i'm trey gowdy in tonight. we begin with a fox news alert. first charges in the durham probe have been filed, and it is the fbi under indictment. we will have much more just ahead, including exclusive reaction from senator lindsey graham. but first, with just 81 dayslu until the most consequential election of our lifetime, joe biden and kamala harris are pandering to the far left, seizing the most out of touch ideas the extreme left has to offer and hope progressives will forget about bernie and aoc and turn out for them in november. keep in mind kamala harris was firmly rejected by democratic primary voters when she wanted to be the president, and joe biden was never the first or second or third choice of progressives. it's why you see kamala harris flip-flopping on major issues like health care even though joe biden himself, take a look. >> on the hyde amendment, where you made a decision for years to withhold resources to poor women to have access to reproductive health care, including women whe were the victims of rape and incest, do you

trey? your thoughts? >> trey: yes, ma'am. you put your finger on it. you're not punishing the police when you don't come forward with information. you're punishing the victims, whether it's a drive-by shooting or if it's a police officer. i think what republicans would like to see, violence by police is wrong, violence against police is wrong. i think what senator cruz and others are asking, do you condemn both with the same frequency? do you condemn both with the same firm and vigor? violence is wrong, whether it's by the police or against the police. be consistent in how you condemn it. >> harris: kennedy, you know, 70. i said 7-0 nights of this kind of thing. it's more than the street that's happening on. the entire community now is marked like this. i would have to imagine, at this point, the entire community is touched by this. >> kennedy: of course. not only people who live there, but people who are planning on visiting the city of roses, which is now the city of flames. at this point, it appears that most of the federal law enforcement officers

>> trey: no.wer, to be honest. >> juan: kennedy, europe. >> kennedy: one of the hardest things during lockdown has been hard we give our pets exercise? look at gomez. her human figured out a way to fasten a tennis ball to a tetherball set up and gomez goes around and around in a circle as happy as can be. convinced he's going to catch that tennis ball at any moment. for those of you who know and love boston terriers, you know that they have a lot of energy. this is a great set up. a lot of pet parents will be following suit. >> juan: that's it for us. have a great summer weekend, everybody. enjoy. ♪ >> good evening. welcome to washington. i am shannon bream in for a hectare. it's shaping up to be another weekend of despair and worry for millions of americans out of work. there is no agreement on a new coronavirus relief package. one week after the expiration of supplemental unemployment benefits. the july jobs reports shows the unemployeunemployment rate dropo 10.2. the economy gained 1.8 million

>> trey: no.leaf blower, to be honest. >> juan: kennedy, europe. >> kennedy: one of the hardest things during lockdown has been hard we give our pets exercise? look at gomez. her human figured out a way to fasten a tennis ball to a tetherball set up and gomez goes around and around in a circle as happy as can be. convinced he's going to catch that tennis ball at any moment. for those of you who know and love boston terriers, you know that they have a lot of energy. this is a great set up. a lot of pet parents will be following suit. >> juan: that's it for us. have a great summer weekend, everybody. enjoy ♪ ♪ it's always a good time. >> "fox & friends," good morning. >> good morning, "fox & friends." pete: good morning, it is fox and friends. i have never heard that before. who is manning the phones this morning. quite interesting. good morning, it's august 8th. 's the 6:00 a.m. edition of "fox & friends." we are really grad you are here and glad to have emily compagno and as always our swamp monst

trey yngst in martyr square. good evening, trey.trey: leland, good afternoon, clashes erupting in beirut as demonstrators are calling for top-level officials to resign. they want answers to that explosion last tuesday that lost more than 150 people dead. you can see behind me clashes unfolding and raveling very quickly. demonstrators are throwing stones and fireworks to security forces. some of the forces are associated with the lebanese militant group hezbollah. that's only angering the protestors who are upset that hezbollah has become a part of their government. they say even the prime minister himself does not have control. today he was described to me as a puppet. they want to see accountability for that blast and just under a mile from where we are standing near martyr square, there are rescue teams from around the world searching through the rubble. the governor of beirut say that more than 100 people are still missing and the death toll continues to up and you have people yelling across the city right now, many of them young

