bret? >> bret: jen, another topic the pentagon pushing back on reporting that the humanitarian pier it built off the coast of gaza would be disassembled early. what about that? >> well, rough seas and bad weather, bret have samed me aid deliveries. the troubled pier assembled by the u.s. military has been operational just 11 days since it was anchored on may 17 of the. today the pentagon announced the pier which had been disassembled and towed to israel in anticipation of more bad weather was reassembled and reanchorred to allow some aid to begin flowing again. the pier was assembled to bypass israel, which was preventing enough aid from flowing through the land routes into gaza it cross. the u.s. has spent $230 million to send 9.1 million pounds of food and supplies into gaza. much of it still waiting in gaza warehouses for distribution. bret? >> bret: okay. we will follow that jennifer, thanks. senior state department officials meantime say they have grave concerns over iran's efforts to

. >> bret: at the beach. >> judge jeanine: have great night. bret. >> bret: thanks, judge. a appreciate you too. breaking tonight. following two major stories. brand new fox polling on the presidential race showing some key states flipping sides. we will bring you that but, first -- ♪ ♪ >> bret: this is the 80th anniversary of one of the most military campaigns in world history it. changed the world. the allied invasion of normandy, france set the stage for the defeat of the axis powers in world war ii. president biden one of several global leaders at a special commemoration today in france. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has highlights tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret. 25 heads of state gathered to commemorate d-day but the stars were the world war ii veterans, many more than 100 years old who the president credited with saving the world. drawing parallels between u.s. efforts to stop the infamous nazi dictator of the 1940s with the fight against russian aggression today. >> you want to know the price of freed

bret? >> bret: eric shawn live in new york.hank you. ♪ former president donald trump is calling president biden's immigration action mass amnesty. he says the country is in the middle of the largest border invasion in world history. the presumptive republican presidential nominee was in racine wisconsin a short time ago. his third trip to the key battleground state this year. correspondent bryan llenas is there tonight. >> crooked joe is sending a message to the world that he rewards illegal entry. >> former president trump blasting president biden on immigration while campaigning in battleground, wisconsin. >> we should not be talking amnesty. we should be talking about stopping the invasion instead. >> the fresh attacks coming shortly after biden announced new deportation protections for certain undocumented migrant spouses and children of u.s. citizens. >> when i'm reelected joe biden's illegal amnesty plan will be ripped up and thrown out on the very first day. what they're trying to do is they are trying to use all of thes

bret? >> bret: nate, thanks. sandra? >> sandra: meantime the biden administration is touting its border policies, claiming migrant encounters have dropped 40% the last three weeks since biden issued his executive order, but failed to mention the more than 5 million illegal migrants crossings during his watch, and they're still living in the u.s. new numbers reveal the agency has flagged more than 400 migrants brought here by a smuggling network linked to isis. alejandro mayorkas pushed back on a question from our matt finn last hour. >> that reporting is inaccurate. we do not have identified 400 people with potential isis ties. precision, when one is addressing the facts is very, very important. >> sandra: let's bring in tony gonzalez, member of the homeland security and house appropriations committee. thank you very much. there's a lot to take in. about the reporting that fox has confirmed, about the 400 individuals brought to the u.s. by isis-affiliated smuggling network, perhaps he's getting off on a technicality ther

bret. campaign official will debate again in september. none of the people involved prepping president biden for last night's debate will be fired and that there are no discussions about president biden dropping out whatsoever. >> i don't walk as easy as i used. to say i don't speak as smoothly as i used. to say i don't debate as well as i used to. >> peter: that is now widely understood to be true. >> everything we have to do with, uh, look, if -- we finally beat medicare. >> peter: today an attempt to redirect. >> what i do know what i do know. i know how to tell the truth! >> peter: he didn't with this mischaracterization of the abby gate bombing which killed 13 u.s. service members. >> truth is, i'm the only president this century that doesn't have any -- this decade that had any troops dying anywhere in the world like he did. >> peter: a fact disputed by the defense department. >> we have certainly had service members pass during our -- during this administration. >> peter: democrats t

bret? >> bret: alex, thank you.entenced to 45 years in prison for drug crimes. juan orlando hernandez was accused of conspiring with some of the largest traffickers in the world to send, get this: more than 400 tons of cocaine from his country to the u.s. he was convicted in march following a three week jury trial. up next, the panel on the countdown to the debate tomorrow night. first, beyond our borders tonight. >> armored vehicles ram into the doors of oblivious' government palace as president louise arsay say the country is facing attempted koop. shows confronting the general commanders of the army who appears to be leading that rebellion in the palace hallway. the president named a number of new officials and new army commander who then ordered troops to stand down. watching that tonight. kenya's president says he will not sign into law a finance bill proposing new taxes. this comes a day after protesters stormed the parliament there in kenya. several people were fatally shot. it was the biggest assault on keny

