and edward kennedy took this as a signal and withdrew his candidacy. so when today robert comes forward. this is a very important signal. generally for so to speak. that something is actually starting to change in the democratic party, but i don't know what exactly. but i repeat this again , i want to draw your attention to the fact that someone is telling the truth, someone is telling a lie. this is an element of the hybrid information war, so stop talking here. oh vitalik pushed me there, and they gave me change and so on. this is a war on who will be more effective. are you in a relationship here? uh, today, chorus, trying to stray into your own comments. so here. uh, no, today, just like that, half of your comments and half of the rest agreed. so the question is, who will be more effective in these b processes, he will win the second moment about the war. here, what is the advantage of the united states of america and what are they great well done for 150 years they have not fought on their territory and near their borders europe is the quintessenc

i appreciate the sponsors of this event, the edward kennedy institute, the orrin hatch foundation and bipartisan policy center. you know, i had the good fortune to be able to serve in the senate briefly with ted kennedy and longer with orrin hatch. but one of the things that i know about both of them is how much they cared about the united states senate and how much they believed in working across the aisle to get things done for this country. and whether it's passing children's health insurance that brett mentioned in the opening or national and community service or so many other areas where the two of them worked across the aisle. they understood that sometimes you have to put aside your partizan differences, you have to compromise for what's in the best interest of the country. we need that kind of bipartisanship in the united states senate. too often there is more attention on what divides us than on what unites us. often it's the extreme voices on either end of the political spectrum that get attention rather than those in the middle who are able to make compromise and work toget

but, first, we are coming to you tonight from the edward m. kennedy institute in boston. we are in a full size replica of the u.s. senate chamber here earlier today in this spot i hosted a debate. the senate projects debate between iowa republican senator joni ernst and new hampshire democratic senator jeanne shaheen. the debate and conversation streamed live on fox nation today. designed to facilitate substantive discussion of policy and hopes of finding areas of agreement or common ground. we will have highlights from that event a little later in the show. >> bret: breaking tonight, former president donald trump is in florida this evening ahead of his appearance, his court appearance tomorrow afternoon in miami. he faces a 37 count indictment, including obstruction and how he handled classified documents. correspondent griff jenkins is in miami with the latest. vening, griff. >> griff: good evening, bret. the former president is here in miami, expected to be meeting this evening with his new legal team and despite the political bluster, bret, he is fully aware of the se

well, they threw it up and edward kennedy took it as a signal and withdrew his candidacy.his is a very important signal in general for so to speak. that's the fact that something is actually starting to change in the democratic party. well, i don’t know what exactly, but i repeat this once again, i want to draw your attention to this in order to be voiced regarding the fact that someone e speaks the truth. something is not true, this is an element of the war of the hybrid information war, so stop talking here. oh vitalik pushed me there, and they gave me change and so on. this is a war, who will be more effective in these actions i will speak without my commentary, so uh today in chorus, we are trying without his comments. so. uh, no, today, just like that, half of your comments and half of the rest agreed. so the question is, who will be more effective in these processes, he will win the second point about the war. here, in what advantage of the united states of america and in what they are great well done for 150 years they have not fought on their territory and near the

. ♪ ♪ from the edward m kennedy institute in boston.side the institute's full size replica of the united states senate, some 450 miles north of the nation's capital for a special debate. i'm bret baier the senate project is a series of oxford style debates meant to try to rekindle the senate's tradition of debate and collegiality in these times of division and partizanship. this event is brought to you through a joint partnership with the edward kennedy institute. the orrin g. hatch foundation and the bipartisan policy center.

well, yes, yes, yes, yes, that's all, here he is, a typical pupil of edward kennedy, fell under his wing a staunch enemy, but at least he understood then. now the problem is, in my opinion. the main danger of the united states is not that biden like this. and what is this wreck walking, because of which the unknown fathers walk, who will always evade responsibility , let's not talk about sad things. let's talk about our president, it means good things. yes, i think it's really, really important. here i agree that it is important that such an audience was indeed chosen , because indeed, in terms of what causes both excitement and questions and the most active discussion in our society, of course, a special military operation, military operations, and so on, certainly, correspondents. here are the soldiers. it was a very loyal audience and it turned out to be very good with him. putin is not afraid. firstly, he is not afraid of questions, he is not afraid to talk with these representatives, in fact, as representatives of the people, it is clear that putin trusts his people, is not afraid t

well, they threw it up and edward kennedy took it as a signal and withdrew his candidacy.nal in general for so to speak. that something is actually starting to change in the democratic party, but i don't know what exactly. but i repeat this once again , i want to draw your attention to this so that we voice the fact that someone is telling the truth. something is not true, this is an element of the war of the hybrid information war, so stop talking here. oh vitalik pushed me there, and they gave me change and so on. it's a war, who will be more effective in these actions today we are trying in chorus without his comments. so. uh, no, today, just like that, half of your comments and half of the rest agreed. so the question is, who will be more effective in these processes, he will win the second point about the war. here, what is the advantage of the united states of america and what are they great well done for 150 years they have not fought on their territory and near their borders europe is the quintessence of idiocy and genius on the one hand great scientists on this co

