. >> that's what you told bret baier. >> i also told bret baier, as i remember, i don't know, it was a long-time interview -- >> what were you waving around in the meeting? >> it wasn't a classified document. >> what were you waving around in the meeting? it certainly sounds like it was an -- >> that's already been, i think, very substantiated, and there's no problem with it. >> it hasn't been substantiated. jack smith says it was -- >> megyn, let me tell you -- >> you told bret baier. >> here we go again. i'm covered by the presidential records act. i'm allowed to do what i want to do. i'm allowed to have documents. the presidential records act is civil, not criminal. >> that's true. >> in any way, it's civil, and i'm covered by it 100%. >> can i ask what you mean by that? >> this shouldn't even be a case. when they say i fought them and i obstructed. this is the same thing. they have a fake crime. there is no crime. in fact, it's civil. it's not criminal. >> that's true. >> so -- >> that's why they say espionage act to make it criminal. i don't want to -- >> like it is something --

. ♪ ♪ >> bret: go >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier.aking tonight a pivotal. eagle pass texas is under a state of emergency tonight. the democratic mayor of eagle pass made the declaration as thousands of illegal immigrants are crossing into the country in virtually nonstop fashion. we have fox team coverage. peter doocy at the white house shows us what the president's press secretary did when he asked about the crisis. we begin with correspondent bill melugin who has the latest from eagle pass. hello, bill. >> bill: mike, illegal crossings here at the southern border are back at record high levels. border patrol agents tell us their morale has never been lower and after two and a half years already, it appears this border crisis is show nothing signs of stopping. >> illegal crossings into eagle pass, texas surged once again today with fox news cameras catching a nonstop flow of migrants beginning at sunrise and continuing almost nonstop all day long. neither texas razor wire near federal border patrol have been able to decide migrants

bring back bret baier, harold ford, jr., kellyanne conway and karl rove.andidates connect connect with anxieties voters have. all the voters. not just republicans and democrats. it is an anxiety ridden country. why i'm pushing message side of this. >> 100%. i think it is really interesting, what you're talking about here, reflected in our latest poll, very, extremely concerned. inflation 91%. housing costs 79%. taxes5%. you know we started that last, the first debate with questions on inflation but the candidates really take the ball and talk about inflation that much. that's what people are seeing and feeling on their kitchen table. that is what affects their votes. i think it will be interesting to see how they interact, whether they act differently than they did in the first debate in the shadow of ronald reagan's air force one and whether this venue provides a different atmosphere. i bet they will still go after each other pretty hard. larry: i reckon they will. karl rove, you reckon they will go after each other too, i want to ask you, karl, you're in

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all right, folks, and back bret baier and harold ford jr. and karl rove.hat i think candidates connect with the ideas and worries and anxieties that voters have. all the voters. it is not just republicans and democrats. everyone shares a lot of anxieties right now. some anxiety ridden country. that is why i'm pushing that message side of this. >> 100%. listen, i think it is interesting is where your hard work here, it was reflected in our latest poll. very or extremely concerned. inflation, 91%. housing cost, 79%. taxes, 75%. we started that last first debate with questions on inflation. but the candidates really did not take the ball and talk about inflation that much. that is what people are seeing and feeling on their kitchen table and that is what affects their votes. and i think it will be interesting to see how they interact, whether they act differently than they did in the first debate and the shadow of ronald reagan's air force one and whether this venue provides a different atmosphere. i have a better that they are still going to go after each ot

bret baier ought to be present at the signing ceremony.t performance on his apart. reminds me of the 1970s the days of henry kissinger what bret baier is really doing is curing the positions of each side to get the other and to comment and try to move ahead. there are some severe issues that are still left. the saudi's want to security guarantee like a defense treaty. they want permission to develop nuclear weapons if i run those nuclear. the israelis want to keep their china contract that runs their main ports. the israelis have given $2 billion to a chinese company to manage their main ports. there are a lot of issues so up in the air. i could recite a few more for you if you have all night. this is an amazing performance by fox news and frankly i hope murdochs and some kind of thank you letter to bret baier for what he has done. diplomatically as well as in the world of journalism. >> you mention china's is roads into israel but china is making inroads into saudi arabia as well. >> yes. yes, much more so. they persuaded the saudi's to s

