years when other people wanted restrictions on covid relief just as strongly as getting joe biden spending bill passed? >> rules for the not for me. again, thank you very much for that is it for this week show thanks to my panel and of course all of you for watching. paul gigot is back next week. we will see you then. ♪ newly released court record shows in the classified documents the fbi took from former president trump mar-a-lago estate monday. has a higher designation top-secret. that means they contain information so sensitive they could harm u.s. interest if revealed. hello and welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am lynn good and for arthel neville. eric: good to see you this afternoon. hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn.

federal judge unsealed a search warrant yesterday. that at the request of the justice department and the trump's approval. , questions remain about that search is the affidavit for the warrant was not made public yet. more questions about why trump had the highly classified material in his house in the first place. experts say is against the law and has prompted the espionage investigation. we have team fox news coverage charles watson is live and mar-a-lago were supporters of the former president have been gathering. as you can see behind him. reversal go to lucas tomlinson in washington with the very latest on this investigation. >> good afternoon erica. many people want to see the affidavit to learn why the search warrant was authorized in the first place. "new york times" reports one oil for former president trump signed a written statement for the justice department claiming all the documents of classified markings had been returned from mar-a-lago in a meeting in early june for the fbi said scenes from trumps home this week.

documents labeled top-secret three sets of secret, three sets labeled confidential and one set labeled that is top-secret sensitive information. the former present responding in a statement earlier today, i have truth on my side when you have a truth you will ultimately be victorious. officials say that last a nugget of what the feds took the most concerning because it contains the highest classification levels designed to complement current penalize they risk severe damage to national security. they're only supposed to be viewed in special government facilities for the uncivil war and said the fbi was seeking quote physical documents and records constituting evidence, contraband, proof of a crime or other items illegally possessed in violation of three potential crimes for the list of seized items is not described them in detail by the "washington post" reports the fbi agents were looking for documents related to nuclear weapons. tropical the allegations a quote hoax. former director of national intelligence of the president

with this type of investigation was set back in 2016. >> been grossly negligent being careless, jim, he told us that's not enough under the espionage act. you have to know your violating the law. and he could not prove that hillary clinton knew she was violating the law. therefore she could not be charged. >> former president trump is not been charged with any crimes. it will be up to the u.s. attorney and the district of florida to make that determination. anita: the former president supporters are showing up outside both mar-a-lago and florida and trump tower in new york city. some analysts say the fbi surge at the florida home will only help rally republicans around trumps expected presidential bid in 2024. charles watson is live in palm beach near mar-a-lago. charles, a lot of supporters were out there in the last hour, how's it looking now? >> it is still pretty busy out

here, i needed. whether or not this will all help president trump should he decide to run in 2024 is still a question that needs to be answered. one thing that is abundantly clear is monday search of the former president home is not sitting both his supporters. you can see dozens of them behind me. a lot of these folks coming from places as far as two hours away to show their support for former president trump. you can see a lot of them have their trump flags up, trump 2024 flags. a lot of them with signs with calls to defend the fbi. and as you can hear folks that are honking their horns essentially saying we stand with you former president trump. what is clear is a lot of these folks are extremely angry about what they saw take place on monday. certainly after mr. trumps claims a search of his home was a hoax and part of a personal attack against him. talk to a lot of the present supporters out here and they will tell you what they believe

him and that they think the search of his home was nothing more than a political stunt. >> first of all, we want to let him know we have come here to support him. the situation last week i believe is unconstitutional and it's not fair for that is the reason we are here to say we are healed here, miami usa we believe in him. >> have also heard from some folks on the opposite end of the spectrum who say all of the attention this has brought to west palm beach is embarrassing. they agree with the fbi did. one person he spoke to said it was only a matter of time before the president legal troubles caught up with him, take a listen. >> it is not political. he's under suspicion of a crime. he actually walked off with 15 boxes that did not belong to

him. >> eric, as you can imagine a lot of supporters are very, very dedicated to supporting the former president. we have spoken to them and they say there is no way the president could have had classified or secret documents inside of his mar-a-lago on. whether that's true or not these supporters are in the president's corners so far, erica. thirty-seven is very loyal supporters, trials thank you for the lab report we really appreciate it. so far there has been radio silence from president biden after the fbi search of mar-a-lago. but the vice president did, expressing full confidence in the department of justice and calling a tax on law enforcement unacceptable. alexander hopp has that story. >> we have not heard from the press and on rate at mar-a-lago for the white house distance itself from any accusations of

