could hemingway write a better short story? maybe.ite a million before hemingway could finish one. imagine that level of automation across the economy. >> a lot of people can be replaced by this technology. >> yes, there are some job occupations that'll start to decline over time. there are also new job categories that'll grow over time. but the biggest change will be the jobs that'll be changed. something like more than two-thirds will have their definitions change. not go away, but change. because they're now being assisted by ai and by automation. so this is a profound change which has implications for skills. how do we assist people to build new skills, learn to work alongside machines? and how do these complement what people do today? >> this is going to impact every product across every company, and so that's why i think it's a very, very profound technology. and, so, we are just in early days. >> every product in every company. >> that's right. ai will impact everything. so, for example, you could be a radiologist. if you think

glen pulling to enter. meanwhile, across the street in taipei, this is what taiwanese were saying, hemingway, china will definitely get angry and react, but we're used to this vote, fight down. got it at the air. if i in order, i think the taiwanese aren't bothered by china's reactions. as i was walking earlier, some news about china came out, but i think the taiwanese are pretty used to this regarding size diplomacy efforts . i think they're helpful for tie ones visibility. it's even some wasn't given harm, which is basically i think we shouldn't let too many countries participate in these affairs because in the end it would be better if taiwan and china resolve cross street relations themselves. currently it looks like the us wants to control the situation between both sides of the street to hide ammunition, but if the americans get involved, the region will just get more complicated. we don't want that to jennifer. well will i did on let's get more context on this from the double correspondence. william urine. joining me from tawberry, william, we just had some views there from dr. barry

once river hemingway , who was very fond of africa, said that there is nothing better than africa asere is nothing better than youth and love. well, you can probably agree with him on this, they said a distant, little-studied, unknown unfamiliar, but the current 21st century has shifted its focus a little, of course, even today there are african countries that need the most powerful support from the world community to shove problems with it does not prevent them from actively interacting with other countries and looking for partners around the world. a resident of a new kakhovka in the kherson region received a shrapnel wound, namely an explosive injury during shelling, one of the shells hit her house, local authorities reported. at the same time, the ambulance could not drive up for a long time, since the shelling continued in the end. after the fire subsided the woman hospitalized the apu, shelled the city for more than an hour, hit the city with artillery, explosions damaged the gas pipeline and power lines. without electricity. there are two districts left. russian assault troops

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hemingway , who was very fond of africa, said that there is nothing better than africa as there is nothingbetter than youth and love. well, you can probably agree with him on this. africa has always been said, the distant , little-studied unknown unfamiliar, but the current 21st century has shifted the focus a little and today there are african countries that need the most powerful support from the world community to shove problems with it does not prevent them from actively interacting with others countries and look for partners around the world. we got into position. it so happened that they hesitated a little and the drone flew the first grenade. i got a leg, a hand, a concussion, i immediately didn’t see anything , didn’t hear anything, the whole world that saw these shots was delighted with the courage, the courage of a russian soldier , hunted for me, like a predator to finish off his prey. yes, nothing. i really want to visit khitrovka khitrovka is not only beggars. hiding there, fugitives, like rejection bandits and murderers, a terrible place, what about him? i'm thinking about wh

editor and chief of the federalist, mollie hemingway!eers and applause] >> greg: and, like a fat guy at a buffet, he embraces all sides. cohost of the 5, harold ford, jr. [cheers and applause] >> greg: this man needs no introduction because he's a last minute replacement for charlie hurt. comedian joe machi! [cheers and applause] >> greg: and clubs call her a exceedian to watch because she keeps stealing silverware. fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: joe machi always a pleasure to see you even if it's on short notice and i didn't want you. >> joe: thanks for having me greg. >> greg: yes. what is your take? it's a potpourri. the hunt, hunter? >> joe: we've learned a lot this week greg. justice isn't blind. in fact she has purple hair and a nose ring. it just seems like it's like we're driving with tiger woods, everything ends up upside down. [laughter]. >> joe: but i'll say this i don't like all the comparisons with saying, hey, if you arrest trump we're going to arrest, you know, hunter biden or joe biden or h

mollie hemingway has answers next.ole hauser is an award winning actor who has starred in good will hunting too fast, too furious and the current hit show yellowstone. beyond his impressive career, he is a proud supporter of the tunnel to towers foundation. i was able to spend some time with cole and his family to reflect on those who have sacrificed so much to defend our freedom. i know how much you care about america and our veterans and all the things. but you have such a platform now. yeah. and to share that with us that we need to get the word out that we have to take care of these great heroes and their families. you know, as i started to be more and more successful, i was like, how can i help? but when i heard of the tunnel of the towers, and i met brandon in idaho and his family, i was like, wow. there's actually a charity where we know where the money's. going to go. we have 95.1% of every dollar goes to our programs. and i think brandon's a great spokesman for t2t next. his wishannon, has two dau. i mean, oh,