trey, why aren't we hearing these things?lize they are legislative constipated a lot on capitol hill, but this is the deal, this is what democracy is. we have to know that our votes count. >> trey: it is another election issue, i mean, i think one side wants the voters to believe that republicans want us to pressure vote, they don't want your vote to count. we're having more shade thrown at the election result by the former nominee. you know my idea, start voting on thursday, vote early, i want people to socially distance and vote. they are auz soluti -- easy sol, if i came up with it, easy and simple. vote early, quit casting aspersions on something as sacred as the vote count. >> melissa: yeah, martha, you could say that to both sides. what seems crystal clear, everyday both sides are laying out their groundwork and argument after the fact for why this was not a fair election and where does that leave us? marth y >> martha: you're right, meli a melissa, it will make people nervous about what is to come after thelection. who

greg: trey it's about persuasion.his is the least persuasive technique i've ever seen. >> that's exactly what i was thinking is how the non-persuasive than what is persuasive is when the right calls out malefactors and mal actors on our side in the left does the same. that is persuasive. i was on board with brussels but i use rhetorical skills but i was asked yesterday will you say black lives matter is i said i will say but i've 20 years proving it in the courtroom and i wish you would have been there to help me 20 years ago when we were trying to give value to black homicides of it to him and you didn't see anything in the shooting so you want to say it or do you want to prove it? greg: that's a good question. they were going to rand paul over brianna and kat you know the story. >> that was his thing justice for breonna taylor and the no knock warrant. kamala harris nowhere to be found on that one but they are going to after him. i agree this is another sample that i agree soul wholeheartedly that it's wrong to be s

maria: explain ica, trey.understand that he was only involved in the ica >> the intelligence community assessment. in late 2016 after president trump won they were dying for an explanation as to how they all got it wrong so it must be russia and president obama said get me an intelligence assessment. we got a big intelligence community, but it was brennan and comey that wrote this? and then you've got the whole issue of the dossier. my guess is most of durham's questions were about how that ic a reached its conclusions , in record time. they did it in about three weeks three weeks is a quick turn around to do an intelligence assessment. maria: do you think there withs criminality? >> well we know there was. klinesmith plead guilty was there more? i don't know. maria: okay,trey, great to see you and happy birthday a little birdie told me it was your birthday yesterday, trey gowdy. >> thank you. for as little as $5, now anyone can own companies in the s&p 500, even if their shares cost more. at $5 a slice, you c

maria: welcome back we're back with former congressman trey gowdy and trey, you interviewed yourselfhn brennan when you were investigating the russia probe when you were the chairman of oversight. what are your thoughts on brennan's interview this past friday with john durham and what that tells us about the durham criminal investigation? >> well i only had five minutes with john brennan and durham had eight hours and my sense is the focus will be on the ica. i think your viewers know this maria but there are more than a dozen entities in our intelligence community. only two really participated in this ica, brennan and comey so go back and think of the things that brennan and comey said about candidate and president trump. these are the two folks who wrote in record time in ica after obama failed to protect the country in 2016. brennan who thinks that trump is an agent of a foreign government and has labeled his conduct treasonist and promised his family members would go to isonpris th whoesse resibleesor t for t a.ic brnennannaney,om a a a aits it s outheut m f inctedctedobef of tru

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let's bring in trey gowdy. host of the gou trey gowdy podct and fox news contributor. would love to talk about a different topic this week but we can't turn the page. violence across the city continues. what do you think that they declared a riot in portland? this is after the federal officers left under an agreement with the trump administration. >> this lays bare the alleged motive. in portland the president's law enforcement. they are gone. but you still have the anarchy. in chicago you have an officer-involved shooting that appears to be a justified shooting in self-defense. somehow the looters and the rioters draw a causal connection we have a good shoot over here so let's go break in unrelated businesses. lori lightfoot may think she was clear in her most recent statement but there has been a lot of the equivocation in the last few months from the leaders of the major cities. they are sending mixed messages at best. >> dana: so in garrett tenney's report he says some of the looters felt like they could get away with it because in the protest from two or three mon