tomorrow on "special report" bret baier anchors the show from riyadh saudi arabia with the inside lookport," "the ingraham angle." >> laura: lock them up. that's the focus of tonight's angle. all right. rule of them, liberals don't care about crime, unless it's committed by people they don't like or people they disagree with, politically. remember, they threw the book at the j 6 defendants. many were given years in jail. >> the judge also gave him quite a significant sentence, believing it amounted to a

bret baier. he's had a couple of episodes recently where he took very long pauses that were unnerving, unsettling to everybody watching and concerned about his health. his doctor said he had a clean bill to return but no comment from the senate minority leader about that situation, bret. >> there's one tangential mention in which he said one particular moment of my time back home has received its fair share of attention from the press, but i assure you august was a busy month for me and my staff. he's trying to show that he's continuing business as usual. we've seen dozens and dozens of these speeches from senate majority leader and now minority leader mitch mcconnell. it's clear he's lost a stop in his vibrance and presentation. the doctors are saying he's cleared to go. there is still whispering up on capitol hill about how well he can do in that position. it's going to be a battle as we get ready for another budget showdown, another physical cliff. he's pushing for a supplemental, another cont

in the media's court when it comes to addressing the element in the room. >> trace: bring back bret baierhing, bret, some important topics talked about here but everybody's focus is on mitch mcconnell how he looks, how he's speaking, does he seem to be ok, a cavalcade of senators come through and say he appears fine to me. >> bret: yeah, trace, gillian, we don't take the gop conference lunch wall to wall, other than the senate minority leader and how he's doing. so, are there important topics, yes, why are there so many reporters in that space, because of what happened and the reaction to it and i think that there is this sense that there is more to the health issues. you saw rand paul, senator from kentucky, fellow kentucky senator saying there may be more here and others raising questions. so, i think in the q & a section here it will be interesting to see how mcconnell fields that. they are, it's important to note, coming up to a very, very interesting time dealing with this fiscal cliff and another showdown that's going to include battles between senate gop and house gop about how to

cliewghts a bret baier. go. >> i'm going to put some deep dish pizza on the line here. >> perfect. >> bret: you heard it here. we're going to play this game back on september 11th. gentlemen, thank you very much for the time. you can see all the "common ground" segments on my podcast common ground find that and the all-star game podcasts under the bret baier podcasts foxnews.com. spotify, or wherever you download podcasts. also see the whole extended discussion on the fox news youtube page. ♪ coming up, california retailers say state lawmakers are considering new legislation that would make the crime crisis there even worse. >> we are all gathered here today for one reason only, to say enough is enough. we need to make crime illegal again in california. ♪ (vo) antarctica... you have to experience it to truly appreciate the beauty, the wildlife, the sheer majesty. experience it with state-of-the-art expedition equipment and hands-on scientific research activities, all in exceptional viking comfort. we invite

it's official, bret baier is a talented presidential historian and writer. with a knack for shining a light on pivotal leaders, at pivotal moments, in american history. they always seem to be worth another look. his three-day series gave us a very important glimpse in the lives of three presidents. eisenhower, reagan, fdr. all have changed the course of history and the fate of the nation. his newest book, on our 18th president, ulysses s grant. it is educational, as it is timely. i say, educational, grant, was far more important in u.s. history than some historians have given him credit for. timely, and that when it comes to the fragility of our national unity as in the times we live in today, a read of his book will show you that we have been here before. it is always a pleasure and a honor to have him with us. ladies and gentlemen, if you would, join me to welcome mr. bret baier. [applause] >> thank you, very much. thank you for coming out. mask and all. we had our show here today. we love to do it ahead of these events. started it with reagan soundbites.

