pete: who has more energy, donald trump or brian kilmeade? that's an open question and we'll debate it on the couch and it's a toss up. it's a toss up. >> but, pete, i have a chance to talk to you tonight at 9:00. you've done something for me i can't thank you enough, you watch thousands of hours of video and pulled out media moments of the week, and i can't wait to see what you have. robert doddy overdressed and talking about singers and celebrities and what to watch coming to the elections and they break it down for us. us. pete: entire interview with donald trump on one nation. don't miss it. brian, thank you. >> stay within yourself, pete. pete: i try but fail. next generation of conservatives are gathering in texas this weekend. more on the movement coming up next. of bringing textile manufacturing back to america. we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce, spinning it at one location, weaving it, then finally into a cut and sewn product. there's value in buying american made it has a real life impact up and down the supply chain

brian kilmeade one nation host and the brian kilmeade radio show host joins me now. cationing my collar. >> sandra: i just think about, whenever i say those numbers, nobody can -- if we can put the debt clock back up there. nobody can wrap their mind around that. hey, what's another zero? so for the american public they just go it's out of control, we know that. i mean, are voters concerned? is this an issue. like are they listening for how these candidates plan to fix this right now i hear more spending. >> they went on to downgrade and the other debt agency moody's said if you guys don't get it under control, if you don't show me a path to getting down the deficit we're going to downgrade us from triple-a to double a plus which i'm not sure how that affects us long term but people look to us as a place where money is going to be safe. a couple of things come to mind. they say by 20 34 at this rate our debt is going to be 130% of our gdp which is relatively scary if this is our personal debt i think we would have a situation where it would be panic time for bankruptc

stuart: brian kilmeade joins me now. right all the time on this and not one party was all wrong. that's my opinion. what do you say? >> i listened to the whole thing as much as i could hear online. lasted 25 minutes. what he did as a moving violation they walked up to his car which opens up like a delorean but when he gets there you say roll down your window, and tyreek hill says stop banging on my window. right there i am thinking i would never in a million years say that to any cop ever even if i was going the speed limit and didn't know what i was doing. he rolled it down and they rolled it back up. they said roll it down again and he was slow to do it, open up this door, slow to do it, wasn't getting out. he said the reason he didn't get out, a could maclaren youth sitting deep in the car, just had knee surgery and takes a while to loosen myself up. whatever you think about that he was definitely angry when he said stop hitting my window. i would never say that to a cop. when he got out, he wasn't sitting quick enoug

to brian kilmeade's point, the former president, many say nobody does it like he does.is ability to step into a moment like this and grieve with these families and remember with these families, it is something that he has done many times and does well. we have heard from these people in shanksville through the years and spoken with them, and they appreciate these visits, john. >> john: a small town literally in the middle of pennsylvania, a very open area. the plane not coming down too far from the small little town. if you've never been -- and i have to say, i am one of those people who has never been, but i have talked to people who have been there and obviously seen a lot of pictures of it -- the flight 93 memorial is a must-see if you are ever in the area. the way it is laid out really is very powerful. you have the memorial wall that would be slightly akin to the vietnam wall, and there is also a museum there. you can pick up a phone and listen to the phone calls that were made by the folks, some of the folks on board the aircraft to loved ones before they decided

." ♪ welcome to one nation, i am brian kilmeade. you want some proof?octor casey means is going to be here talking about how the food you eat and it's a lot, costs a lot of money was new and it might be this campaign, rfk junior's intuit. stephen miller is going to be here, former senior advisor to donald trump, how the former president is preparing for the most controversial debate in his career and his head a lot of big ones. who really is kamala harris? the answer, i don't really not. until today. judge merchan joe brown has known her for decades from tv he's got an interview from us, she's going to tell us who harris is and what to expect should she become the next president of the united states but first, 59 days and counting until the biggest residential election of our lifetime, i don't exaggerate. this is where the race is real. the average overall, kamala harris slightly ahead, 48 to 46. one battleground states where this will be decided, that he in pennsylvania and you have michigan with harris and slightly pulling ahead in wisconsin. in arizo

will: well, brian kilmeade interviews donald trump, it'll air tonight the on "one nation." he asked a fascinating question about how he feels after these assassination attempts. pete: check it out. brian: i know you and your safe the city, but do you worry about your family too? >> i do. i do. i don't talk about the it, but i do. i have to worry about family, i is are to worry about everybody. i worry about you. i worry about everybody because, look, we're under siege, and no country has ever suffered like we have for the last three and a half, almost four years. when they allow millions of people to come into our country from prisons, right? from prisons and terrorists and people from mental institutions, when they live in hotels better than our incredible veterans who are lying on the street opposite the main entrance to the the a hotel, and in that hotel you have illegal aliens half come in and, by the way, destroying the hotel. fighting at levels that the police don't even want go into the hotels. when you have that happening in this city and this country, i do. i want t

