william: new york city sucker punch suspect his back and because after having her orders and arrest on a parole violation. it is the latest case to spotlight the liberal bail reforms that critics say the governor should rollback. hello welcome to "fox news live" i am william la jeunesse in for eric shawn. spiriva welcome william, good to see a bird i am arthel neville, hello everyone put a parole hearing is set for today for the suspect in this brutal attack on innocent bystander in the bronx

last week at sparks widespread outrage when charges were downgraded in the suspect was released without bail. governor hopeful is claiming credit for his rearrest. her refusal to repeal bill reforms biz criminals back on the street in the first place. alexis mcadams is live in eric city with more, alexis. >> there was a lot of anger here. everyone was waiting to find out what happened next. in the ex-con walked free. the innocent victim is still in a coma though. after the outrage were talking about new york's governor stepped in and said the convicted offender had clearly violated its parole, listen. quickset person is now in custody. that is at my direction. people of new york need to know that as their governor i will stand up and protect them. >> the guy was out before he was rearrested. police tell us 55-year-old was caught on camera punching in the fact of the head last week with the video is pretty hard to watch there for the guy had no

clue a person was even behind him and he got knocked out cold with the suspect walked behind, put on gloves he hit them so hard he claps for heath's late life was on the ground until the police showed up. he is in a coma with a fractious culprit nypd charged him with attempted murder. prosecutors reduce those charges to assault and harassment which allowed him to walk free. that video from the daily mail you are looking at in criminal court before he was released on thursday. try to hide his face with a piece of paper that the judge gave him. that video is just south of the things he been getting in lately. according to the governor a new law does give judges discretion to hold someone is a violent criminal a repeat offender. let's talk about this guy's a rap sheet. it dates back to the '90s there's a variety of mugshots. and 95 is convicted of first-degree abuse in the bronx but he was imprisoned for more than 20 years and got out on parole in 2019. he's a registered level three

offender which is the most serious former new york city police commissioner told cavuto earlier at these criminals are not afraid of the law anymore. >> are basically sending a message to criminals, you do not have to worry about cops but you do not have direct going to jail. >> is expected to be in court in the next few hours were gassing in the courtroom by 4:00 p.m. for the bronx d.a. says more charges could be filed will keep an eye on that arthel. arthel: ra alexis thank you. william: tuesday is primary day in new york state. in a special election swing district upstate between syracuse and albany is getting national attention. two candidates looking to fill an open seat are neck and neck in the polls bird at the race many sees as a forecast of november midterms, lucas tomlinson is in washington d.c., lucas what have you got? >> good afternoon william paid the special house election upstate newark tuesday as a bellwether for the midterm elections. a referendum on the single most

important issue fade in the facing the voters the economy or abortion? republican candidate the executive county former mayor at age 19 is focused on the economy and lowering inflation. democrat pat ryan executive on the other side of the hudson river is a west point graduate and army veteran bird he says he will vote to preserve abortion rights but here's both candidates mark and pat ryan. >> these are the same people the government decided some jobs were essential in some businesses weren't. they want you to trust them. on august 23, you tell them enough is enough. we are here to take our government back. >> actually be a free country if the government tries to control women's bodies? >> that is not the country i thought for defend. i am pat ryan i approve this message because in congress i will fight protect all of our freedoms. >> new york's 19th congressional district

considered a swing district. donald trump won year in 2000, joe biden 2020 the district stretches to cooperstown for the winter of two is a special election look at himself just four months in office for the fill the seat of democrat delgado who resigned the seat when he became new york's lieutenant governor back in may. the august 23 special election will be the first house election since the supreme court overturned roe v wade back in june. many say this will determine how important abortion is the voters and republicans want to keep the focus on the economy. the winner of the special election will serve the rest of the term generate third 2023 a little over four months from now. fix lucas in d.c. thank you so much. arthel. arthel: with more of the high-profile race and what it could break need for that midterm let's bring in john bussey associate editor of the wall street journal. so john, let's review. in this race to fill the 19th congressional district for the next four months the republican

candidate is focusing on the economy and controlling inflation. the democrat and the race, pat ryan says he will preserve abortion rights. so right now i want to look at a new fox news of pole on the most important issue to voters. 41% we pop it on the screen, 41% said inflation is most important while 14% set abortion with border security, climate change and guns all at 7%. so given all of this who stands to win in this very tight hudson valley race? >> it is really tight. statistically basically a tire right now the two and it is reflected of a district that is gonna both ways. it has been democrat, it's been democrat, republican, and it is something a little bit of a bellwether for the democrats and the republicans in the midterms but not really there a lot of districts not nearly as split as this.

