the security that got these that gotcha as follows. so from from the west and from the thing and government. so the presence of china is in the jet, that meeting is a good side because the chinese inputs, i was expecting that the chinese input in the discussions. and if that would be fine, and some of the, the input their chinese input would be in other words i, that was very much a china who, who was sent to a statement that's, that's what the drum counter russian interest or good afternoon at north position these are the the conflict in it's a great experience. we have several. so sheldon, sonya sca again with officials reporting for a scene west and supplied shells used in the as has some cities continue to face it with lenses selling brothers have started to recover from the attacks. i'll see that steve sweeney was in mariel. pull the reports on the city's rise from the ashes. the matter you poll, a city destroyed often more than a few days of fighting nettle faces a new bottle for its future. the cities full of my bed has teamed u

speaking, we can see an end to this war without providing that shot with the security guard these that gotcha as follows. so from from the west and from the thing and government. and having said that, i guess we can have another look at what's going on instead of what are the hidden i and i, i tend to believe that this just the meeting as an opportunity for the key key or government to climb down the mountain. in other words, that the last few months have seen an escalation on the part of the thing and government, whether it's early like the sounds or a major comfortable offensive or uh, media wise. and so i believe that maybe the gen, the meeting would provide the government the same was a way out of the president, the reasons it has as promised, it has promised to us it has promised it's deeper that the concert or it's gone through offensive would be a major one and it would ultimately change the dynamics on the back end for you. so far that has hasn't happened. and according to menissi, experts around words like this in the west, there are really those see that this was happening. so, so i

so, i want to put you up on a pedestal so everyone can see what you can do. >> seth: okay, gotcha.ext time >> no, not at all. [ laughter ] >> seth: sure. >> that's the -- they asked me, like, "do you want us to give it to seth? i was like, "no, i want to give it to him on the stage, because i think you're that good." >> seth: all right, wow. >> and if you're wrong, it works either way [ laughter ] okay, so i'll do the -- obviously i'm the kev part and you're every part that's not kev. >> seth: gotcha, okay. >> so i'm gonna set him up with -- lyrically. if you guys want to "oompa oompa oompa" along, you can. don't -- i know you're a pro i'm sorry, i was giving you notes. [ laughter ] but, you know, just so we have a little background. or not otherwise it's acapella and dry, it's gonna sound like high school >> seth: okay. >> all right, here we go ♪ on the first da of impressions cam bane did send to me ♪ ♪ batman in a porno movie ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ on the second day of impressions cam vince vaughn sent to me ♪ ♪ two buddy buddies and batman in a porno movie ♪ [ laughter ] >> so far, s

. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> that's wutang's territory [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, so you're king of fours and one of my first rulings, i'm going to be the head coach of the giants >> seth: really? the giants are actually doing pretty well this year. >> yeah, i love them, we're gladiators we're gladiators you know what john lennon called new york city? >> seth: what did john lennon -- >> he called it rome >> seth: oh, wow >> this is the center of the universe >> seth: gotcha. so, this is exciting that you're taking over -- you're the king of new york. you're taking over the giants. now as a coach, what would be the first rule you would have as a coach in the nfl >> i would change the lunch. [ laughter ] everybody's eating pork and beans and franks [ laughter ] cowboy food. >> seth: yeah. oh, that's very exciting you feel like maybe things have gotten a little too nutritious, and you go back to the old ways. >> absolutely. whatever happened to knishes [ laughter ] >> seth: that's true, you feel like - >> i love knishes. >> seth: uh-huh. >> i used to go to coney island a lot. >> seth: to go

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>> they love that, yeah. >> seth: gotcha. >> they start hating on the other people >> seth: oh, they always just if something happened recently, yeah and do you -- have you brought them to any -- do they come to premieres? do they do any of that >> yeah, mum came to the dublin one for this, had a good time. if there's nice food, she's really -- she wasn't crazy about the movie, but nice food, a couple of cocktails. >> seth: is that how you know how she felt about the movie when her review afterwards were like, the canapes were wonderful. >> exactly, yeah i think this is a success. >> seth: well, that's great. it's wonderful it's such a beautiful film it must be -- you know, i know it took a lot to film, and i know it was during this really difficult time to film it must be such a relief to have it done and out and having so many people enjoy it >> yeah, it's great. i've been kind of surprised. i thought it was a pure kind of comedy slightly. but people have seemed to be moved by it in lots of ways. i get it's -- it's maybe sadder than i thought it was when it first played for me. but

thomas: gotcha. so maybe early on they speckled money in wider places and in more recent years they have become more strategic? alex: that's definitely a possibility. they were keen to portray themselves as openhanded with money and the narrative throughout is that we are like you. we were a very poor country not long ago. we are not colonial unlike the other powers active in the region. so we are presenting something completely different and we just want mutual cooperation of mutual benefit. i think what's interesting from our point of view is there is a fair amount of public events right now, with bri turning 10 right now, counting from 2013, that's roughly the same time the u.s. launched the asia pivot as well. so looking at how over the past 10 to 12 years, how the two different movements have paralleled and differed, there is deftly a move towards a strategic intent in these investments. thomas: brent, going back to you and your book about naval power in the 21st century, you advocate for this t