bernard le gomery, we have winston churchill, we have martha gellhorn, the third wife of ernest hemingway, who a phenomenal journalist, her own right. and she was crazy brave. i mean, she literally stowed away on a hospital ship so she could cover the d-day landings and literally ashore, even though she wasn't supposed to be there. i mean, just this phenomenal journalist and also general james gavin, who of two star journalists, age of 37, one of the first paratroopers in american history, later had a very torrid mid midwife with martha gellhorn and, you know, not often you get to write a war book and also you have this romance in the middle of it, which was kind of cool. so let me let me backtrack a little but for those of you who don't meet naomi and maybe for some of the students who have wondered, you know what, how do you become a writer, what that life is like? i always wanted to be a writer. i mean, ever since was a little kid. but i remember literally years old telling my mom, mom, i grow up, i want to be a writer and. the first thing she said was, don't be silly, writers don't ma

let's bring in mollie hemingway.office is going to highlight how pollution and climate change disproportionately affect minority and tribal communities. higher rates of asthma because of locations of power plants, etc., etc., but part of this plan to ensure that 40% of investments flow to disadvantaged neighborhoods. courts have blocked similar measures. what do you think is happening? >> we have seen a lot from the biden administration, they will push a policy they may know to be unconstitutional, expect to have overturned at the federal courts level but they do it anyway for political gain. i think this might fit into that type of scenario. they have a very powerful and active base that supports radical left wing environmental policies. >> and expensive. >> and they need to be appeased as part of a re-election strategy and so this is part and parcel of that. >> john: the president will face the gop as party of fossil fuels. and i was driving down the highway and a tesla had stalled and 2, 3-mile long back-up of gas

ernest hemingway and his wife visited the white house, and hemingway has a hilarious description of what he called the worst meal he had ever eaten. you know, a little bit of squad and some old salad, and a terrible cake that some unskilled amateur had made. he said that john would go back to the white house, but would never go back again. >> we are learning about presidential food, at the intersection of politics and presidential eating, and both were relieved roosevelt i just wanted to get one more not domestic, but diplomacy story in. this is another clip that we have from kevin oldenburg, the site manager at top cottage. the story of hotdocs picnic. >> this included chang kai-shek of china, king george the second of greece, the crown prince of norway, prince giuliana of the netherlands, the prime minister of canada, king george the sixth, and queen elizabeth from great britain. trisha was on this porch, and probably the one remember -- people met the most was the hotdocs picnic, when the king of england arrived here in hyde park. the visit was a historic visit, as it was the first ti

mollie hemingway is going to tell us why that won't work. plus, the chinese spies arrested in new york last week were awfully close to some prominent dems. >> who and what were they doing next? david koresh had been preparing his followers for just such a bad. we anticipated safely executing a search warrant and seizing machine guns. atf didn't anticipate even one shot being fired. the branch davidian, we're expecting it was going to be all out war. the shockwaves and fallout from this deadly confrontation can still be felt today. scabrous waco screaming now on fox nation. we love being outside, but the sun makes our deck and patio too hot to enjoy now. thanks to our new sun set a retractable awning, we can select full sun or instant shade in just 60 seconds. it's 20 degrees cooler under the sun center and we get instant protection from harmful uv rays and sunglasses for pricing, starting at less than one thousand. transform your outdoor living space into a shaded retreat your family will love. when you call, we'll rush you a special two hun

hatred for the macron, but it's still barbarism in the rotunda they liked to sit and box office model hemingwayzens of other representatives of the beau monde in the country continue strikes off the coast of france have accumulated hundreds of tankers. they are not unloaded , gas stations do not work, scavengers do not work. president macron's rating has fallen to 20%, and continues to decline . nothing seems to save him. in poland, the opinion is spreading more and more that the flood of ukrainian refugees is fraught with an obvious danger, and over the past year , 10.5 million ukrainians have entered the country, and these are not only refugees, but also those who incited hatred in during the orange revolutions set fire to people in the odessa house of trade unions a. also members of us battalions, warsaw pays many of these people training in warfare. this is extreme. dangerous given the ideological pumping that the ukrainians were subjected to. the last decades with real sadness. we observe among the newcomers after many years of nazi indoctrination, the state cult of stepan bandera, novel s

here read this to learn how to write, as, say, hemingway wrote to learn the brevity of the syllable,ead this is the fact that he also writes. uh, he composes fiction, he actually even came out with one book, he didn’t bring anything, but it will do it, right? but she is children's children's fiction, but for a man who wrote at the age of 14. i think it's very good wonderful fantastic also good dad. well, let the children, they say it, yes, that's the result that makes you read books. god bless you be good. thanks you heard me. yes. and you heard me, my dear beloved precious viewers. god bless you otherwise i will say god bless you and all your loved ones.