with the both sides haven't won the district over the last several years. but look, you can look at pretty much any poll over the last several decades. economic issues, pocketbook issues just dominates with the voter. weight much more than any single political issue or social issue normally. that is normally the case. i think that could be the case here now. arthel: let's take a look at another pole here produce that's normally the case. right now a fox news a bowl of a generic congressional ballot 54% rep republicans voters say inflation is a tough issue 61% of democrats say abortion is the top issue. and then when you pull all registered voters inflation and abortion are tied at 41% is a top issue of concern. and again comments were focusing on the special election the seat of antonio delgado who is now new york's there any issues that

are perhaps unique to new york that could determine this special election without the results signaling how the entire country might vote in the midterm? >> some of the issues that a been for the supreme court notably gun-control issues that the supreme court rejected that affected new york. may again play into politics in this particular congressional district. democrats might be more energized than republicans to come to the polls because they feel the supreme court through roe versus wade and gun control and other issues are beginning to infringe on their rights. over time though, arthel, broadly speaking in the electric, economic issues do tend to dominate over single issues. that does not necessary mean inflation will carry the day republicans. in this particular district in new york, the 19th

congressional district or more broadly across the country because there are a lot of other influence on the election. inflation looks to be starting to come down or at least going sideways for the moment. expectations are that it might drift downward in the next couple of months. you have seen economic slowdown in various sectors that inflict infect inflation for their other issues such as the by demonstration success on the legislative bills have gotten through. that also might energize democrats to come to the polls. and in this particular instance, abortion rights might trump inflation in terms of energizing that base. this may be a topic that people feel much more emotionally engaged with that inflation. and therefore they come in vote. and that is both what republicans and democrats out to be worried right now is getting their base out to the polls. arthel: so do you think the special election could cause either party to pivot or

messaging between now and november 8? >> i do not think so. i think right now biden's approval rating below 40%, right at 40% that is pretty bad for the democrats. and the republicans have been hammering him on inflation. it depends but the economy does between now and the midterms. you might see a better argument the democrats are able to put forward because it does begin to weigh. i don't think you see a change in the discussion of the issues parade this is something of a bellwether congressional district. but mind you there's a lot of gerrymandering in the districts up until now. you are hard-pressed to find a district in the country as evenly split as we are seeing in the 19th and new york. i'm not sure it's a perfect

demonstration of what's going to happen nationally. >> i don't know there is a perfect demonstration anymore. everything is topsy-turvy and everything is a different, so different from what we are used to seeing in all these races. and i have a minority leader at mcdonald's and the republicans seem to get more quality candidates et cetera. so who knows what is going to happen. >> you have seen even this change. there's been a lot of outflow of democrats from new york city because of covid, they came to the countryside right outside of new york district it's a beautiful area, hour and half from new york. that has change the inflection of the voter in the congressional district. >> hudson valley is a beautiful place for john bussey, thank you very much we will talk to you again soon, alright william. so for former vice president mike pence was of the iowa state fair campaign for gop candidates ahead of the midterms we may also be laying the groundwork for a presidential run.

he spoke exclusively with fox news. grady trimble is alive in des moines with more from the interview. great you been there for several days what is the most fun you have had at the fair? >> we've been talking to too many politicians to go on the rides just yet. we have had some of the good fair food items they have from corndogs, to bert and sandwiches pretty might hit up the final cake or elephant ears stand next. but, this is a popular place for politicians to come as well, william. former vice president mike pence is certainly fueling speculation he could be eyeing the white house in 2024 with his visit here to the fair yesterday. and a couple days before that he was in new hampshire. he told me he is only focused on the midterms right now though. winning back the house and the senate's. officially he was here in iowa for senator chuck grassley he was for reelection in november.

