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north carolina. harris is just about to learn from joint base andrews to me me the residence hit hard by helene over a week ago. it is the vice president second visit in three days to survey the storm damage there. hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" i am arthel neville, hi eric. super hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. one of the hardest hit areas in holiness path was asheville, north carolina break cruise their racing against time to find more survivors cut off by downed power lines and also those impassable roads. arthel: we have live fox team coverage for you brandy campbell in asheville on recovery efforts there. lucas tomlinson, he is also in asheville with the reaction from residents to the government responsive. support let's go to madison scarpino is live in north carolina with the latest on how those mountain communities are coping.

>> the majority of the people helping out here on the ground in north carolina are volunteers from all over the country. and volunteer organizations like samaritan's purse are delivering simple life saving supplies to people heartrate who are in rural areas. horrid areas that are hard to get too. one of the only ways to get there is by helicopter. we joined them this morning and flew over areas a close got an aerial view of some of the devastation. the majority of the few roads in and out of the appalachian mountain towns are washed away. we sought collapsed abridges piles of debris in callous up rooted trees can isaacs is relations for samaritan's purse for 35 years he worked in war zones, big refugee areas and plenty of natural disasters to call some of the impacted areas in north carolina a total disaster.

>> there are places where vast gaps are gone. it's not going to be repaired quickly it's not going to come through the streets and open the road back up. it's going to take major reconstruction to fix it. so, the intensity, the magnitude, the severit severitye storm is much more than anyone anticipated. >> it comes to the federal aid and all of this we've talked to some people who say they are already working to apply for some assistance. some other people tell us they've not seen or heard from any of the fence yet. organizations like samaritans purse are some of the people who are really able to get to those impacted areas almost immediately. back to you. eric: the damage and devastation on imaginable. madison and ortho and a thank you. arthel: any minute now vice president harris is scheduled to board air force to and fly to north carolina in the recovery efforts as well but for president trump visit to state

yesterday. let's go to lucas tomlinson who is covering the vice president for asheville. >> you said off the top vice president harris has spent two of the last three days visiting some of the devastation here in the southeast. she visited augusta, georgia on wednesday prevention former president trump was there yesterday part now the vice president scheduled to arrive here in asheville toured some of the damage and wreckage throughout this area in the next few hours. as you can see behind me this city is digging out right now on a typical fall weekend here in asheville part of course tours tourswill beat flocking here. seeing the surroundings enjoying themselves for 11 million tours come here every year. businesses of a ravaged damage in communities people of lost homes, have lost everything. last night, before coming at vice president harris spoke in michigan where she took some shots at donald trump. >> we will not be fooled. we will not be gas lighted.

donald trump's track record is a disaster for working people. and he is trying to gaslight people all over our country. but we know the facts and we know the truth. he is an existential threat. participate in these rescue operations 82nd airborne from nearby fort bragg partners florida liberty they've been flying emissions and chinook helicopters overhead and back fs before this hit we saw one. seven chinooks and all delivering 135,000 pounds of humanitarian aid there is a new hub, a relief hub here in nashville most like over the president will be visiting this afternoon to get a briefing from lieutenant general donahue. of course he's the head of the 18th the last soldier to leave afghanistan during the withdrawal. also, north carolina

international guard has been very active in recent days rescuing some one or 50 people. flying emissions around the clock and also a number of pets as well. earlier neil cavuto asked democratic mayor spoke earlier saluting the relief effort from the white house. in particular fema. this is what she had to say. >> right now we are just devastated and doing everything we can to move through this crisis and prepare for that, that rebuilding effort to make us whole once again. >> the residence here and business owners continue to dig out pretty see behind me the car and all of this mud. people want to see the businesses reopened again on a typical fall weekend. this place to be teeming with tourists but right now this place has to dig out and get back on its feet. arthel: sum someone to personaly express the aftermath of hurricane katrina, my heart and prayers definitely with the

folks there in asheville in north carolina and georgia as well. lucas tomlinson thank you. eric: as all of us are yes part likely later today at the very emotional day for former president trump. in a couple hours to rally back in butler, pennsylvania for a rally at the same fairgrounds where he was nearly assassinated back in july. she is now back in butler at the rally seen. alexis? >> hi eric. this is exactly the spot i was standing that they will be heard what sounded like fireworks and then found out shortly after former president trump was nearly assassinated with the bullet grazing his ear. he is now going to be behind me. this time is going to be behind a bullet proof glass. people tell me security and safety still top of mind. what you think of what happened the day of the secret service? >> i have a lot of things i think it. there's a huge failure and i pray it never happens again.