bret baier. [applause] >> thank you very much. i started with reagan sound bites. the issues that reagan deal with that were big issues when we are dealing with the debt so it kind of all works out pretty well to say hi to my friends and i know i have friends in the audience. we are here to talk about grant. years ago you wrote your first book in the challenges you had with your son paul, remarkable but please tell me he's okay. >> he's doing great. that book is called special hearted journey of hope and courage. oh my gosh courage and love. i'm thinking grand and i'm thinking, anyway bottom line he is doing fantastic. he's had four open-heart surgeries and 10 angioplasties in this last one was in december and paul is now an inch taller than me. he's 6 feet tall. he is a golfer and a basketball player and he's doing fantastic so thank you very much. [applause] >> bret in your book you chose presidents to study that are oftentimes at an inflection point in their presidency. a moment in time in that particular president uniquely change the course of history. is that

joining us live from the reagan library, bret baier.ave the shaggy dog stories behind and get to something more on the minds of xhern voters, and that is the top issues for voters in a fox news poll. inflation and higher prices, 91%. cost of housing, 79%. taxes being able to pay your bills, 74%. i expect lots of questions about the economy tonight and seems to me that these candidates are going to have to not only differentiate themselves from president biden on the economy, but they are going to have to work to differentiate themselves from each other. >> bret: yeah, i think you are right, john and sandra, good afternoon. i think we had a lot of talk about the economy in the first debate. i heard larry kudlow earlier talking about inflation. we asked questions about inflation but did not spend a lot of time talking about it. and how, you know, in that poll the response to that poll, how people feel about the economy at their kitchen table really is what matters when it comes to voting. i expect you are right, try to contrast each other

bret baier looks at the clean-up.here and still questions just how damaging the accident was to the east palestine community >> thanks, mike. it has been more than seven months since a train derailed in. east palestine, ohio cars carrying toxic chemicals spilled, caught fire and released hazardous materials president biden has not issued a major disaster declaration or visited the site. as residents continue to wonder if they have been forgotten. >> they want to make sure people are there for the long haul and we don't know how long that's going to be. >> democrat nikki antonio has visited the east palestine site. since the derailment. she has met residents and those working to clean up the site. >> they are trying to be as thorough as possible. and my hope that that's true. it's very big area that they're addressing. and it was -- it was a catastrophic event. >> bret: how are residents in east palestine doing? >> well, they are frustrated. they are certainly frustrated by the clean up. >> bret: ohio republican senato

bret baier has our whatever happened to report on the train disaster there.what some of our fox affiliates are covering around the country tonight. fox 11 in los angeles as thousands of healthcare rally on this labor day. organizers say more than 4,000 people are attending. they are seeking to draw attention to long patient wait times, misdiagnoses, neglect and chronic understaffing. wjzy in charlotte as the remains of a north carolina tuskegee airmen are identified nearly 80 years after he disappeared. second lt. fred brewer jr. never returned after going on a mission in october of 1944. other pilots say his plane stalled thought and fell into a spin. his body was recovered from a civilian cemetery in italy. but the technology to identify him was not available at the time. and this is a live look at orlando from fox 35. one of the big stories there tonight, four astronauts returned to earth after six month stay at the international space station. their spacex capsule parachuted into the atlantic off the florida coast. their homecoming was delayed a day becau

another winner is bret baier.ersation so thank you. my loser is not loser. house republicans have got to figure out how we not close this government in the next 8 days. i try not to be partisan. the ball is in their field right now in their corner. and they have to figure out how to get it right. so best to them. >> bret: all right, thank you. harold, you get more time next time after that one. [laughter] >> bret: make it a great weekend. we will see you guys. up next, "notable quotables." you didn't live this strong, this long to get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and are at high risk for fracture, you can build new bone with evenity®. ask your doctor if you can do more than just slowing down bone loss with evenity®. want stronger bones? then build new bone; evenity® can help in just 12 months. evenity® is proven to reduce spine fracture risk by 73%. evenity® can increase risk of heart attack, stroke, or death from a cardiovascular problem. do not take evenity® if

