"the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. breaking update on former president trump's special master request. we'll have more on that as we follow that story out of west palm beach, florida in just a moment. first, the nation just got our report card in on the pandemic education situation. those who oversaw it are calling it a very sobering look at the devastating impact that all of it had on our children. so this new federal study is of 9-year-olds across the country and shows that from 2020 to 2022, reading scores saw their biggest drop since 1990. math scores plummeted during that period for the first time ever. these are some of the worst declines that the study has seen in its 50-year history. it could take a generation for some scores to rebound reports the "wall street journal." the learning loss could weigh on economic output in this country in the years to come. pete hegseth and leo terrell are here. first, to david lee miller that shows us what's in the study. hi, lee. >> the nation's schools are getting a failing g

martha? >> martha: thanks, rich. with that, we bring in josh kraushaar.ticipated after labor day that they would tighten. what are you making of starting in georgia? >> georgia is going to be one of the closest elections. some polls show walker up, some polls show senator warnock up. when you're a senator and you have a spending advantage and you're tied or trailing in the polls and warnock is kind of in that statistical tie space right now, it's not good to be an incumbent. when you look at the big picture, there's three big races that will come down to the wire. one is georgia, pennsylvania and nevada. whichever party wins two of those three will win the majority in the senate. it's going to be a nail biter late into election night come november. >> martha: georgia would be a flip. it was a heart breaker for republicans in the run off in 2020. we'll see what happens. they're clearly tightening. in pennsylvania, this fetterman oz race is also tightening. the question is why is it tightening at this point? >> well, the big issue in this race is the fact t

martha? >> martha: thanks very much, mark. good to see you.now, joe concha, columnist for the hill and a fox news contributor. josh kraushaar from axios. great to have you with us. josh, let's start with you. surprising that democrats still poll ahead of republicans on this education issue. i'm still that doesn't make the republican candidates happy to see this after all of the work and focus that they have put on this issue. what do you think is going on there? >> it is important to look at those education polling numbers in context. democrats used to have 20 plus point leads on the issue of education. the fox poll, which is consistent with a lot of national polls, has it down to three points. so republicans have been making major inroads and it's large by because of what happened over the last couple years with covid, shutting down schools and forcing remote learning in a lot of states. really creating a lot of learning loss. that's not just an issue that republicans care about but it's an issue as governor youngkin learned in virginia that

. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. the president goes all in vilifying what he calls maga republicans and it appears that the word is out that this is the narrative for the next nine weeks running up to the mid-terms. that trump leads the gop and his extreme supporters are essentially poisonous for the country. watch this. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. maga republicans do not respect the constitution. maga forces are determined to take this country backwards. the maga republicans believe for them to succeed, everyone else has to fail. maga republicans look at americans and see carnage and darkness and despair. they spread fear and lies. >> martha: okay. you get the idea. the white house feeding several questions today about the appropriateness of this speech given the military backdrop there, the red lights that were up against that building and how the white house can deny that the effort here last night was not a presidential prime

martha? >> martha: jacqui heinrich at the white house. thank you. the white house events celebrating the inflation reduction act completed with a performance of "fire and rain" by james taylor. a little bit of that for you tonight. now being knocked as tone deaf given the current state of the economy. >> there's this unfortunate split screen right now with the dow taking a beating down more than 1,200 points. so it feels like it's hard to be celebratory for some people. >> tough day to have the big inflation reduction act event as they did at the white house with this number that came out yesterday. >> i don't think any average american who is struggling to live paycheck to paycheck thinks that that is something to celebrate. >> martha: with that, we bring in karl rove, former deputy chief of state to george w. bush and joe concha, fox news contributor. great to have you both here. karl, let me start with you. you know, great images of the president in some fancy-looking evs and charging stations that he wants to build across the country. is that a

back to you, martha. >> martha: thanks, nate foy in new york.nd a new poll shows that republicans hold an advantage with voters on the economy, crime and immigration. we'll dig to those three issues this hour with jared bernstein coming up. >> we're in a position for the last several months, it hasn't spiked. it's just barely -- basically even. ♪ the new 2023 gmc sierra at4x is equipped to conquer the great outdoors... ...or the great indoors. welcome to the peak of premium off-roading. the new 2023 gmc sierra at4x. gmc. we are professional grade this is john. he never gives up—no matter what life throws his way. high cholesterol. heart disease. 17 fad diets... 5 kids... 3 grandkids... 1 heart attack. and 18 passwords that seem to change daily. with leqvio, john can lower his cholesterol— and so can you. when taken with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. common side effects of leqvio were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in