i hope they are upping their game and things each be nonbiased. >> i feel going into this rally? at some stoked i'm so excited my friend and i were sitting right by the positive last time. i knew it was a little scary but we are super stoked. we are excited for the election we are here to support donald trump. >> in here to support donald trump whether they were here in july or not, former president trump tell him the other day on the campaign trail he thanks butler, pennsylvania will be one of the safest places in the country. all that it was a much different scene unfolded just weeks ago. watch. >> could down, get down, get down, get down. >> you can see the shots are ringing out as the former president was speaking on that stage. he fell to the ground after the bullet grazed his ear. gunman, were still trying to figure out what unfolded that day, was able to climb right up onto a nearby rooftop and open fire into the crowd. i want to show a live look right

now we look at what is happening right here. it's all beginning here. it's a live look at the memorial in the sand that is were the volunteer firefighting has been dead was shot and killed at this rally in july. he came to beer at this time i had to shield them from gunfire using his own body former president trump that he will honor cory into other men shot and injured at the rally. some people traveled across the country just for this coxswain thanks winds and stage today? >> and expect to be emotional for him with this many people and everyone that's here to support. i'm looking for him to do exactly what he is going to do. which is too great for our country. honest to god, i cannot wait to hear the first words come out of his mouth. and i know they're going to be overwhelming with everyone cheering and him coming back to butler's just amazing. >> the former president said he fell a kid on finish business he

is excited to back up on that stage. especially the battleground state of pennsylvania where he has been nearly a dozen times and just since what happened 12 weeks ago we'll see what unfolds in it but who else is going to be her? elana musk and jd vance will be up on that stage. >> a special moment certainly for corey comperatore being honored. here the star-spangled banner and now something more upbeat thank you. we'll have coverage of former president trump's return to butler starting at 5:00 p.m. eastern. a few hours from now. fox news sunday host shannon bream anchored the coverage for the former president was shocked. she will lead the coverage later on this afternoon. >> and our doubts bigger crowds of big names joining trump and his return to butler. the big question safety and security retired nypd inspector fox news contributor paul morrow. he went to butler shortly after

the attempted assassination. we'll save the big question for last but let's walk through this. the presidential protective detail which is assigned to protect president biden is helping with the preparations for this rally as well as the pentagon so tell us, paul, how the secret service and local law enforcement will keep trump and vance safe? what would into the planning for the second butler rally? supplanting is key. as a senate report indicated that is what was lacking last time. that really devolved to the fact you had a security tent that did not have all the agencies involved colocated. this time i know from a fax from forces on the ground including people are going to be in that tent, and various agencies are going to be co- located. they will all have an element to be there that they can all communicate. they're far more resources this

time they brought in tsa agents to work the magnetometers. there's going to be a lot of homeless security personnel there. investigations many of whom get trained in dignitary protection it is late lifted. to big open field to make it as many as 100,000 people that field can accommodate that. there are two adjoining fields per definitely a challenge that's why they went to the bulletproof vest. a lot of planning, a lot of coordination everybody really wants us to go off without a hitch. no o it more than the secret service. >> bullet proof glass. you mentioned bulletproof vest. >> i am sorry bullet proof glass my mistake sorry. we fight trump has a mighty long must to attend this rally as well he is has its own security apparatus.

how does this complicate security efforts there butler? >> he's always had big name. they're going to have to talk to his security personnel as well by that will go according to the planning. there's going to have to be protocols worked out. it is not uncommon need to dignitary protection of vips that show up with their own quadro security people. everybody has to coordinate. the group so that should nortel a long, long time ago. musk is also a vip and there is no secret he was supportive of the trump administration heard the term campaign. i'm sure he's well coordinate with the folks on the ground there. arthel: here we are 12 weeks since the former president was shot at. how do you assess or why trump is returning to the scene of the crime? especially since he and many others are extremely dissatisfied with the capabilities of the secret service? >> very much trump country.

