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hey, mark. >> brian, ainsley and steve, good morning to all three of you. overnight president trump condemned manhattan's district attorney only hours after you guys mentioned he charged him with 34 felonies. the president spoke before a pretty raucous crowd at his florida home mar-a-lago as you mentioned he vowed to fight these charges. he left of center says he has no plans to drop out of the 2024 republican presidential race. >> these radical left lunatics want to interfere with our elections by using law enforcement. we can't be let that happen. i never thought anything like this could happen in america. never thought it could happen. >> this is 5% cushion, not an investigation. >> the 34-count indictment released late yesterday accuses trump of essentially trying to cover up different payments, to cover up alleged affairs during the 2016 presidential campaign. for example, it's alleged from august of 2015 to 2017, trump orchestrated a catch and kill scheme through payments that he through months of false business entries and even covering up the case o

. >> todd: brian, as mark eluded to, this is after the white house told americans living in sudan earlier in the week to shelter in place because the u.s. government was not going to come for them. brian, doesn't this feel like the botched withdrawal of americans in afghanistan all over again? >> i tell you, i was actually talking about this yesterday, this is now the third country project dynamo has operated in where the u.s. embassy closed and left americans here, first afghanistan, ukraine and now here. this is a terrible message, not just to our people, but to the world, to say nothing of the fact that there are americans stuck in a war zone in very terrible circumstances and they don't need to be. we have the most powerful military on planet earth. we can figure this out, not saying we should go to are wa, that is a policy thing and above my pay grade. certainly a better option than good luck and too bad, so sad. >> ashley: yeah, brian, she can say what she want from the podium, when the safety in dc, butten 22 the checkpoints and active fighting, they say 24 to 48 hours for american

hey, mark. >> brian, ainsley and steve, good morning to all three of you.trict attorney only hours after you guys mentioned he charged him with 34 felonies

but, brian, just mark my words, this is -- if joe biden wins a second term, this is exactly what theyn out to get kamala harris without an election. this is their plan, this is their play. >> brian: kind of cold isn't it, rachel? >> this is a topic i disagree with my husband on. ro khanna, who is -- ro khanna saying she should step down. i think he is right. she is clearly not with it. joe biden isn't either. i will tell you what the problem with this is. of it isn't that they are not cognizant enough or mentally sharp enough to do it. but their staff is running their office. people are unelected are making the decisions. that's a problem. >> brian: right. then fetterman in there, too. >> rachel: yeah. >> brian: there is a lot of missing pieces in the senate. thanks so much, guys. i appreciate you coming together just for our show. >> sean: brian, was that right or rachel right? >> brian: rachel always. more "fox & friends" final hour just a moment. that's our logo. you don't have to take... [coughing] ...copd sitting down. ♪it's a new dawn,...♪ ♪...it's a new day,♪ it's time to make

. >> brian: talk to mark levin about that. >> steve: your attorney-client privilege goes out the windowrian: how many times has it happened? it's nuts. you have an attorney and secret service and you flip them? >> steve: i'm just talking about what is the law. that is the law. >> brian: rarely used. >> steve: it's used in this case. >> brian: no kidding. >> steve: i feel like it's open the mic night. i'm getting heckled over here. >> ainsley: i'm saying lieu crews. >> steve: brian brought up a couple of points i want to explain the law. >> brian: i note law i am saying it almost it discount matter what the law says. they are targeting a former president. this attorney jack smith sought of his mind with aggression. >> steve: here's the thing regarding the secret service agents, if they witnessed a crime there would be an expectation that they would tell the crime. >> brian: really so jfk. the secret service saw jfk having as many trysts the ones that witness monica lewenski in the oval office? where was that secret service being hauled in. >> ainsley: a double standard. >> brian: triple

everybody brags about who they killed, who they gave you, and last name, and then they brian, you know, they mark the other person deaf. you know, i'm saying. and this is actually very demonic. we really start looking into was this is spreading out to florida, people in the u. k. if you go to the u. k. stabbings, when, when you k drill got popular. if you look at new york, they say they're saying crime is growing up that democratic marriage and brought up crime and going up isn't it's an directly to, to drill a minute. now this has some, this has some evidence of being true versus saying from the pe gang told us how to rap music. can't really say that, but now is crazy. ok. so then you look at what is happening in the streets, how our publishers getting away with actually promoting this. i mean, if they're going to hold gun manufacturers, possibly responsible for mass gun shootings in schools. why are they not holding these music labels of these artists responsible if they can directly tie the 2 together? they're going to say freedom of speech and freedom of expression that that's, they're going

