>> harold: we should ask him.f all, i'm glad to see you back, you look great. >> greg: thank you, you look the same. >> harold: thank you, sir. the president is innocent until proven guilty. judge, i would push back on one thing you said, that mr. pecker actually signed a nonprosecution agreement. so he can be prosecuted. that's what's probably in his head. >> judge jeanine: he'd be prosecuted and convicted because he agreed to testify a certain way. that's what it is. its immunity. >> harold: it's a nonprosecution agreement. they are different than, nonprosecution agreement. pecker testified today -- third thing is, he did the right thing, everything he had been saying all week long. waking up this morning and seeing him in harlem, a juxtaposition of that picture, it should say to the white house, even more of what you are trying, you've got to do more of. i don't understand why the president, president biden, won't release whatever executive orders he's going to do it on the border, he should be doing that now b

>> harold: let me finish my point. know if you are right about that. he could be sentenced. >> jesse: as someone who has never passed the bar, i am right. >> tyrus: to be fair, let's just put that out there. >> sandra: but to be fair -- >> jesse: he's innocent -- >> harold: innocent until proven guilty and i look forward to hearing the case. >> sandra: we know where this is going next, followed it minute-by-minute, today. the jurors sworn in, the prosecution as of monday, it was confirmed today they will be able to start making their case, emily. >> emily: and the question is sort of, will the defense be able to make their case? when you post that hypothetical that you would have your lawyers make the case for you and if rules are set in place and you don't obey, naturally incarceration is the next step, but the question is one of the rules are unfair? what if they are totally rigged against you? what if the applications of those rules are totally faulty and by that i mean as trump's defense have tried to, for example,

harold harold it was a good picture.efore the golf tournament helicopter drops thousands of balls on the green below. every ball was an entry into a raffle which was won by landing in a hole. prizes clue staycations and phoenix suns tickets. the main thing is ronald mcdonald house provides free shelters for families of children traveling to arizona for medical treatment. hopefully they raise a lot of money. >> dana: cool. this is ohio man being called a hero this is migrate fear of going to any sort of game. this guy basically had quick reflexes and saved the life of a 4-year-old boy at a hockey game. the puck was coming right at him at cleveland monsters' game and andrew jumped? front of the boy to block the speeding puck with his hand deflecting it. it came so close it left ice particles in his hair. they were reunited and nasir was able to do the puck drop that happened at the start of the game. that wanted ha. there is a new quiz at the quiz dot fox you know i love a quiz. take it every day. takes you less than 5 min

you, harold?key playoff time because it's time to get it on. who has the biggest -- about who is the big dog in the yard, dana. >> dana: yep. >> tyrus: you will appreciate. this taking us all the way back to gladiator days. everyone screams at you. everyone going for face shots. this is why they play the game. right? that's amazing. and if you want to keep the amazing party going. you need to roll down my tyrus live comedy tour in cities all over the country and 10 days away i'm going to be completely sold out my entire tour. >> it is everywhere. >> jesse: where is decatur? >> i ill-noise. >> bret: i want to see that jesse. i think that could be good. >> jesse: thanks, bret. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, fox news has just learned houak

>> harold: asking a quiet stand, hypothetical. >> harold: judge, this is what i would lay out -- >> judgee -- >> tyrus: the judge already laid it out. but under this gag order, trump did not violate it. >> jesse: are you sure king kong died -- speeder he got on the building and they shot him down. it was 1946. we have come a long way from then. [laughter] >> dana: kim kardashian getting on the trump train again? the reality start offering some kind words for the former president. ♪ ♪ known for following your dreams. known for keeping with tradition. known for discovering new places. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 16 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is early-stage non—small cell lung cancer. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies before surgery when you have early-stage lung cancer, which can be removed by surgery, and then continued alone after surgery to help prevent your lung cancer from coming back. keytruda can cause your immune system to

harold, what's in the tree?: let's roll the tape. >> greg: it's brian kilmeade. no, it's -- 30 seconds. there we go. it's a bear. none of you guys chose bear. all right, jesse. >> jesse: a guy in oregon just minding his business walking into a convenience store and this happened right afterwards. just a fl flying blade. >> that's why you got to be prompt. >> greg: i saw that coming. i got a million of them, dana. a million. speaking of million. what's up, bret? >> bret: hey, greg, count the nuts instead of what is in the tree. >> greg: who doesn't? >> bret: okay. thanks. good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, former president trump is calling the situation in the southwest

