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

but brian kilmeade is coming up on whether the v.p. has too much on her plate.ersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™ it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. the choice is clear. get unbeatable business solutions from the most innovative company. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with a great deal on internet and voice for just $49.99 a month for 24 months with a 2 -year price guarantee. call today. >> sandra: border crossings hitting yet another record high. customs and border patrol hitting 239,000 encounters in the month of may, the third straight month it hit a record, as they question the whereabouts of the so-called border czar. brian kilmeade here to dig into all the vice president's jobs and how she's doing, but first jacqui heinrich is live at the white house for us. >> jacqui: yesterday customs and border protection announced the highest number of monthly border crossings

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

does brian kilmeade look i won't say mold?>> this time around he could make $200 million. you know who else has it in his contract? brian: you speculate. we are a fact driven show. owners should have a two-way consideration with their pets. scientists are working on this. students use ultra sonic frequency to translate noises from bats. they think they can do it with dogs and other animals. reporter: do you think you know what apollo and rocky are thinking? brian: yes. we have been understanding animals for at least 40 years. remember the first time? watch. >> morning wilbur. >> never mind that. i'm tired of you beating me to the morning paper. i like to read with it my eggs. >> i like to read it with my hay. >> le bron james, the first active blair that's become a billionaire. i'm so impressed. have you looked through his ownership. $380,000 in salary over his playing career. he also has liverpool in the premier league. i looked at spring hill and the production company. i thought about buying spring hill. brian: at 37 he wil

and brian kilmeade.er] if he is not on the air, people worry that he will want to hang out. >> right. >> greg: and if he finds out he is not on tv, he throws more tantrums than joy behar when the zoo forgets her eating time. we also got the amazing tulsi gabbard! [applause] one of the few reasonable people left on this planet. i say that so she will let me stay at her pad in hawaii. >> okay, fine. >> greg: or hawaii. >> there you go. >> greg: you heard about the dude who tried to kill the supreme court justice, and no, he was not one of the terrorists of the school board meetings. apparently he was mad about roe v. wade, and he saw killing kavanaugh as just a really late, late, late-term abortion. [audience reacts] i don't know what is upsetting to you. the creep was also very pro-gun control. so much so that he actually tried to shoot someone. it is like a recovering alcoholic celebrating his first full year of sobriety by doing shots of jack. i mean, if anything, he is now the poster child for home def

boost® high protein. ♪♪♪ >> and last but never, never least, brian kilmeade kicks off a brand-new seasons available starting thursday. here is a preview. >> brian: looking at 9/11, 9/11 was different. how did 9/11 change policing? one, i felt like tourists would pull over cops to take pictures. >> we were very popular for a relatively short period of time. when i was assigned to the command center, actors, big time actors were coming in, shaking our hands, could not wait to tell us how great we were. yankees were playing the diamonds in the world series, the whole diamonds team came in to shake hands. >> brian: history of law enforcement and hey, you have some talk, would you do a walk the streets of america prior to it and how it became what it became and what teddy roosevelt did to form the first police force, rules and uniforms and guns, history of law enforcement, history of oil and gas, history of aircraft carriers. kind of a different series what made america great. up to 45 now, but the editors and producers did an unbelievable job. this was over the course of 4 or 5 months. i lea

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

here is something brian kilmeade has never done. relax.or 37 minutes per day. they like to work out, listen to music. go for a walk, take a long shower, take a hot bath or pick up a good book. why most people don't do that, because of lack of money or motivation. brian: 52% say their shaky finances are holding them back. i think people fear relaxing because they feel people are catching up to them. >> or they have little kids at home and they have no relaxation. brian: now this story, 87% feel self-could be chus about this. it is these guys, the millennials that have the problem. they say that they worry about their appearance. we worry less, we are more secure. >> it talks about how men with gray hair are worried about that. the majority of that half get their hair died. women aren't as physical as member are. we just like a good man who is hard working, nice, rarely in a foul mood and is fun. we like salt and pepper hair. brian: we are going to move to the last one. there are four email phrases ad cording to studies make you feel fake an

