the england team, when we went to france, would have been robbie fowler, david beckham, gary neville, know, these are household names that happen to be in the set up. so, it'sjust extraordinary to see what he became and a lot of players that we played with became and made of their careers. before you do it, remember why you are — before you do it, remember why you are doing that. try to stay upright. — you are doing that. try to stay upright, ok? a knee injury put paid to his footballing career but he was always destined to give something back to the game that he loves. he's one of a handful of former professionals refereeing at this level. he's hoping to help change perceptions. when the kids come down, you don't know what's happening at home. this could be the first part of encouragement that they've had, mejust saying, "well done. "that's a great shot". once the parents tell them that i had played in a premiership or that i had roomed of beckham, because that's somebody that they will recognise, they sort of look at me a little bit different and go, "all right, ref, ok, you have th

sol campbell, kev gordon, robbie fowler.hat happen to be in the set up. so it's just extraordinary to see what he became. and a lot of players that we played with became and made of their careers. a knee injury put paid to his footballing career, but he was always destined to give something back to the game that he loves. he's one of a handful of former professionals refereeing at this level. he's hoping to help change perceptions. when the kids come down, you don't know what's happening at home. this could be the first part of encouragement that they've had mejust saying, "well done. that's a great shot". once the parents tell them that i had played in a premiership or that i had rumours of beckham, because that's somebody that they will recognise. they sort of look at me a little bit different and go, all right, "ref, ok, you have them something. maybe i will listen to you". he's been named match official of the year this season, but it's not about awards for vans. but it's not about awards for vance. the premier league se

let's bring in leo terrell, civil rights attorney and richard fowler, host of the fowler show.rs. great to have you with us. rich, let me go to you first on this. he's down 20 points since the spring of 21. why do you think that is? >> look, let's be very honest here, martha. joe biden has never been a popular guy to begin with. you look at the history of polls when he was first elected. the most you've seen this president do is the high 40s. this hasn't stopped his law and legislative agenda or two, this hasn't resulted in huge republican wins in the mid-term elections. what i'm saying is not that the president shouldn't increase his approval rating or work at it, what i'm saying you can't judge him based on his approval rating. you have to judge him against who he will be up against in the gop nomination and also what will happen with the economic indicators by the time voters get a chance to go to the polls. if you do that, it could work out better for him than it might have if the election was today, even given the fact that the inflation numbers show that inflation is movi

which is where the front office carpet is called on until the end of it's, of course, most stricklut fowler. what about the way it's, it's a new member, but it's set that the thing just to be able to come up with almost the says on the roof of the close to the bush and overlooked the can you feel so simple little when you thought that they were the only other way to which federal she told me, hold on one shirts told me how to adjust the steering wheel on pretty much like this very well. but of course, she was doing my part from the jeff nero's position. how to adjust slim, the arrow position, how to adjust the rear mirror position. the understood, the all the way to live with the whole the whole ship vision in some sense that the star 50 is of the colors of the notion of the party of the girls wanted me to call up a few of them for them please. for the pickup of the company to come from michigan into the oprah, for the of sick of one of the minimum disciplines, it is the ultimate finish. and coming up of kids, go to one of the go and fewer than you before is a really simple thought. i'd wan

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good to see you both rich lowry, richard fowler, thank you for joining us.ll go to israel for report on accusations that benjamin netanyahu government wants to displace huge numbers of palestinians. to help get you ready, your aspen dental team is celebrating 25 years of affordable care with an epic anniversary savings event. right now, new patients without insurance and we went to jerusalem post opinion piece arguing that egypt's peninsula is an ideal location to develop a spacious resettlement for the people of gaza another israeli paper reported that benjamin netanyahu favored the voluntary migration of gaza residents in other countries, joining us from israel fox news correspondent trey yingst, now critics including in israeli press are accusing the benjamin netanyahu government of ethnic claims didn't israel promise the displace gaza residents will be able to return to their homes. >> exactly that's exactly what the israelis promise when they told palestinians to move from the northern part of gaza to the southern part of the strip. the people that are

