katie pavlich, editor of town hall.com and fox news contributor.012 and 2020 according to the "washington post," democrats increased their share of white college graduate voters by 16%. but something is happening now and i guess you've got liberal white college graduates, conservative white college graduates, locked in in terms of voting democratic or republican, the moderates may waiver next year. >> you are seeing joe biden and his administration push so hard on the student loan bail-out reallocation process, they are trying to hold on to those college graduates while they are losing nonwhite voters inside their party. so whether losing significant percentages on the working class nonwhite voter, noncollege degree holding voter they need to make that up by trying to keep these people inside their tent. now, there is this waivering in the middle that just depends on the issue, you know, abortion was a huge issue for college students and graduates when it came to the 2022 midterm elections, but what things people are voting on, bidenomics is someth

carolina. ♪ ♪ i'm cat katie pavlich, welcome to the big weekend show, tonight. president trump back on the examine trail with ahe vengeance after pleading not guilty to new federal charges,w stemming from special counsel jack smith election probe. south carolina as he vowed to win his legal fight. >> i am be indicted for you >> they are afraid of all of us. make america great again, maga. it's never been seen, never forget our enemies who want to stop us, we're the only ones who can stop them, this is why this eel is so important, they want to take away my freedom, because i will never let them take away your freedom. >> during the 76 minute speech trump accused doj of giving bidens preferential treatment, slamming president now crooked joe as fork for new york st"new york times" has a new calling neck-and-neck. charlie the poll is interesting, because the media says he can't win, a lot of republicans say he can't win, but poll shows donald trump has a decent chance of beating joe biden. >> i would think after the course of a campaign. and donald trump had an op

. ♪ ♪ >> good evening guy benson benson with mollie whelming way, katie pavlich and give jenkins, welcomebig weekend show, accusations against president biden and his alleged involve am in hhunter biden's overseas business dealings. the president seems to have nothing to say. >> mr. president, anything on jacksonville? victor shokin said you acceptd bribes is that true? are you okay with your son accepting millions of dollars from russia, china and ukraine? how was vacation? >> basically another no comment from the president. in addition to asserting th, the former prosecute said that younger biden, may have been involved in additional illegal conduct. >> the criminal case has been started bev me, it continues to expand. and the founder and ceo of burisma started bringing in people, hunter biden was among them there is no doubt that burisma was engaged in illegal activities. >> we're learning more. will the president comment on any of these accusations not likely according to his campaign. >> hav president has said from the beginning he wanted an independent justice department, we have ju

carolina. ♪ ♪ i'm cat katie pavlich, welcome to the big weekend show, tonight.k on the examine trail with ahe vengeance after pleading not guilty to new federal charges,w stemming from special counsel jack smith election probe. south carolina as he vowed to win his legal fight.

katie pavlich and richard follow, fox news contributors. welcome to the three of you.rall numbers, which are telling, you know. i want to break them down by party. do you think biden is too old effectively? 69%, richard. we talk about this all the time. that is a big number when you're talking about just democrats regardless of the poll. 69% is a big number. >> trace: there's no question this is a big number. i don't think this is a good poll if you ask folks in the biden campaign. in this poll, you also find that 82% of democrats say they would vote for joe biden if he ends up becoming the nominee, which looks likely. what you'll see the biden campaign down here as we get closer and closer to election day and republicans begin to get into their primary season, you'll see him pivot to kitchen table issues. one thing that they can celebrate today, they enter negotiations on prescription drugs issues. there's ten drugs that they will negotiate on to make them cheaper, this will bring down the cost of drugs for billions for seniors. that is where you'll see this pivot hap

we have katie pavlich and jason chaffetz and bill steffian. first to peter doocy. >> martha, all signs point to whatever republican wins facing off against president biden. he's holding off strong against r.f.k. jr. and maryann williamson. he has a 47-point lead at the moment. head-to-head with frontrunners trump and biden has biden with a three-point lead for now. he's got an enormous 15% in here saying they're unsure or they're going to back somebody else. allegations of wrong doing are a drag on both of the frontrunners. for trump, 53% say they think he did something illegal to overturn the 2020 election. 20% say that he did something wrong but not illegal. that's about 3/4s of voters with some issue there. on the biden side, the number of people that think hunter has done something wrong is increasing up to 50% from just 37% back in february. that is a clear trend the wrong direction for the biden family. it goes all the way up to the president. 38% say he did something illegal when it comes to his son's business dealings,25% say just some