bret? >> bret: william, thanks.ays tonight for the crew of boeing's star liner spacecraft. the two astronauts are getting an extended stay on the international space station while their ride home is being checked out matted son scarpino has the latest tonight. >> glitches with the spate craft are keeping the astronauts docked in space for weeks longer than expected star libor's first manned mission began on june 5th and supposed to last a little over a week. now nasa saying the star liner won't return to earth until at least july. nasa is blaming small helium leaks and problems were thrusters for delays. engineers are using the time to study the spacecraft's issues and to prevent them from happening again during future missions in an emergency the star liner would be cleared to return to earth. nasa says the spacecraft is doing well overall in orbit. farmer nasa astronauts not too concerned. >> you remember when we first came out with the spults, falling left and right. we had a lot of problems. that's what happens

bret.nd special counsel jack smith was back in court today as trump's defense team pushed judge aileen cannon to throw out the evidence that was collected at mar-a-lago during that search back in 2022. but most of the day, at least a good portion of that early hearing, judge aileen cannon spent a lot of time questioning trump's defense team and really almost seemed skeptic at times of her argument. now they say basically the search of mar-a-lago was unlawful on two main points. they say there was crucial information that wasn't given to the judge who signed off on the original search warrant and we're now getting new images out of court documents showing what agents found during that search. trump's defense also argued the search itself was impermissibly large and that fbi agents didn't have a clear grasp of what they were looking for at mar-a-lago. they accused fbi agents of taking pictures of rooms that were not permitted to be in like the first lady's room. but judge cannon challenged pa

bret? >> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: it's hard to overstate the importance of tonight for the 2024 race. we are about three hours away from the first presidential debate. let's look at where things stand in this race with our fox news power ranks forecast. four toss-up states in yellow, arizona, nevada, wisconsin, pennsylvania. lean democrat pretty close but lean democrat minnesota, michigan lean republican. the pink ones north carolina, georgia. ultimately talking about electoral votes. right now 251 to 241 favor trump. 46 in the toss-up. 270 is the magic number to get across the threshold to the white house. national polls the fox poll you see 50-48 for biden. here our most recent poll plus or minus three the margin of error. for months very tight on a national level. now you go to where the debate is tonight. the new atlanta journal constitution poll has the former president up five here over president biden among likely georgia voters. one of the reasons we're seeing that is a slippage in bl

bret? >> bret: okay. we'll follow. this chad, thanks. jurors in the federal gun crimes trial of hunter biden today heard from a former wife and one-time girlfriend about the defendant's battles with drugs and alcohol. prosecutors are trying to prove biden lied on a federal gun form. the defense is suggesting biden didn't sign it. correspondent david spunt is in wilmington, delaware live tonight with the latest. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening to you. the personal and legal fol fallt of his public drug addiction came into a sharp and painful focus as his ex-wife and others took the stand. hunter biden left the courthouse today after watching detailed testimony from his ex-wife. kathleen buel told the jury the couple divorced after she found multiple crack pipes around hunter. she said she was worried, scared for him, and for their three children whom she sought to protect, quote: i would check the car to make sure they were not using the car with drugs in it, end quote. buel said she continually checked the car from 2015 to 201

bret? >> bret: alicia, thank you.sian president vladimir putin and north korean leader kim jong un are pledging to provide mutual aid if either country is attacked that could mark the strongest connection between moscow and pyongyang since the end of the cold war. both leaders described it as a major upgrade of their relations covering security, trade, investment, cultural and humanitarian ties. meantime, a court in eastern russia is sentencing a visiting american soldier to three years 9 months in prison on charges of stealing and making threats of murder. officials say staff sergeant gordon black who is married flew to russia to see his girlfriend. and was arrested last month after she accused him of stealing from her. black is expected to appeal that verdict. >> bret: uincreasing tension between the biden and israel. the white house canceling tomorrow's meeting with israeli officials about iran following the claim that the u.s. is withholding military aid to israel. that claim coming from israel's prime minister bi

