guy benson let's start with you.plaints people have complaints about this cable are so defensive president trump. it's a one sided show trial in many respects. all of that said the evidence from people who were very close to the present themselves, everyone from bill barr to sarah matthews we heard a pretty strong case of evidence the president at minimum did nothing at a time when people were storming the capitol, committing violence or acts of violence its federal officers. it's a pretty compelling case. have they made a criminal case you think? exit the flight looks bad because it is bad. generous six of the national disgrace that can never be allowed to happen again. think trump there's a lot of responsibility for what happened. i point out the reason this committee is so slanted, and is is because of replica leadership made a choice not to participate there's been reporting president trump is unhappy but ultimately abandoned the playing field here. i was urging them to make that decision back when they did. but

howard: guy benson who hosts a radio show and podcast for fox rah radio.come. >> good morning, howie. happy fourth. howard: same to you. let's make clear this is a highly partisan committee, a one-sided presentation, and there are serious problems with that even if it makes for a better tv show. what's your take on all of the praise for cassidy hutchinson's testimony on all the networks? >> i understand why they're interested in her testimony. a lot of it seems quite damning, and some of it could turn out to be precisely that. i would like to hear some other people testify to corroborate or blow up what she said. i think that what we have seen over and over again is a lot of people in the media rooting against donald trump no matter what, and so a lot of trump supporters will view their analysis with suspicion no matter what they say because this has been the pattern for six years. so i think it matters who the other people are, what their credibility looks like many all of this. that's the type of thing that will move the needle, not necessarily media per

no updates yet lisa benson lives in the evacuated zone and checks her phone for updates. she was on the road with her family to lake tahoe in the fire first broke out, they have not been able to return to gather their belongings or check on their property or pets, mostly worried about the animals. and then i have my deceased grandmother. two paintings she did view 70. the fire has so far destroyed 10 structures more than 2000 remain threatened smoke from the fire settled in the tahoe basin, where benson and her kids spent the weekend and smoke is expected to reach the bay area monday. damage assessment teams have been brought to the area to evaluate those properties burned , reporting live in the newsroom. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. good night of firefighting ahead. alright, alyssa. thank you for that. and for more perspective on exactly what firefighters are dealing with battling the oak fire in the last hour. we did speak with jonathan pierce from cal fire. this firewood is challenging because of the low humidities and the high temperatures as well as the

i will break it down with my love, my man, guy benson, he's next. ♪♪ this is xfinity rewards.of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. grandpa fight. it's about to get kinky. watch out for the metamucil. monday new york times published an op-ed title joe biden too old to be president again then elon musk, trump tweeting trump would be 82 at the end of term which is too old to be chief executive of anything let alone united states of america. resident trump, he's concerned saying there are many people in their 80s and even 90s is good and sharp as ever. biden is not one of them little to do with his age and actuality. life begins at 80. hope so. shouldn't impose a two limit politicians or perhaps mandatory pizza ordering exam for elected officials as i propose in the past? he with me to discuss, townhall.com and host of the guidelines and show on fox news radio, it is guy benson. i'm going to ag

mornings to be peaceful in just like the ones in other european capitals you now, in the 21st century benson stability, graham president zalinski is urging law makers not to delay in implementing the measures. ukraine needs to take in order to join the european union, which includes anti corruption reform, brussels approved ukraine's candidacy last month in a symbolic gesture of their progress towards joining the block. lawmakers raised the e u flag in ukraine's parliament chamber, but it will likely take years to clear all the hurdles for e u membership. it obviously connolly spoke to us earlier about the targeting of civilian infrastructure. we asked him if moscow was trying to break the morale of the people in ukraine. that's certainly the way it's being read here. and key of that is certainly what most people you meet here, especially in government circles, would tell you. i think the intention at a level is perhaps less important than the results we've seen now in the past week, civilians lose their lives on a huge scale and come and choke in odessa today. but also in the mac ally of cl