katie pavlich is the editor of townhall.com and mollie hemingway is editor of "the federalist". fox news contributors. obviously you want to counterpunch. but the attacks against the joe biden economic record, katie, have to be front and center. do think the candidates understand that? >> i think they do understand it. there is a huge contrast especially with someone like ron desantis. inflation from democrats in washington, d.c. under the leadership of president joe biden is a boot of the federal government on the next of every american in the country. it's a permanent tax. it cost people thousands of dollars a year when their wages are not going up. it affects everybody and not just a top issue for republicans. it's a top issue for independent voters as well. also mr. empathy, inflation is not an empathetic thing to place on the country. it's a horrible thing that makes everybody's lives much worse. when someone like ron desantis is taking government off of people's backs and enabled them to grow in their own way economically, to prosper without the government getting involved

. ♪ ♪ >> hello, i am katie pavlich former griff jenkins mckay benson and welcome to the big weekend showe big story tonight. ♪ cancel culture from alice cooper. now kinsley after comments he made in an interview with daria gone. i was cooper said i'm understanding there are cases of transgender but i'm afraid it's a fad and i'm afraid there's a lot of people claiming to be this just because they want to be that the company vampire side unity as the reason for dropping the deal with the musician posting on instagram in light of the recent statements by alice cooper we will no longer be doing the makeup collaboration. we stayed with members of the lgbtq i plus community and believe everyone should have access to healthcare. in addition santana seems to be trying not to get canceled after he said a woman is a woman and a man is a man. he's apologizing on facebook saying this, i'm sorry for my insensitive comments, they don't reflect that i want to honor and respect all persons ideals and beliefs. i realized what i said at people and that was not my intent. i sincerely apologize to the trans

thank you katie pavlich for filling in last week, you are fantastic as always, good night from south carolina ♪ ♪ hello everyone along with nicole saphier and charlie hurt welcome to the big weekend show big show tonight, former president donald trump is going back on the chemtrail with the vengeance after pleading not guilty this week to new federal charges. seven from special counsel 2020 election probe for the president supported rallied in columbia, south carolina as he vowed to win his legal fight. >> i am be indicted for you >> they are afraid of all of us. make america great again, maga. it's never been seen, never forget our enemies who want to stop us, we're the only ones who can stop them, this is why this eel is so important, they want to take away my freedom, because i will never let them take away your freedom. >> during the 76 minute speech trump accused doj of giving bidens preferential treatment, slamming president now crooked joe as fork for new york st"new york times" has a new calling neck-and-neck. charlie the poll is interesting, because the media says he can't w

thank you katie pavlich for filling in last week, you are fantastic as always, good night from south carolina >> carley: a fox news alert, families of 13 u.s. service members killed during the withdrawal from afghanistan will come together and testify for the first time today. we have everything about the hearing ahead. and sending four destroyers to monitor those operating near alaska. lawmakers warn there is still a lot we don't know. >> the ccp continued espionage campaign against america. we're waking up to it, just beginning to scratch the surface in terms of activity on american soil. >> carley: can we see elon musk and zuckerberg square off in a cage fight? what the billionaires are saying about the potential face-off? you're watching "fox and friends first" on monday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro. more on that later in the show. former president trump's legal team facing 5 p.m. deadline to respond to the push to limit what the defense can share about trump's election interference case. >> we will not agree to keeping information

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thank you katie pavlich for filling in last week, you are fantastic as always, good night from southveryone along with nicole saphier and charlie hurt welcome to the big weekend show big show tonight, former president donald trump is going back on the chemtrail with the vengeance after pleading not guilty this week to new federal charges. seven from special counsel 2020 election probe for the president supported rallied in columbia, south carolina as he vowed to win his legal fight.