bill. >> bill: good reporting there, trey yingst, developments when we get them. thank you, trey.ested media tycoon under china new national security law, with ripple effects around the world. beijing hitting prominent american lawmakers for sanctions, we'll talk about that. kaefd is not only reason new yorkers have decided to pack up and leave town. that is next. veterans, record low mortgage rates have now fallen even lower. by refinancing at newday you can save $3000 a year every year. with their va streamline refi, there is no income verification, no appraisal, no out of pocket costs and no va paperwork for you. you can start the process right over the phone. refi now and cut $3000 a year off your mortgage payments. loans can close in as little as 30 days. p7hf?ñ >> tech: when you've got ...safelite can come to you. >> tech: and you'll get a text when we're on our way. >> tech: just leave your keys on the dash and we'll replace your windshield with safe, no-contact service. >> tech: schedule at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ liberty mutual cus

plus, stephen welcomes keanu reeves and alex winter and former congressman trey gowdy.ring, live, jon batiste and stay homin'. and now live from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: welcome, welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to "a late show" i'm your host, stephen colbert. we just walked in this room. we just literally finalized the script. i can't wait to find out what we just wrote. this is going to be really exciting, i haven't even had time to prep my eyeballs because they've had quite a beating tonight. we are live for the second night of the republican national if you missed last night, congratulations. despite promises of positive message, it was a dark, angry propaganda with terrible production values. they should have called it "triumph of the will this be over soon?" one big problem is trump and the g.o.p. were in covid denial for months. the democrats actually looked ahead, made time to produce something for their convention, four pretty smooth nights. the republicans had to cram at the last minute. "i don't

trey yingst reporting live, where it is night in beirut. thank, trey. arthel. arthel: well, eric, washington reacting to president trump's decision to go around congress and sign four executive orders on coronavirus relief. critics questioning the legality of the measures while the president blames democrats for negotiations hitting a dead end. >> we didn't think we would have to do it. we thought the democrat woulds be reasonable. they've been not only unreasonable, they've been ridiculous. >> something's wrong. when you look at those executive orders, either the kindest thing i could say is he doesn't know what he's talking about. to characterize them as even accomplishing what they set out to do, as something that is--would take the place of an agreement is just not so. arthel: mark meredith is standing by near the president's new jersey golf club. mark. >> reporter: arthel, good afternoon. president trump says he had no choice but to act because congress and the white house could not agree on a more broad economic stimulus package. as part of the directives

"water's world" 8:00 before trey is on the g.g. show. dan bongino and i break down the violence. don't miss it. >> all right. big crowd in washington today marching to commemorate the 57th anniversary of dr. martin luther king jr.'s i have a dream speech. one of the speakers was martin luther king iii. watch. >> there's a knee upon the neck of democracy, and our nation can only live so long without the oxygen of freedom. >> also speaking was the sister of jacob blake, the kenosha, wisconsin man shot by police. listen. >> stand up, black men. educate yourself. protect the black family unit.

trey? >> jonathan, good afternoon.dicates the trump administration is prepare ago sanctioning package to target hezbollah. the idea is to use the political instability and aftermath of the blast on tuesday last week to try to weaken hezbollah. the leader of the group will be giving remarks on friday in lebanon about the current security situation. but as you mentioned, there's ongoing protests. tonight outside the parliament building, we saw the fifth night of demonstration. tonight there were no clashes. one of the reasons is because the army has been brought in. last night we saw riot police. they fired tear gas trying to push demonstrators down the street. many here say they will stay out until their demands are met. we saw the prime minister and his entire cabinet resign from their positions. there's still the president along with a number of other political operatives including head of the parliament that have links to the militant group hezbollah. protesters say they want to see a full overhaul of the government

trey, thank you.c, president trump has been warning about mail-in voting, saying they should redo one congressional race in new york that became a symbol of a mail-in voting mess. up next, what went wrong, how to fix it and what to expect for the november election. (neighbor) whatcha working on... (burke) oh, just puttering, tinkering... commemorating bizarre mishaps that farmers has seen and covered. had a little extra time on my hands lately. (neighbor) and that? (burke) oh, this? just an app i've been working on. it's called signal from farmers, and it could save you up to fifteen percent on your auto insurance. simply sign up, drive and save. but i'm sure whatever you've been working on is equally impressive. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ arthel: a shooting turned dead any washington, d.c., at least 21 people shot, one killed, after dispute at a large gathering overnight. police say at least three shooters opened fire from different locations. several people were critically injur

