brian: roe v.- is overturned. >> of course he's going to do doeverything he can to link everything to donald trump. the courts are supposed to comment on the law. and there is no law. at the end of the day the states will get to decide. this is protecting the rights of the unborn. it puts these things back in the hands of the voters. if you have an issue with it one way or another. brian: you and i -- more you, you are the guy who fights the wars. i see russia on the offensive claiming a massive toll. do you want to bring it through sanctions. the sanctions have not strangled that country like i should have. >> not at all. the russians are grinding away. as long as biden's war on american energy is in place, putin will have all the cash he need to pump resources into this war. the chinese have up ported 50% more russian oil in just the last year. for every european bank that backed away, the chinese bank stepped in. the russian ruble is in a better place than it was pre-invasion. the russian econom

. ♪ ♪ brian: welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade.have a day that we spent with governor glenn youngkin. kimberley strassel says the republicans have won on the issue of gun control. michael walton, what's happening in ukraine. he will weigh in on these two big decisions, maris faulkner will weigh in on big stories. a week to remember in american judicial history. the supreme court ruling that a new york law restricting the concealed firearms violates the second amendment. the decision 6-3. it determined the constitutional safeguards, the right to carry a gun outside the home. there goes a law 100 years old. >> roe v. wade has beenover turned and the question of abortion has been returned to the states. brian: returning the power to the states as bill hemmer mentioned in realtime. actions promised in the senate. could this be the breaking point for the filibuster as they rye to trump the supreme court decision. joining me, senator tim scott. i never thought we would be talking about roe v. wade being overturned. not speculation. >> fu

brian: thanks for being here. i'm brian kilmeade and this is "one nation." the former supreme allied commander of nato will update us on the black sea and what's going on. steve stefano is taking risks and he's totally politically incorrect. if you are a democrat there is no way you can feel good about the last two years of power because the polls show it has been a fail. if you look at crime, it's raging in every major city, out of control. it's insane. americans are struggling to make ends meet with record inflation. the numbers that just came in hit a fresh 40-year high. >> everything is 20% more post covid. >> it doesn't seem to be stopping. the oil and gas, i don't see that mitigating. brian: it's 8.6% inflation. >> why does shutting down one baby formula factory lead us to soviet-style bare shelves in are democrats trying to score in their own goal? if you look at what the democrats have done, you would think the democrats are heading in such a wrong direction you what have to hide your eyes. with the successful recall of the san francisco d.a. gone, n

brian moved out.t brian managed to put it off for years. >> so the marriage was finished at that point? >> i would say so. >> in august 2016, brian did something that nearly ended very badly for denise. the wild episode started one morning as denise got in her car to go to work. hiding in the back seat, brian popped up, shoved a gun in her ribs and said drive. denise managed to pull into a shopping center parking lot where she talked brian into letting her go. she promised she wouldn't tell police. but after brian left, she did report her abduction. >> he's screaming and i'm just like shaking. >> denise said an unhinged brian, upset about the divorce, even threatened to take his own life. >> he kept saying "i've lost everything. i have nothing to live for. " many times, "i'm gonna kill myself. " >> did he tell you how he was going to do it or where? >> no, but he said he bought the gun to do it. i said, "did you actually plan to kill both of us today? " and he goes "well, me. " >> as denise relived th

brian: happy saturday night, welcome to "one nation," i'm brian kilmeade. general jack keane and what does it take to get ukraine back on the offensive and weapons to the front line. ainsley earhardt has a big announcement. what it means to be a dad. and why this guy is having a special father's day event. when you look under the hood and examine the mechanics behind compromise, d.c. is showing signs of coming together not because of president biden, but in spite of president biden. the infrastructure bill was hard out by senate leadership. it didn't take long for the president to almost blow it to smithereens. what's not to like? >> it's a bad bad bad bill. brian: he was talking about the rubble of build back better. joe biden signed off on that something in december that he could have signed in june. i'm talking about the infrastructure bill. then scenes like these outside supreme court justices' homes. in fact several homes. they blew a bill to increase security for supreme court justices. when the biden administration was asked to comment on the assassi