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." ♪ >> jesse: hello everybody i'm jesse watters along with katie pavlich, harold ford jr. greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. ♪ >> jesse: joe biden getting blasted for refusing to stand up to the left's woke nonsense. bill maher thinks it's time for the president to grow a spine. >> one of the things i hate the most about biden is that he never stands up to woke nonsense in his party. he also doesn'

host of the ben domenech podcast on fox news radio and katie pavlich news editor at town hall.com. ago katie the former president on truth social truthed, deranged jack smith and his team of thugs caught going to the white house just prior to indicting the 45th president of the united states an absolute no no had been working on this witch-hunt for almost three years but wanted super tuesday i will appeal. katie, the story he is talking about is a member of jack smith's team meets at the white house with officials there before the indictment. to his point, the trump lawyers were asking for april of 2026 and jack smith was asking for january 2024 the compromise was march of 2024. >> the day before the biggest primary day that we have in this country, especially for the republican g.o.p. nominee will running against a candidate legal woes cause problem for him and when it comes down to what is happening here, yes, there are big questions about the schedule, there are big questions why the justice department decided to bring these january 6th issues with years after having the availabi

let's bring in our panel katie pavlich news editor at town hall.com. republican national committee communications director douglas hyde. katie, keep on getting a little bit more. a little bit more. and this obviously backs up what the whistleblower was saying to congress. >> it's corroboration of this idea and this allegation that has been made and proven now with multiple testimony from an fbi whistleblower as a 20-year career. irs whistleblower who put everything on the table to come forward to congress and to talk with you about this case being handled inappropriately. and with political influence in a place where david weiss, the u.s. attorney was in charge of this. this is now the person who is the special counsel, who blew past the statutes of limitations which when you talk to federal prosecutors, they say that's the cardinal sin of when you are a doj prosecutor to do that. and actually would result in your firing in a lot of cases and, yet, now we have david weiss in charge of this moving forward. it also cuts against this argument that the bide

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judge, jimmy peer norman jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, katie pavlich. 5:00 in new york city and this"the five." ♪ ♪ talk about a friday news dump. a barrage of bad news for the biden family coming on three fronts today. first, the stunning twist of 100 sweetheart deal heard around the world. attorney general merrick garland, appointing a special prosecutor david weiss us special counsel in the probe of president biden's son hunter. >> upon considering his request, as well as the extraordinary circumstances relating to this matter, i have concluded that it is in the public interest to appoint him as special counsel. this appointment confirms my commitment to provide mr. weiss all the resources he requests. it also reaffirms that mr. weiss has the authority he needs to conduct a thorough investigation and to continue to take the steps he deems appropriate independently. based only on the facts and the law the law. >> brian: let's try to break this down. keep this in mind. david weiss is the same prosecutor who cooked up the original sweetheart deal that hunter kind of blew up. judge ki

. >> john: katie pavlich, i want to put up on the big screen the timeline how this is going to unfold in the months ahead. you've got the first primary debate, put up on the big screen for you here, on august 23rd. two days later, trump and his alleged co-conspirators are supposed to appear in court in georgia. then on the 27th of september, second debate, october 2nd, the letitia james civil fraud suit will start, january 7th, for the january 6th trial with jack smith, 15th is the iowa caucuses, march 5 is super tuesday, republican this convention, and the election day, i've covered a lot of primary campaigns, and flat out just to do the primary campaign, trump has to do all of this other stuff while that's going on. and without cloning how do you do it? >> it's overwhelming, a lot of people would say ask the point to bog him down that he would drop out of the race. you have asa hutchinson saying he should drop out of this race, but it really does become not just for the primary, but also for the general election an issue of resource management, whether it's with money, time, energy,