show, radio hosts they and one nation with brian kilmeade on the weekends, great to see everybody. first of all, the details of that were unreal. >> brain: it's true, that reminds me of the epstein situation, but that was over years. this was in one press conference. but the effort they made to go against him, because he is going to be lawyered up and a lot of resources and a bunch of houses, a lot of revenue rolling in, so you guys are the lawyers here with trump and emily, but i would say this, they are coming at them with both guns and it just reminds me of the extortion alleged where they get someone on tape and then they can control them for years over time, and also remember all of the young artists that came through p diddy as if he was going to give them great advice and mentorship and i'm wondering how many other big names are going to emerge from this. >> harris: you mention the time, 2008 to the present and want to get your quick thoughts off of the top and bring in alexis mcadams, who is outside the federal courthouse in manhattan today ahead of diddy's raiment set at 2

read brian kilmead f one. his beard is thicker than the cast of the view, producer of the greast ot new am i racist and host of thent matt walz show madar wall.walshh he looks your back up weede dealer comedian adam hunter re. to lead cheek mohammed. what is it with the school and their curriculum. i think we should examine it. so he is out of his mind and i think that the one big not being talked about is at the press conference you can have everybody there you can show great good -- bravery but can somebody stand in front of a chain-link fence where president trump would have been eventually 50 yards away? did that not occur to anybody? even getting a crossing guard to sit there and say do not shoot? >> greg: good point, i think. i kind of zoned out after a while. i'm kidding. mats, welcome to the show congrats on the new movie. number 3 in the country i saw. >> actually it was number 4 but we will call that number 3. >> greg: yes to number 3. you were hearing this whole thing with both sides. both sides eng

brian kilmeade, over to you. >> brian: good to see you.ands gathering today on national mall in washington for 2024 crime survivor speak march. folks insist crime is out of control despite white house claims it is going down. griff jenkins is live from ush wa wa -- washington. >> griff: they will march on the mall today raising awareness and demanding policy reform for crime victims. the white house is touting new stats showing decrease in violent crime with murder down 11%, rape down 10% and national crime cross examinization survey conducted through individuals as opposed to crimes reported to police show rape, robbery and aggravated assault, violent crime fell 13% under trump and soared by 58% under biden-harris. this comes after harrowing scene in philly over the weekend. police clashing with drag racers who assaulted police cars. philly police commissioner saying this behavior will not be tolerated, we believe action last night is ine are tel retaliation of action we have been taking since the mayor began. we expect members of congres

say hi to brian kilmeade. >> hi, brian, we love you, keep up the good work. >> brian: thank you verych. she had the prompter set up outside, no idea. federal reserve chairman jerome powell is now blaming the migrant surge for rising unemployment and dow futures soaring after fed first rate cut since 2020. edward lawrence has more. ed. >> brian, the dow is up, market wanted half percent cut and they got that. this cut is a month before elections and jerome powell told me this was because of the economy. listen. >> how do you respond to criticism that will likely come that deeper rate cut now before the election has political motivation. >> this is my fourth presidential election at the fed and it is always the same, we're always going into this meeting in particular and asking what is the right thing to do for the people we serve. and we do that and make a decision as a group and then we announce it. that is always what it is, never about anything else, nothing else is discussed. >> he is calling it recall bragz to protect strong labor market. this comes during times of crisis like 50

true brian kilmeade fashion. >> brian: nothing to do with this, nice surprise. >> ainsley: you interviewedonald trump on saturday and he talked about their relationship and who -- how much she loves him. i asked her about that. >> steve: awesome. >> lawrence: to this, task force looking into assassination of former president donald trump will hold first hearing in 90 minutes. >> brian: brooke singman has a preview. >> brooke: house bipartisan task force on assassination attempt is holding first hearing today 9:30 a.m. on the shooting in butler, pennsylvania. local and state officials will testify, members of police agencies working the rally. this comes one day after the senate released a stunning report on failures of the secret service during that campaign event. lawmakers found no clearly defined individual responsible for planning and security, and tdz rooftop where the shooter stood was not covered and secret service denied request for additional assets ahead of time. former president will return to butler next week. >> butler, pennsylvania, great place. we're going back to butler, wi