jacob fowler teaches fifth grade at lincoln. he says his lesson about the conflict will last about 45 minutes today. he's aware that the district, ousd, has said it is not authorized, but he said the district implored teachers to teach about the conflict but says the material isn't balanced or come patable with younger students. he says he and his colleagues have crafted their own crick lusm using materials from outside sources like the howards end, teaching by muslims, and fox news. >> we believe the curriculum is one-sided as many sources were funded by israeli lobbying groups. we believe that this is an opportunity to have discussions, and we hope we've taken feedback from the jewish community about resources and pulled some, edited some. we are doing this in good faith and choosing not to be divisive but to be supportive of everyone. >> reporter: this is a complex issue. why get involved? >> i don't believe we should tell students that things are too complex for them. i think we should trust them to have opinions that are di

david fowler, channel 5 eyewitness news. >>> all right, so the group disbanded in 1991 after severalnvicted of crimes including the founder who admitted to a conspiracy to commit murder. >>> welcoming up next, food banks in the bay area are pushing to get more alaska airlines $99 companion fare means that you can bring your best friend... you know, one of us is gonna have to change? but we're twinning? oh yay. ♪♪ ♪ we care a lot. ♪ you know, my friend funshine would have loved this trip. ♪♪ well our companion fare is just $99 with the alaska airlines visa card, so your friend can come along with you! next time you're the legs! ♪ ♪ we care a lot ♪ >>> as we continue with our series, food for bay area families of food bank of contra costa and solano are encouraging young volunteers to give a hand to try to make sure families have what they need this holiday season. >> a great opportunity for kids to come in to get involved. a lot of produce bagging is what they do, they bag a lot of the produce that goes out to the community. and then, you know, they have a good time and they get invol

homicidio que ocurrió el domingo cerca de las avenidas adams y highland, al este de la ciudad de fowlerospechoso por el momento. la policía pide que se comuniquen con ellos si tiene alguna información relacionada a este caso. en san carlos, un peatón falleció atropellado la mañana del domingo. ocurrió en la cuadra 1400 de la calle el camino real, según las autoridades, la víctima identificada como un hombre de 69 años de edad, fue arrollado 2 veces. la primera vez cuando cruzaba la calle, aunque un conductor se quedó en la escena, los oficiales descubrieron que otro vehículo también atropelló a la víctima, pero huyó del lugar. a ese segundo conductor finalmente lo localizó y lo identificaron como john, de 66 años, quien ahora enfrenta cargos por delito grave de atropello y por fuga. y una persona fue encontrada muerta en el área de la calle 15 y la avenida 60 eshoo en sacramento. el incidente ocurrió el domingo cuando la policía respondió al reporte de una persona tirada en el piso. al llegar al lugar le ofrecieron primeros auxilios, pero la víctima no respondió y aunque aún están inves

fox news contributor richard fowler. thank you for joining us. i will get your reaction.santos is out which means republicans are in quite the bind. what happens next? >> republican from ohio might resign soon. kevin mccarthy, those votes on government funding become tight and tough a very quickly. the situation has become untenable. he was grandstanding a lot. santos, understand why they needed to do it but the math is the math. elections have consequences. it depends. 311 is a high margin. where is bob menendez? we adjudicate folks who were not convicted of charges, no one has called for his expulsion. jason: he can't save mike johnson. what happens to bob menendez? >> they are governed differently. there's a lot of pushback, that we shouldn't expelled george santos but it is worth pointing out, we expect elected officials especially members of congress to be a little better than everybody else, have more integrity. when the ethics committee which is 50% republican investigated george santos they found damning evidence, botox purchases paid for by the american people in

the fowler residence had been located here was a nice big summer estate. erwin g. fowler, who was a publisher, lived there, and he had this nice row of maple trees. the tree. from what i can gather, based on my research, would have been just by the telephone pole. and there is now a marker there. unfortunately, i don't have confirmed pictures of the tree. have a picture of the tree, maybe taken 20 years before that. i think is the tree based upon my research, but there's no way to definitively say yes, that is the tree. so of course, this is all over the news on friday, june 3rd, everywhere there's a description of the the wireless operators at the milltown tower, the railroad, intercepting all the news transmissions from port jervis to new york city and back about all the stuff that happened. like shortly after midnight. word is traveling that fast. so this is all over the newspapers. there's a lot of indignation and shame and there's also a sense of outrage. but there's also a sense of he got what he deserved. so people sort of talked out of both sides of their m