martha. >> martha: david thank you very much.nt trump, bill barr author of "one thing after another." thank you for being here today. i want to start out by playing this sound bite from yesterday when the special master -- when the judge said there could be a special master in this case. here is what andy mccarthy said appear at footplate that. >> it is a big win for the trump team and potentially explosive ruling. and conducting their investigation with the agent assuming all these documents were appropriate for the investigation. now the judge is saying, "hold everything. he may have executive privilege." >> martha: bill, do you agree? >> i agree with andy who wrote an article in the national review dismantling the opinion. the opinion, i think was wrong, and i think the government should appeal that. it was deeply flawed and a number of ways. i don't think the appointment of a special master is going to hold up. even if it does, i don't see it fundamentally changing the trajectory. in other words, i don't think it changes the

let's hand it off to martha maccallum who picks it up live in london for "the story." martha? >> martha: thanks very much, john and sandra. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum live in london. right now you are watching this historic scene as king charles, iii and the queen consult, camilla make their way back from the historic st. giles cathedral in edinburgh. they stood vigil for queen elizabeth, the four siblings guarding the coffin for their mother as mourners pass by before returning to london. as we talked about, tomorrow evening that plane is expected to land at 8:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. eastern time. so about 24 hours from now exactly. it has been quite a day. imagine that it has been an extraordinarily long day for king charles and the rest of his siblings. ingrid seward is joining me now. she's the editor in chief of majesty magazine and a frequent guest here and fox news contributor. good evening. >> good evening. >> martha: very good to have your with us today. what stands out to you as you watch charles and camilla as they head back to spend the evening at t

martha? >> martha: thanks, katie. katie burn is in orlando florida right now where they will start to feel the bands of this over the next several hours. i'm joined be robert louiser. he's in venice, florida. we'll show you where robert is right now. he's a navy veteran. he chose to stay put during the course of this. he said he spent the last couple days putting up shutters around his neighborhood. what are you seeing outside there? >> so right now, we're at the eye wall. it's really bad outside. i've gone outside a couple times. i've been posting stuff on facebook. it's not safe to be outside. i fired up my generator and that's it. it's better to stay inside. i have shutters around the house. i know i'm safe in here. i've never been through something this severe before in all the storms and hurricanes before that i've been through. >> martha: how does it feel and look different to you? >> well, because the winds are so -- they're up to 155. it's constant. i have trees fallen down everywhere now. i have cameras aroun

"the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: good an. i'm martha maccallum. dana perino will be here to talk about new tough polling that we're seeing from president biden's own party. we'll break that down with both of them. first, obviously the big story this afternoon, a fox news weather alert. hurricane ian is now picking up speed. you can see it churning away as it heads in to the gulf of mexico this hour. millions are bracing for what could be called catastrophic conditions there. we've never seen storm surge like the kind that is predicted in this area of florida. they're expecting surges up to 15 feet, the height in the past was four feet. so they're trying to shut it all down right now. that's what you're looking at on the right-hand side. airports closing, schools closing, waterways. ever battening down the hatches ahead of what is termed a 100-year storm. so most people by far have not witnessed anything like this who are living in florida right now, this is the stunning space image for you the space station. gives you a sense of how mammoth this a

martha? >> martha: very interesting, mike. thanks very much. house where we're waiting to hear from president biden. with that, we bring in bret baier. great to have you with us tonight. >> hi, martha. >> martha: this is very interesting watching what is going on in pennsylvania. when you have "the washington post" saying that he must debate in order to make it clear what his abilities are with regard to serving in the senate, i don't think we've seen anything like that before. >> no, i agree. we have not. he has butart. you know, you have all of these policies that are out there in the pennsylvania race that have not been drilled down on. lieutenant governor fetterman has not had to defend some of those policies about jail sentences and his talk about that, about just the other day, he said the first thing he would do as senator is reach out and find out what the teacher's union wants. that's in the wake of what we've seen over the school year and in the wake of covid and the teacher's union. that is a big issue as we saw in virginia, of educa

martha? >> martha: thanks, david lee.ng in lara trump, the former president's daughter in lane and 2020 campaign adviser and fox news contributor. good to have you with us today. you heard at the beginning of the introduction there, michael cohen who used to work closely with the family and used to be one of the most sort of strongest fiercest advocates for the former president. now he says he believes the information that he turned over will take down the entire trump real estate organization. what would you say to him about that? >> well, michael cohen has a history of lying. he's obviously a very unhappy personal individual. he's had his own personal finance problems, which i think led him to this point. the best i can say for him is that i will pray for him. nothing that has come out of his mouth for years now has been factual or accurate in any sort of way. what you have here, martha, with this lawsuit, alleged by the attorney general of new york, if you're a new yorker, you should be absolutely disgusted because ins