he spoke with bret baier just days after brett's world world e interview with saudi crown prince this israel has normalized relations with egypt, jordan, moraine, sudan and the united air of m or a spirit in adela saudi arabia could counter iran's growing influence in the region. let's bring in founder executive director of the national security institute but also former associate white house counsel to president george w. bush and former counsel to the assistant attorney general for national security at the department of justice. so let's go back first. saudi arabia should well know proposed a peace initiative 21 years ago. there was one condition israel would withdraw from occupied palestinian territories that was a dealbreaker at the time. so i ask you, can there be a legitimate deal between israel and saudi arabia with consequential sub- questions or without those concessions from palestinians? >> that really is the heart of the question, arthel. has made clear he does not plan on leaving the territories at this time. instead what it looks like may happen as a deal that you saudi

bret baier's exclusive sit-down with saudi arabia's crown prince is continuing to make headlines. what the crown prince says will happen if iran ends up with a nuclear weapon. just days after that rogue nation kicked out nuclear inspectors, we did that prisoner swap, gave them $6 billion in relief in sanctions, and then they kicked out a third of their nuclear inspectors. they are having a good week in iran. brand-new fox polling on the gop presidential race with the second primary debate just about a week out. six candidates on the stage. one of them former vice president mike pence is here with me in "focus" next. teeth sensitivity is so common. it immediately feels like somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and calms the nerve down. and my patents say: “you know doc, it really works." veteran homeowners checked your credit card rates lately? many are over 22%, near 30% if you pay late. why not do what thousands of veteran families have done. call newday and pay off that high rate debt with the lower rate newda

our colleague bret baier getting a sit down with bin salman.e first look how their economy is expanding at record speed. bret joins us live from saudi arabia. what will your trip show all of us? >> bill, dana, good afternoon from riyadh. a mild 108 here. talked to the minister of sports. i'm at the sports academy in riyadh, the future saudi sports stars train here. talking to a lot of ministers about different elements of saudi life before i sit down with the crown prince for an hour on every topic, no holds barred interview. sports is important to the crown prince and important to the population here. they just signed renaldo to the saudi football league of a contract of 220 million. invested a bunch of money in sports across different sports, f1, formula e, all kinds, liv golf. they address the criticism coming from abroad that they are sports washing and trying to change their look in the world. that this is really about the people here in saudi arabia and less about the outside world. it is about the kids, population here dealing in sports.

i thought mbs gave a very interesting interview to our own bret baier.s carefully, emphasized we needed to take care of them and negotiate, that's clearly one sticking point. and the saudi interest in countering iran's nuclear program is another one. i thought mbs messaged that effectively in the interview. >> john: he made it sound positive as it relates to jerusalem. some potentially troubling as it related to a possible nuclear arms race in the middle east. listen to this exchange. >> are you concerned, though, iran gets a nuclear weapon, about them getting a nuclear weapon? >> well, we are concerned of any country getting a nuclear weapon. that's a bad -- that's a bad move. >> if they get one, will you? >> if they get one, we have to get one. >> john: if they get one, we have to get one and then the u.a. has to get one and then who knows where it goes from there. i mean, i can't see anything but bad -- >> that was -- no, but that was well said by i think mbs, he's messaging iran, if iran proceeds from being a nuclear threshold state, what they are no

i'm bret baier.ing tonight, the special counsel in the hunter biden investigation has told a judge today he plans to indict hunter biden before september 29th. it's the latest outgrowth of the collapse of a plea deal that would have allowed the president's son to escape punishment for a gun charge. correspondent david spunt has details tonight. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening. this was tucked into the third page as kind of a surprise nugget in this court filing, this routine court filing filed just a few hours ago. special counsel david weiss plans to indict the first son before the 29th of september. the exact charge is unclear. this update appeared on the docket for the felony gun charge. hunter is accused of misdemeanor lying on a gun form when checking no to a question about is you stance abuse. leah wise wrote the following to the judge. speedy trial act requires the government return indictment by the grand jury by friday september 29th. at the earliest the government intends to seek