that is reaction from linda. >> so bad, such a sore loser, guy benson.akes her look bad here in >> guy: that is not good sportsmanship. not a good look and i don't know what else to say about it. maybe she is frustrated because of the score. >> he was chastised by the colleagues? >> jessica: it is one of the words, it was a shooting but obviously terrible but one of these lighthearted things, especially considering what is going on that people come out for this. so i think refusing any kind of negativity into a game is not the correct approach. you should at least be winning if you are going to do it. >> currently come i play it on a team, heartbreakingly, but we never did something like that. and to rise to that level no matter how heated the game got, we never did that and we were in new york city. >> it will be in nyc. congratulations. this was a charity event. i was there yesterday before the game for fox & friends and actually there is real camaraderie between the republicans and democrats. it is a rare moment of bipartisanship there bipartisanship

corona called benson a left his minion of jobs -- on a podcast, as system truly strange things.ection deniers running in big battleground states -- and red states like indiana, the republican nominees almost purity to win in november. indiana's where big -- ac to the could be true public ado as was -- help take the presidency in 24. -- then he was fired because of, quote, office politics. the metaphor of the foxes in the house, this is it. these are candidates deeply -- -- 100 days from now. possibly for the last time -- but it really wasn't the first president to have a number of midterm night. well can president biden learn from history? that's next. that's next. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us (dad) we have to tell ev

his last job as a mannequin for j.crew, host of the guy bench and show, guy benson !tv, and data brooke shields, but other than that he's done nothing impressive. actor and producer, dean cain! [scattered applause] she's like the girl next door if you live next to women's prison, fox news contributor kat timpf! and finally, his footprint has three time zones, my massive sidekick and the nwa world television champion, tyrus! [applause] that was a very dark monologue. >> it's guy town again, i know how much you love all the guy town -- i what one >> greg: let's see it. >> depressing all y'all's feelings you're scared to cry and your dad was mean! talking to your dogs about your problem, people judge you. we live in a world where men can't express themselves! [scattered applause] >> greg: i don't like that one. i felt like i was attacked. but it's true, we have guys here tonight, one of my favorite guys, dean cain. so how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. first of all, graduations to you crushing late night. >> greg: thank you. [scattered applause] >> i live in that bas

anything i said when your turn comes but to my immediate left any of you might know secretary jocelyn benson of michigan. jocelyn and i have known each other for years. and she won election to secretary of state in michigan and oversaw the 2020 election and also importantly she literally wrote the book on secretary of state before she took office so i encourage you to read it. i don't know what to say about that. on the one hand i can tell you what i really think of his work but he's not used to mesaying i think that . i'll just say mass has served at very high levels s of the state of ohio office and served as election assistance commission are. it's served as cyber security infrastructure security agency and now he works at microsoft . he educates people on all these things especially ... [inaudible] to matt's left is al schmidt, former commissioner for the city of philadelphia and currently leads the nonprofit committee in philadelphia and many of you might recognize him from his hearings on tv is before the january 6 committee as well. to his left is wayne sorely, former election directo

. -- >> one of the other great figures that played a role in the book is jeremy benson, and those are the clichÉs about the constitution that you are speaking of and you've already eluded to how wonderful is this that they have a written set but you mentioned they were enthusiastic and they credit. where does he fit into this constitution writing? >> london particularly in the most direct way in south america a vast city with the most advanced printing networks and biggest pork network. so, if you are a revolutionary and if you are a political exile, one is to come to london. on the whole if you model with british politics, often on the constitutional right takes place in london and holds a session of people up to london and indeed beyond, coming to london using the transport information network of the global british empire to carry out. but out of the game and very much involved in the game. >> one of the anglo societies that plays a striking role, what do we need to know other than being able to located on a map. it is a very tiny gem where they meet with their technician companions