haven't been out there and the locals there all voice to me that the last thing they wanted their county to be known for was the assassination attempt on donald trump. there is that. he's well-connected in the area to the campaign apparatus et cetera. and then of course i'm not telling anything they don't know that politically it is expedient. pennsylvania h is obviously swig state. the campaign has to have. the emotional idea of donald trump returning to an area that he was almost assassinated, there is not buying that sort of publicity. it works for the campaign. i consider this an emotional connection people but really, really bad about all of this. there were a lot of people at the event even those 95 degrees they stood in the sun there were over 200 heat related emergencies. they came anyway.

there is a confluence of the reasons he's going to be out there today. it's your going to get a lot of people there could be as many as 100,000. arthel: we will see about that. give me a short answer on this. is this a good idea? from your perspective as a law enforcement agent politics aside. >> of politics aside is a difficult idea. the bulletproof glass is a good idea. that's going to make a big difference here. even if everything is not perfectly present can come out feeling secure and speak his mind. arthel: alright paul mauro let's hope everything goes well there thank you very much. by the way later this hour it will go back to butler to talk to pennsylvania congressman dan was worth only two members of congress who was at the assassination attempt back in july. >> he's back there today. after this we will talk to him.

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arthel: vice president harris is a road to north carolina this hour. she left a washington just moments ago. the vice president lands that she will get on the ground briefing on a rescue and recovery efforts. and give updates on the federal response to the storm. vp harris made a similar visit to georgia on wednesday. of course we are monitoring everything there and will bring you any development. eric: meanwhile, tennessee was also hit by helene's wrath. at least eight people there are dead. more than two dozen residents of that state are still missing. the extent of that devastation, you can see it they're just coming into focus. ten officials say it will take months and millions upon millions of dollars to rebuild the roads, bridges, the flattened homes and bridges like

you see there are just washed out from the fury and strength. steve is rachel director assistant chief at the tennessee department of transportation joins us now. thank you for joining us in. what are operations like and what's the focus for you right now on the ground? >> certainly. emergency is for transportation any type of emergency recovery and access. certainly the initial parts of the storm, we were looking at the response of the first 24 hours. right now it's recovery and reconnection. i think we see on the ground right now we lost 49 connection points in our system. the first 100 hours it was amazing what our staff were able to accomplish. in the first 100 hours we were able to reconnect over 25 routes and now i think were down to about 17 as of this morning.

but, it is eight lots you are seeing some of the pictures you are looking at a bridge right now the water over top that it overtook that the 70-foot tall wall of water so to speak that went to the river. eric: that's crippling when you're done with emergency services to provide food and services you cannot get there that's why they are using helicopters and so many areas in. >> writes, that's a critical part of reconnection. we're working on that and out as we said were down to 17 routes. at the height of the storm a lot of the communities, a lot of the counties were completely cut off off. they do not have access at all. to the efforts of our folks that fought through this historic i would say unprecedented event. where they were able to do lots is a lot more to do. the neighboring state north carolina was hit with the same

tragedy. they've lost lives and homes. there are connections between our states are very challenging at this point. especially for commercial vehicles. eric: how long you think it will take? we talked about months, could be a couple years before it's all restored? >> our goal is much faster than that. for us rican reconnection restoration. i think a lot of times we think about transportation we think about bridges and roads. the truth is were on the people business. our goal job one is to meet the needs of our communities. they're going full bore to main connections in the coming weeks as i-40 certain between us and north carolina. we lost a good section of a roadway right around the state line. we are going to be restoring a one lane in each direction to the state line. probably about a week and a half. doing so twofold it will

reconnect those communities in a very isolated run of the state line. two it will provide access for construction vehicles only to support our efforts but also north carolina's efforts as much as their other direction going back east is not available. i 26 we will reconnect early next week to connects it to exit 40 pre-that's local traffic only. we are hoping in the coming weeks, possibly the next 45 days to at least get one lane or stored on i 26 there to reconnect those communities. we can't say enough about the people going to the storms. this is unprecedented. we fought fires in gatlinburg we men and women that go into these errors and something different when you go to church and these are your neighbors.