bret baier. i thought it was fascinating. we were up watching it. i thought there were certain things that you thought we went into this we thought someone had to really set themselves apartment i'm wondering -- apart, what is your overview. >> the odd audience was different, smaller, more respectful, maybe the shadow of ronald reagan. the candidates were not different. they may have been more super charged than our debate in milwaukee, dana and stuart knew that going in. at one point, governor da doug burgum said i need to get in here. i think that governor desantis kept his position in the middle because he had a couple of good moments and didn't have you know faults any trips. >> we go to social media and different sites to see how people feel about this, there were different opinions, you talk with 5 different people, you get 5 different responses about who won, who lost. i know you have your three favorite moments of the night, one is with nikki haley and vivek ramaswamy. they had bake and forth over china -- back and forth over china, and nikk

i'm bret baier.ver coming to you live from temperature ray a, the historic birthplace of the royal family the beginning of the saudi kingdom about. 12 miles north west the capital city of riyadh we will have much more on minutes. stories making headlines lack home. house republicans plan to hold their next hearing next week in their impeachment inquiry into president biden over his family's business dealings. the september 28th session is expected to focus on constitutional and legal questions that surround allegations of the president's involvement in his son hunter's overseas finances. the white house is calling the effort by the house republicans extreme politics at its worst. president biden says the world must unite around ukraine and its fight against russian invaders. the president making that comment during a speech to the united nations general assembly today. he is, however, being criticized for failing to pay enough attention to the southern border crisis at home. the biden administration

one of the interviews impactful bret baier did it pulled it off.hat he has con the last few days in saudi arabia truly enlightening any other sit down with the crown prince discussing iran's nuclear capabilities and so much more. >> bret: if they get one, will you? >> if they get one, we have to get one for security reason, for balancing power in the middle east but we don't want to see that. >> brian: ethics exclusive interview, next. >> lawrence: plus a.g. merrick garland testifies on a grilling session on capitol hill. what we learned about his role in the hunter biden probe. >> ainsley: dramatic footage captures the heroic rescue of a teenager pinned over in that car. we have the wild video for you coming up. ♪ some day i'm going to see you gotten ♪ don't know how ♪ don't know when ♪ some day i'm going to see you again ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it ta

. >> bret baier sat down with the saudi crown prince in a rare and historic interview that broke newssaudi peace talks. >> how would you describe your current relation with president biden. >> have a good relationship with president biden is he sharp. >> attorney general merrick garland face to face with his toughest critics. >> nothing has happened in more than a year and a half with respect to that. >> it has not been rescinded. >> there is nothing to rescind. >> we are just trying to get what we deserve. >> the unite auto workers union says more members could walk out if it doesn't reach a deal by friday with the big big automakers. >> new fox news power rankings show the former president wide wering his lead. >> we have been like a rocket ship only others in double distal vivek ramaswamy and ron desantis. >> [laughter] >> ainsley: cindy and i would ride to school, spring valley high school. my friend would pick me up. >> brian: still best friends? >> ainsley: yes it was awesome. this reminds me of high school. i was so young then. that's a city of ocean city, new jersey. look at t

i'm shannon bream in for bret baier.sident biden is on his way to india for the g-20 economic summit. he tested negative again today for covid. first lady jill biden who had tested positive also received a negative result today. the president leaves behind the country growing more concerned about a possible resurgence of covid and of covid era rules. he disregarded his own policy yesterday when he went unmasked at a public event. many in the nation are weary of new mask mandates. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, shannon. we are seeing a groundswell of opposition to something that hasn't yet happened. the return of any federal mandates in some schools and localities are trying to tamp down on this recent rise in cases. tonight the governors of south carolina and florida are announcing that their states will not bring back any restrictions. as president biden's cdc is warning people to remain vigilant. >> we know that masks don't work. we knew that from

bret baier joins us now from saudi arabia. good to have you with us. a fascinating interview. that's just the beginning. >> bret: martha, good afternoon, your time. it's really fascinating. there are historic moments in this interview. first of all, it's the first interview that his royal highness, the saudi crown prince, has ever done in all english. he answers every question that i bring to the table in an hour long interview, both a sit down and walk and talk portion. we talk about everything, including his vision, i'm on the red sea in the island of sindalah. he answers questions about human rights, jamal khashoggi, the u.s. relationship, take a listen to this. the negotiations for normalization with israel. >> what would it take for you to agree to normalize relations with israel? >> with the support of the president biden administration to get to that point, for us, the issue is very important. we need to solve that part. we have a good negotiation continuing. we have to see where we go. we hope it will ease the lives of the palestinians and israel can continue to be a p