it is no surprise that benson street have dominated the bbc�*s news of this week, and although othercentres there is a polite query on thursday morning. clinic later that day, the 70th anniversary of third july seven bomb attacks in london. mr brown e—mailed. things are about to get re—elected —— real hectic appear! _ appear! bbc news has reported appear! — bbc news has reported before on allegations against him of sexual misconduct, which he has denied. 0n sexual misconduct, which he has denied. on monday, was under was on the case again. backin was on the case again. back in april, in a statement to our the bbc said... the very next day, the director—general tim debbie went on to say... i have seen no evidence of complaints. i have seen no evidence, i have seen no evidence, i have seen no evidence of complaint. i have asked and we... we look at our records and we have seen no evidence. but it turns out there was evidence because the bbc now says it received six complaints of which at least one was raised before the allegations were broadcast, in fact, it had been referred to police

trey god ynget guy benson. host of the phi benson show on fox news radio. and harold ford jr. five." charles, let me start with you, your thoughts about what comes out of this trip and was it worth it? >> well, whatever came out of the trip has been a very closely held secret and that's part of the problem is no one knows what he accomplishment may got saudi arabia to be friendly toward iran or israel. what you are see something a weakened politician are no defenders. it's like a man on trial with no defense attorney. his allies have laryngitis. no one can point to anything that was accomplished. maybe something was. if it was we ain't heard about it. >> i mean, to that point, harold, you had the saudis saying that something different happened behind the scenes than the white house was saying on both gas production and on jamal khashoggi and what the president did or didn't say. a couple of fox news polls sunday, president biden on energy policy approved 38%. disapprove 57%. asking people if they changed their summer travel plans because of gas prices yes about 52%. that's a c

howard: joining us now to analyze the coverage, guy benson, host of guy benson show, and laura fink,as the least effective of all the hearings, too many trump is guilty speeches by lawmakers, but it did strain to avoid providing any powerful sound bites. he said under oath he didn't think there was evidence of fraud, and he thought trump should have conceded the election. big muse? -- news? >> not really, because the former attorney general had said the exact same thing, bill barr, in testimony, in depositions, in his book, on cable television. so i think that cipollone was sort of on team barr. they called themselveses team moral, to some extent. we know their view, that the president should have conceded the election and not done what he did. to get that, i guess, under oath is newsworthy but not huge news. i also thought it was interesting to see the former campaign manager for the president basically admitting openly in a text exchange that president trump's rhetoric was responsible for the riot at capitol. that was also interesting. but in terms of new news value, i think this o

no updates yet lisa benson lives in the evacuated zone and checks her phone for updates. she was on the road with her family to lake tahoe in the fire first broke out, they have not been able to return to gather their belongings or check on their property or pets, mostly worried about the animals. and then i have my deceased grandmother. two paintings. she did view samity. the fire has so far destroyed 10 structures more than 2000 remain threatened smoke from the fire settled in the tahoe basin, where benson and her kids spent the weekend and smoke is expected to reach the bay area monday. at tonight's meeting, fire officials say there have been a few minor injuries but nothing major to report damage assessment teams have also been brought to the area to evaluate homes and property burned, reporting live in the newsroom. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. anxious time for many people, alyssa thank you. we'll smoke from this fire is expected to drift into the bay area by sunset tomorrow, and that means an air quality advisory will actually take effect at midnight . r

. >> dana: let's talk about this and bring in guy benson at townhall.com.ressman and my cohost of desh guys, listen to the squad members on the filibuster. here you go. speak of the filibuster. a tool perfected to defend jim crow continues to be used to block progress. >> i believe he should come out strongly in favor of either amending or abolishing the united states senate filibuster. >> we need to abolish this filibuster. past the women's health protection act. >> dana: even though he has been steadfast against busting the filibuster, guide benson the president changed his mind up madrid. he said now it should be done, what do you think of it? >> mike: well he said this before on a different issue. so-called voting rights. he said there should be a carve out. now another carve out on abortion. just to be clear there's no such thing as a carve out on the legislative filibuster. if one issue breaks through than the filibuster is gone. progressives and democrats might say that's a good thing for they want that. i would remind them that they themselves have