rachel: first, here's brian kilmeade with a look at what's coming up on one nation. >> you've got to watch one nation this weekend. it's a fantastic show, don't ask me how i know. roster guest, sandra marco rubio and what do expects think combined effect the debate this week. shimkus will be here and talking about right and wrong in the media this week. charlie gasparino and judge joe brown. don't miss a minute of one nation. that's tonight at the show. 9:00 p.m. eastern. z the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. your memory is an amazing thing, but sometimes it can start to slow down. but did you know prevagen can help keep your memory sharp? the secret is the powerful ingredient, apoaequorin, originally discovered in jel

. >> carley: first brian kilmeade will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." in and around sports. busy show this morning, join me top of the hour, former president donald trump has been briefed on specific threats on his life from iran and the senate just released a report on the second assassination attempt, hard to keep them straight. we have rand paul and andrew mccarthy react to new developments. and brett favre had disturbing news, he announced he's been diagnosed with parkinsons disease. we will example that and more with dr. dr. nesheiwat and senate holds roundtable about the chronic epidemic making america sick and that is getting us healthy again. jillian michaels is in great shape, great abs and will be testifying and talk to us. she has a message for america. we told you this heartwarming trend yesterday, moms leaving gift cards in diaper boxes, the woman who started the trend will join us. we have tom homan, taylor riggs and will cain. who is sexier, peteor will? i want you to join me, i have a message, stay within yourself. if you are leaving the

. >> carley: brian kilmeade is here. what is whatting up? sean diddy combs remains in federal custody this morning, but expected to make another appeal to get out. prosecutors reveal they are not done with the investigation, what is next in that case? what else do i have to tell you? president will rally on long island tonight, his first public ap appearance since his second assas assassination attempt. we will go to replay and gets an answer. house set to vote to give him as much protection as possible, president biden is all for that. speaker johnson is on that, too. did you hear this? live report from tel aviv after wild video shows israel targeting terrorists with exploding pagers. who is using a pager? look for pager sales to plummet around the globe. it is national cheeseburger day and we're celebrating with a cookout on fox square. i have not had meat since 1989, perfect for me. tulsi gabbard isser hoo, rylee mccollum riley gaines, it will be a big show on "fox and friends," first i got to get my coffee, see you top of the hour. dchlt

. >> donald was on brian kilmeade's show last weekend.asked about your relationship. >> i believe she loves her husband that is the biggest surprise to a lot of people, . >> what do you love most about your hus land. husband. >> his being, his humor his personality his kindness. he is positive, his energy is unbelievable. yes. we have a beautiful relationship. >> we see clips of donald trump giving a lady at cash register $100 to pay for her groceries, a little boy, invited him, he calls the service members, their family members when they lose their lives, these are stories that a lot of people, you will not see it on other networks is that the man he is. >> that is the man he is. >> one word to describe him. >> caring, specially for this country. >> what do you like to do for fun, if you are not working. >> to have dinner, sometimes a quiet dinner or dinner with friends and listen to the music or different music. >> i hear he likes to be the dj . >> he likes to be the dj . it is very fun night when he does that. >> what you married donal

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. >> reporter: that is more of benjamin netanyahu telling brian kilmeade hamas has said no to multiples bring in the reserve brigadier general and founder of the is really defense and security forum. it's a very interesting dichotomy between us officials continuing to say they are close to a deal with benjamin netanyahu, you heard jeff paul reporting bill burns along with the uk spy chief saying they are close, we have a little bit of that, we can play what he said. >> they are not going to make that decision. there is enormous amount at stake. >> the decision has not been made by both parties. >> it will be a more detailed proposal in the next several days and we will see. >> reporter: are we close to a deal or far away? >> where hamas wanted to be. hoping iran will do what they said they would do. on the seventh of october when hamas attacked, they hope to the region would join and continue the attack. now they see and opportunity for a war on israel. they know a war like that is the pressure of israel and gaza. for the complete destruction of israel and this is where they are going