an endowment for martha's vineyard, not to help anyone, because why wouldn't martha's vineyard want an endowment? okay. well, yesterday at the request of martha's vineyard representatives, they broke it up. the governor of massachusetts, the thoroughly loathsome charlie baker called up the national guard. charlie baker, mr. compassion, literally brought in the army to remove brown people from the whitest island in the atlantic ocean. once the army brought them off martha's vineyard they were sent to a military base on cape cod -- a military base? how welcoming. ha-ha-ha. cape cod is a lot more republican than martha's vineyard. let's send them to them. here's the scene of the migrants being escorted out after less than 48 hours on that jewel in the sea, martha's vineyard. >> thank you so much for being here, everyone. we're going to show you, as we're leaving today, a live look in massachusetts. we're showing the ferry carrying migrants, who had been dropped in martha's vineyard, have arrived in cape cod. that bus you see there, heading to joint base cape cod. >> tucker: they don't mes

veneheto the martha's vineyard airport. they traveled from san antonio to the panhandle and finally toe their new home on martha's vineyard. yardcbs boston reports that aftr landing, the group wandered about three an d half miles from the airport into town , thereby instantly improving. imagin >> youe can imaginemartha's the unrestrained jubilationnigh on martha's vineyard tonight. long suffering islanderslo finally rescue d frd from their own oppressive whiteness. >> in fact, let's go there now to check in on the celebrations . let's not expect expected thatously has been a mistake for our producers are telling us there are no technical problems that is iproblen fact, a live shot from martha's vineyard, massachusetts, right now. wh but where were the weeping, joyful crowds? where was the champagne?e wathe ticker tape we expect inse times square and v-j day, what we got was a cemetery at midnight. we that? >> but maybe it's not sos they s confusing. maybe things aren't as they seem. our firseem.t clue as barack ob. . bara t

the people who live in martha's vineyard martha's vineyard didn't build any of that.d it are long gone. along with the attitudes and values that made it possible. the people who live there now just came from nostalgia and all that stuff really are the buildings and the beaches, but still you'd hate to see. on the other hand we might have no choice. no sane country it would allow millions of foreign national to walk across its borders illegally and then meagerly give them government benefits in exchange for mocking our rule of law. no one would ever do that, it is suicide. over time it will destroy the united states. everyone can see that no matter what they say. the people who vacation don't care. you're making this possible. he supported, they vote for it, they find it. and they can do all of that because you're so insulated from the effects of joe biden's lunatic immigration policies that none of it matters to them. the country collapses, big deal they live on an island. the rest of us it is a big deal. this is our country but we are born here we plan to die here we

martha. >> martha: a lot of challenges.geraldo rivera, fox news correspondent at large and host of "the five." good to see you. this is from peter doocy and karine jean-pierre. he was asking her about this issue. watch this. >> doesn't biden think america's big cities are safe? >> it's not a yes or no question. what matters is that we have the funding and we have done the work, put the policy forward to make sure that these cities, whether it's big or small, have what they need to protect their community. that's what this. has done. again, without the help of republicans. >> martha: okay. geraldo, you think they've done a good job with that? >> i think the record speaks for itself, martha. when you have the situation with more than half of all retail establishments, reporting that they have been the victim of shoplifting, it's horrible. so not only have they dealt with the pandemic and supply chain shortages and labor problems, now they have to deal with theft. and as you indicated there with that wawa story, now they also

martha? >> martha: thanks very much. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. as officials are now confirming the first fatalities, the president saying ian could turn out to be the deadliest hurricane in florida history. so right now what we are seeing is teams out everywhere they can reach looking for survivors at this hour in a very difficult environment to be sure. this is mount dora, emotional rescue there. you can see these people absolutely devastated and so fearful that they weren't going to survive this. so grateful to the people that are helping them. you have a baby there wrapped in a blanket. a family that is just trying to get to some dry land. winds and flooding. they ripped up asphalt. look at this highway. look at that. that is sanibel, florida. lee county is devastated in a way that we have not seen in a very, very long time. the sheriff there fears -- he said this earlier today and it got a lot of attention -- and we hope the numbers don't come to true whigs. he fears there could be hundreds that lost their lives here. the house burst into fla

martha. >> martha: rich, thank you very much, rich edson in washington.you may hear some hammering behind ring as they get ready for the funeral at westminster abbey on monday. we have learned that the queue for the queen elizabeth line and state has been paused. people cannot get online right now. but that will resume, midday, saturday. i am going to share with you a moment here our own personal journey that went across, about eight hours last night as we went in it to pay our respects with our group here too, queen elizabeth the second. we will show you all of that right after this. >> as a nation to have let us a way that her majesty has let us. for the amount of time. with kindness, with caring. and, always reassurance. after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. showtime. whoo! i'm on fire tonight. (limu squawks) yes! limu, you're a natural. we're not counting that. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ [school bells] when pain says, “i'm here,” i

they loved martha's vineyard. they told msnbc they considered it a paradise. >> they left here a few minutes ago, moved to cape cod, to the joint base on cape cod with new clothes, new cellphones. haven't talked to lawyers for the first time in saying they were actually brought to paradise. they don't resent it for now. they know they're the lucky ones. >> tucker: finally one reporter over at msnbc news tells the truth about what's a sad story. our venezuelan brothers and sisters came to this country for a better life and unlike so many they actually found it. they arrived in one of the prettiest and affluent destinations on the planet, an idyllidyllic island with unlimid resources, unlimited beds, and a population that claimed to love them. "no person is illegal" read the lawn signs. 50 people is too many for martha's vineyard. they called in the army to have them removed. actually judging by the behavior, not the lawn signs, the people of martha's vineyard are not especially compassionate. in fact, they're small