pull, benson as a lawyer, had claimed earth and environmental law and geo. the court ordered shell, which says it will appeal to cut its emissions by 45 percent by the end of the decade. it's the 1st time that a corporate group has been ordered to, in essence comply with the go with the parents agreement. the court called shelter, current climate policy, intangible, undefined and non binding. and said the company was therefore in danger of violating its duty of care. the grounds were once again human rights and what the court is saying there is that the interest that are served by its decision or any fundamental protections for people on the protection of the climate . those interests out why shows commercial interests. ah, experts say litigation can only be one part of the solution to the climate crisis, but with successes being scored in courtrooms all over the world. it's clear that from now the legal battle is a winning strategy. ready from a winning strategy in the court, one in the venue will energy sector here in india, where the steer to greene is no

that pilot is benson. frazier had been taking his father-in-law for a ride in his propeller plane.s only got about 100 hours of flight experience, but is being applauded for keeping very cool and focused. vincent credit. his training in the marines. he later found out the problem was a fuel tank failure. brave the mega millions jackpot is it 480 million dollars right now could grow even higher by friday's drawing. nobody's matched all 6 numbers in yesterday's jackpot. the winning numbers for last night's drawing are 4, 7, 10. 45 64 and the mega ball. the jackpot for friday's drawing has a cash option of 276 million dollars on monday. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5, but a lot more coming up. pam and ken are here with what's coming up next. and is already bugging me to run down by got a couple bucks. it was out as a leader determined. >> thank you, catherine. as dickie coming up tonight at 6 o'clock, a shooting in the downtown area of oakland leaving one person dead. 2 others injured. what police are revealing about the investigation and we're monitoring a grass fire in the nation wh

go, mike speaking, how can miss benson and hatred of the people be explained? gold hon. go. a history of anti semitism is a history of stigmatization and exclusion of religious and political power. struggles in the christian community wants to come from that. that is why christianity use the figure of the jew as little tesla. it's a history of slender, of hatred and violence. is the bucky small arm then on the jews were considered servants of evil? we should be told you the most atrocious chapter. a 3rd of our people were exterminated 6000000 jews, like microbes to be annihilated. even 77 years after the holocaust hatred towards juice is still pervasive. a history of antisemitism. this week on d. w ah ah, visiting that we news line from berlin, moscow and keith sign a deal to resume grand shipments out of ukraine. the united nations held it as a beacon of hope that will ease a global food crisis, but ukraine says it doesn't trust rushes, promises also coming up.

metal pipe attacked her unsuspecting lee in an exclusive interview with news nation, good samaritan bensonys he was sitting in his car eating lunch when he heard screaming and jumped into action or more i i sought, get out the car. >> and look, if this lady. >> mike all over the place like it was crazy. park said he ran across the street and grabbed the suspect, pinning him down until police arrived. >> glass who won silver medal with the u.s. women's volleyball team at the beijing olympics posted videos online talking about the attack that fractured facial bones and gave her several cuts right now. looks like my vision will be okay. i got. >> really great stitching from the i have just amazing friends and family around me and supporting me. and that's been the best part. >> park said he didn't know who glass was until after the incident. the olympian reached out to thanhim onocial media later telling him, quote, my heart fills up knowing that so many good people won't turn a blind eye. the attack now puts the pressure on la district attorney george gascon on who's facing a potential recal

official of armenia could convey something to you at their behest i remember, by the way, it’s good that bensons the supporter of uh, a softer relationship with putin, putin, putin, ferstein, he was on his own, uh, putin he expelled from russia a party that he did not like, alexander vershkova, even when he was a former junior, they sent him such a party, as i understand him , and removed himself. excellent relations have developed with putin and ivan. in general, we are seeing a serious attack that they putin with the use of ordagog, she is part of the american istomy, so that it is aimed at the achievement of this whole desperation , it is normal now to interrupt the unfolding offensive of ukraine on kherson, what she was talking about, the elimination of three bridges is already the first attack, the first attack on the kherson region , still, military experts according to ochakov and that this will not be a scenario of the second world war, and when a competent mass of people rushes to storm, this is an instrument of today's battles - it is artillery duels and they have already begun very c