destroying everything you have accomplished," brian kilmeade texted "can he make a statement ask peoplee the capitol? sean hannity urged >> seth: first of all, i'm shocked to learn that brian kilmeade is capable of texting at all i just assume he does all is communicating via a tin can attached to a string [ laughter ] second, and more importantly, they all knew. they said stuff like "this is hurting us all," "destroying his legacy," "can he asked people to leav they were watching the riot on tv like the rest of us, and they all knew it was bad and that trump could stop it, just like the rest of us as you can see from these private texts, they weren't sitting there thinking, "this is just a peaceful protest or this is all antifa's fault. they knew trump could stop it if he wanted to, which makes them liars. they don't even believe their in a way, it would at least be more honest if we found out that behind the scenes they were texting stuff like, "i can't believe antifa and the radical left for staging this false flag operation to frame trump and his supporters and stop him from proving

[scattered laughter] brian kilmeade.ve resulted in recidivism because unlike politicians, they may be lawless, but they're not stupid. we know this rise in violent crime coincides directly with the rise of progressive das. if you want cause and effect, there it is. but something is happening now. you look at this recall following february's recalls of sf school board members for spending all their time renaming schools rather than opening them during covid. the only thing worse than progressives not focusing on kids is when they do. and he was one among a class who won a wave of victories in 2019 vowed to reform the criminal justice system that they deemed racist and unfair and what happened after that? while, crime shot up like at time square junkie. his reign was a bigger bomb than the ones his mom whipped up in the family kitchen. if the radical change they pushed ending cash bail, no longer prosecuting crime, reducing sentences, ended up creating more crime and misery for everyone else, especially minorities, so who'

brian kilmeade. as much as as much as i enjoy the standing ovation when you start with a standing ovation, you'd only go backwards. so that's what i worry. so i appreciate everybody being here tonight. i've never been invited to a book festival. so to be invited was great to have a book ready to go with fantastic, and i'm so glad everything lined up to be here in a beautiful saturday, and there's no kentucky basketball scrimmage that's keeping all of you busy. that would allow you to show up. but i think we have a few things in common. i don't care about politics. i think we all love the country. we also know where we come from has not been perfect. it's not been a straight line, but we always get better. we constantly get better and as i tell you as i tell to say a time and time again, i think the thing that's great about our country. it's not that we're perfect and it's in my dedication. it's that we try to be and we are our toughest critic and that's why it sounds loud and noisy and uneven from th

howard: joining us now from new york, brian kilmeade, the host of one nation with brian can kill immediaterse, cohost of "fox & friends." and laura ipg fink, democratic strategist and commentators. brian, the hearings are partisan, absolutely. but the media say the testimony was powerful because with it comes from republican state lawmakers like rusty bowers who campaigned with trump, wanted trump to win. your thoughts. >> well, i go back to what jonathan turley said. everybody, all those republicans were telling you the inside story we kind of knew about. we knew who the lawyers were that were telling us and telling trump that the election was thrown, that it was not authentic, that he did not -- that he actually won, that they'd been cheated in georgia. we heard about arizona, we heard about problems in wisconsin, but we saw no proof of it. so this is almost a dramatic recount of it edited together because you only have one side of the story. that's what this is. i'm not saying it's not factual, but i think, clearly, kevin mccarthy made a bad tactical error by not putting -- if they didn

you know, kilmeade,e she's been called the brian kilmeade of mary colectivos to i thought to make suret was legitimate and i just thought that you t a source on that story.ha okay, no,o, my that was yeah. out there first off, nice studio. i had no idea what they do with the place is fantastic. no, no. to do a sixteen people up to 16 people running for a jobfo they know how bad she is. they goo i could be mayor m because she's terrible right. and she won all fifty awards last time in a landslide. she'll be the first one to losei all fifty this time. and i thought to your point, chelsea was reminding me ofdu what happened during the pandemic she got caught h getting her hair done for an a explanation is phenomenal. >> the people of chicago expect their leaders to look a certain way. i mean, i'll be right there. giv i'd give her four more years. no it's so hard not to say something because no, it's notha that we don't have to go in that direction, brian and i resent you fort bringing r her physical look anyway. maybe that flies on fox and friends. this is a family show. s our family is wa

