known supporters of iran ballistic program including known terrorists here in the u.s. >> carley: brooke singmanhat. >> brooke: senators grassley and ron johnson say that the record provided to their office show the obama administration state department under john kerry actively interfered with fbi operations pertaining to lawful arrest of known terrorists, members of iranian networks and other criminals providing support for iran nuclear and ballistic missile programs. according to whistleblower disclosure, john kerry actively stopped fbi from making arrest. unclassified record from august of 2017 detailed at least eight instances where fbi, doj and u.s. government could have you have mooed forward with cases, state department chose to block them. another e-mail shows obama state department let a known terrorist leave the united states. in six instances, the u.s. lost the main subject that was on terrorism watch list and the other returned to iran. the block was lifted after former president trump took office and led to arrest of two targets. grassley and johnson are demanding archived e-mail r

we'll have brooke singman in a moment, but we have breaking news. while you were sleeping, pro-palestinian protests in the nation's capitol turned violent as officers began to arrest people and tore down that encampment at george washington university. >> brian: steve, you had that lead to so many stories last few weeks. d.c. police made 35 arrests, they should have made more. the city's mayor and chief of police will go to capitol hill to testify in the ongoing demonstration. >> ainsley: lucas tomlinson is live on the scene. they did not want police on campus and now cleaning up day they go to capitol hill. >> lucas: that's right, victory in europe, after today students and faculty might be calling it victory and george washington day. we are blocks from peter at the white house. at 3 tie:30, decision was made clear the encampment. police had to use pepper spray, our cameraman down winded that. we saw large truck roll in, presumably to get rid of the tents and the macbook pros. mayor bowser and the chief of police are set to testify on capitol hill

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus and we have team coverage with brooke singman watching protest and arrestoss the country, jonathan hunt and robert charles standing by but we start with bill milugan on the ucl campus, hi, bill. >> the police declared an unlawful assembly on the campus and gave another dispersal order but so far the people on this camp are not going anywhere. a live look at the scene and you can see a lot of these protesters are sitting up on the walls right now watching the police, waiting for something to happen. they have constructed a wall essentially of all of this plywood and wooden palace. they built a wall to keep law enforcement out. you can see they are waiting for law enforcement to try to break into the camp and we will show you how much is here if we pan to the right, highway patrol, crowd control gear and behind them legions of l.a.p.d. officers also in crowd control, some of them with less lethal weapons, beanbags, pepper balls, that sort of thing. often the distance my large group of pro-palestine protesters on the perimeter who have shown up in support of t

the trial resumes this morning 9:30, guys. >> todd: brooke singman, thank you for bringing criminal defenseorney, lexi, great to see you as always pair the latest piece of information coming out has nothing to do with stormy daniels necessarily. it is the fact that cameron duell will no longer be a prosecutor commission. mcdougall said such a disaster that the prosecution doesn't want to make the same mistake twice? >> stormy's relevance was questionable to begin with. and i think mcdougall less. so it was the right to not testify because she has nothing to do with this. i understand she was paid by ami and she got a sweet gig and got paid $150,000. there is nothing to do with the issues at our ear here that is sort of highlights what you said about stormy's testimony, which was at times extremely irrelevant my presidential and u have to wonder if people on the jury who liberal as they may be which is what everybody is assuming based on the jury pool, there has got to be one or two with a shred of humanity and feel for donald trump having to sit there and have allocations of his personal li

brooke singman. >> brooke: the judge had to warn stormy daniels and prosecution her testimony gave unnecessary information. despite admitting witness is hard to control, the judge still decided to proceed with the case. stormy stormy daniels was clear on her thoughts about don't. am i correct in saying you hate donald trump? correct. you want him to go to jail. if he's found guilty, yes. stormy daniels was questioned about how she benefited financially from sharing her story. she denies she was trying to extort the former president, but she's been making money by telling her story and she added, it also has cost me a lot of money. donald trump says it was a good day for his team. >> this was a very big day, very revealing day, their case is totally falling apart. they have nothing on books and record and something that should bear little relationship to the case, just a disaster for the d.a., for the george soros-backed d.a. >> brooke: he said, great day in court today, i can't believe i'm gagged from talking about it. my constitutional rights have been taken away. stormy daniels will be back