political influence in this. but the vice president xi did take a moment to express her confidence in the d.o.j. >> is a former prosecutor i don't speak about anybody else's case. i have full confidence the department of justice will do exec of the law requires. >> up and on to condemn attacks on law enforcement. that republicans the house intelligence committee agree express fear the search and seizure has only amplified distrust. >> the seventh floor, the leadership of the fbi and the department of justice have been politicized in the eyes of most americans. >> this is the same agency leadership that protected hillary clinton, james comey and continues to protect hunter biden. >> it would be highly unusual for president to have even in the oval office that rises to the level of imminent national security threat regrets democratic security chair adam schiff at protecting classified documents is the priority print house speaker nancy pelosi added

this. what she would think there would be an adult in the republican room that would say, just calm down and see if the facts are regrets republican senator chuck grassley said today understanding those facts will take more than unsealing of a warrant. >> full transparency will be when they release the affidavit. this is such a high profile and very strange way of going about getting documents from a former president. >> the "washington post" editorial board called the republican party reaction to the rate disturbing and dangerous. writing when it hillary clinton locked up from mishandling classified documents, and need it. anita: alexander thank you so much. eric: now to the southern board it's 1900 miles away from york city paid new yorkers they had getting a firsthand expense of the migrant crisis.

as well as folks in washington d.c. paid for buses and migrants arriving from both cities in texas. the public feud escalates between governor greg abbott of texas and washington's and new york mayors. nay voigt live in new york city of the very latest this continuing abbott bus and they are not too pleased with that. >> hey eric, the war of words continues today for the new york city office of immigrant affairs tells fox news they're not expecting any buses to arrive today. but of course two buses arrived yesterday with 89 migrants on them for the mayor's office was there to greet the migrants. one officials including the texas governor of inciting anti-immigrant hatred, listen to this. >> you see people, human beings are political ponds is just disgusting. but new york city will not fall for the trap. new york city will continue to be a welcoming city. governor abbott is promoting

anti- hate and will not do that in new york. cox commissioner castro search agreed the 89 migrants who arrived your new york city yesterday midtown, manhattan where we are. asses had multiple migrants tested positive for covid-19. those who did are now being kept in isolation at shelters. but also in new york city shelters mayor adams is responding to allegations to the "new york post" the city's treating migrants better than homeless americans including veterans but here's his response. >> we treat everyone who seeks shelter assistance the same way. it is universal how we treat people. that is what we have always done. >> meanwhile washington d.c. mayor is renewing her request for national guard support to deal with the influx of migrants. of course this is the other city being impacted by this busing program. her initial request was denied last friday. governor abbott's office said 6800 migrants have now been bus

to washington d.c. in recent months. now, also going to the governor's number migrants bus to new york city in the past week is just 360. but the mayors of both cities are continuing to ask the biden administration for more help. we'll set it back to eric trick works all right nay will thank you so much. eric: for more this spring and iran is retired acting rights director and former border patrol chief. ron, so good to see you today thank you for coming in on a saturday. both d.c. mayor and new york city mayor eric adams, they are upset governor abbott dissenting migrants their way up it they said this has become humanitarian crisis in their city. but of course officials in texas have been screaming about this now since it started a year ago. where these new cries for help from other mayors and cities change anything that's happening

at the border? >> i hope it does for this administration refuses to take the responsibility seriously to control the southwest border preventing this administration has done is encouraging people to come from all over the world to our southwest border. nay had the numbers about the traffic that is come to d.c. and new york city. a couple thousand, 6008 are people. that is one night our southwest border. we are seeing thousands and thousands of people cross. just in texas, not just in arizona but southwest border per the cities and towns have been overwhelmed since this president started patency surge started pizza were sisters search we've ever seen our southwest border. and so year old bowser and eric adams the mayor of these two large cities and planning about a few hundred people that are going to settle in the cities and towns. a city that does not sleep is worried about 350 people who have come voluntarily to their city? we have seen this on the southwest border for the last 19