bret? >> bret: okay, sandra, this is breaking right now.s a story out of bloomberg, about a case outside of idaho, being considered by the u.s. supreme court. it deals with abortions, and emergency abortions in that state, if they could happen. the case was being put forward. there was not a release on that case today. it was not one of the decisions that the supreme court had weighed in on. however, it appears that some aspect of this case, whether it is the opinion or not, inadvertently was posted on the supreme court website for a short time. and bloomberg is reporting that the court is poised to rule that abortions could be performed in emergency situations, even though the states that severely restrict access to the medical procedure. this is a big story, sandra, considering the fact that this would be the second inadvertent posting, if you bleach that was inadvertent on the original dobbs case weeks before. >> sandra: because, as shannon bream points out, this would mark the second time in a couple of years, bret, we'd be looking at a

great to have you, bret. >> bret: i'm bret baier in washington. the judge yesterday setting bail for one of the suspects at $10 million. the other suspect will face the same judge today. they are accused of tying up the 12-year-old girl, killing her by strangulation and tossing her body under a bridge. >> dana: the district attorney telling us that additional evidence could trigger the death penalty. >> it is clear that a sexual assault likely happened. since neither defendant has admitted that, circumstantial evidence will have to prove it. we're waiting on lab tests now to see if the capital murder charge can be upgraded to one where they are death penalty eligible. >> dana: matt finn is live in arizona on the border with more. >> here at the southern border since president biden's executive order on asylum the number of encounters has plummeted. in the tucson sector a few months ago we were at 2500 illegal migrant encounters a day. now we sit at 400. when you take a look at that 400 number, that represents the number of migrants that law enforc

good morning, bret. >> bret: i'm bret baier in washington. prosecutors are seeking justice for jocelyn nun garry. the men lured her under a bridge in houston where they assaulted her for hours and then strangled her to death. >> dana: her mother is speaking out saying she and her family are absolutely devastated. >> she had such a bright future ahead of her and i knew she would go very far and, you know, these monsters took that opportunity from her, from our family of watching her. she was a very special little girl that deserves justice and i know she is going to make a difference in this world for all children. >> bret: both suspects crossed the border illegally in el paso. the d.a. blaming the unchecked border for jocelyn's murder. >> the system is broken. if there was ever a case that reflected that, it's this one. >> bret: the district attorney joins us here in a moment. first let's go to nate foye in houston. good morning, nate. >> good morning, bret and dana. in about an hour possibly an hour and a half from now the second of two ille

bret. >> bret: aishah, thanks. >> dana: excited about this next segment. yesterday what they wanted to hear at the debate. they are back to let us know if either candidate moved the needle for them. michael clemen, nick schultz and caroline suarez join us now. carolyn, you were concerned about housing costs and affordability for people. last night was something else. what did you take away from it? >> well, to me both candidates didn't hit the main points that i wanted to hear. mainly because they were more focused about, you know, throwing punches at each other. which i understand is part of the day but at the same time i wanted to hear more about what they are going to do. what will be the policies that they will implement to change what is going on in the current economy. i believe they don't -- they both did a poor job in letting me know as a voter what will change if i voted for either one of those candidates. >> dana: do you remain undecided this morning? >> oh, yes, oh, yes. i don't think that they -- like i said, both did a poor job talking more ab

. >> bret: great to be here in person. i'm bret baier in for bill hemmer. this morning major cases. among the cases on the docket presidential immunity from criminal prosecution, january 6th obstruction, restrictions on homeless camps and a case brought by fishermen on the power of federal agencies. that's a big one. >> dana: that's one of my favorites. team coverage. andy mccarthy and jonathan turley standing by with analysis. kayleigh mcenany on set with us. our chief legal correspondent shannon bream is outside the court. switching from the debate, although it hangs heavy, we have these other cases. one of them could be the decision on trump's immunity case. >> i love that you guys love the regulatory case as well. it will touch everyone's use to everything you use, federal regulations touch everything. we'll get to that case later. yes, we're waiting on immunity. it could come this morning. it looks like we have our first opinion. the case involving homelessness and whether cities and states could make bans on encampments and those things to help them control the homeless popula

bret? >> bret: thanks, john.arijuana use, we told you about the proposed reclassification. tonight, we take a closer look at a separate effort to expand treatment through medicare. >> people 65 and over are the fastest growing segment using cannabis. but they are using it for ailments of aging, really. >> bret: commonwealth project founder howard kessler working to integrate medical cannabis. >> relief goes down through your body. >> it is not legal at the federal level. meaning doctors cannot officially prescribe cannabis. >> i have talked to many physicians who say they get asked five times day by their patients i would like to try and the physician says i think you should but i'm of no help. >> bret: most states do require documents for medical marijuana, compassionate use acts allow healthcare providers to write recommendations for the substance instead of traditional prescriptions. >> doctors need to know the benefits that cannabis has on seniors' lives. they need to understand that it should be part of the