his visit came one day after senate minority leader mitch mcconnell indicated republicans might have a difficult time winning back the senate because of the equality in his words, of some of the candidates. >> i wonder if you have concerns that they don't have experience in politics? that they are endorsed by phone or president trump? >> for me, it all comes down to the times in which we live and the determination the american people have to turn this country around. the american people long for a return to the policies they sell the trump pence administration advance for a stronger and more secure america. and i believe that red wave is coming. >> while pence was here, florida governor desantis was in pennsylvania and ohio. two states with important senate and governors races this november. but they also happen to be battlegrounds in the presidential election. desantis, who is running for a

second term as florida governor went on the attack against president joe biden and what resembled up presidential stump speech. meanwhile senators ted cruz and outgoing maryland governor larry hogan were both in iowa this week. and tom cotton was in new hampshire this week as well. so maybe some hints that he might be considering a run and 2024. i have got to tell you, william, this is my first time at the iowa state fair. that people here absolutely love it. it's been raining on and off including aptly torrential downpour yesterday. but that did not deter anyone. maybe have to be more like them and get on these rides. safar okay either pork picnic in the comp are the double hand dipped bacon corndog pretty got to give us the verdict, grady thank you. >> there is still time this year. [laughter] arthel. arthel: by the way burnt ends, were i come from it's called

blackened and it is dilution. back to the new seer, president biden heading to his delaware beach home tonight while in the headlines the cdc admitted to mishandling covid pandemic britt white house correspondent peter doocy isn't live in wilmington, delaware right now for us, peter. >> arthel, president biden has put out statements some of biden's policies will he's been on vacation including some paper simpson tweets about the inflation reduction act. we still have not heard a peep from president biden about this a major reversal by the cdc. this announcement they were not prepared for the pandemic. >> what i told the cdc staff as it took too long to get there. it might've been a low messy along the way but what i want to do is improve how we get our recommendations and guidance out there. we need to be more nimble. but we stand behind the context of what we said. >> that means wilensky does not

regret guidance for lockdown, maxing or vaccine. she just believes looking back the messaging was not quite right. >> i think it admitting their feeling they're still not acknowledging what the solution is. they are the solution is oh, maybe we were too slow to institute mandates because we were debating the science. i think the opposite is true for they were looking at the science, misinterpreting it and drawing conclusion. >> is a president vacations, there is no reason to question whether or not he is still follows the science is strictly as he has said. because his scientist at the cdc have new guidance that no longer differentiate between vaccinated people in unvaccinated people. but at the same time the biden administration is trying to require a vaccine mandate for all federal workers for this one is going to federal court in about three and half weeks, arthel. arthel: all right peter thank you very much, william. kennedy: migrant encounters over

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before the crisis of the southern border is not slowing down. migrant encounters have already surpassed 2 million this fiscal year to date. they say mexican drug cartels are exploiting this constant flood of people. as the migrant surge continues, border patrol data shows more migrants are coming from outside of mexico and the northern triangle but in fact these numbers will show you those numbers are down around 16% with mexico and the northern triangle. those from other countries rose about the same rate. 60% during a cell former border patrol chief rodney scott. for many individuals in the '90s and early 2000 it was mexican males coming for work in the agate industry. during president obama had families and the northern triangle discovering the asylum loophole. so what is happening now with these people coming from south america, africa, the caribbean? cooks well, thank you for having

me on again, william. and always on top of these issues for the biden ministration is sent out a message worldwide. there are borders open and this is a great time to come in. we have always had illegal aliens from around the entire world for i was still chief about 150 different nations we arrest people cross the southwest border for this new phenomenon is a combination of this administration's policy and how quickly you can communicate via social media and people sing aliens cross the border get released every day. there's absolutely no deterrent to slow them down. this administration is not trying to put any deterrence in place. >> chief scott if we look at july apprehensions 20000 filed by venezuela, colombia, nicaragua, haiti, and the bite administration has been saying for years people are coming because of poverty, lack of work and climate change number one. do you agree with that?

that is not explained the fall off from the triangle. what is mexico doing or not doing that would continues to deflated individuals but not from mexico or honduras, guatemala and el salvador? >> i will take that how you pointed out. the catch is there is always a little bit of truth for the biden ministration usually throws out little truth and tries to ignore the rest of the entire story. there are migrants trying to come to the u.s. there always have been. but there is a lot of dangerous people mixed in. they do not want to talk about that 66 individuals on the national terrorist watch list that border patrol has apprehended crossing the southwest border. the most ever in history before the by demonstration took office in the year was six. they do not want to check for the criminals are. they do not want to talk about all of the threats. and it is every country it's not just south america. it is countries that sponsor terrorism. right of the border patrol is

