sky first family legal woes could be mounting as house republicans are set to talk to a possible key witness tomorrow. that witness was directly involved in the hunter biden's overseas deals and will be questioned on what president biden knew and if he was involved. will his testimony contradicted previous documentation joe biden was not involved? welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am arthel neville hi eric. quick slow everyone i'm eric shawn his name is devon archer he is hun hunter's longtime buss partner and is scheduled to be

behind closed doors at of the he oversight committee tomorrow. archer is expected to go on the record with his claims that president biden, as vice president was on the phone about two dozen times or at meetings with his sons and business son's partnership. republicans are not expected to hold back the cup during the closed-door deposition. axes are not allegation these are actual transactions he is uncovering and asking the question, what were these transactions? why were these payments made what did they think they're paying for? what biden family members receive for these payments and why? those are very, very important questions. arthel: lucas tomlinson's live in washington with the very latest, lucas good afternoon arthel. the public and chairman of the oversight committee james kolmar is accusing the justice department today of trying to intimidate his witness, devon archer, before he appears before his committee tomorrow morning one month after archer lost his appeal in a separate legal matter of th the u.s. attorney e

southern district of new york writing about archer quote the government respectfully requests the defendant be ordered to surrender at a date and time determined by the court to a facility designated by the bureaus of prisons to convince him see his term of imprisonment fox morning sunday futures we first reported the letters existence: question the timing. >> it is all that it was issued on a saturday. it's odd it's just before he scheduled to come into have an opportunity to speak for the house oversight committee until the american people the truth about what really went on with burisma. >> lester archer was sentenced to a year end a day in jail for swindling a native american tribe of $60 million in bonds. ordered archer to pay more than $50 million in forfeiture. more than 43 million restitution along with his codefendants last month he lost his appeal to have that conviction and sentence overturned for it over the years

archer's meetings within vice president joe biden raised eyebrows but archer played golf with joe and hunter in the hamptons 2014 also met with joe biden that year in the west wing days before archer and hunter joined the board of a burisma the ukraine energy company were hunter was paid over $80000 a month for delaware senator chris kuhn said president biden is innocent. >> there has been 85 year investigation. five years by a truck appointed u.s. attorney. this investigation started during the trump administration. they have come forward with not one shred of evidence of time present biden to any of this. >> officials say that letter from the u.s. attorney's office is not expected to keep devon archer before testifying before the house panel tomorrow morning. arthel: lucas tomlinson, thank you lucas. eric: arthel come for republican congressman sits on the house oversight committee which will depose a devon archer tomorrow. she joins us in now.

congresswoman welcome. what do you hope and what you hope the committee will hear from devon archer when he sits down with the committee tomorrow? price you know we are just trying to at the bottom of this and find out the truth for the american people. we are each going to have two hours and really what is going to happen his counsel at each side will run through that with devon. when you hear about all this rhetoric that goes back and forth, specifically in the side of the democrats where they're basically trying to say biden had no ties or any weight sold access to his father. when you see the evidence we've seen brought forward with it to the irs whistleblowers, whether to the fbi documents have been the fbi reject those documents or whether it is through testimony like this you realize this a president is indeed compromised. further it leads me too believe that there will be in impeachment inquiry before the nextlection. before federal prosecutors have investigated all that's in the trump administration for example former attorney general bill

barr, passed apparently on this type of information and found nothing. the president, as you know has denied any wrongdoing or said he was involved in hunter's business at all. so what has changed and all of this in your interview? >> you know the d.o.j., the fbi on the irs does not pass the smell test. from what i were seeing if this is you, i or anyone watching the show currently that is done even a fraction of what hunter biden did or even a fraction of what joe biden did, i would be in jail and most of us would be. the fact is i believe and based on what i am seeing these appointees are running interference and essentially protecting not only hunter biden but president biden as well for us being able to fully do our job which is exactly why so many republicans are now calling for an impeachment inquiry because it seems as though that is going to be the only way we will actually be able to get the evidence that we need to see what's really going on here.