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bret. >> bret: at least 20 people dead after gunman opened fire on several houses of worship in russiaappened in the northern caucus region. no one has claimed responsibility for the coordinated attacks yet. isis has been ramping up its targets in russia this year. joining is now, retired general keys catalog. he is also a fox news contributor. good to see you. this looks like or has no markings of isis-k which is isis in that region. they haven't claimed responsibility yet. >> isis-k is a fundamentalist organization. that really looks at everybody who is not a fundamentalist as a collaborator or someone to go against. we have been pretty active about going after them. in 2016, we killed the leader and killed the last three leaders as well. we see them starting to expand their operations. recently, we picked up 8 isis-k individuals who cross the southern border illegally. they are not here to see a concert. they are here to some damage. we know that there has been a tenfold increase on those on the terrorist watch list coming across the border. >> let me play the sound bite from earlie

bret, let me go to you. lot of heat when he talked about while there might be some good people but you're going to be a lot of bad people in the country. now we've just seen in recent weeks 13-year-old girl raped in broad daylight in a parking and queens new york. the brutal murder of a 12-year-old billy gerlott after being tortured and brutalized for two hours in houston, texas and murdered in that case. rachel marin, a mother of five, we know her story, we know laken riley's story. and so many others. and then you think about over about 11 million illegal immigrants coming in under joe biden's policies, he's been telling the country for, you know, the better part of his presidency that the border is close and the border is secure. and now at the last minute he saying while i fix the border and yet all of these issues have come up. if you look in the early primary states, immigration kept showing up as the number 1. how big an issue will it be tonight? >> is become a national issue. you hear the saying that

bret, i have run halfway around the world. >> bret: that's pretty good. before. >> bret: from the track to the pool nasa also helped design a swimsuit for the beijing olympics using wind tunnel testing. >> every gold medal winner wore this suit. people are breaking their contracts to get into this thing. >> bret: those wearing the laser racer had so much success the international swimming federation ended up banning it. >> non-pharmaceutical doping. they called it. it wasn't illegal at the time but now you are not allowed to wear the nasa suit when you swim in the olympics because it's too fast. >> get up every day thinking about the next thing is that how you look at this job. >> i'm very privileged to offer some modicum of leadership to a group of very high achievers of i call them wizards that on a regular basis make the impossible possible. >> bret: with the increase of the number of experiments and also the travel to space, the industry is outgrowing the international space station. next, we look at how nasa is worworking with commercial companies to

> i want to show you my toys. >> bret: yes. >> before we do the interview. >> bret: okay. nelson's office. >> you have heard about the james telescope. >> yes. this is it. >> former florida senator showed us collection of space shuttles. >> when you were on a mission could you ever nag you would be the nasa administrator one day? >> i had no idea. >> bret: the priceless artwork. >> the reason i wanted that paint something that orbiter is over 160 acres of land that my grandparents homesteaded under the homestead act. >> bret: really? >> there's the deed. >> bret: how about that? >> from woodrow wilson to my grandmother. >> bret: full circle. >> full circle. >> bret: as space travel becomes more frequent more and more private companies are working alongside nasa. >> there are a lot of kinks when you get up in space. >> it's very unforgiving environment. and you are white knuckle time when that baby is going up and when it's coming down. >> bret: from the agency's headquarters, space operation center, administrator nelson explains how experiments in orbit have benefited us h

bret baier looks at efforts americans detained in russia.atever happened to segment. first, what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 2 in san francisco as the food and drug rescinds giulianiw menthol flavored pods designed for ecigarette device. houston, the justice department files criminal charges against a whistleblower who was exposed a texas hospital that was allegedly secretly conducting gender affirming care on minors. the surge is accused of violating federal privacy laws set. vowing to fight the charges and says the justice department is corrupt. and this is a live look at the saratoga race course in saratoga springs, new york. courtesy of fox sports. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 23 in albany, due to a modernization project at belmont park, saturday's belmont stakes is taking place at the saratoga race course for the first time in the venue's vaunted 161 year history. third leg of the triple crown kentucky derby and preakness stakes for the first time since 2013. that's a live loo