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biden look like he is not prescripted on everything, call on peter doocy, jacqui heinrich or mark meredith. >> brian who won't give you questions ahead of time. anyone at all. >> steve: which i imagine would be the majority of that room. >> brian: i don't know. i hope not. 9 minutes now after the hour. uber eats driver killed by the mostly sunny 13 gang member with a lengthy rap sheet. >> ainsley: brutally killed. >> brian: murder surging after soft on crime policies. >> steve: switching gears. disney vs. desantis the house of mouse is now suing governor desantis. could he leave the sunshine for some place else like, ainsley, south carolina? >> ainsley: we don't have room. where are they going to go? more traffic. >> steve: you will find out about that next. look who else is joining us on this very busy thursday ♪ ♪ lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like what makes your lawn thrive, paint that adds color in one coat and a dishwasher that handles all the dirty work. you got this. and we got you. from prom dresses to workouts

it has now turned into a mark of shame. >> brian: now i know what i'm going to do go more to cyberguy.comsue, brian. >> brian: meanwhile, according to my watch, the 7:00 hour starts right now. let's hear the music. ♪ ♪ >> an explosive hearing on capitol hill this morning. witnesses preparing to tell lawmakers that our own federal government has become the middleman in a migrant trafficking operation. >> the administration apparently knew about it and. >> migrant children literally sold into slavery. >> going after the re-election bid. that is significant. >> taliban killed the suspect isis

it has now turned into a mark of shame. >> brian: now i know what i'm going to do go more to cyberguy.com or foxnews.com/tech. kurt, always great to see you, thanks so much. >> good he sue, brian. >> brian: meanwhile, according to my watch, the 7:00 hour starts right now. let's hear the music. ♪ ♪ >> an explosive hearing on capitol hill this morning. witnesses preparing to tell lawmakers that our own federal government has become the middleman in a migrant trafficking operation. >> the administration apparently knew about it and. >> migrant children literally sold into slavery. >> going after the re-election bid. that is significant. >> taliban killed the suspect isis master mine attack. >> randi weingarten expected to get grilled on capitol hill. >> new report out on response to covid calling collective national incompetence. >> many. schools could have been opening earlier. >> rodgers newest member of the jets. bidding heart felt farewell to green bay. >> aaron one of the best quarterbacks to play this game. we're excited to add someone of his character and his ability ♪ everything you'

. >> brian: on a separate note. mark pollberg good vibration surprising customers at old supermarket gig. plus tim scott making announcement about his future. j.d. vance and more. >> steve: thanks for reading that i'm eating grilled cheese. ♪ and save at trelegy.com give your small business one tech solution that checks all the boxes. it's all here with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. peace of mind with cyberthreat security. the power of the largest, fastest reliable network. plus, save up to 75% a year with comcast business mobile. the complete connectivity solution. from the company powered by the next generation 10g network. get started for just $49 a month. and ask about an $800 prepaid card. comcast business. powering possibilities™. >> brian: this is a huge deal. the pentagon saying it's not sure if there is more to come after dozens of classified documents were leaked online and now circulated around the globe. some say it's worse than the edward snowden incident. i think it could be. let's se

we spoke to brian, co-founder of project dynamo and mark guise, from shadow warrior project. listen. >> instead of calling them americans, they are calling them dual-citizens, which i think is trying to undoplay the importance of we have people who are legal voters left behind in a country that is war torn and the administration does not want to provide help. >> project dynamo is working with americans have been left behind, first ukraine, then afghanistan and now here. this pattern sends a terrible message to our people and the world. >> todd: there are estimated 16,000 americans in sudan. >> ashley: the pentagon is taking a look at how it vets for security clearance after secret documents were disclosed. >> the department is looking at intelligence processes and procedures as relates to security or sensitive information and who has that information and looking at the process by which we clear and vet individuals for security clearances. >> ashley: defense department comments come as jack teixeira appears in court after a 90-minute hearing the judge said he would rule on jac