. >> brian kilmeade that was adam hunter, kat timpf >> laura: good evening, i'm laura mcfalls, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. it is staggering to believe that yesterday for second time in last few months an individual was planning to assassinate president trump. tonight we'll cover the story and political ramifications. we want to emphasize these attacks on president trump represent a major threat to the american system. when she was shot in pennsylvania, i warned the night of the attempt on his life that the entire system that we've gotten accustomed to loving has gotten -- releasing all findings and recommendations. that did not happen and now we face the fallout from another attempted shooting. my angle in moments. but first, start with what we know about this suspect. david spunt suspect standing by live with details. >> ryan wesley routh is facing possession of firearm by a convicted felon and with a scratched off serial number. he is placed at the scene from 1:59 a.m. to 12 hours. there was a news conference and they said it may be time to change the protec

the prime minister was on fox and friends speaking with brian kilmeade and had this to say about ongoing> we have to keep the pressure on hamas, really holding them in a choke hold and keep trying to get hostages out. i'm committed to that with every fiber of my being. >> reporter: there are huge disagreements between benjamin netanyahu, they agree about the ongoing threat against hezbollah, even today has fired rockets and drones into northern israel. stuart: listen to what benjamin netanyahu said about a potential cease-fire deal. >> hamas consistently said no. they don't agree to anything, not the philadelphia core door or the keys exchange of hostages for jailed terrorists, they just want us out of gaza to retake gaza and do as they vowed to do, a few months ago where we got half of our hostages out, half of the living hostages out and doing everything we can but hamas consistently refuses to make a deal. stuart: jack keane joins me now. will it be diplomacy or military action that settles this thing? >> hopefully a little bit of both. israeli, clear in terms of what they are talking

bolster matt towery and brian kilmeade, "fox & friends" host and media of "one nation," explained howcould be tied nationally but kamala is up inoe pennsylvania? s thwhat does that mean? >> well, you know, let me just say this.pred the polling gurus and victorsta will startrt telling you over te next month and a half that harris is getting and gaining speed in various battlegroundre states and somehow they will sae she is gaining speed and the national polls.m i will just predict that they will sayt th she is going to wid trump is going to lose.nder it makes no sense.f wh people understand, trump is running way ahead the last twool cycles in the national average.s she is much closer than either biden or before that hillary clinton. in these various states and everybody has their different way of sampling things. and i think all of these dates e are very tight. but i don't think there is anyat state with a four or five-point lead in th e battleground state. sta i don't see it and i don'te believe it. >> lauraan, : now, brian, yesterday we sent someone to talk to supporters out of long

brian kilmeade will appear on my right and there he is.ott announced a crackdown on this venezuelan gang designating them a foreign terrorist organization. that seems a big step in the future. if you define them as a foreign terrorist bunch what does that do for law enforcement? >> allows you to work in coordination with the federal government or use the federal government to provide intelligence and swat teams to round these up and identify them. we know one person with experience prosecuting transnational gangs. she will be a big how. she is the vice president, she can tap into what she got as attorney general and help governor greg abbott get rid of the worst gangs in the world. do you know one of the reasons i understand there are more illegal immigrants streaming through our borders? the wild gang fights going on in mexico, literally killing each other in real time. that's how weak their central government is. this gang is as bad as it gets. we have safe houses where they torture people and torture their families until they get what t

back to one nation with brian kilmeade. ♪ >> new ms. universe. south africa.ng] >> pageant queen to advocate empowering women. tim tebow surviving a terrifying carjacking after being found south africa which changed the life to miss universe as yourself. observe a brand-new book you got to get, the crime that last, you are not your label. great to see you. congratulations on the book. what were your thoughts when you saw that? >> a moment you work so hard for, such a big part of your life. handing back the crown and the title of the, a crown that last because my crown physically did not last. >> of the moment that changed, a carjacking, as terrifying as it gets, can you bring us back and why it changed your life? >> driving on a big avenue and fifth avenue we are looking at right now, it was broad daylight surrounded by multiple on men held at gunpoint, that was a very traumatic scary situation but even more traumatizing was running the avenue knocking on window after window and nobody would stop to help me. eventually a young girl at 19 years old stopped and

. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to one nation, i am brian kilmeade. thanks for dating early or dating plate.y crossed her guest including pete hegseth breaks down media matters most this week. ai to be feared or larded? role could play in the selection. robert, superstar over 150 movies, should celebrities and singers way and? they seem to be. we'll talk about his perspective but first, we begin with the race the white house with only 45 days to go, the polls continue on both harris and trump neck and neck the only just and national polls a crucial critical battleground states but harris' campaign continues to surprise me with the way they approach the selection. they are trying to develop their own candidates parking lot her strengths and her policies and continue to delegitimize trump or try to instead of talking about their candidate fixing the country's economy, fixing a broken border which by the way, they broke and continue to ridicule past accomplishment of the former president and not minimize them in one thing almost impossible to challenge i thought is trump's ability to attract a