you now, in the 21st century benson stelito graham president zalinski is urging lawmakers not to delay in implementing the measures ukraine needs to take in order to join the european union, which includes anti corruption reform, brussels approved ukraine's candidacy last month in a symbolic gesture of their progress towards joining the block. lawmakers raised the e u flag in ukraine's parliament chamber, but it will likely take years to clear all the hurdles for a membership. my 1st guess today is angela santa, former us national intelligence officer for russia and eurasia. she taught at georgetown university school of foreign service and is a fellow at the brookings institution in her latest book, hooton's world, russia against the west and with the rest for sustained, analyzes what motivates flattery. putin and his foreign policy professor sent welcome to the day president biden says the us will support ukraine for as long as it takes. but how long will it be before washington pivots to pushing for a cease fire given the costs of the war and midterm elections is it so, so far there'

for miss benson. confirming this strike, the russian defense ministry said only military targets were head allows. odessa is one of 3 ports through which green will be sported from ukraine under a recent deal broken by turk into you. in western media politicians to including the u. s. secretary of state were quick to blame moscow for violating the agreement . the ukrainian president did the same, however key and then admitted grain stockpiles weren't head at all sitting instead, minor damage was on to port infrastructure. as mentioned, free ports in total in the black sea will be on blocked under the agreement. ukraine will not d mind them, though, was repeatedly requested by moscow to ensure a safe passage of ships, but instead a score the vessels, the turkish waters, where they then go on to other international destinations. the agreement will also say russia, turkey and ukraine operate a coordination center in case any incident occurred during the shipment process on cargo ships will be inspected for weapons to as the enter and exit the black sea. well as a grain issue is resolve,

. >> good afternoon, or evening, supervisors my name is benson nidel and i'm with the abutment office and i'm speak to go agenda item number 63, if i'm out of order because i just got off of work, please let me know. i want to focus on one issue, paperwork or package being sent to the laguna honda. that package of information, it may be inadequate, there is no sample available to the abutment office or to anyone outside of the laguna honda. i'm honing on this assessment and care planning process. one of the 13 findings was that tt care plan was not centered but using a generic and maybe attributable to epic and electric system i don't know. very sandwiched and condensed. also there is the assumption of one nursing home with another. people with huntingtons. these individuals will not be accepted at nursing homes. this relocation must be revised. >> thank you, thank you for your comments. all right, let's hear from our next speaker please, welcome. >> on the roster theres a timer, the first bell is 30 seconds and the second bell is hopefully when you have concluded the comments. >> tha

joining us now jessica and guy benson. i'll ask you the same question. first practical and second. we start with you jessica, who do you expect nominees to be in 2024, what does that say about current state of politics that most voters down want either of last two presidents to run again. >> my expectation is that president biden will be the nominee for the democrats, this is a conversation often happens heading to midterms, i was looking back at old headlines about barack obama, i think we can all agree was more popular than president biden, i thought similar heading to get out of the way for sake of the party, his approval hit lowest 37-38 in gallup in august of 2011 into the 2012 midterm, i expect biden for my party. on the g.o.p. side, i do not expect it to be donald trump, i know high talked about running. but i expect to be someone else, he holds too much baggage to get out of a nominating of contest, you look at rise of ron desantis or someone like ron desantis, i think that makes more sense for the republican side. trey: how about you guy? >> my guess is that someone who is