being overwhelmed every day. they cartel is using these massive groups of people as a tool to shape the border so they can smuggle in whatever they want at any time. the other thing we're not talking about here is the narcotics. the cartels have carte blanche right now to smuggling anything they want because they are distracting the border patrol the big group spray that is to be the discussion. mexico is really doing nothing for this demonstration walked away from any pressure the last demonstration put on mexico to simply enforce their own laws. and to stop these bibs are crossing through mexico violating laws. and honestly mexico is not doing anything except facilitate this problem. before dhs secretary said again the borders under control. he also said dhs is a solid partner with local communities. that may come to a surprise and cities in texas and arizona britt let's go to sound right

now from the secretary and i will get your reaction on the backside, go ahead. >> the department of who and security is fundamentally a department of partnership. one of our key roles is to equip and empower communities to be safe and secure it. >> is part of the states reaction for the federal government to do something. to control the board and whatever form and fashion that would be. when you have ever increasing and record-setting numbers the federal government not doing anything to prevent it. before chief scott explained to me the relationship right now or the attitude these border cities have with the administration? >> so, border security is always has been a partnership. the federal government when the biden menstruation took over walked away from the partnership. try to go to del rio they have a population of 35000 and they are dealing with over 40000 illegal

aliens. being apprehended we talk about the gato is every month. tell them they federal government is being a good partner for the federal government is responsible. they walked away from that responsibility and they literally left it on the backs of states like texas and arizona who are trying to fill that gap. the laws require the federal government to step it is secure the border. and they need to do that. before it last thing chief scott. we asked have border crossers him god always in arizona. a trail camera. let me ask you as you look at that video, tell me what you think is going to change in terms of what will make this administration do something different? you've been talking about it loosing the pressure and yet nothing changes what will? >> enforce it from my perspective, the only pressure is really coming from news outlets like fox and a couple other conservative outlets.

the mainstream media and the current administration to include democrats in congress and the senate do not see this as a problem. there are few in south texas that want to get reelected. they admit it is a problem. they don't see it as a problem. the only thing that that is going to changes is american standing up and voting to get it fixed. >> chief scott thank you so much for joining us and good luck. arthel: alright william thank you. stephanie summertime and not one but two new shark attacks off of a popular south carolina beach happening on the same day. we are going to hear from one of the victims, that is up next. frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker. a fast walker. thanks, gary. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes.

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was before the bottom of the arts of the top headline searcher mill missing california teen it's for an unrelated offender bus. authorities were looking into offenders in the lake tahoe area were 16 old kylie rodney was last seen august 6.

several offenders living in violation of their parole terms. one was arrested charges are pending against another. a michigan judge blocked county prosecutors from enforcing and 1913 law banning all abortions list the life of the mother is at stake. the judges said banning abortion is a clear and present danger to pregnant women. prosecutors said they will appeal. fast food chain wendy's said it will be pulling lettuce from certain items due to e. coli outbreaks. cdc said almost 40 consumers reporting sick in michigan, ohio, pennsylvania and indiana after eating romaine lettuce served at wendy's. the cdc is stopping short of recommending people avoid the chain altogether, ortho. arthel: william thank you. life guarded nations pagers are keeping a close eye, especially close i this weekend for the summer of the short continues. two more people were attacked on

the same day and at the same beach with the popular vacation spot in south carolina. christina cullum is falling the story. tell us what happened and where it happened. >> hi arthel but where the two victims suffered a severe bite of her arm for the others recovering for a bite to the leg. the incident happened about seven blocks of each other in the same day in myrtle beach. authorities are not sure of the same shark attack to both people. one victim told that local tv station she was waist deep in the water with her 8-year-old grandson when the shark bit her arm on monday. she had to have hundreds of stitches. now this as to the list of dangerous shark encounters this summer. 62-year-old triathlete steve is wheelchair-bound at the shark him and monterey bay. in northern california on june 22. he set a shark bit him ferociously across his thigh and abdomen heat that is going to bleed to death but he went on a two hour operation received 28

units of blood as doctors worked frantically to keep him alive. he is confident he will walk again he said he is grateful to the people who saved his life. >> the three of them and the bloodied water got me up onto the surfboard and pulled me into the beach. heroes, how do you get and bloodied water with maybe a shark circling beneath you to save a stranger? >> they are amazing very. >> heroes indeed. and on june 3017-year-old addison was attacked by a 9-foot shark in florida, southeast of tallahassee bridge she survived but her right leg just above the knee had to be amputated. and this year there are several shark attacks in the same day off long island, new york. also florida researchers reported 73 unprovoked invite last year in south carolina reported for. now, shark attacks are rare but authorities still encourage people to stay away from murky water, steep drop-offs and keep a lookout for their surroundings.