>> yeah, kellyanne conway and karl rove and bret baier and sean hannity and laura ingraham and the listlike myself. not sure how this will work, it will be great fun. i love the ronald reagan presidential library. we are doing our own show from there. >> it is beautiful. >> not as much fun as this show. >> kayleigh: we will be watching, tomorrow is debate day, excited, america. coming up, native american group wants the redskins name restored to washington's n.f.l. team and they are not playing around and filed a massive lawsuit, wow, next. ♪ we're not writers, but we help you shape your financial story. ♪ we're not an airline, but our network connects global businesses across nearly 160 markets. ♪ we're not a startup, but our innovation labs use new technologies to help keep your information secure. ♪ we're not architects, but we help build stronger communities. ♪ we're not just any bank. we are citi. ♪ >> harris: a native american group is taking legal action against the n.f.l. washington commanders football team and it is not because they are not winning. it is over the change of the

. >> bret: i'm bret baier. we are coming to you tonight from mt.st president, george washington. he and his w

. >> bret: good evening. i'm wreath baier. breaking tonight the impeachment inquiry into president biden is underway. the first session held today on capitol hill. the head of the house oversight committee accusing the president of abusing his office for his family's financial gain. the top democrat on that panel calling the procedure scandalous. correspondent david spunt starts us off tonight live from capitol hill. good evening, david. good evening to you, bret. right out of the gate, tempers flared. the hearing lasted about six hours and the white house may not like it, but a new era of the biden presidency is underway. >> chairman, there is already a motion. >> democrats and republicans, both frustrated while finding no common ground. >> we had a box of all the foreign money the bidens took it would have reached to the ceiling. >> we found no evidence of wrongdoing by president biden. if the republicans had a smoking gun, or even a dripping water pistol, they would be presenting it today. >> but while president joe biden w

good evening i'm bret baier. coming to you for fox world news had called in new york. bob menendez response to critics who want him out after felony bribery charges filed last week.we will bring you that.historically bad test scores from baltimore public school students have parents and others demanding change there. plus the piece of outer space that could make an incredible difference right here on planet earth. ♪first, the numbers tell a story for president biden. he's in a difficult position tonight. recent polling shows the president's approval rating on the border for example down to 23 percent. 23 percent, he's behind former president trump by 10 points in a head-to-head matchup in one pole. many pundits on both sides of the aisle say all of this has to do with another big number. eating is in his age. julian turner starts us off tonight without from the north lawn. good evening julian quick's good evening bret. a new slew of poles out now appear to be red flags for president biden's reelection campaign. confronted with dismal numbers today. the white house appe

. >> and we're going to send this back to bret baier now by the way. >> bret: thanks for rich edson takingaton there as we had technical difficulties, madam minister. you were in texas. you met with the governor of texas. you said it's important to go other places in the u.s. besides washington. why is that? >> because politics is about the people people do ho do work in the grocery store. normal people who go 6:00 in the morning to work and come back at home after two shifts to care for their children. i really wanted to see the defendant of your wonderful, of your beautiful country. and, texas is a state, i think, where you can see all the progress in the future oil field and fossil fuels and others investing in wind technology like being the biggest wind state in the united states. and as we are moving forward globally, with future production of green energy, i think we can really learn from each other and there are 150 companies if texas providing 150,000 jobs. we can also show there if democracies are working together in the field of economy, it makes us all stronger. >> bret: madam m

welcome to bret baier.aunching an impeachment inquiry against president biden. speaker kevin mccarthy said today the president has lied to the american people about his knowledge of his family's