you are trying to restore and reconnect just so we're sure to be that workers can save the state of tennessee we are a volunteer state. we talk about that. the efforts for receiving help and support increaser memphis, nashville, chattanooga, i have watched sheriff' and pour into this area into the leadership of governor lee the way t they'v they'd taken the hs off and said you go and work and get things done. eric: that's the america might neighbors helping neighbors helping each other cannot imagine devastation you have felt through this. i hope certainly it gets finished and work at sun faster and quicker than one would imagine fred thank you for your work. steve borden but the tennessee

department of transportation thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. eric: of course big box corporation is made a donation to the red cross or a cane helene relief efforts. continues to be an annual disaster giving program partner. this enables the red cross to respond immediately to disasters like helene by providing safe shelter, hot meals, emotional support and resources to aid and recovery. you can help to preshow the qr code on your screen if you have a phone handy, put it up to the screen for a second and you can help yourself and donate. you can also visit redcross.org/fox forward to help those who have been so damaged and affected by this latest disaster. arthel: two days now until the otheone year anniversary of the october 7 terrorists and the massacre but israel continuing to target iran backed with

airstrikes on beirut we await is really response to this week's massive iranian missile attack chief court correspondent trey yingst is live in israel with the very latest. >> good afternoon. israel continues to expand its air and ground campaign against hezbollah targets in lebanon. according to the israeli military over the last week alone, 440 hezbollah operatives were killed but we have seen the video from the idf showing what they say o are weapons that were recovered from hezbollah positions in southern lebanon part active fighting was reported in multiple areas. intense exchange of fire comes as israeli airstrikes pounded the lebanese capitol of beirut overnight for the majority of the strikes reported in the neighborhood a hezbollah stronghold among the dead were paramedics. israel also conducted a strike in the northern city of tripoli,

eight hamas commander was reportedly killed along with his family. meanwhile hezbollah continued to launch rockets into northern israel but one home is damage causing minor injuries but over the city local citizens ran for bomb shelters as the missile defense system, the iron dome with fire overhead for the big question across the region is how israel will respond to the ballistic missile attack earlier this week. what hurt 80 ballistic missiles fired from our iranian territory. tonight israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu making a recorded address to the nation. saying that israel has the rights and responsibility to respond to that attack. arthel: trey yingst in israel and israelpart as always thank . eric: is less than three hours from now former president trump turning to butler, pennsylvania bird to be at the rally come at the site at the attempt on his life in july but coming up will go back to the site live and talk to one of the many trump allies he's going to be there with him.

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arthel: happening right now vice president kamala harris is on her way to north carolina to survey the devastation from hurricane helene pair were monitoring it will bring you any developments. meanwhile former president trump is back in pennsylvania today. he will hold a rally in butler at the exact site of the first assassination attempt against him back in july but special live coverage of that starts at 5:00 p.m. eastern. this right here on fox. >> today is a solemn day for the country, for our campaign for president trump is going back to butler charm of the lives of the victims who were lost, who are injured to be with their families. to show the strength of these families who lost their loved one the coming of corporate name of the other two gentlemen on that day that were injured.

sport trump campaign spokeswoman on the rally that's going to start two and half hours from now. she mentioned corey, that of course is corey comperatore killed back in that rally in july. his family among with many special guests expected today. he will be honoring his memory honored their they will be back at the site with a horrible shooting took place in july. other guest's at the road today pennsylvania congressman dan joienjoins us to now. he was there in july congressman good to see you. this certainly will be an emotional and a poignant moment when the former president takes the podium and the stage behind your we have such memories of what happened back then. what is the mood like and what you expect? >> it is great to be with you. the mood is one of the tribute first and foremost. a tribute to corey comperatore. we will have many of his family

up speaking. it will be solemn. but at the same time it will be very exciting for people because we are also paying tribute to the fact that president trump survived. as you mentioned i was here in july 13. we were not sure when he hit the deck he was going to get back up he did, put his fist up and said fight, fight, but i wasn't sure perhaps if those are president trump's last words he continued. it is a continuation of that day. as president trump said living up to the obligation that the he also said he was going to be back and he is. eric: i can imagine when he doesn't take the stage he gets the cheers and applause i think he's going to get a long ovation. >> to think you are right right now the doctor who i've met a couple times since i met him somewhat on july 13 was caring