. ♪ >> welcome to one nation, i am brian kilmeade.onight, great roster, marco rubio and the dangers of china everywhere locally as well as federally, breakdown media that matters most and charlie gasparino. who has the best economic plan for your wallet, life, family? first, i want to start with this, no answers, no change. i don't mean to sound pessimistic but everyone focusing on who won or lost the debate at who's gaining or losing the polls, the two, i don't see the meat needle moving at all for good reason. no one answered any questions that matter. we all know what trump will do no one knows what vice president harris will do work up her sleeve. she doesn't even want you to ask. interest rates too high? that would be a good question. good prices, how about 25% from when she took office? consumer debt growing alarmingly. booming utility bills without a doubt. his legal immigration still an issue? beyond border states, how about 50 states? crime still rampant in cities across the nation despite that they want to shut down your thr

all right, brian kilmeade over to you. >> brian: thanks so much, janice. you is coming up next. a lot of show. a fox news alert. the bipartisan lawmakers investigating the first assassination attempt on former president trump's life. now want to hear from the secret service about what happened sunday. florida congresswoman and task force member laurel lee joins us next. choice hotels is a family of brands with a hotel for any traveler you want to be... like #1 chef dad, cookin' up a free, hot breakfast for the entire family at a comfort hotel. mom made this. umm... i...added... the garnish. book direct at choicehotels.com. the freestyle libre 3 plus sensor tracks your glucose in real time, and over time it can help lower your a1c. ♪ this is progress. learn more and try for free at freestylelibre.us ♪ chase really knows how to put the hart in your local community. see what i did there? hey, jackie! (♪) evan, my guy! you're helping them with savings, right? (♪) i wish i had someone like evan when i started. somebody just got their first debit card! ice cream

have the vice presidential debate coming up, and here is what donald trump had to say talking to brian kilmeadeoming up, margaret brennan, norah o'donnell, what advice do you give him in. >> he won't get a fair if shot, but he'll handle it really good. people are really liking him. he's tough, smart, he loves our country. he's going to have no trouble. will: do you think -- we were trying to remember the name of the other moderator a little bit earlier in the show, it's nora rah o'donnell along with margaret brennan. do you think it'll be as adversarial to j.d. vance and as friendly to tim walz as it was for kamala harris? >> of course. i think there's no question about that. the media is obsessed with donald trump and j.d. vance and trying the take them down. but what i am looking forward to is senate vance asking tim walz why he endorsed donald trump yesterday, and i think him saying they can't -- we can't afford four more years of this, is this the the first time that they've act mommed that kamala harris has been vice president for the last three and a half years? it might be. the fact that

. >> lawrence: off the stage in true brian kilmeade fashion. isses. >> ainsley: brian, what in the world? >> lawrence: slouching off the stage trying to rush off. >> brian: i forgot. that's great for lawrence. oh my goodness i forgot to take the picture. >> steve: lawrence, was there an open bar at this event? >> lawrence: yeah. >> ainsley: that explains it. >> steve: "nuff said." >> we were talking about this before the show and lexy all of our assistant. lawrence, this is on you. that's your fault. everyone knows not to ask brian to take a picture. >> lawrence: i may have whispered to someone else to have a backup photo and that's what happened. >> ainsley: who took the one of you and bill who did that. >> brian: i did that. i did take some pictures. i missed you getting the award. >> ainsley: hold on. can i say one more thing? i had no idea how you were getting this award. how did you know? we would have gone and supported you? >> lawrence: he just told me yesterday hey dude i'm going to appear. >> brian: lauren's office is by mine and mentio

. >> janice: yea, brian kilmeade did you hear that. >> brian: yes, i do. i have audio now.ate it. teamsters union will not endorse a candidate for president making harris the first democrat since 1996 to not get the group's endorsement. despite not getting the official nod trump still considered a win look at that 58-31. that's the type of support that he has. listen. >> earlier today, i was honored to receive the endorsement of the rank and file membership of the teamsters. but, you know, this hasn't happened in so many decades. we won the overwhelming majority of the local chapters and the members and as a result, the national organization has refused to endorse the democrat candidate for the first time enemy, many decades. >> brian: former different bob bartles is back with us a member of the steam fitters union and endorsed president trump. nothing about the steam centers but the union vote. were you surprised with the break down of the teamsters members. >> i can't speak for the teamsters. nighttime a teamster. i don't know what their thoughts are the steam fitters hav