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katie pavlich news editor at town hall.com and jason riley "wall street journal" columnist senior fellow hour really on a number of different policy issue and the top of the second hour mentioned the former president for the first time. jason, your overall assessment of what you heard? >> i thought it was a very useful debate. i'm glad you did spend that first hour talking about policies. trump wasn't there. he'll come under criticism for not being there. i understand that criticism. and probably didn't himself any favors by choosing alternative forum where he was not going to be challenged on his views or record and so forth. the voters will decide on that. i think he did the party a favor, in some sense, by not showing up because we got a chance to hear the views of other people running for the nomination, how they would take the country forward. and i thought you and martha did a great job of not letting trump dominate both hours of the debate. and people got a chance to hear what other people, who are running for the nomination would do. and so i thought, over all, it was very, very

okay, with that, let's bring in our panel, katie pavlich news editor at town hall.com. u.s. pieces. we are following each step and there are some people who get frustrated because it doesn't end where they think it's going to end, yet. but, you can't say there's nothing there. >> yeah. and when president biden said he never talked business with these executives, with these burisma executives, we know he sat down for a dinner that presumably lasted quite a bit of time with hunter biden, with some of these oligarchs. you know, i don't think these denials are passing the credibility test, bret. and, look, when there is smoke, there is a fire. there is a lot of smoke here. and republicans are trying to do a lot of digging connecting president biden, at least payments, try figure out whether there are actual payments or transfers to president biden himself. i think it's going to be tough to prove that and it's going to be tough to actually have a sort of a y quid pro quo there. the question is whether the republicans will have the political unity to pursue any kind of impeachment

katie pavlich news editor at town hall.com.n the "the washington post" that these individual moments don't have to constitute crimes but together they ask be construed as a ricco charge against all 19. >> yeah. i think it's sort of a legal nicety that flies over many of our heads where if you are trying to prove a conspiracy under these statutes that are typically used to target the mafia, for example. can you have underlying and predicate acts that unto themselves are not criminal activity at all but they show that it was done in furtherance of a criminal goal. that's my understanding of it i talked to andy mccarthy our colleague on the radio today. is he a former prosecutor so he knows much more about this than i do. he said some of these charges in the way that they're constructed will be difficult to prove. especially against former president trump but some of the over charges within this latest indictment he said are serious. there is a real peril here for trump. he listed of the four the mar-a-lago federal indictment is t

." ♪ >> jesse: hello everybody i'm jesse watters along with katie pavlich, harold ford jr.ana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. ♪ >> jesse: joe biden getting blasted for refusing to stand up to the left's woke nonsense. bill maher thinks it's time for the president to grow a spine. >> one of the things i hate the most about biden is that he never stands up to woke nonsense in his party. he also doesn't want to fight that wing of his party. he knows that's where a lot of the energy is in the party. >> jesse: and here's the type of things that maher's talking about. >> trans lives matter! trans lives matter! >> jesse: star swimmer riley gaines says she and others got attacked by unhinged leftists who canning loogies and throwing bottles while they were attending the signing of texas governor greg abbott's save women's sports act which pumps the brakes on transgender athletes. the rabid rails even going after children. >> we were told that it wasn't safe outside because they were completely unhinged to be honest as we can see as they wer

judge, jimmy peer norman jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, katie pavlich. 5:00 in new york city and thisa barrage of bad news for the biden family coming on three fronts today. first, the stunning twist of 100 sweetheart deal heard around the world.

new hampshire talk show radio host chris ryan and katie pavlich news editor at town hall.com.state of new hampshire and here on set. but what is happening on the ground there? there is a lot of candidates now spending time there. >> yeah. there is no question and donald trump is dominance in this field in new hampshire. and the question is are any of the other candidates going to start to emerge and resonate with voters in the state and what i'm hearing from both people in new hampshire and meetings here in washington, d.c. today that your debate coming up on the 23rd may actually not win know the field but may actually increase it. i'm hearing about brian kemp. i'm hearing about glenn youngkin. >> bret: governor of georgia and governor of virginia. >> yes. and the potential for those two to get into the race. i thought kemp's tweet in sphiewns president trump's claims about georgia was interesting and was youngkin's ad earlier seemed like a national ad a month ago as opposed to an ad that was focused specifically on the state election. >> bret: just to interrupt you. where do