>> harold: yes. >> judge jeanine: i did not know. >> harold: i know he did not. >> greg: who cares. >hat if you are in opposition to donald trump, you have to get to the issues and get to what the candidates will do better for the comment or he want to support us. when we look at the polling data would you rightly point out, what president biden is running behind and the battleground states, you have to look at the issues that are causing it to happen. i thought what president trumpet on abortion today or yesterday was absolute confusing i think democrats will use it. if you want to go after more issues go after more issues but i think the personalization and personalizing of this is not necessary, of gave a jennifer lewis is a benefit of the delta politicians, people assigned to deal with the seriousness of campaigns, talking about ukraine, russia, abortion, issues that it animated campaign of beaten one of the things she says grereg is the whites and te rich people are doing everything they can to stay in it gated communities and not pay taxes. yet 1 percent as of the wager warner -

dine. >> dana: harold, do you want to go. >> >> harold: no. it's going to be a great game tonight.ht. >> bret: hey, dana purdue, don't even need the points. all right. thanks. former president donald trump declines to endorse a national abortion ban. tonight the fallout from all sides. meantime president biden is going to try again to forgive student loan debt for millions of americans after courts have shot dow

>> harold: know, when we can share.'ve said yesterday 80 percent of this is the white house, responsibly right now because of the way they're doing executive orders and you put pressure on congress and 20 percent is congress. it is amazing to me how serious this issue is and the corresponding lack of action on everybody side. that's it would take president trump at its word that he will be elected president in november. that it means he wants us to wait seven months and perhaps another 2 million people, and million and a half people entering the country illegally and the numbers will probably drive up because if we knew today that president trump would let those outside of the country, they would rush an even more because they believe that president trouble shut the border down. let subtle on 2 million. to watch million illegal undocumented people here. at some point on the american people deserve action from the president and congress on both sides? it is not fair that all of the time and every time our political leade

>> harold: i just don't personalize -- we tend he have to personalize that's the problem. >> harold:or should do this, i think she should be more adamant but i don't put the blood on her hands, uploaded the blood on the political systems hands is not acting and i think what that widow says, if you hear that as a politician, as a citizen, as an advocate as a buddy who cares and does not act, something is wrong with you. >> judge jeanine: you hope the sensitivity that will fuel all because she is feeling about all change the law? she said two cops were killed two years ago and nothing changed. >> harold: i just liberated easter so are you believe in the power of forgiveness. >> judge jeanine: i don't forgive her. >> dana: kathy hogan knew she did not -- she was uninvited and she went anyway. one thing to be told you are not welcome and go, but she knew she would not be and she went anyway. when the action she could take if she was bold enough to do so is invite alvin brad and say you are fired. that would be bold, courageous. and might hold her standing but look at what happened with l

edith, who was harold's high school sweetheart. it is truly been my privilege to get to know both harold and during my time on the lincoln forum board. and finally, let me introduce your moderator. certainly not last, but certainly not least. i'm delighted to introduce as your moderator for this panel discussion my friend aaron carlson, mass. i first got to know aaron during tenure as the executive director of president lincoln's cottage in washington, d.c., where she spearheaded an innovative approach to the site as both a center of lincoln history and a venue which to examine issues relevant to both lincoln's time and our own. under aaron's leadership, the cottage became less of a museum of objects and more of a museum of ideas rooted in the place in which they took shape. president lincoln's cottage received awards for excellence during aaron's tenure, including a presidential medal. its international students opposing program. 50 great places to work in washington d.c. and the best museum off of the mall for four years in a row