. >> carley: brooke singman. >> brooke: august 2022 raid on mar-a-lago. doj and fbi agent plan to bring standard issue weapons, ammo and handcuff and bolt cutters and ininstructed to wear unmarked polo shirts and keep law enforcement equipment sealed. president trump said the raid of mar-a-lago authorized fbi to use deadly force. joe biden is a serious threat to democracy, mentally unfit to hold office, 25th amendment. and there is different in how trump's classified documents case was handled. >> you compare this authorization of deadly force for the former president versus essentially the kid gloves they put on for joe biden who had classified documents from senate days in a garage compromised by foreign government. they treated these differently. >> carley: fbi says this is normal, fbi followed standard protocol in this search as we do for all search warrants, standard statement limiting use of deadly force. no one ordered additional steps to be taken and no depart offure from the norm. giving more context and distancing president biden from the situat

brooke singman has more. >> brooke: republican don'tar retreat gave president trump chance to screenome running mates, some candidates remain tight-lipped about their futures. >> the amount of italian in the republican party is extraordinary, he does not just have a bunch of choices for vp, he has choices for a cabinet. >> we have no conversation about the vp pick, to be honest and clear. >> if i'm on it, who would know, it is not why i'm supporting the president now. >> brooke: election day is six months ago, president trump is leading president biden by two points and biden campaign is lim limiting how much the president says. the president will stick to three or four talking points. interestings. and kamala harris is expected to highlight biden administration in investments in blacked-owned businesses and he appeared at the grand prix and was greeted by the crowd. >> usa, usa, usa! br >> brooke: former president trump is making the most of moments from the courtroom. >> todd: trump 2024 natural press secretary caroline levitt will be here live. you don't want to miss that. turning

. >> todd: brooke singman is here with details. >> brooke: we are in final stretch of historic criminal trial that started six weeks ago, judge merchan expect closing arguments to last all day and possibly tomorrow. he will instruct jury on law before sending them to deliberate. defense will deliver closing arguments first, followed by prosecution, reverse order of statement and former president trump says that is unfair. why can't defense go last? big advantage, very unfair. during the trial, prosecution called 20 witnesses to the stand, michael cohen, stormy daniels, hope hicks and former tabloid publisher david pecker. defense called former michael cohen advisor robert costello and a legal analyst. trump did not take the stand in his own defense. president biden will break his silence after a verdict is reached by making an address from the white house. biden team is planning a wave of attacks against trump. the former president is facing 34 counts of falsifying business records. he's pleaded not guilty. >> todd: tributes pouring in for bill walton, who passed away. adam silver sayin

. >> carley: brooke singman is here. >> brooke: michael cohen will be the prosecution's last witness.admitted to telling several lies while on the stand. he talked about falsifying invoices to get reimbursed for his statement to stormy daniels. he said he opened a bank account for a management consulting company and used it to make hush money payments to stormy daniels. that lie led to federal charges against him in 2018 and he admitted to using the jewish holiday yom kippur as excuse to push back the payment. former deputy attorney general john yu said cohen is not a credible witness. >> this is a guy who has been already convicted of perjury twice, convicted of tax evasion, judge has called him a liar. like the defense planned it that way. attack credibility of witness so weak justice department decided to never bring a case with this guy a witness. >> brooke: upholding the gag order on donald trump. house speaker mike johnson wawas at court yesterday and spoke with todd piro. >> why was it important to be there? >> important as show of support, president trump is my friend and what

brooke singman joins us are details. >> brooke: big day in man hat knowa, second corruption trial thecade. he accepted bribes of gold bars, cash and luxury car in exchancelloring for his infl influence. opening statements could begin today. the senator's defense has questions to answer. >> it looks like senator menendez got his hand caught in the cookie jar. with the cash and gold found on him and connections, he will have a heavy burden to show reasonable alternate explanation why he had that cash and gold. >> uribe pleaded guilties and said he gave menendez a car. the government will try this case twice, the trial for nadine menendez is delayed until june due to medical issues. they have pleaded not guilty. the senator is leaving the door open to testifying after he indicated he could incriminate his wife. >> steve: stay tuned. thank you. listen to this. new innovation for school safety. states are turning to i ia, artificial intelligence, to spot people carrying guns on school grounds. state of chaos could offer 5 million in grants. only one company meets the criteria. mike lahef i