i heard you, brian kilmeade during my weather report. . >> brian: i didn't know my mic was up. i think everyone was surprised. i don't know anything about sh ogun. >> janice: amazing. >> brian: read subtitles? >> janice: fantastic. >> brian: really? >> ainsley: did you read the book series many decades ago actually. it was james anyvel. >> brian: i started watching habitation and i lost interest. >> janice: how did this turn so abruptly. >> brian: i won't have my mic up anymore. i promise. [sirens] >> brian: find out what that emergency is behind you. working up warrants for the suspect in the trump second assassination attempt sunday. the lead prosecutor in the case joins us next. ♪ ch like #1 chef dad, cookin' up a free, hot breakfast for the entire family at a comfort hotel. mom made this. umm... i...added... the garnish. book direct at choicehotels.com. >> the bushes where this guy was is an ak-47 style rifle with a scope, two back packs which were hung on the fence that had ceramic tile in them and a go pro- >> how far away was the p

charlie: but first, to here's a look at brian kilmeade with a look at what's coming up on "one neigh"brian: one mission, it's the name of -- one nation. dr. casey means, how food is killing us and how rfk could help save donald trump with the woman vote. stephen miller, what donald trump is really doing to prepare for the big debate and what's at stake, and judge joe brown. he's noun kamala harris for -- known kamala harris for decades, and he wants to tell the world about the person he knows best. all coming up on "one nation." see you tonight the at 9 eastern. there are is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security and get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to

>> greg: i would say she is more dumb than a box of rocks but at least you can throw those at brian kilmeader strategy and that might work. so how do you persuade a democratic filter to support to kamala when they aren't even interested in issues? the only counter strategy is not to call them idiots that will fall on deaf ears. and stead to direct them to outlets telling them what to believe. the best way to unravel a naive liberal role is to expose the lies of those feeding them lies. the direct brainwashers. when you get a chance simply ask a kamala supporter why not trump? when they call trump racist or sexist be prepared to debunk the lies whether that is the drinking bleach hoax, or something else, all it takes is one debunking to make them think the media is not giving them the whole story. you were not asking them to vote for trump, you are just adjusting the information they are getting on trump is really, in fact,, trustworthy. it helps to remind them that 85-90 5% of the media is prone kamala and anti-trump. which tells us that when they believe they are the starting to legitimate

we have got judge jeanine, brian kilmeade, joe joe -- i will go to check this hurricane.tter with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer and happier life. the farmer's dog makes weight management easy with fresh food pre-portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. ♪ rising costs. selective coverage. for countless americans, the complex specialty care they need has always felt... just out of reach. ♪ at evernorth, we give members unrivaled access to the most complex therapies at the best prices. while providing enhanced support like in—home nursing at no additional cost. that's wonder made possible. evernorth health services. >> a lot of news this hour and still more to come as we will hear from former president trump. he is set to speak this afternoon. that's while that civil fraud judgment is underg

. >> ainsley: so donald was on brian kilmeade's show last weekend. she really, really does love me. so what do you love most about your husband? >> he's being, his humor, his personality, his kindness, he is very special. his positivity. his energy. it's unbelievable. yeah. so we have a beautiful relationship. we s. >> ainsley: we see these clips of donald trump giving a lady at the cash register $100 to pay for her groceries. a little boy with a rare disease, he invites him to the rally in new york. and the little boy cries when he receives a letter on his birthday from donald trump. >> um-huh. >> ainsley: donald trump calls all the servicemembers their family members when they lose their lives. these are stories a lot of people you are not going to see this on other networks. is that the man he is. >> that's the man he is. yes. >> ainsley: one word to describe him, what would that be? one or two words? >> caring, especially for this country. >> ainsley: what do the two of you like to do for fun if you are not working? >> to have dinner, sometimes q

special guest brian kilmeade is here to join us, never misses an opportunity to be on television.dge, want to roast him? >> judge jeanine: here we go pure greg come i want you to know that i mainly joined the cast of "the five" so i could keep an eye on you. it was that our higher security to keep you from my shoes. [laughter] i never said i was a comedienne. okay. bret makes fun of me for driving my car too fast. but in my defense, i thought he was tied to the bumper. you like that one? >> greg: it was good. >> judge jeanine: and whenever anyone accuses greg of having a napoleon complex, he denies it and punches them in the knee. [laughter] >> dana: okay, and we have a theme. jesse, you are next. >> jesse: well, preparing for this roast was a lot like the way greg prepares for his shows: someone else writes the material and then i stole it. [laughter] one of greg's secrets is that he hates the audience. so when you do see greg in public, don't talk to him and definitely don't touch him. you know, act like his wife. [laughter] >> greg: that's good. >> jesse: are your feelings hurt