harold do we owe you one. >> harold: go blue michigan beat michigan state to go to the final four. >>appy birthday to jesse junior aka lightning. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight the possibility of a major escalation in the middle east conflict involving israel, hamas, and

and in harold image creators. and in harold wilson's case, it was joe haynes.for instance, turned down a knighthood that was offered to him after he left number 10 because he didn't want to change himself. but certainly when it came to harold wilson's image, he designed that for that reason. but that goes back to things like john major's soapbox or whatever. i mean, politicians do to have a particular do that to have a particular image they put out to the public, as indeed you do . public, as indeed you do. >> i'm who i am. it's very >> i'm just who i am. it's very straightforward. anyway, thank you up next, you to my panel. coming up next, a former prime minister a certain former prime minister whose have heard whose father you may have heard of, has invoked another of, too, has invoked another former minister his former prime minister in his censure of the nanny state's attack on and cigar attack on tobacco and cigar smokers. forget smokers. plus, don't forget today's book today's nations book club features archduke eduard von habsburg on his new book, the ha

go ahead, harold. >> harold: people are gambling a lot. >> jeanine: do you think gambling is -- >> haroldnd others wanting to watch all of these games and they are betting on everything. you can bet on who is going to kick this, throw this. a kid got expelled from the nba forever because he bet on basketball. >> jeanine: what is addictive? the gambling or the winning? >> jesse: i don't know the difference. >> jeanine: do you keep gambling on the hope you are going to winning? >> jesse: i lost a thousand dollars. i am done. >> dana: i believe sports gambling, especially for young people over the age of the 18 but not quite fully formed, it is the new opioid epidemic. watch my words. >> it is the most easily understood addiction. no one follows teams, they follow their own debts. it started with rotisserie league and went into fantasy league. you may think it is good in the short term but you don't have the loyalty we had and the memories of 20 years of going back with that team until they finally win. it is how much do i make on that game or that player. i don't care if my team won, i lost

companion harold ford jr. jesse watters and tyrus. 00it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. yes. all right. well, that was former president donald trump just moments ag entld trumpo saying he is ready to testify after the stage gotte . the 18 people who will determine his fate have been seated havbeen in hish money trial in new york. opening arguments will beginntsl this monday. >> the big developments today, among them developm judge ruling that prosecutors will not toe. st tive advance notic >>o the witness list to trump's legal team because the former president cannotcause th be trut to post about them. team trump will, howeverabout th get one name. >> on sunday night, trump railing agains night.t tht order imposed by the judge that limits what he can publicly say about. >> witnesses. he says it's time to take the muzzle off. metaken away my constitutional rights to. and that includes speaking to you. i have a lot to say to you. .y to yand i'm not allowed to s. and i'm the only one everyone else c

she was 22 years younger than harold wilson.d of policy, both knew, but kept the secret until now. he raised it with her and she confirmed it, and he then told me and we agreed we would never tell anybody, and for 50 years we haven't. we kept it secret because we thought it would be used damagingly against him at that time. the family man image was on display again, on holiday in his beloved scilly isles, but he did have to contend with rumours of an affair with his secretary, marcia williams, later baroness falkender — rumours he always denied. harold wilson died in 1995 but janet hewlett—davies died only a few months ago. this revelation now puts the record straight, of a hidden affair at one of the most scrutinised addresses in the land. this was a little sunshine at sunset. she obviously made him finally happy, which i had never seen him happy. britain's booming gaming industry gathered for the 20th bafta games awards in central london this evening. super mario brothers wonder won best family game, but it was baldur�*s gate