. >> martha: hello, john and sandra. thanks very much. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. live at buckingham palace where it's evening, 8:00 p.m. right now on "the story," really an extraordinary day here in london as king charles iii, returns to buckingham palace and greeted the crowds that have been gathering for the queen. he gave a very moving speech. he praised his mother's unswerving devotion and promised to carry on the life of service and duty that she had ascribed herself to. these are the very first words that he spoke as king. watch this. >> i speak to you today with feelings of profound sorrow. throughout her life, her majesty, the queen, my beloved mother, was an inspiration, an example to me and to all of my family. and we owe her the most heartfelt debt any family could owe to their mother for her love, affection, guidance, understanding and example. queen elizabeth was a life well-lived, a promise with destiny kept and she's mourned most deeply in her passing. that promise of life-long service, i renew to all today. alongside the personal grief that all of

martha, hero or jerk? >> martha: he's a hero. else caught the ball. you say to your kids you weren't fast enough you didn't catch the ball then she writes to them and says what are we going to get for free because we were slightly offended. this is a learning lesson, a teaching moment here. sorry girls you miss the ball. sometimes you don't get the ball. >> greg: i never got the ball. i never got a ball once, emily >> martha: could come on. >> greg: emily do you know the nationals apologized over this? >> oh, please. >> greg: wait you were mad earlier now you're mad they apologized. this audience makes no sense. >> emily: i hated this guy. he's a total jerk here's why. because it's not like it was just a pop fly. they were -- the player was throwing it to those little girls and i think in that moment, even if it was instinctual to catch it he should have been like here you go. but for the nats to apologize and freak out saying sorry for this incident seems extreme. that seems to me a reflex where our culture is today which is apo

did you that, martha.turns, you know, i will go get you a coffee. you go get me a coffee. >> ainsley: was the coffin small? >> martha: i was struck by that westminster hall the coffin in that hall is so enormous that it looked tiny and the crown looked tiny on top of it. and she was not a tall woman and i heard her talk about wearing the crown the other day and she said when it's on your head, if you are giving a speech, you can't bend over to read your speech. you have to hold your head up and bring the speech up to you so it doesn't fall off. >> ainsley: no bobby pins for her? >> martha: definitely not. >> martha: probably not a bobby pin that would hold that. >> ainsley: thick. petitioner pierce seeing all the senior members of the family there still walking. quite a long walk from the abby up to wellington arch, wellington arch one of the great monuments in britain built in honor of the great duke of wellington defeated napoleon battle of waterloo built him an arch. anyone who has traveled to london wi

an endowment for martha's vineyard. not to help anyone, but becausph why wouly wouldn't martha's vind want an endowment like? well, yesterday, at the request of martha's vineyard representatives,hey brok they bt up. the governor of massachusetts, the thoroughly loathsome charlie charlie baker, called up the national guard. charlie baker, mr.ch impassion literally brought in the army pl to remove brown people from the whitest island inic the atlantic ocean. so once the army brought theminr d off martha's vineyard, they were sent to a military base on a military base. how welcoming cape cod, by the way, is a lot more republican than martha's vineyard. so let's send him to them. so here's the scene of the migrants being escorted out after less than 48 hours and that jewel in the sea, martha's vineyard. thank you so much for beinge lo here.ok everyone is we're going to show you as far as we're leaving you today, a live look in massachusetts. we're showing the very carrying migrants who have been dropped in mass in martha's

hillary clinton sending to martha's vineyard. hillary, you go to martha's vineyard's all the time. why are you sending there a problem? you like it, why can't they go there? you know what? i'm going to say what nobody else is saying. when mayor says it's racist for abbot to send people to chicago, maybe it's racism that -- >> judge -- >> at the core of this. >> she kicked them out. >> yeah. >> he put them on buses. she kidnapped them and kicked them out to use their own language. racist and xenophobia. >> right. and she's redistricting, that's what they're doing. >> you really can't make all this up. i mean, it is hypocrisy. rank hypocrisy. it's pretty unbelievable. thank you, both. judge, good to see you. thank you. straight ahead, dr. oz rising big-time in the polls as questions ut about john's health continue. dr. oz will react as we contint this friday night. 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. [ kimberly ] before clearchoice, my dental health was so bad i would be in a lot of pain. i was unable to eat. it was very hard. kimberly came to clearchoice with a bunch of missin