trey yingst from tel aviv, trey what was the importance of this inaugural flight? afternoon. the importance of this flight has to do with the peace deal announced earlier this month between the united arab emirates and on the side of the boeing 737 was the word "peace" in arabic and hebrew. it was equipped with a missile defense system due to the high profile guests onboard. senior advisor jared kushner was joined by the national security advisor robert o'brien to lead this american anti-israeli delegation. after. kushner addressed the questions many people have in the region. will it allow the uae to buy fighter jets from the u.s. something to change the military balance in the middle east? jared kushner said it would be discussed between benjamin netanyahu and president trump. in addition to security cooperation from israelis and morales will have open trading for my health care and tourism relations. benjamin netanyahu met in jerusalem to discuss normalization with ties with mri these and optimistic such as the crane would follow suit in the near future and this

and trey is there embedded with lebanese troops. hi, trey. >> hay there, kristin. as the investigation continues the leader of the militant group hezbollah, they say the whole country should respond. more after the break. try boos. -with 20 grams of protein for muscle health- -versus only 16 grams in ensure® high protein. and now enjoy boost® high protein in new café mocha flavor. a diagnosis of metastatic breast cancer can bring up questions that make you feel like shutting down. go here: findyourmbcvoice.com >> secretary of state mike pompeo and poland's defense minister signed a new defense agreement today that will increase the number of u.s. troops stationed in the eastern european country. the pact allows u.s. forces to access polish military installations and paved the way for troops to be redeployed there from germany. the number could rise by another thousand under this new deal. leland a team of fbi invests is taking part in the probe after the explosion in beirut. hundreds of thousands out of their homes. live from beirut, you can't believe that hezbolla

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trey. >> reporter: jon, good evening. day and another round of anti-government protests right next to the demonstration the site, search and rescue teamses are still digging through the rubble looking for survivors. we did see today two ministers resigning, but protesters in the street say that is not enough. they want a change in government. here's a scene from earlier today. >> clashes are erupting again in beirut today as demonstrators are demanding that more people resign from the government. right now security forces are trying to keep the demonstrators back from the parliament. you can see they're firing tear gas. just yesterday we saw live ammunition used against these protesters. many of the people firing those bullets are associate ised with the lebanese militant group hezbollah. these protesters say they no longer want hezbollah where to be influencing what this country does expect decisions they make. they want to see change. and they are saying they will stay in the streets until they get it. >> we are so angr

trey yngst live in beirut among protestors showing the anger, they want the officials out, hey, trey.re, govern, clashes erupting in beirut tonight. more than 250 people wounded as thousands remain in square and police say one of the officers have been killed an they are using live ammunition on the demonstrators. this is close to tuesday's explosion that killed more than 150 people here in lebanon. right now behind me rescue crews are searching for survivors and there are more than 60 people missing at this hour. lebanese prime minister trying to calm down the country tonight saying it should go to parliamentary elections early. it doesn't appear the protestors are having it. take a look at the scene a bit earlier today. >> right now protestors are clashing with the guards of lebanon parliament outside of the lebanese where explosion occurred and symbolic display, they are taking debris and throwing it toward the men they believe are protecting what they call a corrupt government. [sirens] >> we have the right to talk. they have all to be responsible on what happens in beirut. this m

dana. >> dana: all right, that would be good news, trey yingst, thank you.t been crazy enough for you, the farmer almanac says winter once and on the action. todd piro, what is the grid news? >> dana, would you expect anything less from 2020 continuing into the fall or into 2021? the "farmer's almanac" warning that this winter could be brutally cold and snow way with "everything crazy in between." here is how it breaks down the northern half of the country with extended bouts of cold. great lakes with lots of soft snow and brace for more snow than normal for most of us in the northeast, we barely saw any snow last winter but the "farmer's almanac" warning of a blizzard of the second week of february with 1-2 feet of snow from d.c. to boston along with another big snowstorm on the east coast in late march. and the almanac calls for significant february snowfall for eastern ohio and kentucky along with wintry precept hitting the southern plains that month as well. the desert southwest expected to have a dry and mild winter but that could worsen drought conditi