marine experts that increased conservation efforts and climate change could explain this increase in shark sightings. arthel: so scary in those injuries are really serious. i hope they all recover to the best that they can given the serious injuries, christina: thank you very much. william appeared. >> the federal government is warning major airline step up their customer service admit a summer of chaos at u.s. airports. transportation department says new rules may be coming to better empower travelers if these flight disruptions continue. charles watson is life from hartsfield jackson in atlanta, charles. what have we got? >> say good afternoon william for the department of transportation stepping in with an ultimatum essentially sign the major airlines take care of your customers or the department will make you. a letter sent out to major air carriers dot secretary pete buttigieg calls level of

destruction have experienced throughout the summer unacceptable. he goes on and urges airlines to make sure they have adequate services in place to help customers who have incurred expenses and inconveniences due to delays and cancellations. now the separate tolls nbc news in an interview but he would like to see the airlines do is number one, offer cash refunds and vouchers to passengers on flights that were delayed more than three hours pretty also want to see the airlines for hotel accommodations for passengers who have had to wait overnight for a flight. now the secretary says he is giving airlines the opportunity to make a move voluntarily. but he has not opposed to forcing them to make a change, listen. >> the message to the airlines is that you have got to make it easier for passengers to understand their rights. and you've got to support passengers when they experience delays or cancellations.

>> there have been an awful lot, william. nearly a quarter of all its u.s. domestic flights delayed in three-point to percent canceled on the first six months of 2022 which led to a record number of consumer reports pretty spoke to the president of flyers rights.org who said it is about time the dot implemented rules that it will actually enforce on the airlines, listen. >> the situation with the refunds in, it is out of control. the airlines are canceling more flights than ever. something like 88000 this year. they are delaying well over half a million flights more than two hours. it is really becoming intolerable for passengers. >> we are hearing from industry advocate airlines for america who says its members are committed to hiring more and are

committed to offering better service all around. it points out u.s. carriers have issued $21 billion in cash refunds since the onset of the pandemic. that said, william, the dot really want to clear up these issues with delays and cancellations and refunds i had the labor day holiday for they tell me they expect to launch a new website that will centralize all of the policies and rules that all of the airlines have in terms of passengers rights to getting refunds and vouchers. hopefully that will help, we will see. william: 's they know the right to number two it's not consistent between the airlines. anyway carl's watson in atlanta, things are coming. >> shelling in eastern ukraine today evacuations are underway near a russian ammo depot at the pentagon promises in the $800 million more a new military aid to help ukraine. we are alive in kyiv next.

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visit ukraine wrapping up ataxic against its border and launching strides into the occupied it in next premier region. while the two nations accuse each other of a nuclear power plant. you live in ukraine's capitol. our site william. rush is accusing ukraine of poisoning some russian troops outside of the nuclear power plant. it would've taken place at the end of july 1 ukraine official within the government said it could have all been as a result of potentially expired canned meat. engines are flaring up outside of europe's largest power plant. latimer putin said u.s. officials will be able to visit the site if they travel through russia to get there.

after diplomatic talks this week between ukraine, turkey scoffed the creation of a demilitarized zone. attacks on the last day rocked ukrainian towns and nearby areas and russian authorities in crimea today said a drone was shot down above the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet sprayed the russian forces closing and are more ukrainian towns evacuations are underway. residents there say it is painfully difficult to stay and these contested areas with the changing frontlines. >> we are constantly being shelled. there is no power for depends on the neighborhood and some there's neither running water or electricity for over three weeks already. >> today going secretary general has inspected the newly restarted grain shipments in the port city of odesa but as of right ukraine has managed to export more than six and a six

metric town of grain. ukraine, russia, turkey the united nation are conducting joint inspections of the vessels on their way in or out of the ukraine imports. what a remarkable and inspiring operation. >> of the ships are heading to the core of africa which are some the countries most desperately in need. calling this the loading of hope for countries around the world. arthel: alex hogan thank you. arthel: as the war in ukraine continues the bite administration just announce an additional governor and $75 million in military aid for ukraine. that is including drones and new missile system. it's in at six months, while hard to believe. doctor rebecca grant is here.

and mildred asked fox news contributor. it is my understanding is ramping up strikes behind enemy lines. and why now? >> this is a very good strategy. it means ukraine for the first time starting to take the initiative. logistics sites at a behind the lines in the east and also down in crimea. ukraine is already using. very successful with their topping up with more howitzers, scan eagle drones, all the things to give the crane more mobility and more opportunity to take that flight to the russian rear areas and really take the initiative.