>> mark, thank you very much. brian mast of florida sits on the house foreign affairs committee, a army veteran, awarded a purple heart, bronze star for his service to our nation. we're so grateful, that you are serving now as a congressman. tell me from the committee that you sit on what are the greatest dangers that you all are looking at right now with regard to china. >> a number of things. so the term was used, escalating tensions between china and the united states. here's the reasons i can give you in a nutshell as to why. they have the most rapidly advancing nuclear arsenal of any country. you have north korea on the peripheral just today saying that the united states and north korea are rapidly pushing toward nuclear war. that's not a coincidence that they're testing america at the same time. you have china essentially on wednesday imposing a naval blockade around taiwan, telling merchant ships they're going to be subject to random inspections at different times. they're constantly saying they're pushing the un

. >> i know, i like brian, why are you rubbing that plant in the corner. >> tmi. >>> today marks 111ince the titanic and it's sinking. it inspired one of the most popular movies of all time. >> elizabeth cook introduces us to a north bay man who has one of the most impressive collections of artifacts in the entire world and you won't believe where he keeps them. >> reporter: tony probes is unlocking a piece of titanic history few have ever seen in person. >> this is a plaque from lifeboat number 12. is the one piece i would probably never sell and this saw everything that night. >> reporter: he has been collecting artifacts from the fateful voyage for 30 years. >> i grew up on the ocean. i spent 14 years sailing with my parents. i have always had a fascination with the titanic. >> reporter: and it is all kept here at his home theater business showroom, next to the state-of-the-art speakers and big-screen tvs. everything from tickets -- >> this is a doctors inspection card to get on board. >> reporter: and rare dishes. >> i would not sell this one for $50,000. >> reporter: the pieces

brian: i will be a broker. call me, wyoming. texas, you say there are some problems. let's take a look and see if we can get this refinery done. break * isn't it good to be with markhile. sports is more important than ever for mental health. and new helmets for quarterbacks. brian: no surprise covid had an effect on kids' mental health. kids reported being sad or lonely in 2021. just participate, having activities mitigate the pandemic's effect on physical and mental health. jay glazer is bringing the issue of minutial health to the forefront. "unbreakable. florid."one person who is not sd is you. >> the pandemic and social media makes us feel left out and bullied. you talk about sports and how great it is. one of the ways i get through my depression and anxiety is to have a team. -my fox nfl sunday is a team for me. i just spoke to the seahawks and the vikings specifically about this. i said you guys don't only catch passes on the drops. you are not just running 40s when you feel you are getting slow. the only time you really go to a therapist is when the sky is falling. we have to be more proactive about that. we need to lean into each other. that's where sports

brian duffy. they could mark up any one of these bills, these ethics bills introduced dick durbin could have a hearingtroduced today, bipartisan bill from lisa murkowski of alaska and angus king and introduce a new bill today. >> we will keep watching stay free between 4:00 and 6:00. >>> when we come back, the college board's announcement it is revising its ap course on african american studies it's what looks like a win for academic freedom and what looks like another defeat -- they are peeling up -- for florida governor ron doeesantis. there's reporting why they reversed the course. >>> the firing of tucker carlson isn't just a big topic in our country. it's big news in russia as well. he was a major amplifier of moscow's propaganda, especially when it came to the war in ukraine. we will take about that. we will be introduced to a russian dissident, a musician, who is risking his life and livelihood to speak out against putin's war. (seth) hi, cecily. i just switched my whole family to verizon. (cecily) oh, it's america's most reliable 5g network. (seth) and it's only $35 a line. (cecily) not that y