brooke singman joins us live. >> brooke: fascinating, judge sentencing her to three years of probation. the judge downgraded attempted murder charge which would have resulted in prison for each count. johnson's husband who is in the air force catching her in the act on hidden camera and he spoke in court and advocated for her to receive mental health treatment. >> our once cherished relationship is marred by this. this contributed to dissolution of our marriage twice. as forgiveness and compassion is linked. >> the husband is planning to divorce the woman, she wants the son to reconcile their relationship some day. >> brian: thank you, appreciate it. we are back. today at the white house president biden will promote his economy, bidenomics as new polls show it is in trouble with 70% of young voters trusting trump to handle it and calling biden a problem for the party. there are legitimate reasons to gripe with some argument why biden is so unpopular, dot, dot, dot, inflation may cool, with election six months away, voter p perception is unexpected to change. senator mark cotton, what c

brooke singman has details. >> brooke: michael cohen will testify this morning. president trump's team could begin krsz-examination to push back on that testimony. michael cohen testified to personally paying $130,000 to stormy daniels to use home equity line of credit to hide from his wife. trump wanted the story taken care of and buried until after the election. cfo allen wicellberg facilitated his reimbursement plan. cohen kon says everything required mr. trump sign off and i wanted the money back. here is eric trump responsing to that claim. >> it is not true, my father was campaigning for two years at that point. the payment was made, he was in washington, d.c. this guy is a convicted felon, lost his law license,s defraud ing institutions. >> brooke: former president trump can't address michael cohen because of the court's gag order. he did comment. >> they are doing great. they have kept me here three or four weeks, yet we have best poll numbers in the "new york times." everybody saying there is no crime. every single legal analyst, each cnn, even msnbc, th

brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: at least two dozen anti-israel protesters were arrested after mob of 1000 people marched toward met gala chanting and waving flares on their way. watch. >> free, free, free palestine. >> free, free, free palestine. >> brooke: they were met with nypd officers who prevented them from entering the museum. at central park, demonstrators burned an american flag and vandalized the statue plastering it with pro-palestinian stickers and spray painting gaza on its base. they took to a civil war general and spraypainted that with red letters and draped the palestinian flag over it. new york city mreeps officers surrounded the park's statues and protesters took to their police cars instead and protests continue at college campuses with chaos at mit, protesters breakthrough barricades to reclaim an encampment on campus. [chanting] >> carley: mit president saying we began the day with another round of discussions and it became clear their primary demand had not changed and we would not be able to reach an agreement. no arrests have been made at this time. >>

brooke singman has details. >> brooke: michael cohen is expected to wrap his testimony today and unlessdes to testify, the trial could near the end. the trump team is expected to finish cross-examination this morning. ac accused cohen of lying on the stand. cohen admitted to slew of lies including falsifying inn voices to get reimbursed to his statement for stormy daniels. he admitted to opening a bank account for a business that he used for hush money for president trump. >> this trial is a joke. judge merchan, he has major conflicts of interest, people forget he do nalted to joe biden directly temperature is rare for a judge to make mripolitical contributions. when you look at evidence or lack thereof brought by prosecutor, there is no crime here. michael cohen cannot be trusted, the man is a liar, he's been caught in lies on the stand. >> brooke: the prosecution will get the chance to patch up any doubts the defense might have made. if trump takes the stand, the trial account last longer. if not closing arguments could come by tomorrow. >> todd: former prosecutor, is this week it? wa

brooke singman has details. we go. >> brooke: trump's former attorney is expected to say the president reimbursed him for the hush money payment to adult film actress stormy daniels. he will claim trump falsified business record by labeling it as legal fees. trump pleaded not guilty to those charges. conan michael cohen was sentenced to prison. trump denies having a role in falsifying record to conceal the payment. cohen said he was directed to make that payment. cohen has not been able to keep his story straight in the past and he's been convicted for lying. in 2017, cohen told vanity fair, i stop the leaks, protect the president and family, i would take a bullet for the perform. in 2020, coen had wrote trump is a cheat, liar, predator and con-man. michael cohen claims the truth is on his side. >> confident he is telling the truth and when you have the truth and don't worry about telling the truth, it gives you confidence. he's confident he has the facts and they are corroborated by other people's testimony. >>