. >> bret: i am bret baier in for john roberts in washington. this is "america reports." the l.a.p.d. responded to that seen with riot gear, attempting to break out the altercations arresting at least one person. it's happening is a newly promoted white house official faces heat for resurfaced tweets celebrating the anti-israel movement and comparing belize to "patriots." breaking down the white house new staff. first, jonathan hunt live in los angeles with more on this violent clash. how many protesters were swarming that synagogue? >> 100 in total. not a huge number. it was a major escalation of the many anti-israel protests we have seen. it targeted one of l.a.'s most well-known jewish neighborhoods in the heart of the city. it was clearly directly tar targeted. [indistinct] the pro-palestinian protesters descended on the area sunday morning and almost immediately, violence broke out as those protesters tried to block the entrance to the synagogue. jewish counterprotesters tried to push them back and for some time, violent fights broke out between the sides. >> many ti

used. >> bret: thanks, trace.ion space, we look at advancements in science and medicine thanks to research in low earth or bit. nasa administrator bill nelson recently told congress about possible major breakthroughs when it comes to efforts to fight disease. we hear more about those projects from the administrator and how they could save lives for decades to come. >> there is a lot of spiment about this and many other kinds of research. >> bret: from pharmaceutical research to immoved disease divexz. and enhanced medical device technology. >> nasa is helping advance the world of medicine. >> there have to be doctors who have spent their lives trying to find these things here on earth. that are tremendously excited about the prospects. >> it's too bad that it's taken this long. you know, i did this protein crystal growth experiment back in january of 1986, but we didn't have a permanent laboratory in space. and just now we are beginning to see the payoffs of this drug research. >> over the years, pharmaceutical co

i'm trace gallagher in for bret baier.reaking tonight the hunter biden felony gun trial has gone to the jury. deliberations began after the defense closed without calling the president's son to the stand and both sides' final arguments. correspondent david spunt is in wilmington, delaware tonight awaiting a verdict. david, good evening. >> david: trace, good evening. jurors will be back tomorrow for day two of deliberations. they deliberated about an hour today before going home. over the past week we saw salacious text messages, pictures in the courtroom. even high profile people sitting in the audience. but, in the end, it's all about this one gun form, hunter biden filled out in october 2018. >> hunter biden's attorney abbe lowell offered no reason for his client deciding not to testify in his own defense .38 caliber revolver. such a move would have been strategically risky. opening the president's son to likely intense cross-examination. in closing arguments. prosecutor pointed to more than a dozen msnbc of the biden f

bret baier sits down with the author. >> bret: thanks, john.on senator for engagement. he helps negotiate release of political prisoners hostages around the world. efforts to free people wrongfully detained. the head of one of the world's top private companies says he wants a firsthand look at the economy of one of the most closed societies. in january of 2013, bergmann took a controversial trip to north korea alongside then google chairman eric schmitt and new mexico governor bill richardson who was the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. during bill clinton's presidency. >> what's the toughest country to deal with? north korea pretty tough? >> actually, no. 9 truth is they are very rational. they are not crazy. we just need to understand what goes into their minds and how they calculate things. >> bret: one goal for that trip to convince the north koreans to free kenneth bae. but bergmann's team faced persistent pushback from their own government. >> frankly, we don't think the timing of this is particularly helpful, but they are private citizens and

bret? >> bret: thanks, mike. had without space exploration. the james webb tell scope, for example is, amazing photos of the milky way and beyond. also provided resources for everything from eye surgery to battlefield training and even the gold used in the telescope is the same used to make the academy awards. we'll take a look at those technology transfers in tonight's "special report" spotlight destination space. >> the james webb telescope exceeded exceptions in what they're learning and seeing. >> some of those images are amazing just to look at. >> unbelievable. some of the most beautiful things that you have seen. >> bret: what are some of the most impressive things we have learned since that launched? >> we have discovered how stars are formed. we have pictures now of the death of stars. we're beginning to understand what black holes are. there is so much that we don't know. but things like the james web space telescope just add one more thing in our knowledge of who we are. and what we are. and where we a

bret baier explains. tonight, tensions in intle's lower house erupt into a fist fight. opposition lawmaker was injured and sent to a hospital. the issue was a controversial government proposal opponents say will further imabove irish the poor southern region. masses of muslim pilgrims are in the saudi city of mecca tonight. today they circumstantialed the cahaba. israel's holiest site before heading to the nearby city to officially open the hajj. is that true annual pilgrimage takes route used by the profit mohammed. one of the big stories there tonight. wimbledon announces record prize money of nearly $64 million. the grass court grand slam runs from july 1st to the 14th the tournament made almost $69 million last year. just some of the other stories beyond our border tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ we've always loved taking care of our home. but last year, grandpa here broke his arm. we realized some home maintenance jobs aren't worth the risk. that's when we called leaffilter to protect our gutters. le