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trey yingst in beirut with the very latest. trey? reporter: 24 hours after the resignation after the lebanese prime minister along with his entire cabinet we're seeing -- give me one second here, neil. we're seeing clashes outside of the parliament building in beirut. i want to show you the scene behind me here. protesters are clashing with security forces. this is, just about an hour after a moment of silence was held for the victims of that explosion last tuesday. 150 people killed. and thousands more injured. the tension here has started to increase after some men, these demonstrators believe are linked to the militant group hezbollah drove scooters through the crowd. i had to take my mask off there. some of the tear gas residue was off to the side. they have been teargassing the crowd for the past hour trying to separate it. our viewers now, watching fox business, last hour on fox news channel you saw a smaller group of people here on this street. i want to show you off in the distance now how large the crowd is. just to give you

trey gowdy's best friends with senator scott? aren't they too old to be best friends?a little strange. i will let it pass. the president is aggressively courting the black vote he's doing it through policies, not pandering, unlike the democrats. i liked when tim scott said that he had to deal with the democrats on police reform but they backed away because they didn't want to solve the problem. they wanted to keep the issue alive for the election. also vernon jones, black democrat, state of georgia, talked about how the democrats where the cloth but they take the votes for granted. herschel walker, the point where he said donald trump and i are very similar. when we see an obstacle whether it's in the political realm or on the football field, we run over it. that may be kind of a bruising style for a lot of people but it's effective. >> dana: greg takes on the media reaction to the rnc next on "the five." when managing diabetes you can't always stop for a fingerstick. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you don't have to. with a painle

trey is in beirut with the latest. trey. evening, the fbi arriving in lebanon this weekend to assist with the larger investigation into that deadly blast last week. senior u.s. official david hail was on the ground today viewing some of the damage around the port. unfortunately two more bodies were recovered. as 30 people remain missing. now i want to give you a scene what it looked like earlier today we were there embedded with military looking at the site of this blast. take a look. >> you can see behind me it is difficult to describe. just because it is so large. building that are built with concrete like they were sand castles goods sitting in port thrown across the area. off in the distance you can see the iconic grain silo from the port of beirut that silo has 85% of the country grin and it is completely destroyed there are teams around us here, and they are digging through the rubble. there are still more than 30 people missing. more than 170 were killed in the explosion. many of their bodies found in the water behind

joining me now, trey gowdy, author of a great new book. it's called "it doesn't hurt to ask."k. i thought it would be really good to ask you about this. i'm going to read a quote from your book when you're talking about persuasion. if you don't have the facts or the law, pound the table. steer away from good, legal assertions. fall into the trap of purely ad hominem attacks, you run the risk of the jury believing it is all you have. personal attacks. as they go into this convention, do you have thoughts on how the president could persuade to be on his base to get voters to vote for him for a second term? >> yeah, dana, i think you put your fingers on it. we have to have a bigger jury than just the base. my advice to the president is to let others praise you. let others tell of your success. there's a reason, dana, when you speak, somebody else introduces you. you don't read off all of your accomplishments. someone else does it. i would also let others not run for higher office, not run for 2024, but it is your job just to contrast joe biden with donald trump. then when it is p

trey. >> trace, good morning.kely pour in throughout the day. whether you like or dislike president trump, this is a massive foreign policy win for the trump administration. normalizing ties between the uae and israel appears to be the first step in what the white house is hoping will look like momentum for the region to try to work towards a peace agreement that will be, as jared kushner described in those remarks, untraditional. i interviewed him last summer during this conference where you had the arab states coming to the table except the palestinians. it appeared that this plan would ultimately deteriorate and nothing would come out of it. it looks like the trump administration has made something out of nothing and what we're seeing now today the normalization of ties between the uae and israel isn't just a diplomatic win where you'll see now flights between places like tel aviv and abu dhabi but also a security win. when you look at the palestinians what the president has effectively done in the short term i