brooke singman has details. >> brooke: court resumes 9 a.m. eastern time, doug dous will return to the stand. yesterday he examined two former presidents cell phones including this phone call between trump and then attorney michael cohen. listen. >> i need to open up a company for the transfer of information regarding our friend david, so that i'm going to do that right away. >> give it to me. >> i've spoken to allen wicellberg, i spoke to allen about it, when it comes to f financing. >> brooke: and attorney for karen mcdougal and stormy daniels testified about interactions with cohen before and after the election. stormy daniels denial of affair with trump was technically true and money was not payoff, but a consideration. the judge heard arguments about four more alleged gag order viol violation, something the former president is not happy about. >> we'll be appealing the gag order, i'm not allowed to testify, this judge has me under unconstitutional gag order, nobody ever had that before. we don't like it, it is not fair. other people are a

. >> todd: brooke singman here with more. >> brooke: trump's defense team is planning a longer cross-examination for stormy daniels after her initial testimony. during her first day on the stand, stormy daniels made contradictory statement regarding intent behind releasing the story. first she said she did not care about the money, next she reported she wanted to make money off her story and admitted to hating the president. trump's team requested a mistrial. judge merchan shot that down despite admitting parts of her testimony were irrelevant. ted cruz says this is unfair to trump. can't get a fair trial in new york. this judge is hard left partisan, so is the prosecution. the judge yesterday was talking about throwing donald trump in jail because he's daring to exercise his first amendment rights and speak out. >> brooke: trump's defense team is asking new york appeals court to not limit what he can say about the trial. his team is asking them to rule on the constitutionality of the gag order. trump said it is hard to sit back and listen to lies knowing if you response in the most m modest fas

. >> carley: brooke singman is here with what we're expecting. >> brooke: the 12 jurors return this morning and continue deliberating for a second day after leaving the courtroom yesterday with no verdict. they asked for five things including david pecker and michael cohen testimony about a meeting they had in 2015, during that meeting prosecutor discuss they discussed getting trump elected. they asked for jury instructions back to them again. watch. >> confusion is nobody knows what the crime is, because there is no crime. nobody knows what the crime is. the d.a. did not name the crime. they don't know what the crime is, that is what the problem is, this is a disgrace. this ought to end immediately, the judge ought to end it and safe his reputation. >> brooke: trump -- bars him from talking about anyone involved in the case including witnesses. texas senator ted cruz says this is political. >> constitution does not apply in new york. if we get a conviction, it will be reversed on appeal. this is all about the press conf conference, national that biden will give from the white house. this i

brooke singman has details. >> brooke: robert costello is expected to continue this morning.mer federal prosecutor clashing with judge merchan. the judge cleared the courtroom after getting into a heated back and forth with the defense witness. costello began audibly responding to,s. you don't say strike it, i'm the only one who can strike it. costello looked at him prompting the judge to ask, are you staring at me. costello's testimony resumed and he said michael cohen admitted trump did not know about the payment to stormy daniels. he has no doubt trump gave him final sign-off to make the payment. michael cohen admitted on stealing 30,000 from the trump organization. you stole from the trump organization, correct? yes, sir. michael cohen paid $20,000 to a tech company and requested reimbursement for $50,000 and pocketed the difference. marco rubio slamming cohen's credibility. >> america use to put sanctions on countries that did this kind of thing. then you have michael cohen, all the people used to work with at the trump organization are at the white house and he's been l

brooke singman spoke exclusively with donald trump after the verdict. she is live with that and next steps toward election day. >> brooke: good morning. i spoke with president trump after the guilty verdict. he says his eyes are set on november. think about how something like this could have happened to our country. november 5 is most important day in history of our country. we will fight hard. july 11 is the sentences, just four days before the rnc convention. he faces four years in prison per charge, maximum sentence of 136 years. his attorney blanche says it is far from over. >> we made every decision together. you are talking about a man indicted four times in four years. running for president and winning, we will wake up tomorrow and fight, it is not over. >> brooke: michael cohen did not mince words speaking about the former president. >> you cannot listen to your client when you are trying to create a defense as important as this one is. very first president of the united states, former president, to ever be charged with a crime, let alone convict