harold ford jr. tennessee congressman and co-host of the five. ben domenech.en domenech podcast on fox news radio. and axios political reporter stef kight. you see a change in some of the democrats' talking points on this from the beginning until now? >> i mean, certainly seeing house democrats actually call for, you know, the stepping down of officials at columbia. it's a huge moment in a shift we have only really heard from republicans up until this point calling for that kind of action. and expecting there to be divide among democrats on the hill when they vote on a resolution against anti-semitism we already know some democrats are not certain they can support the bill as it is. even though there are democrats who have signed on to this motion. so we are continuing to see this issue be really a divisive issue within the democratic party. and they are struggling to figure out how to respond to it. wanting to, you know, protect the right to free speech, the right to protest, wanting to assure the more progressive wing of their party that they do care about h

and i have some picks for you. >> okay, harold, are you ready for this?illiams of usc will go number one to the chicago bears. i think you're right. jayden daniels of lsu will go number two to the washington commanders. >> that's a good choice. drake may have usc will go number three to the patriots, and then these three teams are looking to trade up in the first round to grab a qb. that means quarterback. vikings. broncos. raiders. i'm going to go on the record, dan, and say this is the first time you've ever read those words out loud. >> well, that's true. i want to thank dan howley, who is a former fox sportscaster. >> and thank you for helping me sound really smart. thank you so great. a.j. mccarthy is going to crack the top five. bye, jesse. okay. so a british marathoner had a glass of wine per mile at the london marathon. >> typical british move, always showing off. 25 glasses of wine while running a marathon. >> finished under 4 hours. kidding. seriously, what is wrong with him tonight? >> because you don't drink. tonight, jesse. what a primetime.

yeah, it's the full sequence content. harold, the following report has recently been received from a reliable source in italy. it is sent to you in the belief that it may be of interest videos to show organization crow sions, fascist organization headed by hand type avalanche removed funds from yugoslavia estimated to total 350000000 swiss francs. the funds were launched in the form of gold coins above the funds brought from the for my independence crow at state where jews and serves with plundered to us upon the most to show organization in exile. an estimated 150000000 swiss francs were in pounded by british. most of our it is that the strows with frontier the balance of approximately 200000000 swiss francs was originally held in the vatican for safe keeping. and according to a ruler, a considerable portion of this later amount has been sent to spain and argentine as through the vatican's pipeline. but it is quite possible that this is merely the smoke screen to cover the fact that the treasure remains in its original repository . sincerely yours, emerson, bigelow, famous journalis

. >> harold: a.j. mccarthy is going to crack the top. >> jesse: british marathoners had a glass of wine per mile at the london marathon. typical british move always showing off 25 glasses of wine while running a marathon, finished under four hours. >> harold: are you kidding me? >> jesse: seriously. >> harold: what is wrong with him? >> jesse: because you don't drink. john j asked about biden's uncle bosie eaten by cannibals. >> joe biden is like a bag of dope. trump cocaine. slow joe or cocaine? >> what do you want the heroin or cocaine? >> both of them. i'm in recovery. >> jesse: wow. johnny, there it is. >> greg: harold, we don't have time for you. >> judge jeanine: we love you. ♪ ♪ >> gillian: good evening good evening, welcome to washington i'm gillian in for bret baier. one major university just canceled graduation. are others going to follow? plus this, president biden is now facing more disappointing economiccous. former president trump says he's worse than jimmy carter harvey weinstein's rape

. >> it's not a real case harold.has someone without a criminal history, this is a white-collar situation, there's no way he's being sentenced to prison for this. >> i don't know if you're right about that. >> i am right harold. [ simultaneous talking ] >> i look forward to hearing the case. >> we know where this is going next. the jurors are in place. they have been sworn in. we know that the prosecution as of monday it was confirmed today. they will be able to start making their case. >> the question is sort of will the defence be able to make their case? when you post that hypothetical about he would have your lawyers make the case for you and if rules are set in place and you don't obey then incarceration is the next step. what if the rules are unfair? what if they are rigged against you, what if the application of those roles are faulty. as trump's defence has tried to subpoena stormy daniels this week, they said this is so we can get all that information that is in that released documentary just in time for her