brian: hi, welcome to the saturday, i'm brian kilmeade and this is "one nation." there maybe an end in sight for the woke movement and the militarization of the me too movement. maybe we can cancel cancel culture. bill barr is talking about the durham probe. even though there is not a conviction this week he's kind of happy with the way it turned out. we have a new song all about normandy, and one soldier who is over 100 years old, even though he didn't know it. for the last two years you could argue president biden has been the luckiest man on the face of the earth. he was gifted the nomination because he was the only one who could have stopped socialist populist bernie sanders. and donald trump is one of the best campaigners in the nation. and the candidates were off the road. president biden could not rally and joe biden had an excuse to stay home. combined with massive new voting rules, joe biden had the white house. but his luck is running out. >> maybe tonight joe's luck runs out. brian: biden's approval hoverings at 40%. president biden's average approval i

brian: wrong.ers have protects from being held liable when we upon and ammunition they sell is misused. but selling firearms? violation of federal law or neeg they will be used in a crime. >> if you go into a show you can buy a gun without a background check. brian: only private sales between private dealers are exempt. mexico and guatemala joined the u.s. where bearing arms is a constitutional right. in america there are 120 guns for. bottom line, more laws are not the answer. evil exists everywhere, and no law is going to change it. in the words of the liberty song, in freedom we are born man freedom we'll live. like it or not. as the gun debate approaches a now or never moment by almost all accounts, president biden is turning to late night tv to bad mouth republicans for moving forward with with opposition to gun regulations. brian: i don't know what he's talking about about whose party it is or isn't. joining us be texas congressman dan crenshaw. that a brief history of the second amendment. i

brian?ian: yeah. crowd is about to file in on the outside. we set up right in the middle of mcclain's. it's going to be a big day for our show because we have the governor of virginia. one of the great stories in politics over the last 10 years upset win over terry clarify. a year ago when he pulled it off just we are going to see in virginia if that was a trend or aberration. walls it glenn youngkin sensational candidate or more of this purple state leaning more and more red or dare i say a blue state that won purple that's going to go back to red. there is two really incontributory negligencing district. inintriguing. powzer who is as left as can be painting on the streets in yellow letters black lives matter at the trump white house. enough to she is considered too moderate and maybe vulnerable as she goes for a third term. shows you how much the country has changed, guys, since the defund the police movement hey i don't know what we were thinking we somebody sobered up and realize we nee

brian, unbelievable. >> brian: incredible.iden administration has reportedly upped its secret migrant flights. new york g.o.p. gubernatorial candidate rob as store reno tweeting out this video stuart international airport in the dead of night, not in west chester county. he joins us with more. rob, i can't ask you how you got this but obviously somebody at the airport. >> actually we took it. we knew they were flying into stuart. we took it what you are seeing beforehand they get off the plane. they line up and get on their buses. those are not little kids. there were a few little kids there were some women or girls. but a lot of them are late teenage boys, early 20's, clearly and i don't know what is in those duffle bags. probably maybe de niro from the u.s. government because they get a free phone when they get across the rio grande. so we are giving everything to non-citizens as goodies including hochul the governor here, $2 billion fund by new york state, so we are incentivizing everybody a to come. but these flights are c

it. >> brian: i didn't make the board. >> pete: brian in? will bring him in. we will see. >> will: please do. >> brian: i didn't make the board. that's okay. congratulations on the book and congratulations for arch manning playing for you, will cain. >> ainsley: thanks for waking up with us this morning. rising country star tennile art is about to rock the summer concert stage. first she is with us to discuss her new album girl to girl ♪ >> ainsley: look who we are here with tennile art. she is a rising country star she sheis from canada but she livesn nashville. collection of letters she wrote as a child. >> steve: featured entertainment today on the all-american concert series give it up for tennile art. [cheers] >> thank you. >> brian: tennile, first off, going to nashville, what what happens when you go to nashville. >> that's where all the best songwriters are i wanted to be down there and surrounded by country music. there is not really a canadian hub for country music so i thought nashville was the best place to be. >> brian: what did