brian: i think the ftx downfall is a bit of a black mark for the industry.t is not representative of the whole industry, of course. in traditional financial services, occasionally you see bad actors as well, like bernie madoff, or what happened at enron. in terms of regulation, i don't think it will be a bad thing. coinbase has been calling for clear regulation and trying to work with policymakers for quite a while. we have made some progress across various g20 countries. but i think it will serve as a wake-up call and a moment of catalyst where we will get more clear regulation in the united states, and i think that will be a good thing for coinbase and the whole industry. david: for your company and people who are clients of coinbase, you reassure them, i assume, regularly, or they can find out for sure if their account is managed the way it is supposed to. and it is not being used for some additional purpose, is that right? brian: that is right. so, i mean, we are very different than what happened with ftx. for one thing, coinbase is based right here in t

brian: r.f.k. jr. challenging biden for the white house, he is making a mark, gaining sizeable amount of biden voters, " co-host harold ford jr., tammy bruce, brian brenberg. harold, start with you, does r.f.k. getting in the race going to make a difference? >> good morning and thanks for having me. look at the polling numbers and a lot of that is attributable from the fact he comes from a great political dynasty and democrats know the kennedy family and name. i don't think president biden and those in the white house are deeply concerned, but anyone has a right to run and he will lodge a campaign and we'll see how seriously people take it. >> brian: will it affect if the president decides to get in or not? >> this is about donors, i think, individuals who i think biden is thinking how long can he keep people away, people who are serious threats, someone like gavin newsom. where do big donors go? do they go to a kennedy? numbers are interesting. 16 or 15% is not huge, but shows the problem democrats have with the incumbent. if you are being challenged, that becomes a problem. remember carter challenged

brian: joining to us react, the host of "life, liberty & levin." mark levin. you meet with the former president of the united states. you conduct an interview. as you are driving out, you be get the news of the indictment. what was your thought? >> my thought was that the country has changed in a way that we have to try and claw back but it may be impossible. stormy daniels denied this having any relationship with donald trump too in 2018 in a letter. michael cohen denied trump was involved in any payments in another letter in 2018 by one of his lawyers. those are the facts. stormy daniels got $130,000 in a non-disclosure i agreement paid by michael cohen and she violated that agreement. nobody brings that up. people are signing non-disclosure agreements. attorneys do it, the department of justice does it, the cia does it, 10,000 times a day. the idea that this could be a federal campaign finance violation is preposterous. it wasn't paid out of donor or campaign funds. this is a nonsense case. i guess they will say there were some papers that weren't filed pro

marked. >> is 53rd goodwill will no. >> brian: word is he in massive pain. >> will: i didn't see the videof morikawa moving ball. rules are rules. you have got to live up to the rules. golf is a gentleman's game self-policing and all these things. i want to see a video. >> ainsley: they cleared him they allowed him to go on. >> will: he hasn't been penalized. >> ainsley: he might not have moved it. he didn't move it then. >> will: sometimes you break the rules and don't get penalized. >> brian: she is getting you back with the follow-up question. >> will: is that what that is? >> brian: totally had his back. >> ainsley: innocent until proven guilty and he was not penalized. >> will: the due process of the masters. >> brian: you guys done? coming up straight ahead, brand new fox news polling reveals that the top priorities for parents are inflation and crime. we have a parents' panel to explain on that. >> ainsley: the right of a lifetime the uber driver opens up his own organ for donation after learning a 71-year-old passenger was in dire need of a kidney. the two of them will join us next

brian: you watch "dallas" 2 in the afternoon, it was normal. >> ainsley: take the crystal top off the decanters, they had a whole cart of them, one marked with ch, one vodka, they walk to the bar cart when they got home. >> brian: and people would drink at lunch. >> steve: those were the days. >> brian: imagine if all the hosts could drink at lunch. >> ainsley: the beauty of drinking at lunch. -- shock waves around the world. -- -- >> griff: diplomatic fire for the white house is a young charismatic who shared documents with a group of far-flung acquaintances under the isolation of the pandemic. the leaker goes by initials og, is not working for russia, according to a friend that post-interviewed. >> he is not a russian operative, not a ukrainian operative. anyone who claims that is categorically false. he is not interested in helping a foreign agency. >> griff: overnight, more classified documents by the times showing russia intel agency accusing russia military of obviskating in ukraine as calls for accountability grow louder. john kirby acknowledging to peter doocy there is active operation in kyiv and they are working on it. >> there is a