"yes." [ laughter ] in a new interview, fox news host brian kilmeade criticized former president trumpaid that he became unhinged following the 2020 election. you know what that means the "fox and friends" are going to need a longer couch [ laughter ] that's right, host brian kilmeade said that former president trump became unhinged following the 2020 election and added, quote, "i believe from the time when the election results came in until january 6th is the worst moment of donald trump's political career." and it's never a good sign when your worst moment lasted three months [ light laughter ] according to a new report, political strategists believe that the upcoming presidential primary may push republican candidates to move further to the right on abortion. how much further can they go life starts at kissing [ light laughter ] new york mayor eric adams announced this week that rat-proof trash cans will be installed around the city, transforming new york from a city full of rats to a city full of angry, starving rats. [ laughter ] in a new book, supreme court justice clarence thoma

thanks very much. >> sandra: thanks, let's bring in brian kilmeade now, you thought you would make it set for "america reports." good to see you, brian. >> brian: thanks for the invitation. >> sandra: what should the take away be from nbc news headline like this, biden pitches democrats on biden for president in 2024, subtitle, they insist he's running for re-election, full stop, kamala harris is also on the ticket with him again and questions of the viability, sources are telling nbc he now intends to show it. >> unbelievable at 78 he has to pitch himself, i don't remember that, with jimmy carter, he got challenged by ted kennedy, that was one thing when gerald ford was challenged by a very popular governor in ronald reagan. this is anybody but the guy in the seat to beat donald trump because i think they look at pure performance. they see him in front of crowds and in front of people and he's not comfort bl a, mistakes he's making, did not surround himself with the a team. and why it was necessary for the vice president to walk back her comments saying he's going to run. first day d

brian kilmeade. d out. is this the u.s. saying sorry, we'll put it back in. >> brian: maybe they are getting ready to release the tariffs as well. the president comes out tough and said we would defend taiwan and then walk himself back, and then you have a story of china being upset. the president stands by what he said, although he says our policy has not changed. those two worlds don't mix but we'll move on and now he's saying taiwan, his administration, is part of china. so, that's like saying if long island starts rising up against new york or the country, that china would defend us or not defend us. why would we defend china, why would we defend taiwan if it's part of china. they are a democracy, ally, our advisers are on the ground, weaponry sold to them, why are we defending island that is part of china. you have to suspend logic to follow this stuff and makes us look weak when the allies are wondering if we are going to pull an afghanistan and leave them high and dry, they want to know how det

. >> joey: check in with radio host who is on tv on fox and friend brian kilmeade. >> brian: thank youlegislation from the supreme court and bipartisan deal cut and signed into law over the weekend. the big story is roe v. wade, ramifications what this will mean and g7 raging right now impactful to say the least, a lot about ukraine and more and the president is talking about windmills in angola. piers morgan and why did boris johnson bring up pecks over the weekend? sharing stories. coming up on "fox and friends." get dressed and join us as i go to the couch and you go to yours, see ya. sliiiiiiiiii-der sunday! [crash] everything's better between king's hawaiian bread. especially now with king's hawaiian pretzel buns! >> carley: hundreds of prosecutors are now fleeing woke district attorneys offices in new york because of their soft on crime policies and controversial criminal justice reform. >> joey: republican in new york imiewb toler candidate and he joins us now. good morning, rob. >> good morning, joey, good morning, carley. >> carley: good morning. >> joey: new york city has a c

i'm brian kilmeade. we have a day that we spent with governor glenn youngkin.berley 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. >> fundamental to being american is the promise of life, libert

so brian kilmeade has not been reunited with miss morning co-host for quite a while. ♪ will: we thought >> martha: she went all out. she got you. brian: what did i get? >> martha: a little 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 t

