representative dutton, we are grateful you are sharing part of your saturday morning with us. pointing to this as an effort by white republican officials at the state level to take over the schools in a majority black and brown democratic-led area. how big of a factor do you think race plays in all of this? >> well, obviously i'm not part of whatever the race thing they're talking about is, and i'm the person that was responsible for the amendment. i had nothing -- i had no thoughts about race at the time. i had thoughts about improving student outcomes because that's what was -- that's what was driving this. i will be honest with you, i never thought school districts would let a campus fail for five consecutive school years. that's what has driven this. i think the better question ought to be why does the school district let campuses fail for five consecutive school years. >> so, representative dutton, what do you say to those who argue there is nefarious intent here, that this is part of a plot by governor greg abbott to push school vouchers and charter schools? >> well, gre

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they were filming in the dutton home. i show up and i was kind of hiding.s, had some drinks. i bought her a drink one night. that was a highlight for me. they are the most down to earth people. we were in this teeny montana town. we had nothing to do with hang out and go to walmart. >> get sick like i did and binge the whole thing. you can see the entire first season of 1923 right now on paramount plus. thank you so much. it's great to meet you. >> so great to be here. >>> still ahead, an update on the unrest in israel tied to an overhaul of the nation's judicial system. we'll talk to martin fletcher, who spent nearly four decades at nbc as a foreign correspondent and bureau chief in tel-aviv. we're back in just a moment. telv we're back in just a moment. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. staaaaacccceeeyyy! i'm the sizzle in this

passing of longtime publisher john mccray, the third now mccray, served as president and publisher of dutton from 1968 to 1981. and then he spent 35 years at henry holt mccray, the new york times writes, was a quote, dashing publisher who gambled on ground breaking books and dauntless lee defended authors who defied injustices committed by their own governments. he spoke out for salman rushdie when the iranian government accused him of blasphemy over the satanic verses novel. and he was among the first who pushed for publishers to boycott the 1983 moscow book fair to protest the soviet union's treatment of dissidents. mccray was 91 years old, while steve israel was a long time democratic representative from long island after he retired. he bought theodore's books named after teddy roosevelt. it's located in oyster bay, new york. he's had the independent bookstore for about a year and recently we checked in with him to see how it's going. well, it was about a year ago that theodore's books opened in oyster bay, new york. the owner is former congresan steve israel. congressman israel, let's no

well, the conservative opposition that being the opposition led by the liberal party paid dutton, who's the opposition later? he's long asked for more detail. he said he doesn't want. 4 astride to go to a referendum when there's not enough detail about not just the voice, but also the advisory body. and that's where the national party, which rules that the conservative question, whether or not they believe we need another level of bureaucracy at a federal level. but the new what he does make it more specific sense of the voice by mike representations, departments and executive government as opposed to just to the executive government . as for the indigenous reaction, there's also been a lot of debate from the indigenous community. we've had the high profile 1st nations, people flag the prime minister today and kept with in parliament on thursday. they believe that this is a key step and crucial to appearing the relationship between the indigenous and non digit strident. they also said that the hearts and minds can be cleared now will be oppression. and the shame of the past, if we do go

a lot going on that ended up with me looking like john dutton.achel: if you asked me about wardrobe i would have put you in a western shirt because it would have been fine but you look handsome and you look good on that horse no matter what. pete: he wrote it well. we tip our hat. will: thank you so much. pete: if you have question there was a captured class in washington dc, not that interested in every thing that advances the united states of america but willing to hold up our adversaries as examples in a full hearted way look by sxsw and energy secretary, sxsw is a conference held in austin, texas. jennifer granhome, our energy secretary, talking about climate change and china. she, as you know, china loves to contribute to polluting our air more than any country in the world but not according to her. >> china has done, has been very sensitive, has invested a lot in their solutions to achieve their goals. we are hopeful that we could all learn from what china is doing with the amount of money they are investing in clean energy, it that is enco

sheriff dutton, thank you, appreciate it.captured in cartel-controlled mexico. michael waltz is here next. >> ashley: brian kilmeade will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> brian: it's been five days since jurors found alex murdaugh guilty of double murder, we're speaking with one juror how they came to the guilty verdict. and randi weingarten, what an embarrassment, she gets mocked for making a comment about ron desantis, the lesson she was taught and why is she meddling in that? and congressman troy neils, leo terrell, work, worship and win, march madness's sister jean is dropping a memoir at the perfect time. she joins us next, i pray she shows up. get dressed. ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ . . i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can aff