a during benson, women should be explained how to maintain their opinion. hygiene. they should be using clean clothes if they are using and how do i maintain it to that they don't catch an infection because this is the dime their majority of the females have unity tract infection and other infections and no opinion region. because in menz's, ph changes and without men's is the be, it is as a dig which prevent from infection and once minutes is a start this be it changes and then it to do it. but it is, poses these females to be channel infections with it's 6 p. m and the men leave to deliver the stock of the day to the factory. it's an opportunity to talk discreetly with reca and the women of her village. they tell us about the pressure that they are under despite their health problems, with our employ yells at us, if we don't work in your so it's very hard, we are feeling very bad. he hits us to look at our meals and our husbands, that we're not working hard enough and that we need to pay back on waiters. for this reason, when the mcadam and the doctors offer them

to sort of paraphrase and plagiarize lloyd benson. i knew tom and mark zuckerberg is no tom hagan. just throwing it out there. >> you have to let me in there. he's going in for a wartime considering erie here. everything goes back to the godfather. i will say this. there is a really strong chance. we keep hearing about tiktok. there is a good chance that it will be banned in the u.s. can you imagine what a tailwind that would be for facebook? >> it would be huge. >> let's get to the fourth out here. the stock is climbing at the bottom line. revenue listed by sales and crossovers offer more than tripled in a year ago with a semi's shorted. they were able to build more cars even in the face of ongoing supply-chain issues. up 6%. >> and a $4 billion commodity hit but the dynamics around this company are that they are executing and they are executing the industry if you look at the protraction growth year over year. we do this all the time. it doesn't seem to matter but it gives you some confidence in the dividend and where we will continue to be. you are 6 1/2 times over 4 1/2 times w

tonight party panel to discuss town hall political editor and host of the radio show on fox radio, guy benson. strategist and former biden campaign surrogate and can spin an economic yarn. >> you know it. >> former utah congressman and fox news contributor jason off the numbered couch. well done, gentlemen. guys, i'll start with you. i want to know if this were president trump's two negative quarters, consecutive quarters, would the news coverage be different? >> yes. headlines would be trump recession arrives. i had sarah huckabee sanders on my radio show saying if this happened and same set of circumstances and you decided to put out the word we weren't really going with that traditional definition of recession anymore how would that go over in the room trying to talk to the press in the briefing room. she said i don't know if i would make it out of the room alive if i did that. it is so brazen and shameless. we're adults, you can say we think it's a mild recession. we think that there's positive signs out there in the economy, unemployment for for example. and things might get battener the

mr. benson w business. thank you very much. thanks. and a quick reminder of all top story. nasa has released the 1st pictures from the james web space telescope, including the deepest ever image of the known universe. the telescope is hope to help understand all the 1st galaxies full and that's it from me and the new steam brinko full of an update for you at the top of a man with the memories of a woman ah, only from syria is born in a female body forced into marriage rate far from home, ali can finally become the person he's always wanted to be. i was born in berlin. starts july 22nd on d w. ah. i remember when the internet was fun when it was new, but remember means and cat videos and mash ups. remember when i felt like hope change, i 1st got online in the ancient days of the last century. i've been making the internet and making movies about the internet ever since. i used to think putting the internet into people's hands was a recipe for freedom. and democracy didn't turn out that way. now the internet companies are huge and they d

guy benson, fox news contributor.d recession i'm not surprised he didn't want to add this as another crisis. do you think he understands the gravity of the situation. >> you would hope so. we're playing very stupid word games again on the border crisis, not saying it's a crisis. it is a challenge. a matter of concern on a crime crisis that the american people feel and polls show they're very concerned about. recession, let's change the definition of that word. i think that they can continue to go this direction if they want to but it's not going to convince anyone. i start to wonder from a communications perspective do you start to actively piss people off by insulting their intelligence rather than being more straight forward and leveling with folks on issue after issue in fairness on which they are failing, so they are wailing as well. they won't even describe the problem accurately and i don't know who they think they are fooling. >> dana: i was saying earlier. when you are paying for gas. it is 60 cents cheaper it

outnumbered" hello i am emily compagno's and joining me carley shimkus, tomi lahren, jessica tarlov and guy bensone house speaker with a week of rising tension between the united states and one of t