rekindle theth tradition of the e debate, thiss brought to you through a join partnership with edward m kennedyte, hatch foundation and be our goal to foster a discussion. based on principles not politics. politics. passing some o and forming an unlikely friendship that transcended their partizan differences. in that spirit, in just a moment, we'll hear from democratic senator jeanne shaheen of new hampshire and republican senator joni ernst of iowa. they're used to facing off from their posts on the armed services committee in the senate, and clearly they have different views on the biggest issues facing the nation. but for the next hour, we'll try to find common ground through constructive disagreement we'll try to find common ground. through constructive disagreement. and search for the bipartisan compromise that has been hallmark of u.s. has been hallmark of u.s. senate for over two centuries, now. without further ado, let's get started welcome new hampshire senior jeanne shaheen and iowa senator joni ernst. [applause] senators welcome. you know senator sanders and graham did not hug the fi

we started this with this group between the edward m. kennedy institute and orrin hatch foundation. an effort to get senators together to talk about how they agree on things, different on some things. we started it with bernie sanders and lindsey graham right here at the edward m. kennedy institute. it streams at 11:00 a.m. on fox nation. the coolest thing about it is this discussion on the senate chamber looks exactly like the senate floor and it's really a great environment. >> bill: a beautiful room. he is suburb. enjoy. check it out at 11:00 a.m. and want viewers to be aware of that. cool. >> dana: i love that. when we were first showing the video i thought they were in the senate. that's how real it looks. it's very good. also we want to talk about this. china denying claims it set up a base in cuba to spy on the u.s. but the biden administration confirming over the weekend the spying efforts have gone on and say it has been since 2019. official calling it an ongoing issue. house china commission chairman mike gallagher said this. >> interested in domination and we need to take

well, yes, yes, yes, yes, here he is, here he is a typical pupil of edward kennedy under his wing, soly a staunch enemy, but at least he understood, then. now the problem is, in my opinion. the main thing of the united states is not that biden is like this. always evade responsibility, let's not talk about sad things. now let's talk about our president, so you're talking about good things. yes, in my opinion, really very important. here i agree that it is important that such an audience was indeed chosen, because it is true that in terms of what causes both excitement and questions, and the most active discussions in our society, of course, a special military operation, military operations, and so on, of course, these military correspondents. it was a very loyal audience and it turned out very good with him . putin is not afraid. no, but he is afraid, firstly, he is not afraid of questions, he is not afraid to talk with these representatives, in fact, as representatives of the people, and there it is clear that putin trusts his people, is not afraid to tell them the truth. this my peo

everything there, we would have volodya vysotsky with marina the authorities had a big reception about edward kennedynnot list those people for you, some incas came. no, it would seem fun, but my mother and i fell a little, because it was an open museum. he never refused anyone. without a passport, he worked at the canadian embassy, ​​but he had, uh, opportunities somehow, and the soviet went to find this money supply, on a different path. he went to the workshops of artists and communicated with the widow. if the artist was no longer alive, he communicated with old, and the artists redeemed everything that was in this workshop, then everything was loaded onto cars and there was no train station in nukus. the nearest station hadji-li was 20 km away, the train came in the middle of the night and the parking was only 2 minutes, the boxes were quickly dumped into the darkness, and then reloaded onto carts. igor vitalyevich did this for many years and brought thousands of works to his friends. they tried to dissuade him. igor, you will disappear under this giant wave of paintings, and he. if i don’t take

that's it for "special report" fair balanced and unafraid from the edward m. kennedy institute in boston. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, bret. >> >> jesse: fox news alert. senator chuck grassley of iowa has just revealed something that joe biden, the fbi and the justice dental have been trying to hide for years. this allegation, if true, should lead either to the impeachment or immediate resignation of joe biden. "primetime" was shocked when we found this out a few hours ago ago. back up everything the media has been lying about and uncovered would sink joe biden's presidency and candace immediately. we believe that joe biden has been blackmailed by this for years, which would explain why he acts the way he does ukraine has tapes of joe biden. ukraine has tapes of hunter biden. the highly credible fbi informant says that the burisma executive who allegedly bribed joe biden $5 million to fire the prosecutor has audio recordings of joe and of hunter. these audio recordings were kept as an insurance policy in case the burisma execut

but, first, we are coming to you tonight from the edward m. kennedy institute in boston.amber here earlier today in this spot i hosted a

. >> in massachusetts at the edward m. kennedy institute. >> martha: another good new england state. >> that's right. just next door. senator shaheen from new hampshire and senator ernst from iowa had this debate, more of a dialogue, about foreign policy issues. the first we did it with the senate project is with lindsey graham and bernie sanders. we've done a few of these. it's an effort to find common ground. it's an interesting format. we did it on fox nation live. we'll have a piece of it tonight on "special report." the special airs sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. interesting that they find common ground. there's differences. they also talk about the former president's issues here. >> martha: sound great. thanks, bret. good to have you with us this afternoon. we'll see you tomorrow no doubt. thank you. >> see you, martha. >> martha: we're following breaking news out of the white house that was just unfolding as we began the hour. the biden administration taking heat from the press right now at this briefing in what appears

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