brian? >> apple is one of those names, so highly core rated, as that hits the 200 mark -- have to own apple if they want to be invested it's such a benchmark for the s&p. however, having said that, when i look at analysts out there, i'm seeing 10% decline in mac sales, decelerating growth in terms of advertising and gaming. saw 17% growth last year, only 6% to 9% this year and a number of other factors. stock buyback may be stagnant, although still there analysts are expecting $23 million in stock buyback that hasn't grown. there are some concerns about this earnings event coming up, and i'm just looking at an options market, let me try to avoid this earnings event but still be invested. what i want to do is sell a downside put at the same time finance purchasing an upside call by selling that downside put. the stock moved higher when i was looking at this today, but i'm looking at $10 wide strikes. you're looking at the downside of basically paying 20 cents net if we go sideways. but by selling sort of that downside put i'm not going to get into the stock until i see a significant move dow

you are not hearing from the communities and what logos marks and what this history means for us. >> brians, red devils which i don't think has anything to do with the american indians. these are going to be changing and rip up turf fields change the fronts of buildings and take out logos. is this the best thing to do with millions of dollars of school funds. >> aren't there educational issues. safety and security? isn't the economy not performing as well as it should be? that's a lot of taxpayer dollars spent for ripping up history and tradition. >> brian: could there be a compromise where maybe logos is taken down and name changed because braves to me has nothing but positive. warriors, chiefs, arrows, that brings back the heritage of the land. >> it has to be a compromise. and there has to be a dialogue so we can bring education about native american history into the classroom. we need a day of dialogue. we need native americans coming into school districts to talk about what these stories are. but we don't have to do this where it's one sided saying hey, take this out or we are going t

mark: that is a whole other book. -- brian --ryan: my book is not apolitical. i found myself in the middle of the industry i felt was dividing the country. it's not apolitical because the topic is not apolitical. it's very political. there is no balance of right and left in the firearms industry. there isn't even a little bit of balance. it troubled me greatly. for a long time i had been fighting to change that from the inside and i could not take it anymore. i looked around at families divided over politics, right in the middle of the trump years. families and workplaces and mass shootings and i knew guns were in the middle of it. everybody was struggling. how is it my dad voted for that guy? i thought i will write this book to explain how we got here. because as mark said, we cannot hope to improve this if we do not understand how we got here. sadly, it's quite political. so i tried to write the story of the way the nra partnered with the firearms industry to essentially radicalize our politics. i think all radicalized politics have roots in the firearms indu

mark calabria, thank you very much. go to brian brenberg, "the big money show."g up. hi, brian. brian: meet a dem governor in favor of lower taxes. we'll talk to colorado governor jared polis. jimmy failla joins us we'll talk about the return of classic tv. more on "coast to coast" after this. ♪. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com - this is our premium platinum coverage map and this is consumer cellular's map. - i don't see the difference, do you? - well, that one's purple. - [announcer] get the exact same coverage as the nation's leading carrier. starting at $20. consumer cellular. psoriasis

the musician must be officially addressed sir, brian may, how, in his opinion, freddie mercury would react to this and which other celebrities were marked we will tell in show business news. it is surprising that brian may became a knight only now, when he was already 75 one of the founders of a group called queen the queen for several decades, the undisputed icons of the country no less than the monarchy itself, when pingham palace released a video for the anniversary of the queen last summer . she appeared in frame together with the pasington bear, and together they tapped the most recognizable rhythm in the history of rockay songs written by brian with spoons . hunting with dogs for foxes, hares and deer to the body of mccartney, whose dad has long been knighted stella became a commander of the order of the british empire this is the last step before receiving the title of lady of the female analogue of a knight the use of fur and leather, in general , buckingham palace has a special love for those involved in fashion, for example, in 2019 the queen granted the title of lady saw the famous supermodel, the sixties, which has become a