he is teamed up with fowler.hat must be a cool tournament, bahamas. >> todd: you said he captured four birdies, he didn't capture birds, right? >> carley: he did not take a gun to the bahamas and start shooting birds from the sky, todd. back to politics, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is opening up about her rocky relationship with nancy pelosi. she is not holding back. >> todd: it is insane. we are sharing juicy details when joe concha joins us live. don't go anywhere. - [speaker] why would drug dealers put a lethal dose of fentanyl in drugs if they know it's so harmful? - it's cheap, it's potent, and it's profitable. really just all about the money. (upbeat music) the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the

jonna caldwell and richard fowler. great to see you both.nno i will start with you and where the republican race is now and are you kind of hearing from voters that they understand that at this point to be a race for second place to donald trump? >> i think you just hit it right on the head, harris. this is a race for second place. potentially a race for vice president. i think nikki haley would make an exceptional vice president if she were to choose to join donald trump. in my opinion, this race is over, the primary is too far away for any of the candidates nikki haley, ron desantis, vivek ramaswamy, any of these guys to catch up to donald trump. the more we keep seeing things like colorado, the court cases, only provides a greater support system for donald trump because republican voters see it as an attack on them. >> harris: in fact, richard, my earlier guest leo terrell said something interesting. he wants to see a profile in courage from the president and vice president on the whole thing playing out with donald trump and keeping him

programing so people can be more informed those ultimately start to disappear thanks to mark fuller fowler yeah he he kind of doesn't it says that he's not going to enforce them initially. he kind of does it like a wink wink to the networks, like i'm not i'm not really paying attention to this. and then ultimately, when there is kind of a he makes a serious move on congress, actually a bipartisan coalition in congress comes together to try to pass to reinstate the fairness doctrine because they actually see that as really important as a way to get other different voices. this is that both liberals and conservatives could agree on. but that legislation ultimately vetoed by ronald reagan because he says, again, the marketplace can deliver this diversity of perspectives and then people can choose in there. and so i think part of the decline of the fairness is this reliance on the marketplace to deliver a democratic debate discourse and and in the end, it does not it generates it. it allows what sells. it allows what's a higher rating to dominate the conversation rather than here is an informe

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those ultimately start to disappear, thanks to mark fowler, he kind of says that he's not going to enforce them initially, he kind of does a wink wink to the networks, i am not really paying attention to this. and then ultimately, when there is -- he makes a serious move on that, congress actually, a bipartisan coalition in congress, comes together to try to pass legislation to reinstate the fairness doctrine, because they actually see that as really important as a way to get different voices, this is something that both liberals and conservatives could agree on, but that legislation is ultimately vetoed by ronald reagan, because he says, again, the marketplace can deliver. this diversity of perspectives, and then people can choose in there. so, i think part of the decline of the fairness doctrine is this reliance on the marketplace to deliver democratic debate and discourse. and in the end, it generates, it allows what sells, it allows higher rating to dominate the conversation, rather than years of informed analysis of the different issues and the different angles. so, i think that is on

today he's paired with rickey fowler. they're teeing off just after 11:00 a.m. those are some of your -- well, all your headlines. put a a few things in there for you. maria: i like that. thank you, cheryl. house republicans are moving toward a vote to formalize the biden impeachment inquiry. james comer and jim jordan and jason smith expected to make the case today for impeaching biden in a closed door meeting. kim strassel wrote an op-ed in the journal about hunter biden's missing services. we have the e-mail, it follows a newly released e-mail from a bank money laundering executive, shows a bank examiner raising concerns about hunter biden's account, she writes this, the investigator queried why anyone was getting paid millions in fees when it does not appear there were services rendered. joining me is the new york post columnist and fox news contributor, miranda devine. great to see you. the democrats keep saying there's no evidence, there's no evidence and yet every day we get more of these blockbuster things. this e-mail i have in front of me is incredible

chris christie use fowler language that i don't want to use here on the debate stage.nsparing to say if you send our sons and daughters to fight in somebody else's war or $200 billion of our taxpayer money to advance ukraine's work you better darn well know which provinces in ukraine you are fighting for. the fact of the matter is the people that have wielded foreign policy experience as a card for much of this race, i think i revealed them as a fraud. they don't know the first thing about what they are fighting for. i want to say one thing. i want to speak the truth and lose an an election than to win by playing political snakes and ladders. my long-run bet is not in the short run. that's the approach that actually pays off. if you want someone who will speak truth to power he want somebody who will speak the truth to you. that's what i'm doing. >> truth is often unpopular, vivek. we will continue to talk to you while we agree and disagree. best of luck. thanks. >> thank you. appreciated. >>> ivy league pre meet the traveling trio. the thrill seeker. the soul searcher