months. they have an opportunity to fix this problem by calling up the white house and asking what the plan is. are we going to continue to have an open border and all the policies that point for incentives for an open border? are they going to ask the president to do his job and toe the line? >> sued that conversation is pretend you brought up the numbers of squid put them up on the screen. take a look at this in april 2022 you can see new york city, the number is 360 we know that number is growing. d.c., 6800. texas 305,000. those numbers are just incredible. we also have this quote from governor abbott of texas. he says of course new york city is an ideal destination for migrants. they can receive the abundance of city services and housing that mayor eric adams has boasted about the sanctuary city. he goes on to say, i hope he follows through on his promise of welcoming all migrants with open arms so that our over run

it over town can find relief. there's all this is some sarcasm in there. but does the governor have a point? >> obviously does. who is doing more than governor abbott and the state of texas? just imagine if texas was not all in on helping the border patrol? they are building a barrier, their work with state and locals, their authorizing overtime for the department of public safety, the national guard. governor abbott's doing everything he can. the building sent to new york and d.c. have already been released by dhs. have been released by the border patrol where they're coming to new york city and washington d.c. extracted during that voluntarily brother going to those places actually asked to go. with the mayors are saying is this is putting a burden on their cities. and it can be fixed but it's not going to be fixed in texas. is not going to be fixed in new york or d.c. nice to be fixed by this white house. they need to go back to policies that were working help control the border.

resource the border, give the agents what they need to do the job but put policies back in place at each for this traffic. descendent mayor has asked twice after that national guard her first request was declined, the second is still pending. we are going to see what happens there. beyond a humanitarian crisis is this also national security issue? mayor adam said he was concerned about terrorists being shipped to new york city. last -- mixed since last 110 migrants attempting to cross the border of the terrace cleaning list. what about those who were not caught? and i have not even mention the drugs. >> it is a terrible situation this is the largest surge on the history of that border that means more crime, that means more drugs in the discrete threats inside that flow. they are not going to say at the border. the terrace to exploit like we know that they will that puts us all at risk included new york, including d.c. preventing sue's leadership they have, the only

pulpit they have the cities to bring up the white house and asked her what the plan is. this can be done with the right kind of resources, the right policy and the right tools. they can move their energy into getting this president to do his job. >> i am sure they are calling the white house. i'm not sure of the getting an answer though. ron, good to see you today and thank you so much. >> thank you. >> a man accused of stabbing has pled not guilty per the charges of attempted murder and assault. the award-winning authors under an iranian for years is now fighting for his life after his attack on stage in western new york where he is about to give a lecture as agents had is in the hospital right now on a ventilator. does have liver damage and may lose what i've read fox news also has obtained a video of his attack. live in erie, pennsylvania outside the hospital where he was airlifted.

>> hello eric. the suspect has been identified as 24-year-old from fayetteville, new jersey. he pled not guilty to stabbing the novelist. now was born to lebanese parents. here in the united states. the lebanese group hezbollah said they knew nothing of the attack. law enforcement including the fbi were seen at his home yesterday. official motive has not been given for local nbc news new york reports for a preliminary review of the social media shows he had sympathetic views toward extremism into iran's revolutionary guard. this is we are seeing new video just seconds after was attacked on stage at the institute in new york yesterday for the video shows the pandemonium that ensued after more than a dozen people, including a doctor rushed onto the stage to subdue

the attacker and help rusty. the author was stabbed up to 15 times before the state trooper assigned to the event arrested the attacker. witnesses say no it was screened before entering the auditorium, listen. >> i wonder does russ eat have his own security detail? it is a few seconds for the police to get down there. a lot of this we are thinking there's some security on either end of the stage to make sure no one can get up on the stage for the guy got up there without a problem. >> 75 road built a reputation for being a warrior in a champion for freedom of expression. rusty lived under the weight of death threats for more than 30 years after he publishes book the satanic verses which some muslims consider blasphemy. got him banned for my ron and a bounty was put on his head after the ayatollah issued a death edict against him in 19.

he currently is on a ventilator pretty obsolete cannot speak because he is on a ventilator. he could lose an eye but he also had his nerves severed in one arm and his liver was stabbed and damage. we have not received an update on his medical condition since last night. >> certainly hoping he recovers, brian thank you. anita: eric, it has been a year since our disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. what is the situation on the ground now? especially since the u.s. recently check out al qaeda's top deputy in kabul. we will pick it up with general jack keane coming up next. sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big! it's the all-new subway series menu! 12 irresistible new subs... like #9 the champ. rotisserie style chicken double monterey cheddar.