he was so disappointed in lindell here is what his attorney brian glasser had to say today. the lawsuit in verdict mark another important moment in the ongoing proof that the 2020 election was legal and valid and the role of cybersecurity and ensuring that integrity that did sound like a nervous laugh in that deposition by mike lindell. what are the odds that this guy is actually gonna get his money? clindell very briefly today. he has vowed to me that he is going to be taking this court. you know, i also talked to the attorneys who worked on this. they're very hopeful that the payout is going to come from this. robert zeidman was a little less hopeful. he's like, i think mike lindell is going to drag this on. i'm not really sure if i'm ever going to see this money. well, hopefully he does. i mean, he was proven, right. you know, if you if you make a deal like that, you put it out publicly. you gotta pay up. we'll see if he ever does. sarah murray. thank you so much, jim. all right. the white house not budging in the ongoing game of chicken over this nation's debt limit. president biden has rejected ho

mark tee on and harold ford. they are laughing because i almost went the wrong way. >> you are like mickey mantle, you can't move like the young kids anymore. brianould they all fold 'em? >> no. first of all, i'm glad you came behind us and we had a chance to poke fun at you. i got elected to congress when i was 26 years old. my opponents said i was too young and too inexperienced. tiger woods, we wrote him off. tiger woods came back after 2016, 17, 18 and won the masters. i think each of these cases are unite. in the case of senator feinstein, her participation and role in the judiciary committee is a serious one. if she can't participate there there are urgent issues to be addressed. of the ones you mentioned that is the one that's most pressing. john fetterman at 53 years old. he suffered a setback and he's trying to recover. i am always hesitant to say someone is too young or too old to do something. if you can do it you should be allowed to do it. voters make that determination. brian: once you get the job you have to know what's in the best interest of the company, the team, the country. >> i am always less generous than harold. the differe

marks the third collapse since march. rachel: here to crunch the numbers is cohost of "the big money show" on fox business, brian brenberg.an. great to have you. >> sorry i've got to be here on a bad news day, but the second biggest bank failure in america looks like it might happen this weekend, which is a huge keel. rachel: what does that mean for all of us? >> it doesn't mean a lot immediately if you don't have money at first republic, but here's what it does mean. we've got fragility in the banking system, okay? three of the biggest four failures ever in the united states happened in the last month and a half. part ofs the bad bank management, i think didn't manage their credit risk. but the big everybody issue is we've got -- bigger issue is we've got monetary policy that has tank these banks because interest rates have gone up so quickly, the value of the assets they hold has dropped, and they're scrambling to try to keep depositors. pete: why wouldn't these banks have planned for? there is a forecast that these interest rates were going up. don't you make a change? >> yes, they should have been. that's the manageme

brian? >> apple is one of those names, it is so highly correlated to the s&p 500, and as that starts to hit this 4200 markwe breakthrough, and get apple's earnings, there could be more upside and people have to own apple if they want to be invested it's such a bench mark for the s&p. however, having said that when i look at some of the analysts out there i'm seeing 10% decline in sales and map sales, seeing decelerating growth in terms of advertising and gaming, we saw 17% growth last year, maybe only 6 to 9% or so this year, and a number of other factors, stock buyback, maybe somewhat stagnant, although still there, analysts are expecting 23 billion in stock buyback, that hasn't grown at all. there are some concerns about this earnings event sort of coming up and i'm looking at options market, let me try and avoid this sort of earnings event, but still be invested in the stock to some degree what i want to do is i want to sell a downside put, at the same time finance purchasing an upside call by selling downside put. the stock moved higher when i was first looking at this today. i'm looking at $10 wide s

okay, mark your calendars, set your -- whatever it system today on "last call," he's sitting down with the one person he's never interviewed, his ai self-. brianrviewing fake brian tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern time so many questions we have. i'm going to leave it at that, but it's going to be worth watching eli lilly jumping to all-time highs. more bullish action in the obesety drug space marrien, you were -- >> i'm out of littlery, out of nordisk but i have merck and bristol meyers i'm forgetting one other i like the space still, but the run in these weight loss diabetes drugs has been so enormous understandably this will probably be the biggest drug of all time, but i feel like getting on board at lilly, especially with the alzheimer's reimbursement news, but we don't know the drug itself is good william a don't know that. it will be good if it is good and they get reimbursement. >> jeff, where are you in pharma right now? >> i've talked about merck for a while. that's my steady eddie looks look it's about to break out to a new high at 115 i think as a stock like lilly is interesting. generally these obesety drugs -- they're talking about pe