we need those answers. >> bret: we do. >> jesse: we deserve those answers. >> bret: by the way a couplether controversies, one is floating around that cnn has a two-minute delay and delay this two minutes so they can do edits. cnn took that and put out a statement, felt it was serious enough to say we are not doing a two minute delay. we are starting at 9:00. listen, i think there is a lot of pressure on jake and danna. they have a lot of pressure to try to be fair. the best moderators ever for debates are like jim lair step back and are not a part of the action. they be not a part of it. they toss it but they let the actual candidates debate the issues. >> dana: worst thing for me moderator would be for me in the headlines next day. i would never want that. >> jesse: you don't want any headlines the next day. >> as a moderator, no. >> you are trying to have a soft touch tonight? you don't think they are going to inviewed at all. >> i'm saying that's how i would do it. >> bret: the best ones. >> jesse: beones in the busines. how much pressure is on cnn tonight? >> dana: a lot. 73% of th

bret: we're going to take a break. night of the 2024 campaign. we all thought it was going to be pivotal. we didn't know exactly in what way, but now we do. our coverage continues in 60 seconds. >> they said he was the worst in all of american history. that's a fact. that's not conjecture. >> if he wins this election, our country doesn't have a chance, not even a chance of coming out of this rut. we probably won't have a country left anymore. that's how bad it is. ♪ do you want to close out? should i? normally i'd hold. but... taking the gains is smart here, right? feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. >> that's when even is paying attention. everybody was in shock by his ash aen face and his hollow voice, and then at minute 13, he just completely falls apart >> you never fired anybody on the border, you never fired anybody on afghanistan. joe biden looked so weak at that moment. and then, lin

bret: we're going to take a break.t getting started on this very pivotal night of the 2024 campaign. we all thought it was going to be pivotal. we didn't know exactly in what way, but now we do. our coverage continues in 60 seconds. >> they said he was the worst in all of american history. that's a fact. that's not conjecture. >> if he wins this election, our country doesn't have a chance, not even a chance of coming out of this rut. we probably won't have a country left anymore. that's how bad it is. ♪ (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an elevator? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ (♪) at enterprise mobility, our experts always see another road. because when there's no limit to how far mobility can go, there's no limit to how far businesses can go. (♪) if your business needs a new application then developers will have to write code. a lot of code. if an application needs to be

bret: we're going to take a break.t getting started on this very pivotal night of the 2024 campaign. we all thought it was going to be pivotal. we didn't know exactly in what way, but now we do. our coverage continues in 60 seconds. >> they said he was the worst in all of american history. that's a fact. that's not conjecture. >> if he wins this election, our country doesn't have a chance, not even a chance of coming out of this rut. we probably won't have a country left anymore. that's how bad it is. ♪ ♪ >> 24, 5 percent, either one of those names -- numbers, we'd be able to wipe out his debt, help make sure all those things we need to do, childcare, elder care, making sure we strengthen our health care system, making sure that a we're able to make every single, solitary person eligible for what i've been able to do with, with the covid -- excuse me, with dealing with everything we have to do with -- look, if we finally beat medicare -- >> thank you, president biden. [laughter] bret: i mean, after one of those sound b

we know this, bret.wisconsin this year jill stein the presumptive green party candidate will be on the ballot and we think robert kennedy, when he starts getting signatures starting in july, he only needs 2,000. so in all likelihood in wisconsin you will get maybe four candidates on the ballot. why is that important? biden has to win wisconsin, period. if he doesn't, that's what cracks the blue wall, bret. >> i totally agree. one of the reasons why the republicans chose milwaukee as the sight for the republican national convention. wisconsin is crucial and most polls have it really tight. a little bit advantage to biden in recent polls. it shifts back and forth depending on the week. you mention minnesota. that has come down to three or four points and the former president is trailing there but it is really within striking distance. there are states like virginia much more in play than they used to be. these -- i think since the conviction, you have seen some softening in independent numbers for the form

i'm bret baier, we are releasing new fox polls about the presidential race.resident biden gets his best result this election cycle in the head-to-head against former president donald trump. he leads 50-48. that is within the margin of error. president biden hasn't been ahead of former president trump in the polls since october of 2023. he trailed trump by 1 point last month. again, all within the margin of error. a very tight race. when listing extremely important issues to their vote, registered voters in this survey citing the future of democracy at 68%. the economy at 66, followed by stability and normalcy. then healthcare and immigration. abortion, and guns.