joining us live from swiftwater, pennsylvania, jennifer, trey, tess and zeus. welcome to you all.>> there is. as we're sitting down to read or watch tv, the cat comes to sit on your lap, we don't disturb the cat. that's your time to bond with them so you can ask other people for help. >> we are so excited to have zeus as our pet of the week. and tell us, if he can actually speak human, what do you think that he would say about this honor? >> well, zeus loves people. so he would like to say thank you to his favorite friend charlie and happy birthday to steve. >> thank you so much to zeus and, trey, thanks for sharing the story. very separati very inspirational. we truly appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> thank you very much. >> we'll talk to you later. >>> let's get a check in with ginger now. ginger, over to you. good morning. >> reporter: thank you, whit. good morning to you. we have a little programming note about "savage kingdom." it is the emmy award winning and nominated excuse me limited series on national geographic. they're going into season four kicking off tonight at 9

trey, thank you so much.dden tunnel in arizona and white border patrol agents calling this one-of-a-kind. researchers with a new projection for cultic death in the united states. very troubling project division. a live report just ahead. i will speak with a schoolteacher who said she is so worried about returning to the classroom that she wrote her own obituary. that is next. ♪ so you can have a daily multivitamin free of stuff you don't want. one a day natural fruit bites. a new way to multivitamin. ♪ >> john: so bottom of the hour headlines, more than 1 million people in an area stretching from north carolina to maine still without power days after tropical storm fay isaias up the east coast. some people could be in the dark until next week. the governor of connecticut calling in the national guard to help get power back up and running two homes and businesses. the feds uncovering an incomplete tunnel stretching from arizona to mexico. the top border patrol agents says it appears the most sophisticated tunn

trey yingst is live in beirut, trey, what is going on? >> dana, good afternoon.ople are still looking for their loved ones and the rubble. there were teams all around the world helping with the search as many people are demanding answers from the government. they want to know why were these pieces of material and substances just sitting in the court up to seven years that could have led to this explosion. there are more than 300,000 people displaced and 80,000 of them are children according to unicef. this comes as the protest overnight outside of lebanon's parliament building here in beirut. those protesters clashing with the police as they called on the president of lebanon, michel aoun to resign and it is difficult to describe the scenario here in the level of destruction. we saw images yesterday, the president emmanuel macron walking through the streets of beirut meeting with a number of protesters who were yelling out "revolution." we spoke with civilians and saw what looked like firsthand. take a look. speak with the city of beirut is in pieces. the immedia

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trey gowdy, thank you so much for being here. so i'm assuming you are watching what did you make f it and do you think this approach of painting democrats as socialists anas people who are crime cobblers is going to be a smart one for the republicans? >> well, judy, first of all, thank you for having me on. y can keep a secret, i only watched two speeches last night and i'll let you take a guess which two they were. nick nikki and timea. id articles about some of the other speeches, i didn't watch it, what strategy would work, i have been pretty car. i think republicans, particularly the president, needs to let other people out the his successes i mean, politics is about contrast, contrast can be fair,h but it sti to be contrast. let other people do that. the tone struck by nikki and tim last night is exactly the one i thinrepublicans need if they're going to be persuasive and successful in november. >> woodruff: do you think calling joe biden a socialist and his party moving in socialism is a good idea. >> i don't think calling

trey yingst in beirut. the wire on decisions whether students should be back in the classrooms this semester. first beyond our borders tonight. 2,000 people in hong kong charged with participating in illegal assembly at a vigil on june 4th commemorating the crackdown on protesters in and around beijing's tiananmen square. tens of thousands lit candles across the city peaceful event. this was the first year vigil had been banned in hong kong. a council will convene tomorrow to decide whether the last 400 taliban prisoners will be released as part of a peace agreement. the taliban had rejected any changes to the deal they signed in february with the u.s. calling for the prisoner release. survivors of the world's first atomic bombing gather in diminished numbers near iconic blasted dome to mark the attack's 75th anniversary. an upsurge of coronavirus cases in japan meant much smaller than normal turnout in hiroshima. the u.s. dropped the bomb on the city on august 6th, 1945. it dropped a second bomb three days