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. >> bret baier sat down with the saudi crown prince. >> how would you describe your current relationshipith president biden? >> sharp, really focused. >> under his leadership, the department has gone off the rail. >> face-to-face with toughest critics. >> i don't recollect the answer to that question. >> lowest level of -- with the public. >> showing former president donald trump showing on to a strong lead in south carolina. nikki haley gaining traction in her home state. >> only thing i care about, what the american people want. >> actor john cusack, calling out democratic elites for betraying the working class. >> sold out the working class for decades. ♪ ♪ >> brian: that is toby keith singing from miami, florida. it is really nice when it is not nice here thachl is where my nephew jack is going to school and mayor francis suarez, no longer a candidate on the republican side as we get set for debate number two. this will be without donald trump, as we see a shot of that city getting to our city in new york, where cardboard is a premium, that is where many illegal immigrants are sleepi

tomorrow on "special report" bret baier anchors the show from riyadh saudi arabia with the inside look at the kingdom. on wednesday bret is going to head the first major television interview with the crowned prince bin al salmon. thanks for watching "special report," "the ingraham angle." >> laura: lock them up. that's the focus of tonight's angle. all right. rule of them, liberals don't care about crime, unless it's committed by people they don't like or people they disagree with, politically. remember, they threw the book at the j 6 defendants. many were given years in jail. >> the judge also gave him quite a significant sentence, believing it amounted to a crime of domestic terrorism, seditious conspiracy the judge gave him 12 years. >> prosecutors are recommending the toughest january 6th sentence to two members of the proud boys 33 years in prison. >> laura: now some of the 2020 blm rioters did some time but nothing like we are seeing here. because one protest was considered legitimate and moral. one illegitimate and immoral. now, the left accuses republicans of profiling criminal

weekend, the washington post, the washington post sent another shockwave to the capitol of -- leaving bret baierunravel for the first time. is blue -- the washington post poll donald trump beating joe biden by 10 points. that is a ronald reagan 49 state landslide. so the president is trying to throw the guy he is running against in person. does it have anything to do with the polls? >> polls are polls. right? they are going to be all over the place. they are going to -- they don't have please tell the whole story and that is the way a poll is. >> jesse: the polls actually do tell the whole story because donald trump was indicted this spring the second he started polling ahead of. >> president biden. they were covering it like they were covering a funeral. >> these numbers are simply staggering. for the sitting president. 44% of people in this public safety are not as well off as they were at the start of the biden administration. two and a half years ago. whether you believe that or not, look, there's a good chance that this, people just trying to send a message in the polling right now given th

our own bret baier sitting down with the saudi crown prince about many topics.act owe leader not pulling punches in this interview opening up on many hot button topics. he chose to do it in english. jacque heinrich live with more and the fallout from this. good morning. >> good morning, bill. although u.s. intelligence agencies believe the crown prince approved khashoggi's killing, mbs has sought to raise his own profile and also his country's influence across the globe and said he is reforming the country -- kingdom's security system to avoid mistakes like this in the future adding everyone involved in this killing is serving jail time. although mbs claimed he has made some success in those reforms he acknowledged the saudi court sentenced a man to death over his online posts in is a crack down. he blamed laws on the books. >> i cannot tell the judge that do that and ignore the law. that's against the rule of law. >> do you think that guy will get killed for the post? >> well, i believe there are a few steps in the trials and i am hoping that the next phase of

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if you have a question, drop it to me on x now at bret baier. "the ingraham angle" is next. we leave you from diriyah. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: hi, everybody, i'm laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. thank you for being with us. project brainwash that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> don't be afraid. >> no, be afraid. be very afraid. >> laura: well, fear is a powerful emotion. now, sometimes fear is good because it spurs us to the right action like we take cover in a storm or we fight back if attacked. but, lately, we have seen politicians use fear as a powerful weapon of coercion and control. get the shot or you are going to get covid and die, wear a mask or you could be on a ventilator. now, these control freaks used a combination of threats and fear to get people they hope to change their behavior. and this requires relentlessly pounding home a simple message. >> the climate crisis is a threat to us as a species and this planet. >> laura: they have gone from global warming to climate change to kamala's climate crisis. now, greta van susteren must