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oh, that's a gotcha question. nothing wrong with a gotcha question. that's good i'm trying to get you i'm holding it to account right now. my goal, i love the way people run away. yeah, i'm trying to get you. i make no apologies for that. right. holding someone to account, catching them out. fine. if you're inconsistent, you're dishonest. i'm going to call you out. general flynn, before he went kind of full q and on ask and had the shortest national scrutinized career in american history. he came on my show. he was still a trump proxy at that time in the 2016 race and we had discovered that during the obama administration when you in the end. so in the end of the obama he was the head of the dia defense of perhaps barack obama's worst many decisions but he made michael flynn head of the defense intelligence agency. flynn went from congress and we found a quote from a transcript where he talked about how iran's nuclear program wasn't threat or some such formulation. so i decided to read those words out to my talk about it in the book, a way to kind of

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gotcha. okay. my ssl ukraine claims to have liberated over 200 square kilometers of territory. but the front line has only moved a few kilometers in the nearly 2 months that ukrainian troops have started pushing south and east. trying to break through mines concrete barriers and trenches that have slowed their advance and cost many ukrainian lives as well as western equipment. steve craniums have hundreds of tanks and troops carriers from germany. the u. k. france and the us. bradley fighting vehicles, challenger's leopards. there indispensable, and breaking through front lines. but many have reported late been destroyed. and the russians have adopted new tactics using drones to help pinpoint artillery strikes and remotely dropping mines into areas the craniums had already cleared. meanwhile, ukraine is thinking to one part of their strategy that hasn't changed their trying to get their native was sourced artillery and rocket launchers into a range of russian ammunition depos, blowing up the equipment in the rear. so russians can't use it at the front. drone attacks have also b

. >> gotcha.l, off the back, we'll finally the golden retriever called red pod in the neighbor's pool. >> wait, what? yeah. zeppole ali was caught on video scaling the neighbor's backyard fence in new jersey just so he could take a dip in the pool. i mean, i get it. it is hot. it's dog days of summer. his owner, aaron, could be heard scolding him, but he defied her. >> and it's pretty clear he knew exactly what he was doing, walking all the way to the stairs and then making deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. [audience applauds] today, actress anya taylor-joy. plus, the one and only, common. and we've got better back to school lunches.

gotcha. he said it was like the clown car. kids were just coming out. >> steve: he was the coach not to keep the kids out of trouble. he was the coach to keep him out of trouble. >> brian: that's true. we will see a little bit more a little bit later. the family oldest brother number one pick of houston. second brother a star at university of binghamton and other two topics in the u.s. you don't see families like this. >> ainsley: you helped introduce them to the sport. >> brian: i didn't screw them up. >> steve: all right. so great job coming over to new jersey. meanwhile, 7:01 here in new york city. the second hour of "fox & friends" started 1:229. >> ainsley: we begin this hour with a fox weather alert. florida's gulf coast is bracing now for tropical storm idol i can't. governor ron desantis urging residence to be vigilant. >> steve: idol i can't a tropical storm but going to intensify as it approaches florida forecast to bring winds and light threatening floods hih water vehicles and aircraft for recovery efforts. one thi

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i'm -- >> it's not a one-man show, i'm sorry, i -- "kiss my aztec" is my new musical >> seth: okay, gotchabut i can't sing. >> seth: oh, so that's why you need more man in the show? >> yeah, exactly i need a lot more people in the show because i can't sing. i mean, i've got a great voice, i just can't hit a melody or a pitch. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> it's a beautiful voice. so yeah, it's coming to broadway next year, yeah. it's a real funny take on conquest and genocide. >> seth: oh, that's good well - [ laughter ] >> fodder. fodder for humor >> seth: if there's any pair of hands i feel like that might be safe in, it's yours. >> yeah, yeah, no, i handle it >> seth: you were bruno in "encanto." >> yes oh, thank you. [ cheers and applause thank you. >> seth: now, you know, obviously you've done animated films before but to be the sort of -- the title character in the song that was what everybody was singing for the course of -- >> crazy hit >> seth: what was it like? >> oh my god, it was incredible. first lin-manuel calls me up and goes, "john, i wrote a rap for you. oh my god, he wrote

i think there's going to be a gotcha question coming from our colleagues in a gotcha question for everyonewer to be replayed forever and ever going forward is was the 2020 election stolen from donald trump by joe biden? you cannot plague pattycake here these candidates have to absolutely go hard and say no it was not stolen and this man has been indicted for trying to steal an election. who is willing to take on donald trump? that is what i am looking for in the coming debate. shannon: peggy quick word for you in the debate? >> i agree it's an important pivotal moment for desantis to rebuild some momentum. i think we are watching tim scott as well. he has been doing well per our reporting in iowa in terms of is a positive message and backed by many on wall street. think the last thing is how can these candidates that are on the stage cut through the overhang of trunk to get across some of their policies on the economy and on foreign policy to cut through to the voters? >> we not martha and brett are working up a heavy policy questions panel thank you very much ocs back in washington next s

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