i martha maccallum.ning me now fox's chief correspondent jonathan hunt joining us from buckingham palace. good morning again to you. i want to take a little bit of what we've been seeing and hearing and what's been happening in scotland. that is the queen's coffin which was at rest in the ballroom in balmoral was moved to a smaller dining room they were prayers at a small church that the queen loved to attend services all these years and we are also told the staff will be lining the halls at balmoral to say their final goodbyes and their boss over the last many decades of all of her very happy times for the most part that were spent at balmoral. >> the scots are among the most historical people. but can you imagine for those staff that observed the queen over somebody decades and many of them a been with her a very long time at balmoral. how emotional this moment is. they are now given a few moments to say their last goodbyes before the casket begins long journey. deeply emotional time on the grounds of

martha's vineyard? yeah. no. oh, say to the people of his vineyard, open their hearts and we're helpful, too. oh, the boy, chris were deceived and dropped there in privately chartered shed. and teresa, like a prop for a governor who's just trying to make this. well, if nothing else, it's interesting to see history, history that we've watched unfold, a story in which the facts are not at all in dispute, get rewritten in real time and you wonder how many other stories have been rewritten. but we can see this one being written, rewritten in elizabeth warren's telling. actually , the people of martha's vineyard are the heroes and run to santurce is the villain because he deceived them. now, we just heard and it's again, factually not in dispute that island residents deceived their venezuelan's siblings by telling them they were just going to dorm. they're not being locked up on a military base like terrorists. so actually , the people of martha's vineyard, the residents there are the ones who did the trick. they tric

so she has now arrived -- martha: well, it is -- howard: go ahead, martha. martha: it's definitely more than just a symbolic role. it's a constitutional monarchy. and it's actually a system that they've mastered9 quite well, because it sort of allows this royal family to be the patriotism, to be the flag of country, the banner that all political sides can get behind. and it operates separately from the government, but the monarch has to invite the new prime minister to form the government. they meet weekly. those are substantive meetings that have an opportunity to sort of have advice and listening from the monarch which most prime ministers have said they found extraordinarily helpful in their governing. so it's a quite interesting -- it's a very rare example of a long-term, successful constitutional monarchy, but it has worked quite well mt. united kingdom. and now, obvious, the burden falls on prince charles and then, after him, prince william, to carry that on and to see if they can have that continuity of the crown that was so vital and so important to

pete: martha's vineyard has a point. sanctuary city, and illegal immigration crisis that should not exist. that is the entire point. we should be protecting this country at the southern border from, for example, the potentiality of this, criminality. of these got aways, illegal immigrant encounters, 23,000 noncitizens, criminal encountered, people we know committed crimes in the past and likely to commit crimes in the future and that doesn't bring in that terrifying number. pete: 66 that we know of on the known terror watch list, fiscal year to date including 733 criminals with outstanding warrants that we know of. the cartels are happy to bring illegals to border patrol, who they want to be found. imagine the people we don't know of because of the sophistication for the cartels, these numbers are staggering. pete: the point of this exercise is to highlight the issue, to show politicians the affects of the southern border to bring the crisis to them. they don't go to see the board. president biden 0 times, kamala harris

my fear is that emily brought her up before and martha, martha maccallum thank you for being here becauses is the bullpen and if anybody knows the queen and royalty, it is martha maccallum. i hope if she passes and hopefully this is just a moment they take precautions we have her for a longer time, but if she does pass, what i'm afraid of is the media perspective all of the attention goes to meghan markle and all goes to the gossip and the controversy of celebrating this queens life and what it was. >> harris: i don't think it is that. i don't think she's that important. >> joe: id think she is to the press. >> harris: let it guide to the feed. but setting a world stage and trying to come out of a pandemic when dealing with wars and our part in all of it. we are not sure what the current president's doctrine in foreign policy. they can be in a subsidized by meghan. but this issues is not what she is suited to solve. >> kayleigh: martha, closing thoughts question asked before i think i agree meghan is inconsequential. we saw that at the jubilee when you saw charles, camilla, caitlin and ge

all is quiet on main street in martha's vineyard? >> we talked to people who had a difference ever opinion than the ones we see. these were two long time residents of martha's vineyard that are angry at the hypocrisy of neighbors and they support governor ron desantis. >> were you surprised when governor ron desantis decided okay, i will send 50 of the migrants who volunteered to come to boston, to come to martha's vineyard? were you surprised when they arrived? >> no, i wasn't. i really praise him for doing that. it wasn't a stunt. the media is saying it's a stunt. how do you get the attention of the administration and of harris of who is in charge of this. >> is she a good border czar? >> it's a joke and everyone knows it. >> i think what he did was great for the country to get the conversation out there. >> tell the truth? >> i don't believe anything that comes out of the administration anymore. >> how do you think the people in texas feel that are getting thousands of them coming in a day? we had a little taste with 50. >> sean,