only two people who left early brian kilmeade who had to get up early. ess woman flashed the entire crowd. three people left early. they escorted her out. >> brian: two of what? >> ainsley: flashers. >> steve: two people who did just that. >> ainsley: you should have stayed. you wouldn't have gotten a show. >> brian: i looked at the program that was wasn't on it. >> steve: here was a news flash last night bret baier released brand new polls, fox news polls and it goes to show just how close it is right now. those are the national polls with registered voters. keep in mind margin of error of 3 points. kamala harris is currently leading donald trump coast to coast by 2 points. that's a 3 point shift since august from trump to harris. but, when you look at the battleground state. >> ainsley: the ones that really matter. states that matter. >> steve: these are important. you see that kamala harris is trableg trump by 2. but then again, the margin -- it's way within the margin of error. the margin of error is between 4 and 6 in that particular -- because it is

all right, brian kilmeade. i'm going to toss it over to you. >> brian: we will change gears.andidate for federal office on whether they intend to support and protect female opportunities no. just no sports. here with independent women's voice ambassador host for gains for girls podcast riley gaines and trump transition team member. former congre congresswoman froi tulsi gabbard. riley where did you get this idea? >> brian, always good to be on with you. i got this idea, you know, it's something i have been thinking about for the past two years now. it's unbelievable we live in a time the year 2024 where we have to ask our elected leaders if they can even define the word woman. but unfortunately that's the reality we are living in. so as you described that partnered with independent women's voice to launch the riley gaines stand with women's score card. as it you said it merely scores incumbents and those candidates running for federal office on if they stand with women. we score this on how they have historically voted on the protection of women and girls in sports act. title

brian kilmeade i just saw nut hallway and here you are right now. >> brian: you promised to toss to me of your word. >> ainsley: by the power vested in me. >> brian: listen i'm going to talk a little football so stand by. >> brian: tua tagovailoa meeting with neurologists this week concussion, fourth in five years. this season is the first that nfl players are allowed to wear guardian caps if they choose to reduce the risk of concussions but do they work? should they wear them so far only six of the almost 1700 players have warn them in a game. we see them all the time in practice. joining us now is fox news senior medical analyst dr. marc siegel. dr. siegel, i don't know much about them. i see them a lot. i know you told me the theory is you have a pad, you have a helmet. you got a skull. but your brain is in water. does it absorb the hit to allow the brain to feel less reverberation? >> dr. siegel: yes, brian, it does it has some effect. in practice decreases the risk of concussion, the nfl has studied this by 50%. in games 10 to 30%. i'm for it. i'm for it. this is the first year yo

six books and do some day he hopes to sell one, host of one nation and cohost of fox & friends brian kilmeadeis thicker than the cast of "the view", producer of the great new documentary antiracist and host of the mount walsh show, mount walsh! he looks like you are back up a weed dealer. comedian adam hunter! i know she is like a bird because she keeps pooping on my windshield, new york times best-selling author kat timpf. so, bryan, good to see you i am sure you have been talking about this all day saying the same thing over and over again. >> i like to think i have provided variety and radio television thank you for being a fan. i know you get up at noon i had already done two shows at that point. that is the nicest introduction you have never given me so i feel like i am on cloud nine. a great monologue as usual, a great series of jokes, but the one thing is that astounds me is that there is no mystery here. this is a trump hater who wrote it down every social media platform possible he hates trump, he thinks he is a threat to democracy he quotes joe biden he quotes kamala harris he quote

laughter] stuart: still ahead, kaylee mcghee white on kamala harris losing ground -- in the polls, brian kilmeadeayer's tyreek hill's arrest. he says if he wasn't famous, those officers may have shot him. jimmy failla saying he will votl vote for legal marijuana sales in florida. the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ .. it's payback time. all these years, you've worked hard. you fixed it. you looked after it. maybe it's time for your home to start taking care of you. we've invested in our home, we've worked on it, we had a whole lot of equity just sitting there, you paid down the mortgage, invested in your home. i guess, you could say, your home owes you. if you're 62 or older and own your home, learn how you could access a portion of your home equity to give you cash. a reverse mortgage can put more money in your pocket by eliminating your monthly mortgage payments, paying off higher-interest credit cards, and covering medical costs. look, finance of america can show you how a reverse mortgage loan uses your built-up home equity to give you tax-free cash for almost anything you might need just eliminating t