before you say fraction of what joe biden did respectfully there is no evidence joe biden did anything. there is no evidentiary concrete investigation and anything he did that was wrong that is so far on the record other than these accusations. >> well, unfortunately we do have people that are testifying that he was there and present and he met with foreign leaders basically to help his son just selling access for the probably are having as we are not even able to fully conduct these investigations because we are being stonewalled. we have appointed positions by democrat president that's interfering with our congressional investigation, that is definitely because for us to think not only are we on the right trail here but also if really had nothing to hide then why go through all the trouble to stonewall us every step of the way? eric: do you think hunter biden should have registered as a ford agent? do you feel if he is dealing with the ford companies, as it will be claimed tomorrow his father was allegedly on the

telephone or some of these people that there is something going on here that the feds have missed part of this? >> most definitely. that would have been that legal thing for him to do. and also to remind you he was not paying any of the taxes on some of these massive deals he was getting we heard that from the previous testimony from the irs whistleblowers that came forward. so again there is a double standard that exists here in the justice system and i understand look i am a republican i understand my democratic colleagues might have a different opinion here but the whole point of house oversight and accountability is to ensure one, we are looking into this. into, that we are bringing some shred of credibility back to the d.o.j. and the irs and right now i'm trying to based on what i've seen with evidence politics aside we are compromised for this is not okay this should not be happening in this country. eric: what you think is going to happen? >> well, hopefully based on tomorrow's testimony if we hear there's going to be devon

archer's its own suggested biden was present we have to really ultimately see what his testimony is going to be. i think that it's going to open up a whole new can of worms. but again going back to some comments speaker mccarthy made and really what other republicans have called for, i do believe based on what we are seeing we potential grounds for impeachment inquiry. and until we can actually investigate without being stonewalled, i do not think were actually going be a billet at te bottom of this. frankly i would like to know the truth. if we are wrong ultimately i do not want to be wasting people's time. that is just up the case based on what i'm seeing. eric: imagine you have to investigate to find out if it is wrong or right pretrial imagine the democrats are in control the house and the oversight committee they launch an investigation of jared kushner to billion-dollar investment in his fund by the saudis. should there be, for first

family 70 ethics rules? remember billy carter, he registered as a foreign agent in libya. should there be some way to deal with the first families? who knows what president biden's brother or any family member. whether it's president biden, president trump in the first family can be involved in. is there something that can be done in terms of ethics guidelines that could potentially prevent some of this the future? >> i think so. i just went through and did my sec disclosure bu part i have to report my husband's positions in any stocks that he owns. i think the loss for congress especially regards the first families are a little bit outdated and we need to update those the fact is, this case in particular is very interesting. you have a lot of smoke and where there's smoke there is fire that's pointing to

potentially someone selling their official position. that is something that's an absolute no-no in any position whether you are in congress, senate, or the white house. i'm interested in looking at that anyway in up and updating t accordingly. eric: will hear and learn a lot more about tomorrow the chairman said he will release the full transcript of mr. archer's testimony. we are going to read everything tomorrow congresswoman, thank you for joining us. we welcome you back to fill us in on what you guys learn. >> thank you. eric: take care. arthel: eric, thank you tomorrow the third person to face charges at mar-a-lago classified document case is set to be arraigned. carlos a long time mar-a-lago employee, the property manager is accused of trying to get security footage deleted in mr. trump's florida resort. reportedly at mr. trump's request. he was named a third defendant in a superseding indictment released on thursday.

his family has reportedly said he feels like he was trapped for the new document also adds three additional charges for the former president on top of the 37 he is already facing. eric: georgia wife of former college football player in nfl player has been arrested and charged in the bahamas for allegedly plotting to kill her estranged husband. senior correspondent steve harrigan has more from atlanta on the shocking case. >> at his right, lindsey 36 years old from georgia now behind bars in the bahamas along with what may be her lover and co-conspirator as well as a possible hitman as well they made the first court appearance friday for the going to be held until they make their next court appearance and that is not going to be until october. police began the investigation after uncovering messages on a cell phone at the sight of a robbery. those messages detailed plans to kill robert scheiber 38 years

old as he mentioned a former player on the auburn football team. his wife a former cheerleader. also detailing payment to a hit man to murder scheiber move cult local media report robert learned about his wife's affair he filed for divorce. he is an insurance executive in georgia and the family has homes in georgia in the bahamas. and also three chilled that children youngestof whom just f, eric back to you. arthel: steven atlanta, thank you. arthel: the crowded 2024 republican field has been busy this weekend with 24 days until the first debates. now what a former president trump's biggest challengers is shaking up his campaign staff amid a logging poll numbers. but is it too late? i we wilsl discuss. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪

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campaign season is heating up as republican candidates try to stand out in a pretty crowded 2024 primary field. many spent this weekend and i were attending around tables, town halls and barbecues. meantime governor desantis campaign, it's responding former president trump the tax by pointing out that millions of dollars trump has reportedly spending on his legal fees to his pack, it happens to be the pack his supporters do not enter

and donate money to alexandria hoff has more. >> you had barbecues, town halls roundtables and rallies the cats are doing all this weekend. a lot of that time was spent in iowa. the campaigns face a new challenge for the west. >> thank you so much it is great to be here in johnson county. great to be here in iowa city. >> to improve every american a life and bring out the best for america we see that happening wherever we traveled at rick's former vice president mike pence travel to iowa as well holding a roundtable with first responders yesterday. he is not yet met the requirements for next month's debate but says his campaign is close although he added this for. >> our focus is not on reaching some arbitrary goal set by the republican national committee. it's about telling our story here in iowa f progress or president trump held a rally in erie, pennsylvania last night just stayed there for three dayl felony charges were added in the classified document case but

prosecutors allege an attempt was made to delete security video at mar-a-lago. trump denied this in a true social post today and sounded off last night because they are not indicting me, they are dyed at you i just happen to be standing in their way. what you are witnessing is a continuation of a single greatest witchhunt of all-time progress of former president slammed florida governor desantis and his remarks as well and in a statement the desantis campaign told foxnews this quote, trump has spent over 16 million this year on two things, falsely attacking ron desantis in paying his own legal fees, not a cent on defeating joe biden. on that note how can it spend money in california it may have to be reassessed. a neutral but estates are public and party awards alt 100 delegates to whichever candidate gets 50% of the march primary votes. some feel this takes away the incentive for most candidates to campaign and less a popular parts of the state if at all.

eric: all right alexandria, thank you. arthel: eric, florida governor desantis appears to be rebooting his campaign in an effort to revive his poll numbers a campaign reportedly cut one third of its staff in print told donors to be on the lookout for more changes but wall street journal editorial board with this headline, desantis is quote at a crossroads. where the florida governor broaden his campaign message question request bring it right now doctor lord wright princeton university political scientist. so desantis is holding a no bs a backyard barbecue today new hampshire the campaign had to adjust branding if you will. how did desantis get here and can he resuscitate his campaign? >> well, he was an early front runner when he succeeded pretty marvelously in the midterms what the message that resonated with the lots of groups of voters in florida. a lot of that was how he dealt

with covid in his state and he proved a lot of people wrong. florida had a very high vaccination rates. they kept schools and the economy mostly open in 2020. he has a policy messages to send. but what has happened and now is a lot of people are analyzing the campaign strictly along personal lives and things like personality, is he awkward? does he smile enough? his poll numbers are dropping iit's being attributed to that. but there might be issues with the message and a policy contrast to trump the front runner rather than a personality contrast you and i've been talking about that for quite a few weeks, arthel. arthel: yes. personality does come into play it's about how you connect with people. it's one thing to be standing at a podium when you stand there shaking hands and kissing babies as the saying goes you really have to be sincere and be able

to connect honestly. so how long did desantis have to turn it around and can he finish the primary race, can he beat trump? ground. january is a lifetime in american politics. now it's probably a good time for a shakeup. about a couple things on style yes we know personality matters. we can measure that with favorability ratings. but if you were trying to use on the inauthentic, voters don't respond very well to that. and trump style is well-liked among the gop. it is part of the reason he resonate with voters in 2016. but if you try to emulate that as ron desantis perhaps is and it does not come off genuinely, that can turn into something bad but may be better off sick i am a policy walk and not that great at this a gladhanding political stuff but get me in an executive

office and look what i can do. arthel: no one can out trump truck. >> is a very hard thing to turn around. arthel: speaking of the form at present his poll numbers are way ahead of desantis and the other gop hopefuls. but when it comes to campaigning, even if he claims it is a political persecution versus legitimate prosecution, would it be better strategy for the former president to stop using campaign appearances and rallies to plead his case versus promoting his policies and plans for america should he win again? >> probably. but that is not what donald trump historically has done. they are not indicting me, they are indicting you is probably a pretty good line as far as one lighters come in politics but it leaves a huge opening for his opponents. which is how come the rest of