. >> brian: he commented to brooke singman this.ne and early september dates are acceptable to me and told fox digital, i will provide my own t transportation and he's ready to go anywhere, any time, any place. reason joe biden is doing this, all these interviews and did the massive tariff is because he knows he's losing and in a way is this hail mary, sean? i have to, this is it. >> sean: brian, you are so accurate here. james carville said it, nothing worth throwing at trump is working, nothing. law fare, assume a guilty verdict and we can get into the trial, i would assume it. you have abusively bias judge that should have recused himself. you don't have a crime defined. you have a new york city jury which is never going to be favorable to any republican conservative and certainly not anybody with the name trump. where are we here? carville was livid. go back and look at the tape and play it. nothing we're doing is working. this thoughs h shows how desperate biden campaign is. fact debates are proposed before early voting, there

. >> steve: okay, brooke singman joins us now. brooke, if my wife put bleach in my coffee, i'm going to think i could smell it. >> i mean you would think, right, steve? a judge sentencing mellowed johnson to three years probation in that plea deal after being charged with poisoning her husband's coffee with bleach. so, with that plea deal judge javier lopez downgraded attempted murder charges which would have resulted in at least two years in prison for each count. the judge also ordering her to undergo mental health treatment. husband in the air force catching her in the act in several recordings on hidden cameras. he also spoke in court during her sentencing and also advocated for her to receive mental health treatment. listen. >> our once cherished relationship is now forever marred by her conducted. she has a documented history of emotional maltreatment toward me and our son which contributed to the dissolution of our marriage twice. as the esteemed author artic kuehl lated forgiveness and compassion are always linked. >> quote

we did get a ponce if president trump -- response from former president trump when spoke with brooke singmanws digital exclusively. crooked joe bide with within is the worst debater i have ever faced. i'm ready to go. the dates that they propose are fine. anywhere, anytime, anyplace. again, the proposed debate dates months from the biden camp, june and early september. if he said the dates in june and early september are fully acceptable to me. i will provide my own transportation, says president trump. we are polling this news this morning -- following this news this morning and waiting to hear back from the if biden campaign. but, again, the campaign is talking about the traditional commission not being worthy of this or not being up to the task. he says that's old news. he wants to do it differently, joe biden does. so he wants to do it in june and then september. trump says he'll -- he's ready. that was the breaking news of the morning, biden campaign proposing also a vice presidential debate, by the way. so we'll see where that goes. again, we're getting response ands and reaction to th

bring in brooke singman as ucla reportedly cancelled class today. >> brooke: the school will cancel in-person class as protests continue to spiral out of control. the school announced campus operation limited today and tomorrow, remote and urged students to asvoid campus. violent protest carried on into the early morning hours. ucla president's office said 15 reported injuries, including one hos hospitalization. >> todd: bring back jonathan hunt live in los angeles. tough to go to class with this as your setting. i'm worried, i mentioned with the ucla student we had on at the top, ucla is the trimester and does not have benefit of graduation in nine days to end this, they have weeks left of this. how worried are people of los angeles this will be nightly from now into the near future? >> jonathan: commencement is not july june 14th, long way to go. i think the general view here in l.a. is that this will not be allowed to go on. this is, we are approaching the end of the book in terms of what is happening at ucla, we're all, i think, very bemused it is continuing to take so long. look at the b

brooke singman is here with details. newly released court documents reveal shocking details about the fbi's august raid on mar-a-lago. the doj and fbi planned to bring standard issue weapons, ammo, handcuffs and medium and large sized got cutters. also instructed to wear unmarked polo and colored shirts and to, quote, keep law enforcement equipment concealed. former president trump says, quote: crooked joe biden's doj and illegal and unconstitutional raid much mar-a-lago authorized the fbi to use deadly force. now we know for sure that joe biden is a serious threat to democracy. he is mentally unfitted to hold office. 25th amendment. but the fbi says this is normal. quote, the fbi followed standard protocol for the all search warrants standard policy statement limiting the use of deadly force. no one ordered additional steps to be taken and no departure from the norm in this matter. former president trump pleaded not guilty to all charges from special counsel jack smith's probe into classified records. the federal judge p

brooke singman is here with more. hey, brooke. >> brooke: hey, guys yeah, the new york vs.rial enter the final stretch on monday where the defense will resume cross-examination of michael cohen for a third day. 2016 phone call with trump's body guard. cohen testified that he asked to speak to trump about payments to stormy daniels during that call but text messages from moments before the call took place show cohen wanting to talk to the body guard keith schiller about harassing calls which were allegedly made from 14-year-old prank caller. he texted him saying who can i talk to about harassing calls to my cell and office? keith said call me. history of lying under oath and events central to the case including testimony from former adviser bob costello saying cohen told him trump was not involved in any payments to stormy daniels. trump's defense attorney todd blanche asking cohen: do you remember telling him you had nothing on president trump and could not cooperate with cohen responding, "no, sir." bob costello reacted to that last night. listen. >> the bottom line is he