brian: i still don't believe there are male trees. >> yes, there are. kelly and ryan, then regis and kathie lee. now it's kelly and her husband mark.eople are not happy with this show. maybe this is why. >> he went into a realm i never heard before of relaxation and calm. you always tell me it's not you, it's the dog. he's now blaming our beloved dog for his snoring. i'm going to play ignore you here from my phone. brian: people don't want to see husbands and wives karg on tv. they get it at home. >> i think we would come across as annoying to other people. brian: i wonder if it will iron out or if people are just tough on new shows. you have done the "news duel." it was knives you to close the show on a saturday night. listen to the radio show from 9:00 to noon. watch "fox and friends." we have a roster of guests. if i give you all of them you will think i'm bragging. coming up next according to reports, lawrence jones at 9:00 on "cross-country." can't wait to see what he's wearing. lawrence: welcome to cross-country. we have a lot to cover tonight. america is in peril, criminals are running over our billing cities and giving our

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mark lampe, best of luck. sheriff lampe, best of luck in your request to be senator. >> thank you brian, god bless. >> a new reportays isis is using afghanistan as a staging ground for terrorism. you think? more on that in just a moment. thanks for watching. out here, you're a landowner, a gardener, a landscaper and a hunter. that's why you need versatile, durable kubota equipment. dude, what're you doing? i'm protecting my car. that's too much work. weathertech is so much easier... laser-measured floorliners up here, seat protector and cargoliner back there... nice! out here, side window deflectors... and mud flaps... and the bumpstep, to keep the bumper dent-free. cool! it's the best protection for your vehicle, new or pre-owned. great. but where do i---? order. weathertech.com. sfx: bubblewrap bubble popped sound. . >> yesterday special forces evacuated the us embassy over in sudan. good news is we got everybody out. 100 troops and 3 helicopters carried out the operation. it was brilliant. this is admit the ongoing funny between the sudanese military forces that is still going on right now. there are new report

team that dominated early on 7 minutes in a foreign finish mark jayden santo, giving united a one mill lead. oh certainly sure. first team coach brian mason was a new man in charge for talk them about the previous care. like a boss, kristian saline was sacked last sundays, 61 the feet at new castle, but it was the same. all spurs is just before half time. marcus rush redoubts through the home defense, the double united lead a teacher. but it was a different looking talk them after the break. we're on by the home fans. the intensity that was so lacking from spurs in the 1st half was now there in abundance of a wonderful finish from pedro polo just under the our mark, making it to one now to emergency united who are hanging on only eric dyer will know how he missed this chance and they really should be back little. but the math, he scored tottenham 1st at the goal at the new stadium, once again brought the home crowd to their feet on human, completing the spouse come back to to was how it finished it. not an ordeal score for a the team has both sides, choice champions league qualification. but for tottenham it was a spirited response

brian todd is digging into this new fbi report for us. what did you find? >> reporter: 2022 was markedrific active shooter situations in american history. tonight, we have a breakdown of those incidents and the weapons used. a horrific mass shooting at an elementary school in uvalde, texas. a racist gunman kills ten people, all of them black, and injures three others at a supermarket in buffalo, new york. shootings that contributed to a grotesque new finding from the fbi. a new report from the bureau saying the number of casualties from active shooter situations in the u.s. was the highest in 2022 than it had been in five years. >> it's something that we have struggled with. for years, we have seen an increase in these attacks over the last decade or more. >> reporter: the new fbi report says the casualties, dead and wounded combined, reached 313 from active shooter incidents last year. 100 killed, 213 wounded. in 2021, the fbi says 103 people were killed in active shooting incidents. 140 wounded, for 243 casualties. the incident with the single highest total casualty count in 2022 did