the 10, 15 of us or the handful that have made the debate stage are not being charged with federal crimes? how come so much money that hard-working americans donated to you is to be used for your personal legal fees? and so strategically i think there are big questions about the strategy. i just do not understand why other republicans are not going after trump along those lines. arthel: they seem to be afraid for it they want to hold onto s base and try to broaden as well. i'm not sure they can do that. i will say quickly i don't think it is an unpopular stance to say that donald trump has behaved egregiously. if we look at recent polling the majority of republicans, 54% think that he did something unethical or illegal. that number jumps to above 80%

if you look at independence. and so if republicans ventured to go against the grain and not cozy up to trump, then the majority of americans would be with them. including primary voters. and so it is not a safe strategy, i take that. but it's also not as risky as many analysts seem to think. arthel: many analysts, many current lawmakers, all of the candidates and on and on. so at your analysis is always very interesting and i love having you on. i am honored that today is your first appearance as a mommy. congratulations pre- >> thank you arthel that's very sweet. we are very overjoyed. i'm also very happy to be with you i love talking to you too. arthel: thank you. god bless you and your baby and your family. you look beautiful, thank you so

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4:30 p.m. on the east coast. 2:30 p.m. mountain time liquors look at the headlines to people are dead to others injured after a helicopter and gyro copter collided in midair yesterday at a wisconsin airport. police still investigating what led to that collision. the so-called killer robert chambers out on parole in new york state. he will be under state parole supervision in rockland county said in your post. chambers was released from prison after serving 15 years for drug charges. before that you may have known him he spent time behind bars after he was convicted in the infamous 1986 trembling death of teenager jennifer leven in new york's central park. chambers will stay on parole until 2028. and a man was severe weather atr less on in the northeast hurricane force winds of up to 80 miles an hour cause widespread damage to homes and cars in the washington d.c. area.

as you can see truths trees are brittle parbrutal parlance broua quarter of a million people lost power during that storm. arthel: migrants have been camped outside the packed roosevelt hotel in midtown manhattan for two nights in a robe as mayor eric adam says the hotel has no more room. the city has announced plans to open another emergency shelter as the big apple continues to struggle with the steady surge of migrants from the southern border. many of whom are being bused to manhattan cb cotton is live in new york city with the very latest on the story. parks high arthel paid the city says without more help from the state or federal government, weight will see more migrants and asylum seekers are sleeping here on the street this c comes migrants continued to arrive to the city daily. for many of them the first stop is to the roosevelt hotel for the hotel open back in may as the city's main arrival center providing legal, medical and

other services and offering housing for parents and children. throughout the weekend of dozens of migrants were told there was no space inside many waited in a line that wrapped around a city block. others slept outside for the city telling fox in part our team has run out of space every single day. we do our best to offer placements wherever we have space available per c for childd families continue to be prioritized and fill up epic neck. the city adding we still desperately need help from her state and federal partners. nearly two weeks ago new york city put up these flyers alerting migrants shelter space is not guaranteed and suggesting a migrants consider other places to settle in. the same day the flyers were released the city also announced single adult migrants would be limited to 60 days stays with the chance to reapply. when migrants shared his struggle since arriving her to the big apple. >> we feel bad. we feel bad.

everybody is not happy. i'd tell you that the people are not happy. you see too many people sit outside. no drink, no food, no anything. that is why we are outside. >> since last spring more than 93000 migrants have arrived here to the city but some have been bused to other locations. there are still more than 56000 migrants in the city's carer. mayor eric adam said the department of homeland security secretary has committed to visiting the city amid the cities of migrant crisis, providing a liaison to help with the city's needs, arthel. revivthe five cb cotton, thank u very much. eric: there's been a shift in blue states and cities to get tougher on crime. in november at the washington d.c. counci council passed a ref the criminal code that was considered soft on crime, even by its mayor.

republicans blocked it in the house. president biden went along with that. last week the city council passed a new tough on crime law. in california democrats what they built making child trafficking a serious felony. that failed in nine times. san francisco chronicle op-ed warned it could cost democrats control of the state legislature right," understandably determined to avoid repeating california's failed history of mass incarceration, democrats are not wary of increased penalties for any crime, even the most egregious for per democratic governor gavin newsom stepped in and saved that bill. just a few days ago new jersey democrat governor phil murphy signed a bill into law making it easier for residents there to get restraining orders against those who are stocking them. the governor said quote our administration recognize the need to expand access to protective orders but guess what, that bill originally came from a republican. our next guest republican state

