognize that silence after the 50-yard line at a football game -- but an established religion -- that things haven't learned -- when they can coexist. >> one thing we learned from all this, there has been so much social protest. if you want to take a knee, you do not have to. why take that away from everyone? >> my love of god brought me here today to become a doctor, serve the country. we are depriving his children of this, stripping them of their opportunities, their dignity. i hope to see some changes. who will be the next board member -- might have the courage to stand up to this.

we love our nation, our national anthem. a group of people going "actually" -- [laughter] >> one nation under climate change. [laughter] here is what concerns me. this is not a hotbed of liberalism in fargo. this is a school board that has made a bad decision. conservatives, republicans traditionally haven't run for these races. i know this for a fact. as they are trying to get people to run for races, they don't want to do it! they don't want to get involved, they don't want to spend the time! you get crazies like this to run for the school board. i can't do your voice, but -- [laughter]

can't say the pledge of allegiance. that is a consequence of people's lack of involvement. the shame on fargo is that you didn't work for the board, kicked people off. if you ran the national anthem or pledge of allegiance, you win in fargo. [laughter] >> this is the school board, so -- >> there are rational parents who look at the same go "i've heard a lot about school choices lately, may be, we be funding students --" next, the socialists are coming to whole foods. how a liberal takeover is blasting employees.

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democrats forging ahead with president biden's massive tax and spend plan. bret baier, howie kurtz, and more on this friday afternoon. "america reports," at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> there we go, you are a dream. the whole foods founder and ceo john mackey doesn't have many good things to say for this work ethic -- in a recent interview, he said that many young people only want to work if they care passionately about their job, and another comment -- likely upset liberals who love shopping in stores, a warning about progressive policies taking over america. >> socialists are marching

through the institution. they have taken over education, a lot of the corporations. it looks like they have taken over the military. it is just continuing. i'm deeply concerned about the liberty of capitalism. >> he believes in liberty and capitalism. it's bad that he's leading whole foods, but -- openly, because even though he's in charge, he is shackled by the biden culture. >> no idea -- seeing them as a libertarian. grifters too, by the way. [laughter] >> i don't know why all of a sudden there's this horrible thing -- you worked hard to to achieve success. i'm tired of seeing these companies apologizing to china, doing these things that make us inferior in their eyes.

>> i think you have the ceos that recognize all the levels taking place. he will get pushback, not because he's wrong -- but advocating for capitalism, a shameless statement about where we are in america. >> socialism takes and destroys. >> radicalized like this man, he is an entrepreneur, he knows how to build a business, and he's not just giving up. moving around greece. he's going to try to make a difference. that's what americans need to keep doing, and that's what elections are meant for. young people have gotten a lot of freebies in recent generations. they will find out that that will dry up pretty fast. >> the next step is an issue familiar to many couples. not giving them much money -- on something like a boat.

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attracted to smaller dogs but felt more at ease with men walking any dog than no dog at all. i come from a split dog family, you see that, or tammy, elevated you to doctor. but my dad has small little tiny maltese, my dad made him. my husband has a big black lab and i think i gravitate toward the man with the bigger dog. >> i group up with tiny maltese, they are smart dogs, and a shepherd collie mix and now a mini aussie. it case you can think of something beyond yourself and that means care, does not have a voice of its own. might indicate a little more sensitivity. >> you have a -- >> i have a french bulldog, his name is lenny. but you know what they say. cute guys, small dogs, big heart.

>> ahhh. >> groovy, groovy. >> i love everything about this, where men have profiles that say i love dogs and a woman says i grilled him and he does not have a dog. >> i have a dog, skippy, 11 pounder, he's awesome, i put him on instagram and on the back with the life jacket and i got massive blowback on social media, like where is his life jacket, he could fall off, and skippy is fine, he's a swimmer. >> i love dogs, i don't have any right now but grew up with two german shepherds, duke and duchess, the best. but this study is flawed, it's wrong. i disagree with it. it does not matter if you were a poodle or a pit bull. what matters is if the man has a good personality. and big biceps. >> double blind study. >> does any dog help generally, kennedy? >> absolutely. cats are gross, dogs are

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