that the secretary doesn't realize there is value to even a couple of those .7 senator, but his boss duttonent is the one calling the shots right? stay what i think is a lot more to that meal, but i thought until today that the secretary was just taking orders. as he should from his boss the president. but today, i became convinced that the secretary honestly believes in open borders. why? because maybe he had president biden thinking that people think that closing the borders races. or maybe they think that some political advantage to allowing all of these folks into our country illegally. maybe they think they will be grateful and will register to vote and vote for them. i can't look into their heads or their hearts i can just judge them by their actions. and the president, and the secretary, and most people in the biden administration, they are just happy as clams with a wide open border. >> i don't know if there are as happy as clams because they realize that it is a boomerang issue on it but you might be right, because the spot certainly does not indicate that, but i'm curious of what

hard time earlier for not wearing a western shirt, and our director said he looked more like john dutton owns the ranch rather than the rancher we knew he was back in the day before his tv days. by -- but i just got a tweet from victoria, basically chastising us for teasing will. i don't care what will wears on a horse, he looks good doing it. pete: he does. listen, most of our poking fun at him is based in envy. rachel: yeah. 100%. pete: our hat is off to him. i want to say things like, will, go ride the bull, but that's ridiculous, because he would die. and we don't want him to die. [laughter] the rodeo with, it is intense what they do, and it's pretty cool. the american rodeo, what better setting for "fox & friends" weekend, americana. we're down in articling arlington -- arlington, texas. rachel: will, it's really fun seeing you in your element. oh, god, you're ruining everything! i tried to set you up as a ranch hand, and i was already are keeling with your button-down shirt and your nice jacket and all -- come on, will. bring us back -- will: i'm not going to pretend. [laughter] we

and the woman who played beth çó dutton.ve new ideas for your sunday sitdowns after watching them. >> you can watch yellowstone at the same timeq you watch the pal finebaum show. ⌝yrñ you can do it too. >> i love paul. >> should we ask lemire? >> i don't want to Ñiask. >> lemire, have you watched 1883? have you watched 1923? have you watched yellowstone? >> the answer is xdno. i have to go to bed very early. but i wanted to point out another show that weçó do watch. succession is back this weekend. >> can't wait. >> that show i do watch. >> you have just checked all thó boxes there.$-+a >> the shows have so manyÑi parallels. >> i don't know. a lot of xdweekends, early in t morning, late at night. i'm telling you, you start 1883 or 1923 and you can't stop it. yellowstone, i had a lot of people say noçó it's too soap opera-ish kind of like dallas. is thato watching it? this is the last thing i'm going to say about yellowstone. we have a lot of news ahe i will tell you this, though, willie. kevin costner will foreverçó be the g

opportunity, and that group is gone, and now she could have other choices, but what does alexander duttonhe's a tiktok influencer, what they call them, probably an understatement, quite popular on that site. alexander, good to have you. could i ask you a little bit about where you would go if tiktok was forced to go? >> yeah, absolutely. i think that a common argument right now is that if tiktok was banned that these content creators and this community on tiktok could simply move to another app and that's not true. the algorithm on other apps works differently. it doesn't foster the same type of community, and it doesn't have the same type of power. i'm very privileged in that i have experience working in the space industry. that's where my background is, so i do think that i would have the opportunity to find another job there, but i can't say the same for the thousands of small business owners that are on tiktok that would lose nearly all of their livelihood. neil: you know, you get into an area that we don't appreciate in the debate on this. the politics notwithstanding and the rivalri

colton dutton. one of - i've known colton for like 20 years it's a fantastic cast.own everyone for so long the creator i've known since we were improvising in new york under gristedes with like, [ bleep ] dripping on us >> seth: yeah, there you go. ucb. >> yeah, ucb ahh, god bless and truly, like everyone is so fun and so great colton is just like amazing. it's like going to work with my friends. and i was like, not even a job [ light laughter ] >> seth: well, i feel like for a lot of people that work with you. and i know, this isn't the only show you do. i imagine working with nicole byer almost never feels like a job is that what you try to bring to a project? >> listen, if i'm not having fun, we go home. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i think that's a good way to approach this profession. >> what's the point in not in having fun i'm a cash that check but have fun doing it >> seth: there you go. and, i think nobody would complain about you doing both of those things and it's always such a delight to have you here thank you so much for coming back >> thank you for hav