senator -- senator jon bramnick joins us now. first can you explain the law, it was unbelievable before you have to know your stocker before you can get authorities to do something about it? >> we had a 23-year-old young woman who went to the police stations who said i'm being stocks, getting e-mails, harassment and threats. the police have you been dating this guy? no. you cannot get a protective order he is a stranger ridiculous new loophole. we change it, it really important. the outcry of the people who were suffering for years are now very happy. eric: do you see it outcry of people in your state republican and democrat to get tougher on crime? the democrats are actually taking a page from the gop? >> are nibbling around the edges. in our suburban towns we have

stolen cars it's a rash of stolen vehicles. the democrats passed a very slight minor change in the law with respect to so-called car thieves. but not enough. the bottom line is the left wing of the democratic party won't allow us to make major changes in the law were we put criminals away for a long period of time. eric: when he went to see? >> i would like to see update and crimes mandatory prison terms. because guess what, the bad guys know what the deal is. they know if you steal two cars are still not going to jail for it unless the message gets out the bad guys know the law as well as the lawyers. so unless you send something out there that puts a chilling effect on stolen vehicles and other crimes are going to continue to do it. it must be amended there are many times in bail reform if you are charged with a gun they are

still releasing you. orbit mayors, suburban police officers and myself had a press conference, let's keep guys with guns who are illegally owning guns in jail but guess what? the bill did not live in the legislature. eric: we just saw that in san francisco to allege carjackers are on the streets after the car flew over some steps. you are getting calls now the naacp saying they are blaming the democratic political leaders of that city but they say there is a state of emergency especially in that minority neighborhoods because they are the ones that are affected the most for the naacp is calling for action. you agree with that? what can be done to help the minority communities? >> of course. what you need is a police presence. the bad guys need to know that when you commit a crime you're going to jail. those are the two factors you need a lot of police and you need prosecutors who are allowed

to do their job. you speak to prosecutors off the record now you are going to find out they cannot put anybody in jail and everyone is released. but to close the union county lockup in new jersey there were not have bad guys to put in there. guess what, i think there are. it is a question the law is not strong enough. eric: way to say that again. you had empty cells in union county? >> out they close the jail. completely because they did not need the space. the jails in new jersey are basically i don't say going out of business but pretty close. and the bad guys know it. this is not a secret they're not keeping a secret. they know from everyone especially minors who were brought in they know they're not going away. it's absolutely absurd. this is why the polling in my district shows the republicans

winning a vote for republican or democrat is trending republican. a lot of that has to just crime. eric: sutley new jersey the jails and some of them are emptying out not because the prosecutors are able to do their jobs, not because the law is able to be fully enforced but because the criminals are in and out not even the holiday inn. >> he judges cannot do anything about it. off the record you speak to judges are going to tell you i wanted to put this guy away. i cannot do it under bail reform i cannot do it because you're going to go to the appellate division in the going to be released. eric: that is amazing. finally we have a list of actions or in the country this is not just a new jersey focus all across the country. look at marilyn is trying to get 5 million to fight youth violence would san francisco decldeclared a state of emergeny georgia tough penalties for street gangs, new mexico aggravated shoplifting. they rescue for shoplifting they

count all of your shoplifting for the whole year not just one time. kansas once more prison time. mississippi attic more prosecutors. iowa felonies. attackers of children and pregnant women, senator do you think the country is finally getting this message? or do you think it is too little too late in mou and more needs e done? >> the politicians are saving their own skins. even democrats know that nobody is a supporter of crime. this is in reaction to the polling end it's not really public policy by the democrats, it's basically polling and everyone wants to get reelected. that is why you're seeing the laws you just talked about. senator jon bramnick congratulations on getting your bill passed a lot of people will be safer thanks to you. good to see you. >> thank you eric.

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prices are back on the rise putting a straight on a while it's a summer travel is in full swing for aaa reporting the average price for a gallon of gas is currently $3.75. that is a 21-cent jump in just one month. christina coleman is alive in los angeles where drivers are shelling out more than $5 a gallon on average. >> hi arthel but that is right. gas prices are definitely rising. take a look at this. $5.39 a gallon. that is a the kind of prices tt make you say i'm just going to stay home and not take that road trip this weekend. and also, take a look at these numbers but today the national average stance at $3.75. that is up 1 cent from yesterday 16 cents from last week. twenty-one cents compared to a month ago. it's the highest it has been all year with california topping the list for the most expensive gas prices followed by washington state and hawaii.