. >> lawrence: brooke singman has the details on that hey, brooke. >> the star witness michael cohenas back on the stand yesterday and cohen has already admitted to telling several lies. first he testified about falsifying invoices to the trump organization to get reimbursed for his payment to stormy daniels. he labeled it a $35,000 per month retainer fee. and he said he opened a bank account for a management consulting company but that was really used to make hush money payments to daniels. that lie led to federal charges against him back in 2018. then he also admitted to using the jewish hollywood yom kippur to stormy daniels. he said that was an effort to push the payment back until after the election when the story would no longer matter. now jonathan turley is saying cohen may have jeopardized himself by testifying. listen. >> one of the most impressive things about the last two days it does appear that he may have admitted perjury again. his explanation on various points do not strike some of us as true. >> legal experts at cnn responding to cohen's it by slamming the case agai

. >> ainsley: brooke singman joins us now with more. brooke? >> good morning. attorneys for former president trump. requested a mistrial after the judge had to warn stormy dabbles and the prosecution that her testimony gave risque, irrelevant and unnecessary details about her alleged affair with trump in 2006. but, despite admitting the witness is hard to controls, the judge still decided to proceed with the case. now, during her testimony, stormy daniels was clear on her feelings towards the former president. trump's attorneys asking her, quote: am i correct that you hate president trump and daniels responding, correct. and when asked, quote: and you want him to go to jail? en daniels replied if he is found guilty, yes. daniels was also questioned about how she benefited financially from sharing her story with trump but she denies she was trying to extort him. she did admit though i have been making money by telling my story about what happened to me but she added it has also cost me a lot of money. meanwhile, the former president says it was a good day for hi

brooke singman has the latest on this case, brook?read is facing second degree murder charges in the death of her boyfriend john o'keefe in january of 2022 read is accused of hitting and killing read with her car boston but bush of canton leaving him to die in the cold. accusing state police massive conspiracy to frame read for that murder. friday saw the testimony of numerous witnesses most importantly jen and matt mccabe. mccabes are related to the owner of the home where john o'keefe was killed. they are accused of henning to cover up the crime. their testimony becoming a bit testy on friday. >> by the way, sir, is this funny. >> this is not funny, sir. not at all. it's been two years of misery. okay. >> you are smiling now. that's why i ask. >> you keep repeating the same question. >> i'm trying to get an answer you won't give me, sir. >> the defense asking mccabe about incriminating messages sent that night between him and local police where they appear to be trying to get their story straight. the defense is adamant in their bel

. >> insanity is another word i would use, brooke singman giving us the honor of the details on this. >> carley, the house judiciary and oversight committees did approve the content measure against merrick garland for refusing to hand over recording of president biden's interview with special counsel robert hur when classified documents case. the report said president biden willfully retained and disclosed classified materials, but did not charge the president in his report the special counsel also described biden as a sympathetic, well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory. but now president biden inserting executive privilege over the audio. the justice department said that she shields the attorney general from criminal liability. things got out of hand and the oversight hearing committee when marjorie taylor greene got into a heated exchange with democrat congresswoman jasmine crockett. and alexandria ocasio-cortez. i would like to know if the democrats on the committee are employing judge merchan's daughter. >> what does that have to do with merrick garland? do you know what we

brooke singman has the story on that. >> the jail officials didn't know about the breakouts until hourser the fact. a total of four prisoners escaping through a weak spot in a chain linked fence. the police chief acknowledging that the jail was short-staffed at the time but says that's no excuse. listen. >> between not properly wat watching, counting, and structural issues, they were able to facilitate their escape. we had a failure within that we hope to correct. learn by our mistakes and move forward. brooke brooke three of the four escapees are facing charges in connection with 2022 murder including one of the two men on your screen right now still at large. other two captured on sunday after a family member of one of the escapees alerted police that the inmates had tried coming by their house overnight looking for a place to stay. those two esc escapees were eventually found hiding in a dumpster behind a dollar general store roughly 22 miles from the jail. police say they are skill scouring the area looking for the two on the loose. you have been in the men involved are above the ag