trey. >> good morning.re less than 24 hours after lebanese prime minister diab resigned along with his entire cabinet and there is growing uncertainty about the future of lebanon. people here today are frustrated following a new report indicating that officials knew there were thousands of tons of ammonium nitrate sitting in the port as recently as last month. that report coming out today in the associated press. i want to show you the scene behind me. complete destruction in the port of beirut. what you are looking at is the explosion zone where that deadly blast took place on tuesday that killed more than 150 people, wounding thousands more. you can hear off in the distance some music. there are a number of soldiers down here along the port that are guarding the area. the silo that you see there is responsible for 85% of the country's grain so that's one of the major problems here that there isn't going to be enough food for the many people internally displaced in lebanon. we did see protests erupt throug

what is federal government's responsibility here trey? governors, mayors in locales are allowing to it continue not supporting the police forces. >> their job most state and local 97% state and local we saw this week even though mainstream media buried it bill barr announced indictments, there are federal violations firearms arson explosives drug trafficking there are federal statutory will violations that bill barr is enforcing this week we saw african american man elected president twice then african american female nominated one heart bead he lucid moment away from presidency that is the country far left wants to burn down the country they want to disassemble institutions we made a lot of progress i wish they would acknowledge some of that progress not trying to burn the country down. >> yeah, where is john durham? u.s. attorney durham to interview former cia director brennan today as part of criminal investigation he gos into origins of the russia probe you have done so much work object this days after senate intel committee released

trey yingst is live in tel aviv with the latest. trey? >> harris, good afternoon. a massive explosion has rocked the lebanese capital beirut. according to security sources, at least ten people are dead and dozens injured. we are still gathering information on the cause of this blast. local media reports indicating this took place near a fireworks container. the lebanese report here in the city of beirut, the early images we saw before the explosion took place, a large white plume of smoke, and you saw what looked like fireworks exploding underneath it before a massive explosion took place. to give you an example of how widespread the damage is in the situation, the airport is about 6 miles away from the port and beirut and it was moderately damaged. you saw images of neighborhoods this evening completely destroyed by this massive blast. additionally, we've been seeing images online of hospitals completely overwhelmed with victims coming in. many people with wounds from this explosion. we will continue to follow the latest out of the explosion in beirut. harris? >>

neil: just in credible, trey you be safe yourself.e way as trey was wrapping up we're getting more details from local press in the area in-n-out side of the beirut that this ammonium nitrate that kicked off and sparked this explosion was only recently stored there over the past few months and now reports that ammonium nitrate shipments were building there since 2014, and one agent on site had said there was enough to blow a hole through the entire city and a big chunk of the middle east. we'll keep you posted on that, and also keeping you posted on now official word, the president will be signing an executive order later today because he says when it comes to coronavirus stimulus in this country, congress is letting down and the democrats have failed to work with republicans to get together something to keep the stimulus to get flowing and he is going to sign an unemployment benefit extension and we don't know that will include the full $600 a week federal benefit that expired last week on eviction moratorium extension, a payroll tax

trey gowdy and tyrus. i'm going to get that demo, jesse. time for this. ♪ dana is not here.per for the a ride in the back seat of my maserati. jasper enjoying a cool wind to the gums. keeps his breath fresh. that's my jasper video for today. >> pretty good. jesse, you're up. >> gowdy on the g.g. show. have to tune in for that one. >> thanks so much. >> i'm kidding. i won't watch at all. [laughter] on behalf of my sister, we would like to wish our parents a happy 50th wedding anniversary. >> wow. >> tomorrow is 50 years for ann and stephen. there they are. that has to be from the 80s. my dad's suit is unbelievably big there. >> not like your swimsuit. >> mom and dad, we love you, we were going to celebrate this year. they were going to take us to jamaica. the china virus cut that trip short. we'll be in jamaica in spirit. "water's world" 8:00 before trey is on the g.g. show. dan bongino and i break down the violence. don't miss it. >> all right. big crowd in washington today marching to commemorate the 57th anniversary of dr. martin luther king jr.'s i have a dream speech. on

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