. >> speaker: hi i'm clara dutton i'm the third generation to live in this house. my grandparents bought this house. we're very concerned about how this project is going to impact the light and use of our space of our rear yard. as you heard we're up against the mountain and the sun hangs to the north, so they plan to put three stories which will block our sun. we have some photos to show you how it will block our sun. yes, so we're the code, says balancing the light of neighbors to build while minute liesing the impact on us. we did meet with neighbors and they agreed to put a setback, but we feel it was not enough. so we don't feel that it's properly balanced. our concerns about sun and our the rear of our house. yeah, i think we can now show you some pictures, my mom who is the owner of the house has pictures to show you how it will impact us. >> i'm not sure how this computer works. >> we'll figure it out. >> the trouble is i can't see the picture. this is our patio receiving some sun, property is to the left of this picture and they're going to put three stori

. >> but let's just keep with the family like, let's go a little john dutton here. you know, you protect your family he admitted last week that somebody tried to kill his family you know, don't go all john dutton on the revenge part, the other side of the boarder. at least you can say, i'm not going to support him no, no, jonathan, you know, he tried to have me is and my family killed on january 6th while trying to subvert democracy. i think i'll probably try to find somebody else instead of, that remains to be seen it's just, again, one more bizarre answer from a string of republicans who just can't quit donald because they're so afraid of his base. >> that's a lot of what we're going to be talk about today mike pence dodging a chance to take a stand against donald trump, as the former president is calling on his supporters with the same language that was used on january 6th. we're going to go through the latest developments in the manhattan da's case, and the possibility that an indictment could come this week >>> plus, we'll have reaction from house speaker kevin

. >> the yankees, they would be all living up in john dutton's mansion, you know.me. >> just a bunch of scrappy kids with mounds of money but don't spend it. it's just a bunch of old guys jacking home runs in a softball league. >> i mean -- >> no. >> no to what? >> it's time to move on. >> they have old man strength. you know what i'm talking about. >> old man strength? >> yeah. you ever heard that? >> no, i haven't, and i am glad we had this talk and it's over now. as we get through our top story this hour, the grand jury that will decide if former president donald trump will face indictment is set to reconvene this morning. garrett haake has more on how things could play out. >> in new york city former president donald trump's legal future is in the hands of a grand jury set to reconvene today on the verge of a historic decision, balancing if there will be a indictment. ahead of a possible indictment law enforcement officials are bracing for protests and stepping up security. former president donald trump also preparing for the optics of a potential indictment. t

i'm kind of expecting john dutton to step out of this picture any time nowand tell the camera man, getam. >> do you watch "yellowstone" tj >> no, i do not, unfortunately. >> you should start watching it. do you watch "1923"? >> no. sorry. >> god you're not an east coast elitist. you live in like nebraska, right? why don't you start watching "yellowstone"? >> it's on my list >> former president trump suggested that former vice president mike pence was responsible for the rioters' actions on january 6th "washington post" reports that trump, while on a plane heading to iowa, said, quote, had pence sent the vote back to the legislatures, they wouldn't have had a problem with january 6th so in many ways you can blame him for january 6th. whatever let's bring in jonathan cha. the left wing case for downplaying authoritarianism is not convincing i love your columns. i read your columns. i usually agree with most of your columns >> there's a but coming. >> there is. at the same time, jonathan, i find myself in a strange position where i'm usuallythe one that tells people around here not to cat

peter dutton, the head of policy there, saying this another rate rise is the latest .g that household finances, adding that it's essential that you contact your lender or speak to a debt free advice charity, saying that it will at least 24 months on additional costs after the increase . in overall £284 increase. in overall £284 increase. in overall £284 increase over the year in terms of a tracker mortgage. so that's pain that's being felt more reaction coming up to it. but let's reflect that. we've got albania's prime minister at number 10 afternoon about 4:00 and he's hit out at the disgrace , awful way that migrants from his country have been singled out by the home secretary another uk is for political purpose as well. eddie rama's in britain , the first face to face britain, the first face to face talks of rishi sunak the row, he said, which erupted at the end of last year, marked a very low in relations between the two countries. but he believed there would now be a will overcome those differences . let's speak those differences. let's speak now to jerry tabak ,