>> steve: brian is back from virginia. >> brian: it's been a while.friend got married in buffalo couldn't get married there because it's a home game. i remember thinking there is a lot of wax museums. i don't understand the point of wax museums. they are mannequins that look like people. >> ainsley: they are great when you are kids. >> brian: you can't do anything with them you just stare. >> ainsley: picture of them real michael jackson. >> steve: back in the day people wanted to get close to celebrities, you know, before they had -- so the closest you could do was madame tussauds' or something like that. >> ainsley: you were in virginia yesterday primary down there and the results are if there. >> steve: races in virginia, alabama and georgia taking shape now that a big batch of primary races and runoffs are in the books. griff jenkins is live with a look at the results right now from our nation's capitol. hey, griff. >> griff: good morning, steve, ainsley and brian, big night for g.o.p. win and they won in multiple states and in some vulnerable dem

what's coming up, brian? >> brian: president biden meets with g-7 leaders.ve been meeting all weekend. hear why critics fear the u.s. is losing super power standing. >> ainsley: as we look ahead to record july 4th holiday travel. we just had another weekend of travel chaos. hear what the airlines are now blaming it on right after the break. >> steve: rhode island? ♪ ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. time for ache and burn! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is approved to treat the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. got any room in your eye? ask your doctor if a 90-day prescription is right for you. and pay as lit

pete, ainsley, brian? >> brian: all right. thanks, alex annual dr..ring are they going to be prime time addresses next week. >> ainsley: monday and two more the following week. >> pete: 10:00 standard hearings this was prime time launch and then they go to the normal time hearings happen. >> brian: you were there januar. >> pete: i was there covering that rally for "fox & friends." because it was an important moment. no one knew what was going to happen. i described it as a constitutional tinderbox. that's what it felt like for sure being in that crowd. last night, if you watched that, you didn't learn anything new. it was highly edited toward one side. very hyperbolic. it felt like a third impeachment, actually, an attempt at that, right? there was only one side of the argument. and i don't think any minds were changed at all. so whatever preconceived notion you had about january 6th is what you came out of that hearing with as well. and certainly not bipartisan. bipartisan in name only and only one side. >> ainsley: it was not bipartisan. only two r

>> brian: no.ley: we wouldn't. >> carley: brian you physically left your dents in the couch so you're not going anywhere. >> brian: hegseth has a bigger butt than i have. >> carley: he's right behind that wall. >> steve: we'll be here to measure in a little while and find out who's responsible. >> ainsley: measure it? we will not. >> brian: who wants to toss to carley. >> steve: i did. >> carley: steve already did. an update of a story out of florida, the ex-wife of microsoft executive jared who was fatally shot in front of his child earlier this year has reportedly hired a criminal defense lawyer brought against first wife slain a garner fernandez has reportedly retained the services of an attorney who says he was brought in to quote protect her young twins from any publicity surrounding this tragic event. police have not yet named any suspects in bride igan's murder. dh s punishment for several mountain perform agents falsely accused of whipping migrants last summer p authorities say discipline w

. >> brian: why?were showing all the videos of the dog in the lineup and brian said is that a blood hound and steve said yes and he won. >> brian: i haven't seen a blood of blood hounds depicted in cartoons. they solve a lot of crimes. >> steve: last time i saw them they were chasing tomi lee jones. they were finding him and then there was a train accident and then i woke up and i was in a sweat. >> ainsley: look at that. >> steve: that dog that won. i believe the dog's name is trumpet is going to be joining us live right here on the "fox & friends" telecast live from new york city. >> ainsley: that's their super bowl. that's a big deal. they train for years to get these dogs to act a certain way and look a certain way and be perfect. >> brian: my problem is blood hounds look a little sound. >> ainsley: it's the mouth. it's a frown. >> steve: extra it folds. >> brian: don't be fooled by the frown he is happy. >> ainsley: their skin just troops. >> brian: again if you have a blood hound don't lift the