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myself and the press office, you as a reporter and with bret baier and mike emanuel.r questions so i could have really good answers. for a long time in my career, i was pretty good at coming up with answers. i would brief president bush or use them for myself. now i find that in this process as i'm working on the questions that we will ask at the debate, it's impossible for me to separate thinking about how either i would answer or how i would recommend they answer it. the good news is, that's not my responsibility this time. i don't have to worry about it. >> john: our goal at the white house, whether in the briefing with you or questioning president bush, obama or trump, formulate the question that they hadn't thought of. one of the big questions for all of these candidates is what the republican party or what the republican candidate will do about the economy. because this "washington post" poll, 15% of people said they're better off under biden. 49% said about the same. i don't think viewers will be looking for rhetoric. they're looking for plans. >> yes. i was ju

more from bret baier's exclusiv interview of this saudi crown prince. help mobs for liberty is not like shaping the 2024 election but could be a deciding factor and later in the nightcap, woul you attend the reunion, i don't care, bowling, -- would you be eager to enjoy it or dread it and bowing to avoid it at all costs but let us know on instagram at trace gallagher and weigh-in. we will show you the reunion results. adc 11:20 here on the east coas and it is a fox news that night trip across america and alive look at the university of florida in gainesville. that is the gator side. we are heading to chattanooga along the tennessee river and finally a live luck at roswell, new mexico, where the truth might be out there. if you can't join us live, do not forget to set your dvr and watch us any time and the soone the better could be coming back with what could decide the 2024 election. an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report

bret baier will join us from saudi arabia a little later on.e this evening after being released from custody in iran. it is part of a prisoner swap with that country, one that includes the release of $6 billion of frozen iranian assets. that has led to fierce criticism of the deal. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight from 1600 pennsylvania. good evening, peter.

bret baier anchor and executive editor of "special report." et, my coughing fit is officially over. you are on. so good to see you. who is the biggest target tonight on that debate stage? who is it? >> yeah. laura, good evening. i tell you what, it's interesting to see that each one of these campaigns is trying to sell reporters that they are going to be the biggest target. the haley campaign is out saying because of electability and the recent polls that show her beating biden by the most, that she is going to be the target. desantis is saying it. vivek ramaswamy is saying it. i will say it's a different venue. it's really interesting. it's more intimate. and he will be surprised if it has the same feel as the last debate has different not the mod moderator this time. i talked to dana, stuart and ilia. they are ready it's what happens when you think going to happen that makes the debate i worked for president reagan and young speech writer in the 80's. hay day of the conservative movement in most ways in my view at least. and he had that abili

bring in chief political anchor and anchor of special report bret baier. i thought it was fascinating, bret, the debate, you and i were up kind of watching it together. and i thought there were certain things, we went into this, right, somebody had to really set themselves apart and i wonder what your overview of the entire debate was. >> well, first of all the audience in this environment was different, it was smaller, maybe it was the shadow of ronald reagan under air force one. i'm not sure. but the candidates were not different, in fact they may have been more super charged than they were in our debate in milwaukee. dana and stewart knew that going in, they were good at pulling the reigns. at one point governor burgum said i need to get in here can i speak and dana said no and moves on. i thought that was really good. overall if i had to say who's the big winner tonight? there wasn't one standout but i think governor desantis kept his fogs in the middle because he had a couple of big moments and he didn't have any trips. >> we kind of go to social media

i'm bret baier. in india for the g-20. his administration back home is proposing a major change for the biden border strategy. he may want to try to pacify his democratic critics by keeping illegal immigrants in a republican dominated state. we'll explain. but we begin with hurricane lee. take a look at these images inside the storm. we are tracking this very powerful storm as it churns through the atlantic tonight. jumping to a major hurricane in just 24 hours surging bigger and bigger

her ♪ she got me wandering ♪ >> mike: good evening welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baiereast palestine, ohio train disaster. and the quagmire at the burning man festival in the nevada desert. a president who has always fancied himself a big labor politician touting economic policies on this labor day along with his intention to keep on doing his job. president biden was in philadelphia