>> i want to read a partial save the institute for the study of war which those ukraine strikes or causing panic among russian so here it is. it says quote reports on august 18 about ukrainian strikes are affecting the russian information space despite the fact these reports were likely overblown. largely reported on and disseminated these false or exaggerated reports indicating broader russian panic. what is your translation of this? in crimea russia took eight years ago, it was for business as usual. big military base but the russian population never really fought the war. they see attacks on military targets and that's a really big shock. no question ukraine was to push that message and show that russia is invulnerable. and frankly, that there is a

chance that russia could lose crimea. that helps more pressure on putin himself. international nuclear inspectors are now being allowed by russia to visit the nuclear power plant. possibly happening in september i think that is the date i have for now. that continues outside the plant to make sure it's dangerous to make it inside. what do you make the sale of this preliminary agreement struck by -- between fresh president macron and vladimir putin, what you make of this? >> we will see putin and his agreements. we worried for months about russian military forces getting too close to the nuclear power plant. in effect in the operations there. it is a very good sign if they continue to allow the un, inspections to come in.

we really need to have that. this is a huge nuclear plant that supplies electricity right up into ukraine and into poland and all of this. it got to be very careful. rush is not taken it seriously. it is so indiscriminate in their chess acts. we cannot have it going on at a nuclear power plant. fingers crossed inspectors will come in and it will improve and enable to the and keep nuclear safety. >> yes, and the u.s. is quickly calling to demilitarized the perimeter of the nuclear power plant. would anyone reject? >> out for an excellent idea, putin should agree right away. but we cannot count on it will have to see the inspectors i will just have to see if they keep up this campaign and crimea and keep up the pressure in the south in the east as well. russia has got to lose this war. >> russia has got to lose this war doctor rebecca grant, thank you as always for joining us. we will have more news after this break. >> thank you.

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women claim the actor inappropriately touch them during an autographed meeting. police in cherry hill, new jersey save the 78-year-old is charged with sexual contact, attempted sexual assault and harassment. the case is still under investigation but will have a lot more on this story coming up for you and the 4:00 p.m. our eastern time "fox news live". >> the former president has a legal team is preparing to file a motion as soon as this weekend, related to the raid. one of trump's attorneys citing what he said it is a violation of the president fourth amendment protections against search and seizure. this after federal judge gave the d.o.j. several days to suggest what information to redact and that criminal affidavit at the root of the search. mark meredith at life in beach. what is the latest? >> hey good afternoon print we are simply awaiting when that motion may be filed. it could come by the end of the week and trump's legal team they

will file the motion saying the search that happened here was the fourth amendment right. do not forget is a federal judge who signed off on the search warrant before is executed but we have heard from jim trusty who served as a former president legal team this is what he had to say to mark levan last night. >> we are going to come out swinging and say look, this cannot be something we get a wink and a nod from d.o.j. we are supposed to trust them. >> a former president continues to criticize the fbi claiming america's law enforcement has become that of a third world country. "that's what he said" on social media last night. as latest at statements contradict claims he made earlier in the week in which he told fox he wanted to see the temperature brought down given the heated political climate. since the search they've also seen a huge uptick and the number of threat to being made at law enforcement for the attorney general merrick garland has offended the justice department work.

he told the wall street journal quote i have faith in the american people. i think they condemned violence and threats of violence. there are those who seem to believe otherwise. remember congress the growing threat against law enforcement purchased yesterday to house a democrat german sending a letter to that major social media company. this is the time to correct on this violent rhetoric on mine. it what you know it's been done to ensure users who post the kind of content are being held accountable. they're still growing fears about the political climate may be like and weeks and months ahead. exit market meredith in palm beach. thank you so much. arthel that does it for us. will he be back at 4:00 o'clock eastern one specifically the journal editorial report is next, thank you. ♪ here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein,

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