steve, ainsley, brian, happy friday. >> brian: barbecue inside? >> janice: no, no, no. >> steve: don't do a picnic. >> janice: clarification. >> ainsley: can you do it for us because they are cooking it in front of you. >> janice: i will be the waitress i haven't done it for a while but i can. >> ainsley: i will give you a good tip. jane's revenge claims open season. top leaders on the left refuse to condemn all the violence. >> steve: plus, kraken down on wokeness. a crypto company called kraken tell their employees if they won't commit to their libertarian beliefs then he can leave will w. a little pay. ceo shares his anti-woke ultimatum coming up next on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ treat dad to father's day at lowe's. up to 8 weeks of relief with cytopoint. that's a lot more fun time, right max? yup. it's life-changing time. ♪ ♪ cytopoint is a long-lasting treatment for allergic dermatitis. just one injection given by your veterinarian can control allergic itch for 4-8 weeks. it's life-changing itch relief that brings back the fun in life, day after day. now's the tim

brian over to you. >> brian: right go to birmingham over now to canton, ohio. hour. democrats are raking in the money. the dnc setting record highs for this point in the midterms with politico reporting more than $16 million fund raised last month while the left gains confidence in their funding the same can't be said about the president wondering if a good idea for biden would be to run again at all. let's bring in the author of the upcoming book "defeating big government socialism" form everywhere speaker of the house newt gingrich. why are they pouring in money what seems like a losing cause. are they desperate? >> they are not just desperate. remember from, their standpoint, all the issues that really matter doesn't matter what biden is doing. they are desperate to guarantee the right to have a tax paid abortion on the last day of the birth. they're desperate to impose radical values and second and 3rd grade. they are desperate to keep the border open. i mean, this is a very issue oriented rather than personality oriented movement. and they look at the repu

crazy footage there brian, over to you. >> brian: absolutely.e trying to sell your home and no one is buying because it comes with an unwelcomed house guest. the nightmare is playing out in real life for our next guest whose home is being taken over by a squatter. danielle cruise joins us now. you had a squatter, you decided to fix this place up and sell it as you go to do that your contractor goes in and what did that contractor discover? >> well, when he walked in to check out the roof, he realized that there was a young woman who had moved in all of her belongings and thee took over the home. >> brian: you say no one blockings there. there was a leak there. he explores it someone is living there of course you are going to toss them out. you go to toss out the squatter and what happened? >> when the police arrived, we told them the situation. and they said unfortunately, their hands were tied. they could not remove her. they couldn't prove that she was trespassing. even though all of the locks on the home had been broken and changed but with i

this is apropos, brian, to appear on a comedy show.phor for the presidency at this point. but they also seem to have been preparing for the moment. let's take a look at how they have addressed inflation so far because there's a lot of laughing. >> what is the grand old plan to increase oil production in america? >> what that i have the magic wand on this. >> another big topic. one of you going to admit that there wrong on inflation? >> no easy questions today. >> gas is out, rent is up, food is up, everything. >> kayleigh: he is, brian. >> brian: ready for jimmy kimmel point he is third place in the late night, so i'm not sure about that. it's he doing himself a favor by going to something this popular? president biden is not a big draw. he's not a draw when he goes on campaign trail or when it comes to an audience. you do this and, you're the expert, but you do this as a mix. you sit down with george stephanopoulos and then in between you do a late night show. but when you don't meet with the press for over 100 days and you don't do a

so in that sense you still see brian kemp.you won't see brian kemp say a bad word publicly about donald trump when asked about the endorsement and about his opponents trump backed campaign, is no focus on purdue work is agenda to say i can't control what other people are doing. i can only control what i'm doing and that's become a sort of the standard line. you're not going to hear him bash the president, former president . you won't hear e'him try to engage. he's not going to win that fight. he doesn't have more twitter followers . maybe he does now but he doesn't have more followers overall. he doesn't have the same megaphone the former president did or the same appeal nationally but what he does have his record of conservative issues and y that's what they end up supporting . >> ospeaking of stacy abrams if that were a possibility, what is the democratic party saying as a whole in terms of ndabrams ? is she the individual that they fully support or is there a wing believes maybe the democrats could have been more successful