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hilla , and special assistant to president george w bush, michael allen and richard fowler and katie pavlich townhall -- io townhall.comwa. good to see you.enin the iowa state fair is a thing and it is happening.y am judy, what do you make of theses entourages that were competing among the fried foods? >> what it tells you is desantii is obviously trying to put everything into iowa and trumpto is sort of trying to cut intog that. i'm not saying that trumtrump necessarily has a chance ofow losing iowa at this point, butts desantis' team feels confident in iowa. i there is a "new york times" pols came out a few weeks ago and itu shows trump with the lead in th 50s. however, when it comes to iowa his lead is in the 40s andis desantis' lead is a few points up. they feel confident and trump is very much trying to sort of nudge r madissenters, or maybe bech dissenters anyway by ve bringing those members of the florida delegation. it was notable this week that steve days supported dasantis.ri he is a radio commentator in iowahis . his team is making a big dealha t.about that. the question is whaton

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writer for forbes richard fowler and katie pavlich editor at townhall.com. good to see all of you.e is a thing, it is happening. juliet would you make of the two entourages that were competing there yesterday among the fried foods? what's what it tells you is desantis is always a trying to put everything into iowa trumpet sort of trying to cut into that. i am not saying trump necessary has a chance of losing iowa at this point. but desantis team feels very confident and iowa there is a "new york times" college poll came out a few weeks ago naturally it shows trump with the lead in the 50s. however when it comes to iowa his lead is in the 40s and desantis lead is a few points up. so they feel confident trump is very much trying to nudge desantis or maybe a jab at desantis in a way by bringing that florida -- make the numbers of the florida congressional delegation is very notable this week steve days endorsed ron desantis he is a conservative commentator radio host in iowa. his team very much make a big deal about that. but the question is what happens after iowa for ron desantis? h

katie pavlich. >> great to see you. >> gillian: we can't any longer say it's an historic event, we have seen the spectacle before of the former president flying across the country to face arraignment. >> a different situation with a different case, obviously. the president is being indicted for charges related to january 6th, and this seems to be one of the cases that is the weakest against the president. president donald trump is refusing to negotiate to take any kind of plea deals. he's entered not guilty pleas, and plans to do the same here and washington, d.c., is a less friendly place than miami, for example, for the president. it's a very democratic heavy city and a place where he spent his first term as president of the united states. he is now back and hopes to be back in january of 2025 as well. president biden is not in town, he is at the beach in delaware, he was asked about president trump's arraignment today, he didn't have any comment on that. they say the justice department is doing their job independently with special counsel jack smith. we are learning more about his ba

tomorrow we have katie pavlich, monica you hi, gregg jarrett and a whole lot more.ing of a whole lot more, here is liz macdonald to take you through the next hour. elizabeth: david, always a pleasure to see you. okay, we've got news coming in, reports that hunter biden's foreign business deals did boom after then-vice president joe biden attended key dinners. we've got breaking developments on the biden family corruption scandals. oversight chair james comer joins us tonight the on all of this and also talking to us about a potential biden impeachment inquiry. and house judiciary investigates why special counsel jack smith's top official repeatedly met at the biden white house before former president trump was indicted. more in the media and democrats too are calling this a, quote, pile-on. and a new poll, most gop voters say, yes, trump can beat biden. plus, evidence grows the u.s. is heading towards recession. steve forbes calls it a state of, quote, walking pneumonia under biden. and we also have actor kevin sorbo on the serious problems of biological males compe

co-host of the five jessica tarlov and katie pave pavlich are with us. a number of things. culture, border, economy. satdown with brett for 30 minutes and why he thinks he can win voters over. >> you don't win a state like florida that big if you are not doing things that are resonating. i would push back. when i hear about culture war, standing up for the rights of parents, standing up for the well-being of children, it is the right thing to impose -- i totally reject that people don't think those are important. >> bill: that's the message. how does it sell? >> parental issues are a problem for democrats. you've seen the fight all over the country with school closures, school choice and test scores that are abyss nall. this economic plan they wish the desantis campaign would have put out first and listed the other issues they are trying to revamp and get back on their feet to run against donald trump who is ahead by more than double digits. the interesting thing in the 10-point plan i found, the number one thing is going after china. decoupling. bringin