here is brian kilmeade. we are tearing our hair out, gas is going up a nickel a day.bout inflation -- stuart: did he say what he is going to do? did you read the story? honor is a progressive. he writes a guest essay in the new york times saying what will cut inflation. he wants the government to go out and buy vast quantities of wheat, corn, oil, soybeans, all that kind of stuff. he thinks that will be a great time if the government buys at all and distributes it around the country. have you ever heard such bloodied nonsense? >> it is true, that and other interesting things to say, when the left, you know what he's he is doing? saying we could do something, throwing up your hands and say i can't do anything about it, it is not my fault, blame janet yellen, it is not transitory, it is not me, i am not a mind reader, stephanie murphy, democratic congresswoman said the stuff you are saying is not real, it is just for campaign talk, what no substance they are. that is important. when leon panetta says apologize, say you are wrong about the economy. get together and solve

thanks to emily compagno brian: hi, welcome to the saturday, i'm brian kilmeade and this is "one nation 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

and brian kilmeade's case committed is 10 out of 10. all of this is due to technology . behind the survey warne us not just young people that h calls, adding, quote, while younger office workers prefer messaging to talking, across ag groups there's a feeling that phone calls have a tendency to be confrontational. he called us jerks and hung up. so if it's someone you don't like the calls you, there's an easy solution for everyone ban the f up. excuse me, person the f up. >> [phone rings] >> what do you want? i don't have time for that [bleep]. alright, goodbye. she says that to me every day. i have to do this that i have t do that. i don't want all this. >> kat, it is amazing what hair and makeup does to you. >> that is true. >> can you speak for all millennial's everywhere? what is your problem, with confrontation. phone calls are confrontational. they are aggressive. when somebody calls me i'm like why is somebody calling my text message machine. at i assume somebody died. >> that is true. >> of what i do, i don't answer and i wait a few minutes and i text them and say

. >> carley: and more free speech with brian kilmeade, he will tell us what is coming up on "fox and n: i will do it for free, this is all gratis. in 12 minutes, first press conference since february, president biden insisting recession is not inevitable and closed the claims cause inflation bizarr charles payne and general jack keane assesss the global threat trying to verify photo showing two americans captured and geraldo rivera, the weekend crew is here, will cain, rachel campos-duffy and pete hegseth in that order. don't miss gavin mcgraw, he has a lot to say and sing about, jam-packed show today, i hope we get it all in. keep your fingers crossed. ♪♪ you inspired the lexus es to be, well... more you. so thank you. we hope you like your work. ♪♪ . . >> carley: border patrol agents capturing 15 suspects on the fbi's terror watch list just in may. >> ashley: that number equallies the more 2021 agents found 2017 to 2020 combined. fox news contributor lara trump joins us now. i want to read this as far as from the national security fellow on the terror watch list, it says the big wor

carley: let's bring in brian kilmeade, hosted "fox and friends" nation with brian kilmeade. u look at kimberly's trostle's column, there's a lot in here to like and i think republicans got 80% of what they wanted. a bipartisan bill by definition got to give a little. if you look at the money from social services that have to go to schools big and small it is there, the money is there. that is similar to the florida law. when it comes to the boyfriend loophole if you feel threatened via domestic partner whether married or not we should close that loophole and you have a situation where they are not raising the age to 20 one but they will look at your psychological background after a couple days and make sure the buffalo shooter is red flag because he is crazy at 17, crazier at 18. the uvalde shooter walking around town, everyone knows he is a future school shooter. the oasis gun owner, the gun shop that sold him the gun at 18, i don't want that on my head. i want to look at this 18-year-old and find out what he was like at 17, and 16. he would have been stopped but the ar 15s

i'm brian kilmeade. we have a day that we spent with governor glenn youngkin.icans 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

brian: happy saturday night, welcome to "one nation," i'm brian kilmeade. 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

it is $10.51 meaning brian kilmeade joins us now. i want to talk golf.ould be ashamed, they are helping saudi regimes, in return for tens of millions of dollars, at the same time our government is rolling out more damning evidence of the saudi culpability in the 9/11 attacks. they don't like the live golf tour. where do you stand? brian: a couple things. saudi arabia has never been a pure country, they don't say i'm glad to be dealing with the saudis. compared to what else is going on in sports, the president of the united states planned a trip to saudi arabia because -- to pump more oil and gas. newcastle is being bid on buyer prints in the saudi arabia. does that mean newcastle fans should stop going? the oligarch won the championship. how do people feel about an oligarch best friends and buddies with vladimir putin. why were we going to chelsea games? manchester city is owned by one of these billionaires from the uae. going to the world cup overseas they were using slave labor to build their stadiums, they were drinking horribly, a lot on died buildin