. >> so harold do these people not realize at their ideology would be totally rejected if they were inee palestine. palestine is free its hamas that has them on lockdown. >> i will build on the point tyrus made if you have ak, position i if he can deal the consequences of your position you have to defend it we have at history inor this country of protest and dissent in thein protest that happened in thes an fifties and sixties that paved the way for new freedoms forwa blacks in women's across the country dr king and john lewis would've gladly went on peers morgan show and defend every position. i think there is a lot of particular young people he protest today i may agree if their position who don't understandheir what dissent and protest is. the young lady bless her on the like she does agree of " death to america whatever you agree with you have to defendd your positioyon second they shoe quit working where they are im, would've fired them as well givg every righhtt to disagree of google's positions in anything t they do if you want to be an employee of google you either need to quit

dine. >> dana: harold, do you want to go. >> >> harold: no. it's going to be a great game tonight. that's it for us. everybody. have a great night. >> bret: hey, dana purdue, don't even need the points. all right. thanks. former president donald trump declines to endorse a national abortion ban. tonight the fallout from all sides. meantime president biden is going to try again to forgive student loan debt for millions of americans after courts have shot down previous attempts. a and what writes do accused squatters have? well, it depends on where they are squatting. we'll bring you that. ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. tens of millions of americans look to the skies today to catch hopefully a protected glimpse of a rare total eclipse of the sun. weather cooperated along much of the path of totality. the lighting people who had ventured from around the world to what we are supposed to be prime viewing locations. many others witnessed varying degrees of a partial eclipse. chief correspondent jonathan hunt has a complete wrap up tonight from one of those prime spots, indianap

my name is harold phillips. i am president of the national association of broadcasters. you know, it seems to me. the role of radio is underscored by a recent survey which shows that most people in an emergency would turn first to radio to learn the facts. radio has reached this present place of importance in our lives in a comparatively short span of years it burst upon the national scene in 1920 with an impact that is being felt more year by year. radio provided a threat that has drawn the country together. the city dweller and the farmer came know each other better. news and special events broadcasts have given a sense participation in the great events of the time. with the speed of a handful of crystals set on is during the warren g. harding had been elected president over james cox and exciting new era communications began four years later. radio gave american people a glimpse of a present digital convention with a realism may never had before, going prints could never begin to describe a scene like this. now back and winning over the underwood. 1928 smith versus wh

so booth and david harold arrived here and they pounded on the door. the innkeeper, john lloyd, was asleep and they pounded on the door and again and in then they let booth and david harold. then they came in the side entrance, not through the front door. and then booth said, for god's sake, lloyd, hurry up and get those guns in this house. booth had stored a spencer, a seven shot repeating weapon, and they picked that up. they would have taken both of them. but booth had been injured. he broke a bone in his leg, jumping to the stage at ford's theater. so they asked lloyd to get the guns. and they almost certainly took some gulps of whiskey and possibly a length of rope. and then they went on their way. and then booth said to lloyd, would you like some news? and he said, well, it doesn't matter to me. i'm either way about it. and booth said, i think we've killed the president now, booth was an actor. he couldn't resist talking about it. you know, you're going to be hunted, man you're escaping. are you going to tell the innkeeper who you don't know that

>> should harold press >> should harold wilson's press secretary have kept schtum?secretary so, joe haines, interesting. so, joe haines, a former press officer and confidant to the labour prime minister, decided that the secret that wilson had an affair needs to come out now before he dies. no one gets to pass it on. i mean, paul, this breaks the rule, isn't it? the one rule amongst men that if you have an affair with another man, you don't it the with the don't mention it the with the woman the woman. well, you woman with the woman. well, you don't affairs anyway. so don't mention affairs anyway. so i'm talk about your i'm not going to talk about your affair tonight. >> can't. >> no we can't. >> aren't any at this >> there aren't any at this point. i was really hoping there was could discuss them, was so we could discuss them, but any . but now. was so we could discuss them, bmean, any . but now. was so we could discuss them, bmean, of any . but now. was so we could discuss them, bmean, of course any . but now. was so we could discuss them, bmean, of course you. bu