i'm brian sullivan thanks for joining us. let's get to the market set up stocks are higher across the board. exactly like yesterday up exactly about the same this time yesterday .50% nasdaq up 70 we started higher and stocks ended lower. because of that, the s&p 500 remains on pace for its worst first half to a year since 1970. more than 18% decline. communication services and consumer and tech and financials have all been selling off this year those groups of more than 20% below the recent 52-week highs they are all in a bear market. check out the chinese kweb up 15% this month and on peace for its best month in more than two years. we will get more on some of this rebound coming up in the rbi later in the show. >>> checking on the bond market. on 10-year treasury at 3.22% in energy, oil is back on the rise by the way, a bizarre scene at the g7 in germany. emmanuel macron telling president biden all in front of cameras and hot microphones that the saudis and uae have no spare capacity to increase production right now and oil

remember the deep cleaning, brian?or a virus that never even spread on surfaces? collateral damage. >> brian: now they still have in new york city toddlers, pre-schoolers who have to wear a mask because there is no vaccine for them. we'll talk about that. how political this whole thing was and now getting more details. talk about the cdc and why they kept flip-flopping on their policies, here is why. exposed a timeline of events and maybe you could put 2 and 2 together dr. siegel. cdc says fully vaccinated americans could stop wearing masks? we enjoyed high five only to find poll len ski spoke with unions the next day. all these unions came together beings and the guess what in the policy changes. fast forward to the policy. we find out that after these meetings now suddenly we have to start wearing masks again. all people wear masks regardless of vax status. we think that maybe they got new science? instead it's about capitulating to the unions. >> or new politics? becky pringle the president of the national education

brian. >> ainsley: brian, over to you. >> brian: let me tell you what's coming up on thursday.s 17% more. fox nation will be celebrating with brand new season of what made america great. working on this for the last six months it all kicks off with my visit to the uss york town to explore the 100 years of aircraft carrier use. yes, here's a little of the 100 year lookback at air crafted carriers in american history. >> there are 12 nuclear aircraft carriers in the world and united states has 11 of them. france has the other one. >> it's about half the size and a fraction of the capability. so it is aircraft carriers that make the united states a super power. >> brian: do you know roughly how many planes it can handle? >> 75 come bat aircraft on a typically united states carrier today. >> brian: yeah. so that is season 9 of what made america great. first started when you put a platform on top of a coal ship and they said we could probably do this with planes. and next thing you know they are invaluable at winning world war ii. all part of a new season of what made america great.

i'm rebecca quick with brian sullivan brian, long time no see. it's been three minutes. >> i know.s "worldwide exchange." say hello to my friend at the coffee cart outside. i miss him >> we will andrew will join us later this morning. he is live at the aspen ideas festival he has special guests like david rubenstein we will be joined by guest ken langone. he will be here on set with us on this monday morning, things are looking

all right, brian, steve, ainsley, over to you. >> brian: that's a lot of instructions.l more efficiently haul cargo in some of the streets. >> ainsley: that's cutest thing. the chief corporate officer of u.p.s. joins us now. tell us more about these. where we're going to see them and use them. >> i'm so excited about it. we have the first one coming out on the streets of manhattan to be able to figure out how we can use them in a broader way. and it's meant to make it easier to deliver our packages. >> steve: there it is right there. technically, it is an electric cargo bicycle because inside -- there are -- >> it's packages. >> steve: there are also pedals? >> yeah, it's only 34 inches wide. so it go down new york's bike lanes. >> steve: pedaling. >> brian: it's want as big as the other trucks. you can't take as much. will there be a lot of these? >> more trips but we optimize every route. so think about those, the back end of that. we're going to fill it with the zip codes that need to be delivered. the driver will go back and pick another block that will get attached