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afghanistan. with the collapse of the afghan army the chaotic withdrawal of u.s. forces there, bring it ugly into america's longest war. since then kabul has suffered economic collapse, widespread hunger, and the child then returned to brutality on human rights that it is known for bread many experts fear terrorism will search after our troops left. that drone strike that took out al qaeda leader may offer new clues what u.s. counterterror strategy will look like in postwar afghanistan. what can we expect question retired four-star general jack keane joins us, generals always good to see if are your thoughts now that one year has passed since the american withdrawal. >> it's very frustrating and tragic. because so much of this was preventable. listen, when president biden was making decisions certainly all of us would have liked afghanistan to be in a better place than what it was.

i will not resurrect all the history and policy failures that led us to that place. we were in an acceptable place and what do i mean by that? we had a stalemate the taliban could not take over the country from the afghan government and the security forces. nor could the afghan government security forces defeat the taliban. that was acceptable to us because therefore we were able to ensure the fact, with the taliban not taking over that the al qaeda and isis could not raise to a level where they would endanger us. not the best of all solutions but an acceptable one. president biden makes the decision in april of 21, it isn't unconditional withdrawal. now, he makes this decision extraordinarily over the objection of all the nato countries that were in afghanistan with us. they represented a force of

about 6000. they wanted to stay because the stalemate i just described was acceptable to the. and in their national interest rate also, our entire national security team, military, central intelligence agencies and others to include many of his diplomats also recommended that we stay. this was acceptable to have the stalemate. that left us with three cia basis, multiple military bases to execute all of that. we were not fighting the war against the taliban. we had stopped fighting in 2014, some seven years before. but president biden told the american people that the choice he faced was this, we either withdraw completely or we stay here and i have to put thousands of troops back into afghanistan to fight the war against the taliban. that was a false choice.

much as his predecessor had noah sierra and other places in the prior administration. there was no truth to that statement whatsoever. there were no plans that we had staying in afghanistan to return direct combat operations. we were going to continue air support. were going to have contractor support. it was inaccurate. james: official so he was carrying out the deal made by president trump with the taliban. what should he have done in hindsight now we know they harbored terrorists they protected others. what should we have done and what can we do now? work so we should have done i think is accepted the recommendation that his staff was making to him. the military leaders and intelligent service. he was pretty shocking art nato member knew what i can criticize

the fecklessness of nato members for their all in on this decision but that is how overwhelming the advice was. but president biden was defiant. he believed he knew better. after all, this is the man over the objection of general austin and iraq, made the recommendation to keep a modest force there to maintain stability back in 2010. president biden made the recommendation to president obama to pull out of iraq. we did that, we got isis in a disaster. he was very defiant then, disregarding the advice of people on the ground who i thought had some decent understanding of the situation, and he did it once again. it is a tragedy if you have described. he walked away from an ally we are siding side-by-side for 20 years. i do not believe russia is in ukraine. that took place a few months after the fall of afghanistan. i don't the good of the accelerant of president xi to the same degree the mischief the iranians are up to pray there is

a correlation with american weakness and the aggressiveness of our adversaries. speak the 248 men and women troops have given the ultimate sacrifice, lieutenant michael murphy among others. we won't never forget them and thank them. we will continue trying to fight terrorism. general jack keane's always good to see will see you tomorrow. ♪. anita: rush it raining down missiles on areas in ukraine. the latest barrage killed three people and wounded 13. meantime, the ukrainian military has destroyed the last working bridge the part of russian occupied territory. alex hogan is live with more on all of this, hello alex. >> good evening anita. russia unleashing attacks on the

eastern town destroying at least 20 buildings, wounding at least a dozen people and killing at least three people last night. russia also unleashed new attacks and several other eastern regions including the town, the city as well as making claims it has captured. ukraine is delivering its own counteroffensive by destroying two bridges over the river which are used to restock military equipment. russia today claimed it had destroyed u.s. supplied rocket launchers. ukraine has not acknowledged such losses. ukraine health minister said russian authorities are committing war crimes, crimes against humanity by blocking access to medicine and humanitarian aid to the occupying areas. some of the worst and most widespread atrocities we have seen during russian occupation since the invasion began, really took place. they are the charm it was quite