we have to talk about martha's vineyard.een at the center of the news, definitely on fox, maybe has a different angle on other networks. but it's been very interesting because governor de santis sent migrants from his state to martha's vineyard to which the residents of martha's vineyard said within 42 hours -- >> 44 hours. rachel: 44 hours they lasted before they were booted off the island. other my grants come -- migrants coming from el paso, texas, since august 23rd to new york city, 51 busses from el paso to new york city 2,365 individuals, chicago, three busses, only 145 individuals given -- that's not a very big number, and 50 by the way to martha's vineyard. >> that's from the city of el paso sent to chicago. here's why that's important. we talked about this yesterday. the attention focused on governor ron de santis reveals the actual motivations behind this outrage. because it was reserved for ron de santis. it wasn't focused on for example the governor of texas, greg abbott. why would that be. >> it's because ron de

martha: thank you very much.y this is part of a journey for the new king to all four parts of the united kingdom during this period of morning to receive morning from those areas and establish himself as the new king in his position as king charles iii. thank you very much. still ahead prince william of wales paying tribute yesterday to his grannie the queen. watch. >> i took my wife and said it's better to come early in the morning, less of a crowd. to pay our condolences. she's not a queen of the kingdom but she's the queen of our hearts. ♪ ♪. martha: prince william showing the side of his private cells as a grandson yesterday published a message about his grandmother the queen. the first time the prince's wales had spoken publicly about her death. his comments through kensington palace and here's what he said. my grandmother famously said that grief was the price we pay for love. all of the sadness we will feel in the coming weeks will be a testament to the love we felt for our extraordinary queen. i will hono

not too far from martha's vineyard. the story moved off martha's vineyard.'t deal with them. >> with the hypocrisy always comes hyperbole. new day on cnn. >> all of your documentaries are about history. but all of them also make you think about where we are now and we woke up to the news this morning that governor ron desantis of florida sent two plane loads of migrants to martha's vineyard with kids and what not. this is not a parallel here in any way but it does address some of the same themes that are part of this documentary. >> what? the holocaust? >> john berman should know better and why he is being demoted. whenever they talk about the holocaust probably haven't read about it. how jews weren't just exterminated right away, they worked until they couldn't physically do it anymore and there was no value to the nazis and then they were exterminated. you are comparing this to that? i don't get angry very often but screw you, john berman, the worst analogy you could use and insult to every single person that lost a family member in that horrible holocaust

they were all in martha's vineyard.so, attorneys to tell us that some of them had addresses to the places where they actually planned to be. but again, they arrived to martha's vineyard. and they had none of the things that they were promised. they are obviously, there were not any jobs waiting for them. there weren't any services waiting for them to serve them with housing, food. essentially, it was a last minute, you know, a lot of volunteers, a lot of people that came together, who are living on martha's vineyard full-time, and we're just happy to serve them, and to help them out while they decide where to go next. >> right, those volunteers, those helpers coming to their eight. the miami herald paper reporting that desantis administration last week bag and aviation company $615,000 to fly out these migrants to martha's vineyard. the governor has been adamant about continuing to move migrants away from florida to other states, saying he will, quote, spent every penny to protect florida. and here is the governor expla

or being left in martha's vineyard. >> kayleigh: what's better than martha's vineyard?t such a dilapidated part of the country. republicans are now asking, where was the outrage when the bite and white house secretly sent plane loads of migrants in the dead of night to a suburb north of new york city? before reportedly busting them to towns in connecticut, long island, and new jersey. apparently, no big deal. now, to top it all off, axios' reporting cabinet members and white house officials are meeting today on a potential legal response to the governors for basically doing the same thing as the white house did. now president biden has the nerve to call republicans' actions un-american. >> they playing politics with human beings, using them as props. what they are doing is simply wrong, it's un-american. it's reckless. >> kayleigh: and yet, of course, martha's vineyard, "all are welcome here," that's what the yard signs say, emily. likewise, visiting martha's vineyard, calling this humanitarian crisis. and you have these numbers, which are startling. just 50 migrants si

>> martha: it's interesting.'s quite common is for the royals to record these appearances. it's our understanding that he did record it earlier today. and that he has left buckingham palace and returned to windsor. he will most likely watch this with the rest of the folks at windsor. we know both of his sons are on property there. it is likely that they will watch this together. i think that moment when he arrived outside of buckingham palace earlier with camilla, the queen consort camilla it had to have been a moment when it really sunk in for him. the first time in his life people were there to greet him. the royal standard was flying above buckingham palace for him. he had that opportunity to look up and see that that did not mean that the queen was in residence. it meant that he was arriving and he was going to be working there this afternoon to make this very important address to the people as king for the first time. it's going to be very interesting to see the tone he takes. i would imagine a good chunk of