. >> brian: brooke singman all over this she has the details. >> at least two gozzen of those anti-israelrotesters were arrested after a mob of about 1,000 people marched towards the met gala chanting and clashing with police on their way. watch. [chanting free, free palestine] >> but they were met by nypd officers who prevented them from entering the museum and disturbing the star studded event. meanwhile at nearby central park demonstrators burned american fleag in front of a memorial honoring world war i soldiers. plastering the memorial with pro-palestinian stickers. spray painted the word gaza on the base. civil war general. protesters spray painted red letters onto the bronze statue and draped the palestinian flag over it. eventually new york city police officers surrounded the park's monuments and the nypd removed that palestinian flag from the statue. today, president biden will deliver the keynote address at the u.s. holocaust memorial museum at the u.s. capitol. guys? >> steve: brooke, thank you very much. we have been waiting to hear from the president regarding anti-semitism,

>> former president trump spoke with brooke singman at fox news digital exclusively.s what he said. "crooked joe biden is the worst debater i have ever faced. he can't put two sentences together." he said the dates in june and early september are fully acceptable to me. i will provide my own transportation. >> seth: "i hear you're free on wednesdays." "i'll provide my own transportation." this is like a production of "bring it on" at a men's only old age home. [ light laughter ] i'm so glad you guys are having so much fun with this, because i'm losing my [ bleep ] here. [ light laughter ] joe biden may not be the most gifted debater in history, but he has the advantage of standing on stage next to a man who is fundamentally incapable of behaving like a normal human being when he's outside the confines of one of his rallies. trump's behavior is obviously off-putting and weird. the only way trump can avoid embarrassing himself is if his team replaces him with -- >> an empty podium. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we'll be r

brooke singman with the latest. >> guys come in today marks day seven of chaotic anti-israel chaos interrupting throughout the campus and student staked out in a nearby resident calling the school for allowing this violence to go on for so long. watch. >> people getting hurt or they are people getting injured, and the police officers left their post here they were here and left, the security has the intent is encampment. you hung up on me. i called up earlier and you hung up on me. and just hung up on me again. i came down here to see what is going on, and i can't believe what i see. i'm looking at people, violence, throwing things at each other, pepper spraying each other. how are they allowed to have weapons on campus? speed to the is speaking up about the same encampment that is unlawful and violates university policy and law enforcement is prepared to arrest individuals in accordance with applicable law. s.w.a.t. officers moving into the university of arizona overnight as barricaded on the campus. portland state university's campus is closed for the second straight day as protesters continu

. >> steve: brooke singman joins us now. >> requested a mistrial after the judge had to warn stormy daniels and her prosecution which her testimony described as risque gave irrelevant and unnecessary details about her alleged 2006 affair with trump. despite admitting the witness's hard to control, the judge still decided to proceed with the case. now, during her testimony, stormy daniels was clear on her feelings towards the former president. trump's attorney asking her, quote: am i correct that you hate president trump? and daniels responded correct. and when asked, quote: and you want him to go to jail? daniels replied if he is found guilty, yes. daniels was also questioned about how she benefited financially from sharing her story about her alleged affair with trump. but she denied that she was trying to extort him. she did admit though, quote: i have been making money by telling my story about what happened to me but she added, quote: it has also cost me at love monday. meanwhile the former president said it was a good day for his team. he did not mention stormy daniels. prevents him fr

larry: it did come out, our reporter brooke singman, this fellow colangelo was paid consulting fees bymmittee that may not be in itself is the worst thing i ever heard. just this it may be starting from the oval office. hire's the thing, i said this earlier in the show talking about it with laura, i mentioned it in my opening riff. it demeans the whole country. this brings the whole country down. this is a great and glorious country what are they doing it. this stuff has no place in america, mark simone, none, zero. >> in this country we've never seen this soviet stalinist witch-hunt. you know how they got know val any? they claim he overvalued assets in his business. to see the technique in america. threw nalvany off the ballot. all that is being used here. larry: joe, last word? >> maybe merrick garland leaving attorney general and work for fani willis. she could stand by him. larry: she needs a little help. joe concha, mark simone, very good. coming up why is joe biden with holding ammunition from israel. this story is gaining currency. we're going to talk about it with senator joni