states were on board in the the american laura little hara had been in or vigilant since september harold, east to well, mexico is breaking off diplomatic ties with ecuador over a raid on the mexican embassy in kito security forces detained, a former ecuadorian vice president or gig last had been given political asylum, and the compound mexican diplomatic staff will leave ecuador immediately. police in quito guard the office of the prosecutor general. after they arrested ecuador, his former vice president earlier on friday, next to go offered jorge eyeglass, political asylum. he is facing a string of corruption charges. from his time in office. a staff member from the mexican embassy made their opposition to the raid known global. how easy the criminals rated the mexican embassy in ecuador line, but that's not possible, although it can be to know if it's mountainous north, where this is, this will not look pulled off the move to enter. a diplomatic compound is against the convention, leading mexico to cut ties with its latin american neighbour. mixed the car announces the immediate suspen

it's time now for one more thing headed harold.his burning car in minnesota. a e group had just witnessed a drivers suv. look at this. veer off the road and a light pole before catchie catching fi. multiple people pulled over to help through the trap man. as the guard rolle thed held vid the driver's door shut. dash cam video captured the moment capmoment they pullem through a window right before the flames engulfed his car. lookthei at that. blessedly. blessedly, the driver avoided seriouryits injuries.with >> first he hit it.hat. u.s. citizen. >> wrong with that. so there is a happy birthday. jan and his moa m has a big birthday today. a birthday se whic with one of children and not really sure which one that is. love her very much. greareatt mom, great sister. picture for their great grandmother. prei do. >> well, there she is. happy birthday, jan. you're the best tour, ja date update. >> we're now backing in the nine a m in your a own beach on the 27th because this is going to be a long one. there is vero beach. it's north of p

harold ford junior, he is a sexy man.nd a fanny candle is the new netflix and shell. if i buy some of the fanny emerged as that mean knife on her campaign? that is interesting, karen from wisconsin what is up with the christmas tree behind him? it's probably selling it the man is a salesman don't forget to get the action books i am waters and this is my world. [ ♪♪ ] >> sean: welcome to the special editio

harold ford junior, he is a sexy man. ray from beverly massachusetts, grey goose and a fanny candle is the new netflix and shell. if i buy some of the fanny emerged as that mean knife on her campaign? that is interesting, karen from wisconsin what is up with the christmas tree behind him? it's probably selling it the man is a salesman don't forget to get the action books i am waters and this is my world. [ ♪♪ ] >> sean: welcome to the special edition of hannity, for the hour we will break down exactly what is at stake in november in 213 short days from joe biden's border crisis we will look at the weaponization of the department of justice and the fbi to the climate alarmist religious cult and their increasingly radical demands but we begin with the president himself tonight joe biden i will be frank he is the single worst president in modern history anything that can go wrong has gone wrong. and yet he wants to be reelected but he can't even run on any accomplishment thank in your own mind what has he done that you can s

. >> bill: harold ford junior and guy benson with analysis.riff jenkins have fer the white house and matt finn from the border in el paso. >> you may recall that viral video from march 21st where illegal migrants stampeded american troops in el paso. that happened just feet from where i'm standing this morning. texas is installing a new razor wire fence along the border to prevent riots like that from happening again. miles and miles of this wire fence and barrier going up right now. it is basically replicating the very effective wire barrier that we've been showing you for months in shelby park in eagle pass. new wire fence in el paso sits a short distance from the border wall so it will be an added layer of deterrence aiming to prevent illegal migrants from even being able to approach our wall. here along the rio grande river the texas military department is installing this eight foot tall sharp anti-climb barrier fence. before a migrant gets to that fence we have to make their way through this con sir tina wire the military department is al