and, yes, even martha's vineyard. now, he has $12 million set aside for this, and he has said today that he will use, quote, every penny of it. the big question that still remains is how did desantis get around a state law that says this money was supposed to be used to transport migrants that were in his home state of florida as you showed on that map, these people started in san antonio and went all the way to martha's vineyard. he was asked about that discrepancy today and he said this. >> so they've been in texas identifying people that are trying to come to florida. and then offering them free transportation to sanctuary jurisdictions. and so they went from texas to florida to martha's vineyard. >> now he didn't really answer the question too well there. but that's his explanation, erin, and he is not backing down. >> no. if they were intending to go to florida, who knows whether that's the case or not, he was going to send them somewhere else. but nonetheless the plane did stop in florida, both planes, which has

hillary, you go to martha's vineyard all the time. t, why is sending poor venezuelans there a problem? you like it? g to why can't they go there? nobody and you know what? i'm going to say what nobodysay. else is saying. when mayor lori lightfoot says it's racist for abbott to send these people to chicago, maybeet it's racism that is at the coree of this. she kicked thed themm out. she put them on buses, sheapped kidnaped thethm and kicked them out to use their own language, racist and xenophobic. anright. >> she's redistricting. that's what they're doing. yoeally cau really can't make af this up. i mean, it is hypocrisy. rank hypocrisy. it's pretty unbelievable.dge, go all right. thank you both. see e, good to see you, joe . thank you. all right. straight ahead tonight, dr. oz rising big time in the polls as questions about john veterans health continue. you're not going to believe the latest on his campaign pulled . >> dr. oz will react as we continue this friday night. hi, i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas. and i'm her

today he's in martha's vineyard. when you got off the plane, i asked him, what did you think of this place? beautiful, gorgeous. the people are friendly. in texas he was promised help if he got on the plane. no idea where he was going. there were three options, he says, washington, utah, here in massachusetts, whatever was available. the plane left and brought us here. it's a tactic we've seen in texas, arizona, and now florida. republican governors shipping migrants to so-called sanctuary cities and states with little to no notice. >> there's no low that these people will go. they'll keep going lower and lower, and they're willing to use humans, children, women, families as political pawns for their own gain. it is depraved, it is evil, it is wrong. but what makes america great is what we see here today, which is an island community and a the state of massachusetts is helping people here. >> reporter: this mechanic from venezuela says he's been welcomed on the island. he says he made a difficult month and a half lon

we were in texas, and we're on martha's vineyard as well. perspective now from former democratic congressman charlie crist, who is now running against ron desantis for florida governor. and crist previously served as governor of florida as a republican. we also requested governor desantis join us, and we never heard back. congressman, let me ask you, what is your reaction to all of this, to these migrants being flown apparently from texas to martha's vineyard? >> john, it's astounding to me. this is so cruel and so unnecessary, so uncalled for, and so brazen. it shocks the conscience of any fair-minded human being that the governor of florida, ron desantis, would treat other human beings, these venezuelans the way that he did is unbelievable. i mean, what kind of animal would do that to other people? well, apparently ron desantis is that kind of person. and it's heartbreaking to watch. i mean, children being lured on the these planes with lies to their parents about getting employment when they would land up north somewhere. i guess they men

op and then unceremoniously stranded in martha's vineyard. week, florida republican governor ron desantis took credit for sending the asylum-seekers to martha's vineyard, saying it's part of a broader scheme by republican governors to bus or fly migrants to states controlled by democrats and voweto push forward on a new $12 million state-funded program to relocate soalled unauthorized aliens to so-called sanctuary cities. >> i got 12 man dollars for us to use and so we are going to use it. you're going to see more and more but i am going to make sure we exhaust all of those funds because i think it is important. i think people want to see we are standing up and trying to protect the state against biden 's really reckless policies. amy: this comes as reporter judd legum tweeted that one of the planes used in desantis' martha's vineyard stunt is currently scheduled to travel tomorrow from san antonio to florida to a small airport near biden's house in delaware. just last thursday, about 100 asylum seekers from colombia, guyana, nicaragua, venez

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so as many of you know, if you are george and martha washington fans, you know that martha washingtonurned what she thought was all of the correspondence between her and george and there's two surviving letters. but elizabeth happened to find a bundle of letters in this desk. so she finds this bundle of letters that is from martha to george. and it's all wrapped up in washington's handwriting and she writes to washington, and this is very much there funniest exchange. she says that she's found a bundle of love letters from a woman written in the most solemn sanction, and she teases him, and she doesn't open them, but she wants him to know that she has them. she very quickly goes, i'm just kidding, there from martha. so it's a very cute little exchange. that's the same letter where she was very poignant about using the desk. but then, washington writes back. so after he got to mount vernon is when he got the letter from her. so he ends up writing her back, and he writes to her, as he promised, he writes her a detailed description of his trip back to mount vernon. he very much wanted to