literally on earth this week during investigation. the town reburied 11 bodies of civilians that were so badly burned that despite an investigation they were never able to be identified by talked with the town's priest this week you told me the hearts of bhutto is still stained with blood. >> is very important for us that the whole world has seen what's happening here and make conclusions. because if we do not stop the evil here then will expand further. arcs of 116 bodies were buried in that mass grave behind the church in total during the time the russian occupation of that town. 458 civilians were found including children. anita: alex, so interesting to hear from that priest. thank you so much for that live report from kyiv.

eric: sure step is in los angeles are defending their actions in federal court. late basketball legend kobe bryant sues the department taking photos of kobe's remains. allegedly sharing them with each other. does she have a case? we will take a look at that next. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire

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real ones. tragically killing the film's cinematographer and wounding the director. mr. baldwin says he has been cooperating with authorities. anita: a high profile civil lawsuit is underway over the crash that killed the basketball icon kobe bryant and his daughter gianno and seven others. bryant her lawyers to claim shar's deputies set close up pictures to other personnel. some officials showed those photos to members of the public. bryant is accusing the county violating her rights to privacy and causing emotional distress for the county argues all of the images were quickly destroyed and never became public. let's bring in fox news legal analyst mercedes great to see you this saturday. so, the trial began last week, good to see you. chad went is sharing showing

these photos has cause extreme distress she's suing for unspecified damages. she said eight sheriff's deputies took pictures of the wreckage on their cell phones and share them with others without her consent. going to the court so far deputy doug johnson has testified that he took about 25 photos. we can put up the timeline. johnson said he sent photos to deputy raul and unidentified fire department supervisor, the photo spread to at least ten others. and then finally, somebody complained to the sheriff's department and the fire battalion chief. so, you can imagine hearing this testimony was very emotional. people say vanessa bryant it with the court room in tears. >> as if it's not enough she lost her husband and her child now she has to deal the possibility there other photographs out there.

so far what we have in evidence at the trial is number one, 25 photographs that's with the deputy testified too. it's contradicted by other evidence that has come in that he may have taken up to 100 photographs. so where are the other 75? there's also evidence there had not been a thorough investigation done as to how many photographs were taken, who were the individuals that took the photographs? why were these photographs deleted? frankly that is very problematic. that's evidence the national transportation board could have used in the federal investigation of the crash. that evidence never should have been destroyed. there is a lot of back-and-forth here. and at the end of the day you have a jury that knows how grieved that vanessa bryant is having lost two lives the way she did her family. it is just so tragic. now they may look to blame the law enforcement for not doing what they should have done. especially in light of the testimony that came in from

their experts for the expert said there is not enough training previous picture should not have been taken. there's a pattern and practice of law enforcement officials like taking these type of ghoulish pictures so they can spread it amongst each other. >> the premise of video for the sheriff's deputy sharing some of these photos in a bar. so certainly it is very upsetting. but lawyers for l.a. county say the case has no legal merit because the photos were never leaked to the public. they never appeared in the media, anywhere on the internet, newspapers in the where, what you say about that? brexit is a great question. what it all boils down to how many photographs were actually taken? the fact there is an inconsistency leaves the impression of their photographs exist. it is only one side of the story. but when you have this contradiction as to how many photographs are taken and there's really no explanation. and at the end of the day you have photographs that were

deleted and frankly where are those photographs? how can you prove number one how many were taken a number two how many were actually destroyed? because you don't have that evidence. it is in the seat there and is being contradicted by other witnesses. one other point to, and needed whether or not this was published there is also evidence coming in these photographs were exchanged even at a party. so we do not really know the full extent of the story. we are now owned a three or four of the trail. the witnesses are going to testify at next week. but it certainly is going to be very problematic for the law enforcement official. especially there's a lot of holes in their arguments that really cannot be explained. anita: , mercedes are talking before we are showing pictures of kobe bryant and his daughter but look at those pictures now it's hard to believe he is gone. do you expect vanessa bryant to

take the stand and do you think that will make a difference with the jury if she gets up there and shows her pain to the jury? quickset is a great question. part of her claim is the emotional impact all this has had. so it certainly her lawyers will encourage her to take the stand and really she should to substantiate how aggrieved she is. how terrified she's made public by the fact these photographs exist in the public and she certainly believes that they do, that somehow her children will see them, other members of her family may see them, she may actually see you then. it is such a horror. all of us are so grieved, kobe was so beloved by the fact that he and his daughter died so tragically have to be feeling sympathy. of course there's jury instruction that says they cannot be part of the vertex. but let's be honest, the jurors are human beings they're going to feel for vanessa.