joining ugh -- us now from new york, charlie around note, and with me, richard fowler e, fox news contributording every hour, along with fox, on this indictment on friday. how does it look that the guy who was spending almost a million and a half bucks on a lam boar begin first on prostitutes, on a luxury home in venice beach, california, couldn't find a way to pay his taxes? >> well, i think it just shows us a little bit more about what we already knew about hunter biden. unfortunately, he's a complete degenerate. look at the things he's spending copious amounts of money on, prostitutes, drugs, engaging in activities that as the president's son, even if it's something that you enjoy, you need to keep it clean, right, for the sake of the image of this country. and i would like to say that this indictment is a good start, but unfortunately, i think we all a realize that tax evasion is really just nothing minnesota a smoke screen to really cover up for the real crimes that hunter biden is engaging in because i would ask, howie, where are the fara charges? hunter biden is receiving all of this d

read those stories with a certain amount of confidence that our democratic institutions were still fowler's better than, or here will be unthinkable to challenge judges in a challenge their safety, and threaten those changes and their families on the basis of decisions that they made as officers of the court. but we live in a new world, and i think we're at a point where it is far too late for donald trump to protest that he doesn't think that his followers will follow through on his words. he doesn't intend for them to do it. he's not responsible for it. we are at a point where clearly he has that responsibility, and we've seen some limited orders restraining trump and his lawyers from commenting on cases as a reflection of the power his words have. now we see it happening in appellate courts were gag orders aren't, per se, applicable, and i think it's something that is a political moment, where political actors have the obligation to stand up and to speak out against -- restore democratic norms. that has to be done on the political side of the aisle, not by the courts themselves. >> all r

charlie hurt and richard fowler, both fox news contributors. charlie, i start with you.u think about the media's response from those two clips? >> that's pretty remarkable if gavin newsom is a better alternative than joe biden. that says a lot about joe biden. i thought it was an interesting debate and i thought the questions were great. what was remarkable was the lengths that gavin newsom went to to avoid answering the questions. he lied about everything. we don't have time to go through examples. the most glare was was the net migration out of california to other states and even mexico. he lies about it and refuses to acknowledge the actual facts that sean hannity very correctly put up on the screen in factual chart form so viewers could see it and gavin newsom can only lie about it and instead attack ron desantis on things about the republican primary or whatever because he doesn't have answers. he can't defend his own record in california. >> harris: first of all, richard. i want you to respond to what charlie just said. >> look, i thought to respond to all of it. i

randall fowler of abilene christian university is going to talk about the great communicator and the great satan, revisiting reagan's approach to iran. elizabethth spalding from the victims of communism memorial and pepperdine is going to talk about that the evil empire and sti, the more rhetoric of peace through strength, and with some depth trepidation i'm going to bat cleanup and talk about the art of reagan's soviet writer, a grand strategy for the cold war. allison. >> thank you all very much. i had a brief title change at the last minute, so apologies that it did not let you know that. but the world is a stage, scenes from reagan's rhetorical legacy. if the cold war was the trauma impacted in various places and moments on the world stage, ronald reagan played a starring role. his was the marquee name, the actor who appeared on set at junctures in this jew political contest. and, in fact, for many years americans the 40th president of the united states spoke of the ultimate cold war europe, reagan cultivated, embodied in an embrace. a hallmark of reagan's rhetorical skill lay in

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now joining me now is editor in chief of auto express, steve fowler. fi dreams , or could this turn fi dreams, or could this turn out to be our worst nightmare? what could possibly go wrong with allowing cars to drive themselves as well ? themselves as well? >> i think in many ways, martin computers will probably end up being far better drivers than you and i are, but a lot of people are worried about it. a lot of people don't realise they've got a lot of computers doing work when doing a lot of the work when they're already some they're driving already some autonomous already autonomous functions are already on may have things on your car. you may have things like assist or like lane keep assist or stability control systems where it's a computer doing things better than you could do. and they really do make a car safer. but now i've but yeah, i will admit now i've got some autonomous functions on my car i have on my my car that i have on my driveway . it's what's called driveway. it's what's called level two. there various level two. there are various