i am there for all of it. >> bret: maybe we should record it. it will be fun. >> dana: we'll see you on special report and join you on "the five" today as we kick around the news of the day. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: fox news alert. president biden is sequestered and has been for five full days now and we're told he will stay at camp david preparing to take on former president donald trump at the cnn presidential debate. president trump has called for biden to take a drug test before thursday night's event. trump also says he would take a test. a new editorial piece predicts biden will go after trump on abortion rights and try to paint him as a threat to our democracy. the columnist with that op-ed rights former president trump will take aim at biden's border disaster, inflation and make note of any odd moments that biden has on stage which could further fuel the questions about his fitness to lead. trump's team is also keeping an eye on fairness from the left-leaning host network and you might understand his point after you watch

growing calls for the president to step aside the latest is a blast from new york times columnist bret stephens, the most courageous thing that joe biden can do, what will that be, step aside mr. president. that's in the new york times, thursday june 13, 2024, "varney & company" is about to begin ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. stuart: i went to register protest is not about money money money, yes it is. get out of here, we're going to start this thursday with the latest read on inflation, producer prices up on a modest two-point to percent in the past 12 months, lauren take us through it all. >> look at the arrow on the l left, bassist fell for the month this is inflation relief not saying the start of a trend but is relief right now this is what businesses pay the stock their shelves, falling in may because of lower energy costs, nearly 60% of the may decrease of point to percent from april can be traced to a 7% decline in the price of gasoline egg prices also fell, ppi was flat month over month at the core level indicate minute 2.3% year-over-year slowing for the first time in four months, perhaps the sta

anchor of "special report," fox news chief political anchor, bret baier.o see you. charles: you too. i know you sitting there ask this, do this. >> i know. it is just the moderator inside. charles: right. >> ideally the moderator should be somebody who steers them but then falls back into the wallpaper and is not a part of it. i hope that is what they're going to do. jake tapper, dana bash. i really do think, the economy is going to be top on the issues, especially inflation. charles: right. the thing is though, and again, i've had, almost every guest today, all my economic guests, all these wall street folks say the same thing, the economy is great. i'm always finding myself asking, do you have anyone in your family middle class? anyone in your family drop out, do you have anyone go to the. >> -- shoe repair shop. the one trail something bigger part of this country now. >> we talked earlier if inflation slowed to zero percent here on for the biden administration month to month, prices would be still 20% higher than the trump administration. people feel th

hi, bret. >> bret: so basically greg, jesse has to get an award every time he speaks. >> greg: yes.

over to bret. >> bret: much easier toss than last night. thank you. >> jesse: yes, it was. >> bret:

to your point, we want to ask about "new york times" op ed by bret stephen a. thomases, most courageous thing joe biden could do, he is talking about stepping aside. it leaves the president with one option, he could choose not to run and cede to someone who can win, paging chris whitcomb or greg shapiro. what do you think about that? >> tomi: joe biden loves himself, similar to gavin newsom, it will be difficult to get him to let go of the reigns there. speaking of gavin newsom, i believe gavin newsom will be the nominee. other names, i don't believe put in groundwork to get the nomination. gavin newsom has been running a shadow campaign for the last six to eight months. he's going to red states and putting out videos. and while i agree, joe biden will not be the nominee and they will convince him to step aside, i believe it will be gavin newsom. it is important to call gavin newsom out and look at the mess in california. if you don't want to california your america, gavin newsom is not your answer. joe biden is not the answer. >> carley: biden-harris before th

i guess bret baier will have to hold his editorial meetings in a new place.or his birthday. it doesn't matter because it's not the french laundry. it's not chapin niece, it is not the places that politicians go. it is for the bad middle-class, unwashed american, the people liberals don't care ab about. >> judge jeanine: and that's it? >> greg: that's all. >> judge jeanine: that's all he's got. jesse, what about the fact into hooters, rubio's commas at the one you love? >> dana: loved it, god bless. >> jesse: all of the places i used to eat at when i was 22 are now going bust. the way you could save money. now with all of them increased their prices and are going out of business. >> jesse: i wouldn't know, i haven't been to hooters in quite some time. i went to hooters three times. once out of curiosity when i was 18. once because there was nowhere else to eat. and then i don't member the second time but the wings are good. people say -- the wings are good. and i'm not just -- >> greg: did you also read "playboy" for the articles? >> judge jeanine: the truth i