. >> lawrence: i don't know how this going to work with brian kilmeade he works 18 hours a day oceane money kill kill he can buy another kilmeade mansion. >> ainsley: i hope you share it with dawn. >> carley: more stories wild ones coming out of blue states. illegal immigrants in california could soon be given discounts on cell phone bills under a new state proposal. the plan would give migrants up to $19 off on monthly cell service. $39 off phone service connection. and even some fee exemptions. those who apply would not need a social security number. that's the key. but would still need another form of identification. the proposal is scheduled for an agency vote later this month. and across the country, in new york city, the council here passing a slavery reparations bill that will create a reparations task force the goal examine the impact of slavery and past injustices for african-americans in new york city. the nine member task force will cost $1.5 million. it is stem unclear who will be footing that bill. right now at least 11 other states are also considering implementing repa

and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as you heard in that clip when he spoke with brian kilmeade not close to a deal. american negotiators are working this weekend trying to put forward a new bridging proposal to close the gaps indirectly between the two sides, but officials here do not believe that proposal will be successful. howard: yeah. it seems to me that there's last minute demands by each side, i'm not sure each other really wants a deal. you tweeted the other day you can have empathy for israeli civilians and palestinian civilians. don't lose your humanity, excuse me. you've seen the carnage and the suffering up close. is this part of your book, "black saturday," which is out october 1st? >> reporter: absolutely. we were in southern's ceil to -- israel on the morning of october 7th as the massacre was unfolding, and i write about that in "black saturday." but i also go deeper into the stories, speaking with the people directly affected by the r war. i interview hostages who were dragged into gaza on that fateful morning and later released, i interview palestinian civilia

a bootleg version that is faker than in brian kilmeade and letter. [laughter] go believe me? s.sanders a man who owns more houses than your friend who cheats a monopoly. and whose hair made him look like he was displeased by cops. here he is on meet the press. >> you have described vice president kamala harris as a progressive. she has previously supported medicare for all. now she does not. she previously supported a ban on fracking, now she does not. do you think that she is abandoning her progressive ideals? >> no i don't think she is abandoning their ideals. i think she's trying to be pragmatic in doing what she thinks is right in order to win the election. >> greg: i have a bowl of soup -- if a bowl of soup could top it would sound like that. the -- but bernie just gave kamala up like he was facing 10-24 carjacking rascals cooler because of kamala is being provided by flipping all of her positions than by definition she was -- anything but pragmatic before. she was the opposite, as reckless chris clacio at the cheesecake factory. [laughter] them have known it all along. her

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brian kilmeade the campaign trail. he joins pennsylvania senate candidate dave mccormick.hat's it. no phone calls and no wasted time. go to and terrify and save today while carmel is atkamala i the border for. a photo op. trump's holding a town hall micht angan where auto workers being laid off left and right. >> last week i was laid off lai at detroit diesel. i was an assembler on the line buildingf atdetroi diesel engine in the usa. >> and question is aboutmigr immigration. illegal immigrants are hurtingao workers like me who are just starting off. how will you sto ip this invasion? >> well, very easy. we're going to close the wall or we're to are goie tho ce border. >> you know, we built i built hundreds of miles like i builti hundredsbu of miles of wall and did it well. eve and we were we had the best ago numbers we ever had. four years ago. and now we have the worst numbers in the history t w of te world, not just this country. at leaste 21 million people cae in during their term. and as we just said, a lot peo of them are real bad people, jobs rough people, but they'

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box >> at least you can throw those at brian kilmeade. so that's a strategy and it might work. >>that so how do you persuade a democrat voter that it's a mistake to support kamala when they aren't even interested in issues? the only counter strategy is not a to them idiots that's going to fall on deaf ears. >> instead direct their attention to those outlets who are telling them what to believe. for the best way to unravel a naive liberal is expose the liesthemto of those who feem the lies meaning to bunk the brain washers. so next time you get a chance, simply ask a communist reportert why not? c trump? and when they call trump a whcist or sexiste simp ask, whih they will be prepared to debunk the lies, whetheenr it's the fie people hoax, the drinking bleach hoax, or any lawfare. >> all it takes is one debunking to get them to think,r that their media isn't giving them the whole story. so you're not asking themu we to vote for trump. >> you're just suggesting adjuher the informatiootg themng on trump is really, in fact trustworthy. it helps to remind them that 85 to 90% of the