for cory doing his very best is speaking right now. as i said the crowd is so proud to be here. to be supporting the president. paying a tribute to a really great american corey comperatore, the stories about him and his family. thing is given to this community is what we are here for. eric: for you personally if you were called back and think back to that day, did you know what was happening immediately? did you think they were fireworks? or did you think they were shots? what was your reaction and how do you compare that to now? >> is a good question. i would send with dave mccormick, my colleague a colleague of mine in the house. many of us of course mind on the first row to the right. a couple cracks went out of gun fire. after about the second we knew what was happening. i looked up at president trump, he grabbed his head and then went down the return behind us

that somebody was hit. so we were looking around. we were not short which with the bullets were coming from. there is some panic especially at the beginning. as thing preceded and the president came up that panic was replaced with usa. usa. it wasn't unbelievable to his instincts, fortitude and courage. but also to his supporters. they were not afraid. they were more angry than anything. i know i was. eric: what he think you'll fit the speech obviously it's a moment to reflect and remember and honor figure solver in some ways. what will go into policy reflective policy what you expect to hear from the former president? >> just grateful to some great americans and again particularly to the family. i also think he's going to make

people appreciate the importance of coming out to vote. this election is a very important. we need to come together. we do need to unite on the presidentpresent will have a mef uniting today. this is red and blue but the main thing is red, white, and blue there's a lot of that here i can assure you. and as well be tongue but her future and our future together as americans. strengthening our country through policy, through initiative, the execution of plans printed the experiences he brought to his first term. and his record. it is a solemn day. people who were smiles on their faces they don't happen here in july 13. just like so many parts of our history we get knocked down but we get back up. this is a symbol of us getting back up. >> congressman of pennsylvania, very key swing state of course. i think today it congressman it

will be right to say there may not be a dry eye in the house a few hours from now. >> 50000, 50000 pairs of eyes is what we think. congressman good to see you. thank you for your reflections of course. ought to sh shared whiteness wil start at 5:00 p.m. eastern time of the rally. fox news anchor shannon bream will leave our coverage alive right here on the fox news channel. you will not want to miss it. arthel: eric, thank you for it n top of the death and destruction states and storms a path have also declared a public health emergencies. we will go back to north carolina after this break. wi. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max!

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the task of cleaning up and rebuilding is especially overwhelming in hard-hit western north carolina. it is an area that's not used to hurricanes or tropical storms like this. it seemed to have taken folks by surprise. you are looking live in asheville from the fox -like team to an indication of how that mcdonald's was hit. fox with a correspondent brandy campbell live in asheville with the very latest from on the ground. >> hey eric, with a storm catching seven people off guard and how dangerous it was, unfortunately's at 232 people confirmed dead across the southeast apart you can understand why just by looking at what is behind us. we just saw urban search and rescue walking this site you can see fire in front of propane cars that are now tipped over and the damage goes for blocks along this want to know a river in this area. i also want you guys to take a look at this video showing what asheville look like him part of

the town was under water break summit residents are water rushing inside sending families waiting for rescue from the rooftops and businesses impacted while the time line for them to rebuild and open is unknown. are hoping to come back as their livelihood depends on it. >> images catastrophic. one 100% loss. there's no way around that. the water was to the top of the roof. we have propane tanks sitting on top of the i-beams. >> as people start to clean up the epa is assessing for a possible water and soil contamination production top of that power and water is still up for many residents and could take a while for services to return because infrastructure needs to be rebuilt in some places. it is an issue that's impacting local hospital som summer havino work around those impacts while staying open at some capacity. they have distribution site so people can get hot meals and

also something to drink. there is a line open first folks wyou need to speak with anyone with the help and rescue, recovery or volunteering so that would be the hope for the helpline if anyone is to look that up. because they have propane tanks that still have a few inside, they have to burn off the fuel until it is empty before they can move forward for the propane sites. back to you. >> is astounding with the flames in the background they have to have a controlled burn like that. brandy campbell live in asheville. thank you. cap next laura ingraham will join us from butler, pennsylvania. just set down for president trump to tell us all about it.