do you cook, bret? >> bret: i do cook just a little how about you? >> judge jeanine:

i was listening to bret baier and i had some people writing saying she is still in the runner.club, you don't talk about fight club. every name being bandied about, not them. >> trace: there were six or seven names, you are taking them all out? so who is the one on your list? >> i like tulsi gabbard but there's someone we don't know. >> trace: copy that. aaron cohen? >> i have been tracking stefon nick. i think a woman in the mix would be a nice balance to a lot of that masculinity. elise stefanik is a tough cookie. >> trace: i think tim scott is high in the running. do you believe rubio, burgum, vance? melissa, someone who will make him look good and not have a horrible laugh. proud cuban-american, jd vance, they think alike. trump will pick well-known tv host trace gallagher. of course he will. what a lineup. i'm coming east. my wishlist is either -- burgum, stop stealing from elected positions, we need the senate and republican control janice, i think nikki haley. thank you for joining america's late news, "fox news @ night".ae i'm trace gallagher and we wills u right back h

stuart: bret baer joins me now. what we do on this program is we let the tape speak for itself.oing the right thing. >> reporter: i think you are right. we've not edited that tape or any of these tapes, we cannot spread them up, not changed them. we've not seen any change in multiple angles of the same video moment. it was not a deep fakes for the former president to grab the president's arm and pool him. that actually happened in person. there's nothing fake about it. there's nothing fake about the italian prime minister grabbing the president as he turned around in italy and gave a thumbs up to another skydiver. he pulled away from the group and the prime minister brought him back in. there's nothing fake about him not dancing at the juneteenth ceremony at the white house and seeming frozen. those are things that happened. for the white house to say this is a deep fake or a cheap fake is interesting and it is a moment that tells you how concerning the issue of wage and competency is in the polls. stuart: precisely. if you cannot acknowledge the president's cognitive difficulti

. >> bret: think about how much has transpired in the four years since the first residential debate. >>> we were in that room that it was the heat of covid. and so much has changed in our country since then, on every single issue in this country and around the world. >> martha: one thing that hasn't changed is the same two people up there for years later, standing. >> bret: it is time now to look live over to atlanta it's go time in atlanta with biden and trump about to hit the debate stage their first face-off as we mentioned in 4 years a pivotal moment in the race for the presidents. >> we will watch the entire thing together all of us on the panel and sean hannity in atlanta from the beginning to the end on fox news channel and afterwards we have the postdebate analysis. sean takes over at 11:00 o'clock eastern fascinating to watch this. you can hear their hearts palpitating probably on both style aides of the stage at this point. >> they walked to the stage and face each other for the first time in 4 years. they have talk past each other their commercials of wrong and the campaig

. >> bret: happy birthday dana's mom. >> dana: thank you. >> bret: great to be with you today. >> dana

bret asoudeh ah ibrahim, various programs have been arranged for people of poetry and literature during this period , the most recent of which is the holding of provincial circles throughout the year. these programs have made both young talents to be identified and poetry to be protected as a national capital. miterra labafi of radio and television news agency. from 6:00 to 13:00 , the working hours of the country's offices from june 15th to september 15th, what time is it now? i think it's 10 minutes, 5 minutes left to 6:00 in the morning. i think it's good, this way it can have an effect on energy consumption. of course, according to the conditions that exist in peak times, it will have a significant effect on energy consumption now, for example, at 6 am. it's usually cool until after the swelling, when the heat starts, finally we're at home , considering that the weather will lighten up soon, some of the energy will be spent anyway, people will get to their work and their banking work, many expenses. our electricity, which is in the cooling devices , decreases until what time do we h

. >> bret: us, all of us. >> dana: all of us, all night long. >> bret: see you in bi

bret: karl, thank you. thank you for joiningings us. sean hannity is next live from the spin room in atlanta. it has been an historic night. martha: stay tuned for sean hannity next maria: good friday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, june 28. your top stories right now. a game changer in atlanta, president biden getting panned throughout democrat sir companies this morning after facing off against president trump at the cnn presidential debate. >> the only jobs jobs created ar illegal immigrants and bounceback jobs from covid. he's done a poor job. inflation is killing our country. >> the greatest economy in the world, he's the only one that thinks that. border patrol endorsed me, endorsed my position. >> i don't know what he said at the end of that sentence, i don't think knows what he said either. maria: joe biden's mumbling and at times incoherent performance reportedly causing panic within the democrat party, sparking debate whether to swap out joe before the democrat