>> brian: i think he does. he served in the marines upon 20 years, it is not about the money now. >> he moved to florida, but he will reamrooi for the football coaching job. part of it is argument that failed his position was conof coercion and influence, by him praying silently it was subject to coercion on the part of the student which the supreme court did not accept. >> they were never able to prove that, its nevered by the atheist family. obviously he's been unfairly persecuted in all the cases, but he was asked several times to curtail the prayers he was leading in the locker room and he did that. every time the school made a specific request of him when there was intersection between government building and teacher or coach on duty at the time, then he withheld that and it wasn't until the end of the game, he made a point by himself and people joined him and probably felt good about that, he wasn't passing out leaflets and baptizing people. >> brian: he was not baptized, that would be a problem. >> wadin

brian. >> you know, so important what musk was saying.uel costs good for the ev business. he has it raise prices utility costs republican are up here is a tesla. silvana henao, thank you >>> i'm back and so is the rbi today's most random but interesting thing is bad news for viewers and friends in new england. sorry. the price of oil and gas has started to tick down lately, but the price of something else that you up there use a lot of has not. that is heating oil. look at this price of heating oil is not only higher, but on fire. futures contract compare to the past in june of 2019, three years ago, it was just over $2 in june of 2020, as the lockdowns hit, it was over $1. retail prices are above $4 and $5 a gallon in new england something which has never been seen this is going to be really, really bad for millions of americans who use heating oil to heat homes in winter the cost to fill the tank could be double one year ago imagine paying $1,500 last year and $3,000 this year that may not be possible for everybody. that is for you in t

i'm brian sullivan good to be with you on thursday morning. let's kick it off with your market and money stock futures are flat to slightly down across the board these are -- well, you know what i wrote that literally 270 seconds ago. now we're seeing stock futures higher this is a good lesson for me why i'm not saying don't rely on the futures. maybe we shouldn't show them they are voluvolatile dow futures are up 97. nasdaq higher as well. this after stocks fell again small and midcap hit the hardest. s&p is 14% from the key highs. >>> the benchmark 10-year yield is 3.2%. oil is moving higher crude hitting $122 yesterday it is down just a touch. it is still over $121. by the way, the uae energy minister on the tape yesterday, saying oil is where nowhere near the potential highs. natural gas is $8.30 per unit. now 21 states in america where the average price of the gallon of gas is above $5 11, not 21 that's still a lot >>> in cryptocurrency, bitcoin and ethereum on the rise bitcoin above $30,000. futures are popping just a bit with the green

no offense, brian! and assure them and the nation that he knows what he is doing and that he is moving forward. so he knows what he wants to accomplish and he rightly understands that sargent shriver is the right person to do this. he does not care that sargent shriver is grieving quite frankly. he cares, for his objective, he does not care. he is just lost some one, a family member, president kennedy. he does not care that he already has a full-time job running the peace corps. he does not care that he has a family he has just returned home from being overseas from a period of time. he is focused on what he wants to get done. the reason that i appreciate this tape is because it tells you what kind of leader he is. the good, the bad, the ugly. it tells you that he is relentless in pursuit of his large objective and that he understands that personnel is policy. that he has the right people in the jobs and moving. you see that throughout his administration. even as early as that first night when he tells

you are really smart, brian.don't get it right all the time you don't get it right nobody gets it right all the time you trust people who are trying their best with a lot of information and more information than you do. i think they did the best they could. this is one of the things that i like about the fed there is fed leadership which has been the least partisan agency i experienced i think they try their best. what i love about jay powell is he does exactly what he says above all else and you talked about this earlier, i will remain flexible. that's what i want i don't want him to dig in so hard that he can't do something. you know what the reality is he saw the cpi numbers last week and the fed said, oh, boy. this is worse than we expected we are going to be flexible. that is what i do as a portfolio manager. that is what you do in your job. you adjust to the news coming your way you try your best. you listen to the fed. you do hope for the best i think it is overly cynical not to i think it is unintelligent

brian. [laughter] and assure them as a nation that he notices that he's moving forward so he knows what he wants to accomplish and he rightly understands that sergeant shriver is the right person to do that and he doesn't care that sergeant shriver is grieving quite frankly. he cares but for his objective he does not care. he just lost someone a family member, president kennedy and he doesn't care that he already has a full-time job running the peace corps and he doesn't care that he is a family who just returned home from being overseas from a period of time and he is focused on what he wants to get done and the reason that i appreciate the tape is because it tells you what kind of leader he is the good of the bad and the if you're sergeant shriver and it tells you that he is relentless in pursuit of his large objective and that he understands the personnel policy that is got to get the right people in those jobs and moving and you see that throughout his administration. even as early as th