governor desantis flying them to martha's vineyard. there were questions raised if they knew where they were going. one of my colleagues went to martha's vineyard and they were not aware of where they were going. especially not martha's vineyard which is an island and not set up with resources. that is something that we are watching very closely and will be a point of the investigation that one of the texas sheriffs has initiated. host: sheriffs salazar in san antonio. he opened a criminal investigation to those criminals who lord immigrants from san antonio to martha's vineyard. the criminal aspect, do you know what that might be? guest: that they may have been manipulated to get on those planes. it is not illegal for them to be transported voluntarily. if it was offered and they chose to take the governor up on those things. if they were manipulated, there are questions around is this human trafficking? we heard from attorneys who are talking to migrants and asylum-seekers who were flown to martha's vineyard and they think they are -

who knew martha's vineyard was such an inhumane place to be. meanwhile, california governor gavin newsome is calling for the doj now to arrest governor ron desantis for kidnapping. governor, i know you're not particularly bright but if you want to go down this road we'll play and your sanctuary state is not abiding by federal law. joe biden and his sanctuary policies by the u.s. is not abiding by the law of the land. you're both aiding and abetting law breaking and are involved in human trafficking so merrick garland did not weaponize the doj both of you would probably be arrested appear by the way with good cause. keep in mind for more than a year the biden administration has been flying thousands and thousands of migrants all over the country, you know, those secret 2:00 a.m. flights, regional airports in the dark of night, dozens of states. this includes 70 late-night flights from the border to florida. oh. so that inhumane treatment happened to ron desantis in his state. the administration is now clearly attempting to quietly resettle the r

vineyard be friends. >> hey accessibility to martha's vineyard and martha's vineyard got rid of themn't get rid of them. we took care of them. getting rid of them is a little hot. >> not like the best place for them to start fresh because it's -- this is no place to live here. house something bad. and. >> more vacation homes than anywhere in america. >> are there really? >> 55% of the homes here. >> jesse: it's not you. it's me. trust me, i think you are great. 50 migrants you are really special. maybe, just maybe, you would be better off in el paso. also, did she just say that martha's vineyard already has a housing crisis in the only crisis finding a house is if you can find one under 5 million? they didn't even have the courtesy to let them down easy. they called in over 100 national guard to basically deport 50 migrants. i had more people at my rehearsal dinner. and this is the same national guard they wouldn't call in in the summer of 2020 when businesses burned down and everybody was being looted? i don't think this is fair. they totally led the migrants on. voted for wind. pro

they arranged for vans to bring them from martha's vineyard airport to martha's vineyard community servicesrom the airport, and that is it. literally the executive director of this human service organization saw 50 people walking up to their doors. within a matter of hours, the island, you know, pulled together a whole sheltering operation. it was pretty remarkable and incredible what folks were able to do. there was no advanced notice of this. this was truly a ruse and political stunt. >> and senator, desantis is saying he's going to keep doing this. who knows if they'll come to martha's vineyard -- i suppose you won't get a heads up. to your point about, you know, the political nature of this, a desantis aide tweeted this photo of former president barack obama's martha's vineyard home with the message seven bedrooms with 8.5 bathrooms, 6,893 square-foot house on nearly 30 acres, employment of space. they're obviously trolling here. that's the point. what's your reaction to that? >> so governor desantis actually parachuted into my district this summer to raise money at a $50,000-a-person f

lawsuit alleges florida's governor violated the civil rights of migrants when they were flown to martha'sineyard earlier this month. and... climate coitment -- we look at big oil and gas companies' claims they're investing in green energy and helping to fight climate change. those stories and the day's headlines on tonight's "pbs news weekend." ♪ >> major funding for "pbs news weekend" has been provided by -- >> for 2years, consumer cellular's goal has been to provide wireless service that helps people communicate and connect. we offer a variety of no contract plans, and our u.s.-based customer service team can find one that fits you. toearn more, visit consumercellular.tv. ♪ >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions -- ♪ and friends of "the newshour." ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: good evening, it's good to be with you. as we come on the air, florida and parts of the gulf coast are bracing for the impacts of tropical storm ian. florid

martha, your last quick words?ade prince and princess of wales they came into an enormous amount of money. with that comes territory, properties around the united kingdom, you know, that is not the situation that harry and meghan are in right now and you know, that's just one element, obviously. but you know, the story goes back to the fact that reportedly william basically told harry to slow down with meghan, he should not rush into this relationship and i think that's what set it on such a difficult course. but yeah -- i'm sure the queen would love it if they could mend fences. >> martha is joining us from across the pond with excellent reporting as always. >> john: john roberts here with sandra smith as we watch what's going on in the scottish parliament, delivering a message of condolence, and hear from the labor leader as well as the conservative leader and then king charles iii will give a response to the message of condolence, not expected to last too long in length, but part of the ceremonies and