>> we have this recent surge in gas prices which may convince a few consumers to stay closer to home ahead of the labor day holiday but of course between now and then we could see higher prices. >> industry experts a higher oil prices are to blame for the surge in gas prices spread their sanctions on russian gas imports globally, opec and its allies agreed to cut production after oil prices last year the emergency oil stockpiles have dropped to a store close under president biden since his administration heavily tapped into the reserve to curb skyrocketing gas prices. >> i think part of the reason why that market will suddenly swing to the outside is a petroleum reserve releases ended in early july. and now that the market has swung into an imbalance will probably roll over the months ahead and push the oil prices up even more significantly. bucks another big concern is hurricane season. that is coming out.

if a big hurricane hits and causes disruptions in oil production here in the u.s. that could also drive up gas prices but we've got to watch out for that, arthel. >> i just did some math on my calculator. $5.39, if you have a 15 gallon tank and you are on empty you are shelling out $80.85 to fill the tank. that is a lot of money, wow. >> it is a lot but that's why do picnics in my backyard, arthel. i'm not going anywhere. >> you are good at it. i'm waiting for my invite by the way it will talk about that later. christina: thank you. what about me? arthel: you to eric of course. eric: why drive anywhere, he alerts still in effect for more than two dozen states were the dangerous temperatures are still around the country but more than 70 million of us under that the cities taking a live look there is tampa, florida they are baking with the feel like temperature and about

100 degrees. it's cold if you live in phoenix. adam klotz is here in the middle 70s. it feels like they turned on the air conditioning after the past few days. >> a northern tier of the country have been experiencing the extreme heat. but from the get a little bit of a break without a break for everybody but you see if they are across the northern tier from 79 degrees is your current temperature in new york over too chicago. tank writer at 80 degrees, 78 degrees over in seattle it is the southern two thirds of the country you are seeing extreme heat to bring the worst of it building across the southeast altar on the gulf of mexico we are seeing plenty of heat alerts currently stretching all the way until monday evening. doesn't with the texas gulf coast the entire state of florida extreme heat some heat advisory as far north into wichita as you're going to be done with heat. not just today and unfortunately i would love to say this will break free of the w weight that across the northeast, it is not

pretty go tomorrow's forecast these or feels like temperatures prevents heat plus the humidity getting up to 105 -- 110 degrees for the sticks for you into tuesday for that six for you into wednesday. really not a whole lot of relief in sight for a lot of these numbers are pushing up to 110 degrees. that is ready all the way to the state of florida. this entire region, i would love to say maybe go to the beach or something even this is a south florida current ocean temperatures are close to 90 degrees. it is really tough to find a place to get a break from this. eric: that really is tough, adam thank you. arthel: fox news alert at least 40 people killed by a suspected suicide bomber on a political rally in pakistan for the latest rally in pakistan for the latest on this developing story is up next. ey customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars

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arthel: at least 44 people were killed and 200 wil 200 wounded a suspected suicide bomb exploded at a political rally in pakistan today. we do want to warn of the following footage of the aftermath is disturbing. and here it goes up. it happened at a district that borders afghanistan at a rally

for a hard-line cleric and political leader. pakistan president and prime minister have condemned the attack. trey yingst has more firm our bureau. >> arthel, good afternoon. more than 40 people were killed and 150 injured after a bomb went off at a political rally in pakistan. the attack took place in the northwestern part of the country at an event for the je oif a political party. reports indicate where than 500 supporters had gathered under a tent when the explosion took place. you from the scene shows ambulances carrying away the injured and some were airlifted to a local hospital. a district held a vigil indicated the death toll could increase the political rally for workers comes ahead of general elections in pakistan later this year end concerns that similar attacks could take place in the near future. a senator from the juif party told the guardian newspaper quotes we condemn these brutal attacks on our workers and

leadership as a general elections in pakistan are approaching the militants are creating fear a started targetig political gatherings. one local leader from a conservative conservative party was killed in the blast but no group has taken responsibility for the bombing but the local pakistani taliban known as http often operates and conducts attacks in this area near the border with afghanistan for now afghanistan tell band for that controls a neighboring country released a statement condemning the attack and pakistan on sunday. pakistan general election is set for october print security officials in islamabad are expected to increase readiness across the country ahead of that vote, arthel. >> alright trey yingst thank you very much. eric: that is it for us for now. we thank you for trusting fox news for your source of news. r " and "can you have more carbs?" before you decide...

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