good morning >> reporter: good morning, brian.st up apple store employees will begin voting to unionize today coming after a store in atlanta canceled plans to vote alleging without many specifics apple medaled in the process before that happened they announced it was raising pay for retail workers around the world and adjusting the scheduling policy they now start at $22 an hour. among the highest in retail. mortgage rates are on fire 30 year jumping to 6.2%. the rising rates, mortgage demand continues to plummet and home sales are down six months running, according to the national association of realtors and advisers to the fda unanimously recommending that the agency authorize moderna's covid-19 vaccine for children and teens age 6 to 17. the committee of outside experts is scheduled today to consider the moderna shot for children under 6 and the pfizer biontech vaccine for children under 5 in both cases as young as 6 months welcome news there for parents, brian. back to you. >> yeah, maybe some nerves too a lot of debate about

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brian then disappeared himself. authorities say they found his body in a swamp near his family's home next to a notebook with that written confession, saying he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. gabby's family has filed a civil lawsuit against brian's parents, accusing them of intentional infliction of emotional distress. the laundries' attorney has called the case baseless and is seeking to dismiss it. a judge will decide whether the laundries will face a jury in the next few weeks. whit? >> thanks to you tonight. >>> much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. chicago mourns one of the youngest victims of gun violence. >>> and new details in a deadly alligator attack in south carolina. e rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some...rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. ri

i'm brian sullivan thanks for joining us on tuesday morning. let's get to it and check out the markets and your money futures are nicely higher. nice to start the day with green on the screen. nasdaq futures are up 241. that's more than 2%. dow futures up 500 why? i have no idea not one big piece of news or one sentiment shift or one thing we're seeing that would necessarily push those types of gains. we have lots of guests to answer that right now, we are seeing futures well up. bitcoin and fed and energy still the drivers of the market. all of this coming off another dismal week with stocks with the dow and s&p losing another 2%. the benchmark 10-year treasury at 2.7%. it came down a little bit last week it still has more than doubled is far this year let's more to mortgage rates it may take a pause going up because of the move in the 10-year treasury the average fixed 30-year is under 6% crude oil has come down in the last couple session. $110 a barrel. libya boosted production back up as it deals with internal conflict that is up 2%. we wer

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good morning >> good morning, brian happy friday brian, mashiot son is speaking out and said no final decision on arm had been made he added there had been a request to list arm in london without elaboratielaborating. did not say if softbank was considered there. >>> merck is moving forward with a possible deal for seagen talks between the companies are picking up the journal reported this last week and it is unclear if merck offered a deal for the bio-tech company. >>> and mcdonald's is making changes to how it awards franchises in the hopes of attracting more diverse candidates the letter seen by cnbc, they will evaluate in the coming year in the past, spouses have been given preference they will look to oppoerate additional restaurants they declined comments to cnbc on the apparent changes. brian. >> a day last week, silvana, where 99 of the 100 stocks were down in the s&p. i said the only company that was higher was seagen. i never heard of it. >> look at that. >> the one stock that's up last week and now a potential deal. amaz amazing. silvana henao, thank you >>> let's get back

ainsley: brian. >> martha: oh, brian. piggy bank. ainsley: double-decker bus. >> martha: there might be tea in there for you, brian. brian: that's fantastic. ainsley: when you get your dunkin' donuts coffee. i have nothing to offer churchill's famous line. i have nothing to offer but blood, toils tears and sweat. ainsley: that's what brian says every morning. brian: i always use the word toil. ainsley: history buff. what a force can you imagine back in the day it was churchill and you had -- he was a prime minister under elizabeth. also, then there was margaret thatcher time when ronald reagan was our president. thatcher was the prime minister of london. and then you had queen elizabeth and who was the third one, there were three. it was a force of. >> martha: end of the soviet union you had poppy john paul ii. brian: poppy 41. ainsley: most popular poppy, you had thatcher and ronald reagan all fighting against socialism. really changed the tide for london. obviously for america, too. but, it prevented socialism from real

brian: thanks for being here. i'm brian kilmeade and this is "one nation." the former supreme allied commander of nato will update us on the black sea and what's going on. steve stefano is taking risks and he's totally politically