>> the trial taking place right here in los angeles where kobe is especially loved. mercedes thank you so much for your legal insight as always, appreciate it. >> my pleasure brickwork thank you so much for having me. >> of course. and we will be right back with more news straightahead. to give you personalized support, for all-day pain relief. find your relief in store or online. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot...

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legislative when to campaign against republicans. ask every single republican, against prescription drug prices against lower healthcare costs, against a fair tax system, against tackling the climate crisis, lowering energy costs a good paying jobs for the democrat side with the american people and republicans sided with special interest. that is the choice we face. >> according to a new fox pulled the biggest thorn in the president side is still inflation. 41% of voters putting it above hot button issues like abortion, border security and more. the white house is trying to build goodwill among voters saying the inflation reduction act, will bring down the cost of things like prescription drugs through medicare pricing negotiation. an energy costs will come down because of climate investments like tax credits for electric cars and solar panels. but experts agree this bill will not directly impact inflation for at least a year or more. and the white house has had

trouble answering questions over how exactly they can claim this bill will have an immediate impact people can feel in their wallets. with not to the president in person since a bill passed. also give no comment on the fbi raid on former president trump's estate. biden is with this family here on vacation. including hunter biden who is under federal investigation for his taxes. he flew with president biden on air force one was spotted on a beach with his wife and son. there are no public events for the president on the schedule today, eric. eric: all right jackie thanks so much. anita: lives at cheney is facing the toughest election of her life as she fights to hang onto wyoming's loan houses seat. we are live from the campaign trail coming up next. you ain''♪ ♪ b-b-baby, you just ain't seen n-n-nothin' yet ♪ ♪ here's something, ♪ ♪ here's something you're never gonna fff-forget, baby ♪ get a dozen shrimp for only one dollar with any steak entrée. only at applebee's.

anita: women congressman lizza cheney fighting for political survival had a primary she broke ranks of the gop of the generally six committee, now faces a tough challenge from a trumpet back to canada. rich edson is alive in cheyenne, wyoming. rich, i think it's fair to say liz cheney is in trouble, right? >> if you look at the polls that is absolutely the case. this is typically a pretty pedestrian primary season wyoming you have a republican running for reelection in his seat. not something a real race you would cover very closely. but that has now gotten nationwide attention of course because lizza cheney, the congresswoman is a vice chair of the generally six committee. has had very open rupture criticism of the former president. trump is backing harriet she is an attorney former candidate for governor. the latest university of wyoming poll shows has opened a substantial lead on cheney, just about 30 percentage points for the rodeo is also in cheyenne we

spoke to voters there about the trump factor in this race. one pastor told us he former president's approach to picking supreme court justices, pro-life and education motivate his vote. >> a lot of fans in cheyenne and wyoming, i think she is a person who is really on the national level. she's back east and stuff i think she lost her connection and maybe him speaking for myself for here and wyoming. >> i find it honorable. like she stood up for what she believes and felt was right. and followed her convictions. and i wish more politicians would do that. next part of getting cheney renominated his is to convince democrats and independents to register as republicans to vote in the republican primary. voters can do that here. numbers from that wyoming secretary of state suggest some of that may be happening. in january there were more than 45000 registered democrats,

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taking over as new anchor at fox news sunday first shelf will be september 11. she will continue her role as chief legal correspondent here at fox news. a great and exciting wonderful choice here at fox news for shannon to take over. >> couldn't agree more. >> see you tomorrow, have a good weekend. ♪♪ >> hello, i am jackie deangelis along with sean duffy and tammy bruce. welcome to the big saturday show. >> fbi is going all in on present help with the rate of his home but what about hillary clinton's specified e-mails? president trump didn't have classified information. >> not guilty to the murde