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joining us today, kennedy and brian kilmeade. the hardest working man in all the media. s still awake! >> brian: just a little while longer. >> harris: los angeles progressive district attorney george gus cohen is facing new fury for his soft on crime policy. this time it is over the handling of a hit-and-run case last summer and it is getting a lot of attention again. it ended with a teenager being sentenced to only five months in juvenile probation. a camp after he ran over a mom and her baby. now we've learned that it was not that teenager's first. the incident all caught on video and a little warning here, if you have not seen it, it can be pretty brutal and i believe we have it from two or three different angles. you will see the 16-year-old driver in a stolen car mowing down the mom walking with her baby in a stroller. the car barreled into the mom come up docs are completely off of her feet, and she appears to try to get the child out of the way. the baby escapes our hermit and the mom has minor injuries. the mom is talking and she has hear what she is saying. some

brian kilmeade, you can't -- this is a long time since we -- it is -- >> brian: they say -- i love thispeople's safety does not mean people with badges and guns on the street. we need to find another way to keep our residents safe. but how many times have we sat around this table and said, who is going to fund the russian art? and west hollywood takes action. $15,000. so finding that we find out what russians want to paint. [laughter] >> dana, i don't know. i don't know how you followed up. unarmed investor? west hollywood. >> dana: that is like saying i'm going to go out and protect people. tapped them on the knee? >> take your hands off her throat. >> dana: i know the mayor voted against it. but that mayor is responsible for the city. i'm sure she is like, what am i supposed to do it now? i don't know. part of me feels like, okay, fine. knock yourself out. why should we care? if you want to "against these things, knock yourself out. we want to support the police and fund the police. a lot of manpower. >> should we care if we are never going to west hollywood? they are all americans th

i'm brian kilmeade and this is "one nation."eme allied commander of nato will update us on the black sea and what's going on. steve stefano is taking risks and he's tal

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discussion of the relative sexiness of the "fox & friends" staff, "the new york times" reported i said brian kilmeadees me want to puke, i would also like to add that brian is packed and stacked, brother want to thank your mother -- [laughter] like prince said, you are a [bleep]. [applause] >> greg: i think she almost had chris wallace's job. she is still better than chris wallace. and then mike baker, you may remember him from "redeye" for his deep insights. >> when i smoke some weed the first thing i want to eat is a hot wing sandwich. >> greg: he is allowed to carry a gun. all right, to the monologue. so, in preparation for the made for prime time shown trial on the january 6th riots, house dems have hired a former abc news executive james gholston to polish up their trumped up turd. their goal, take old battered exaggerations and repurposed as new improved outrage. what beatlemania was to the fab four come of this hearing is to trump derangement syndrome. keep it going as long as possible to differ from biden. but it is not. apolitical party secures prime time real estate, abc, once employed the

what made america great, season nine streaming tomorrow on the platform he invented, fox nation, brian kilmeadehere. >> i wish i did invented and we will review your state favorite episode of my eight seasons, maybe a kennedy extra special. kennedy: that will be a wonderful addition to the fox nation family. >> i can't wait to hear about kennedy talk about me. kennedy: so many i absolutely love. >> health lucky those men are because it's freezing in the studio. i'm wearing a suit and a liner. there's no way i should be this cold in june so go ahead. kennedy: you got your glenn youngkin best. [laughter] the cold helps me think, i think it's great. >> have you thought about me? kennedy sits there and runs along the side, you have my favorite color agenda. you have guess, we have need, to. kennedy: you've been up since 2:00 a.m. last week. chris pratt onto something? is a small vocal group of people like 2000 mules? a small vocal group of people like support people at yellowstone? >> stephen colbert had stephen colbert on. what are you thinking? she's an extremist, talking about setting up tents j

brian: hi, welcome to the saturday, i'm brian kilmeade and this is "one nation."ation 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