but who to quote fowler harper, the solicitor general, his solicitor general at the interior department in the 1940s. he said rows over would not lift a finger to the --. his was the administration that kept the immigration. 90% under filled meaning could have saved 190,000 -- under existing without changing the immigration laws at all. his was the administration that sent planes to bomb germany. when you look at the the the exhibit here you'll see the locations. his was the administration that sent i have trouble reading because my left i can't really read while out on my left i. his was the administration they kept the immigration quotas 90% under seal. as i said his was the administration that sent planes bomb german oil factories less than five miles from the gas chambers, auschwitz, but refused to instruct them to drop drop bombs, the gas chambers or the railway lines, even after reaching the maps and detailed information about what was happening in these camps, his the administration, they refused to pressure the british to open the gates of palestine so -- could find refuge there

marian fowler got kicked off elvis'vis' pla s plane at graced because she got so excited when she sawis', she jus bed. >> she jumped in it and all that. and the alarm off. my mom got dragged out, the plane got thrown the. i the lisa marie there's nothing i could do to, like, talk the guy out of it. just hadt. e man, to. the man sorry, is the king for i a reason. hurtca: you sh? you should watch priscilla. yeah. yeah. it's beautifulin i. >> w and his bed is featured in it heavily. is it ever with themit in? okay. up next, a man and his baseball gun versus the apex predatort h >> find out what happens at times. pilots are married all around. they're laser and determined to perform without excuses. this is their school. those who rise to the occasion prove they hands down the top combat pilots anywhere. these guys are hard hitting guys. we're more lethal than we've ever been. and i know what makes it through here. this is a reputation of not an easy place to go through. one or 2 seconds. it sometimes would be the difference between life and death. it's the big mash. we want to go out. we

is it a fowler or is it a must is that if renders ending e values see the lock box yes. we think itapplies in both direio, in understanding the right it's self and in detanding the limitations are built into it. >> you had a diussion about the length of time that someof these orders last. arguing for a temporary dispossession. unofficial challenge i am wondering if we need to get into that. normally we ask official there are any circumstances in which the disposseiowould be lawful. maybe a lifetime band that comes to us, those would be separate russians. is that w u see, too? >> i think that wod be a separate lesson, yes. a odreason to reject challenges as they come om the work becae of traditional judgments that we support. >>> along the same lineon the official aspect ofitdoing it to resolve the questions that justice alito was asking, given the plaintiff before us and the respondents? been adjudicated as rc1. we had a finding credible threat. the dangerous argumentses most appantthere. don't know much about how all states administer this. >> i agree it challenge. the

look at, you know, mark fowler and the first gay kiss tv between two men. kiss on tv between two men., on eastenders. >> remember that. >> oh, gosh. i remember that. >> oh, gosh. i remember that. >> yeah. that you know, that >> yeah. that was you know, that was, that was risk taking risky tv. was such a great way tv. but it was such a great way of touching on important social issue also producing great issue and also producing great drama. i think it's not drama. and i do think it's not necessarily chasing necessarily about chasing ratings. that alex, ratings. it's partly that alex, of but i do think every of course, but i do think every single broadcaster, publisher, anybody out anybody in the media game out there sometimes to there says sometimes you have to take and worry is the take risks. and the worry is the bbc doing that. i think bbc stops doing that. i think park that for moment. park that for a moment. the issue vorderman gary issue of carol vorderman or gary lineker saying things on their own attacking own twitter feeds or attacking the think that's the government, i think

and she's talking about research done as part of her outstanding new book, rand fowler of abilene christian university is going to talk about the great communicator and the great satan revisiting reagan's approach to iran. elizabeth spalding from the victims of communism memorial foundation and pepperdine is going to talk about the moral that the the evil empire in sdi and the moral rhetoric of peace through strength and was summed trepidation. i'm going to back clean up and talk about the arc of reagan's soviet rhetoric. a grand strategy for the cold war. allison. wright, thank you all very. i had a brief title at the last minute, too, so apologies that i did not let you know that. but the world is his stage. scenes from reagan's rhetorical legacy. if the cold war, a drama enacted in various places and moments on the world stage, ronald played a starring role. his was the marquee name, the actor who appeared on set at pivotal junctures in this geopolitical contest. and in fact for many u.s. americans, the 40th president of the united states spoke as the ultimate cold warrior episode that r