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arthel: as we have been reporting former president trump will be back in butler, pennsylvania just a couple of hours from now for a rally at the same site where he was nearly assassinated in july. it is sure to be an emotional day for joining us now is the host of the ingrid angle. lure you will be asked speaking exclusively to the former president from butler. it is arthel, i hope you can hear me but i'm telling everyone

you'll be speaking exclusively from butler to the former president which is going to air on monday night at 7:00 p.m. on your show. first of all, tell me how does it feel to be there in butler today? >> i have to say, arthel, i have covered a lot of campaigns for the last eight presidential campaign to get a sense of energy and enthusiasm. it ebbs and flows it. but this event here today, it's a couple hours before the real celebration begins. it reminds me quite a bit of 2016. obviously huge attributes going onto the first responders. the corey comperatore family, david dutch and james copenhaver. both the latter two were injured and of course corey lost his live here on july 13. the fact that trump is here to finish his speech as he is saying is a real boost to the people of this area that were very rattled by what happened.

and assigned to the rest of the country where they are republican or democrat, independent with you don't likee term, electronic that we have a system of government that is supposed to be peaceful and orderly. there is no place for violence of any kind. here there's a lot of love and support so it's quite something to be here today. arthel: i understand and i understand why you just said what you said. this is not about politics. but should be clear i don't think there was anyone i would assume who felt anything political in that moment. because no one wants to see the former president of the united states life could be taken away by symbol would be a s session. too that to be clear. i understand and agree with you wholeheartedly there. i understand you spoke with jd vance before the rally. can you give us a preview of what you talked about? >> i'm speaking to him right

before president trump speaks. we'll be sharing some of that over the coming days apart and then president trump afterward a party or just like me i get late direction on my show and i am always lucky to get the one, two, three in my ear sometimes. but i think this a moment again is important. this is the united states of america. this happens once and the year whether you are at an event at fort kamala harris and support our you are at an event for trump. you are here because you believe your vote should counted you have a vision for the country buried the people here have a vision for the country that it is time to change but they are concerned about a lack of broad-based prosperity for the middle class especially. and they want more peace in the world in a border that works. that's kind of the common theme. here today they are here to support president trump for finishing this speech they got so abruptly and violently ended on july 13. that feeling of confidence,

defiance, strength and a lot of love here. especially for corey comperatore's family. arthel: will you be speaking former president family i'm sorry i don't need to butcher's name is also respected. do you plan to speak with him? >> yes because you gave me an idea some of the political aspects are going to be speaking to with the former president will be speaking to him about corey's family as well and how they are doing now? >> of course pay a lot of money was raised for his family. for his children. president trump helped lead that with others. a lot of those people are here. i had a chance to read corey's family and friends earlier today it's extremely emotional for them. no one can forget he lost his life here. just because he attended a

political rally. and that cannot happen again in the united states. it cannot happen again. arthel: cannot happen again, cannot happen again put on a personal note, how are you feeling? i know you walked in there you felt the emotion of the crowd there. i'm not sure you've laid eyes on the former president yet to give us an idea of how he is feeling before the rally. what more can you tell us? >> i talked to him a couple of days ago. he was ready for this moment. and pulling up here, i got very emotional. i wish my mother was here. she died it many years ago but came from polish immigrants. she loved this country. she was very passionate, 5-foot tall, connecticut conservative. she would love to be here. i was thinking about her a lot. it's amazing there's lots of press here obviously pray there's like seven risers behind me. they're about 22000 people gathered and quite a few who cannot get him because of the

security situation. but people seemed like it a very good mood. i imagine the president feels extremely emotional but very proud to come back here. and very grateful he did not lose his life that day. arthel: grateful indeed. laura, thank you for sharing that special moment. the thoughts about your mother, those thoughts are always cheery know in your he heart anytime yu lose a parent. i lost my father several years ago. so i understand how that is. and listen, i know you have work to do there. thank you for stopping to take the time to talk with us. we'll be watching your program a course on monday at 7:00 p.m. for your exclusive interview from there in butler with former president trump and let you get back to work. we will see you again. alrall right laura, thank you. support thank you arthel and laura. we have a quick programming note for your "fox news sunday" tomorrow. shannon bream will speak one on

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