mollie hemingway, editor in chif chief of the federalist, she joins us with her reaction you to what we're seeing in the doug mackey case. molly, thank you so much for coming on . >> i'm not sure i've seenon anything scarier than this. it's pathetic and sick that this was ever even investigatede ,that it was prosecuted car and that there are people inou new york who care so little about the things that make our country unique that votthey would vote to convict a person. you know, it just seems like wve don't have a country. ave we don't have rules, we don'tru. have laws.the on the onlyly thing w thing we have is whether you're with the regime or against the regime. if you're with the regime, you can do anything. you can lay siege to the white house to injure 60 secret service officers. you can lay siege to a federal courthouse organ for months. you can burn down cities. citi, you can create the russia collusion hoax, and you'll get awards for can it. you can come up with a smearn false about you, a justice, someone who's nominated to the supreme court being a serial gang s. and nothi

it's happening, we should be aware of it, but it's not necessarily going to be like the hemingway thing. well, how did you go broke slowly then all at once, i think that the dollar will slowly lose his reserve currency.

we should be aware of it, but it's not necessarily going to be like the hemingway thing or. well, how did you go broke slowly then all at once, i think that the dollar will slowly lose his reserve currency status. but the all at once part is still a long way away. tom, it's been a pleasure. many thanks for speaking to a cheer political market analysts tom longer. thank you. thank you and thank you for joining us. hey, anot scenes, national went back the tell me, ah, i'm after events here. welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from dubai in the united arab emirates here in the mid least economies. a booming, but the outlook for what some call the post ukraine dying us empire, vassal states in europe. things may not be so rosy while 40000000 will go hungry tonight in the usa, the media may be talking about something called a debt ceiling. they probably shouldn't be, says one economist who advised congresswoman alexandria kazi, a cortez, amongst others. amidst his fight to end the climate emergency. professor robert hawkins cornell, edward cornell

so much that he ended every conversation with his friends with the words meow-meow, and ernesto hemingwayam no exception either. yes, it is direct evidence. it is quite obvious that cats are already a direct totem animal of our story about comfort and on them. i want to watch endlessly interact and listen. and, of course, love, which we will do today. my name is vera and today i am yours. when you sincerely love, you really want to share and do good, and we love cats very much, so today we are going to a cat shelter in order to upgrade their room so that they have a feeling of home before they find their real home with loving masters, or rather servants. naturally. this is about a cat, we are serving here. yes, he will pull out our shelter from you. has been in existence for 3 years. we now have 50 seals, all the seals that we have now live in a shelter, they are ready to be adopted. we have three rooms with cats, where the cats walk like a cat, you need a condition that supports them, uh, the natural instincts of desire for them, uh , the nature of behavior, so we ourselves make all kind

to discuss this, molly hemingway , fox news contributor, cofounder and president of realtor politics.'m reading this piece and the new york times tonight, which bills out on this report that ron desantis supporters are calling around florida delegation saying keep your powder dry, don't jump in for a term, it's too early. what about the timing question? >> i think that if you are a republican, whether it is governor santos or any other candidate not in this field, your field is in the next eight weeks. he has a state legislature in session for a few more weeks, s maybe that window is about five weeks after the end of the legislative session. where the biggest mistakes we have witnessed over the last couple of decades is for a candidate to wait too long whil you're making your debut at the first debate. you need to get out there and start talking to people, you ar answering questions and thinkin about things that may be you hadn't thought about before, ma be think about for talks in 2008 . michael bloomberg in 2020, you major debate appearance and tha your official entry into the race,

there were other contributors to it there is hemingway, the novelist, it's against nasis and warned againstnot see spies. my argument continues this was a domestic events. these spies operate within the united states they face sensational trial taking place in new york. had an impact on opinion such as for example took place in november 1938 the not seat spy trial. public opinion changed. fight february 193965% of those polled favored the sale of airplanes in the neutrality act to france. and by 1939 when the war broke out in europe, only 2% of those polled supported germany. 84% would be allies. i would like to mention the impact of this change in public opinion on the germans. sometimes the german ambassador had entertained the hope is opinions have changed on germany because of the neutrality acts and other events in the mid- 1930s, became federally disillusioned when the spy cases were revealed. i think it's quite interesting the first world war and neutrality the german spies of the united states were from the embassy. this time the embassy's a great fan of adolf hitler. in fact they m

thanks for molly hemingway our studio audience, i'll see you next week! i love you america! >> good evening, welcome to be fox news at night. i'm trace gallagher. former president donald trump is in new york city on the eve of his arrangement and in hours will turn himself in and become the first former or sitting president to be brought up on charges. nate is live outside trump tower. good evening. >> hey trace. just in the past hour we are learning the former president has pushed his schedule back and he will leave trump tower. at 1 p.m. as opposed to 11 a.m. tomorrow. he not come out after arriving here 4 p.m. he waved at supporters who were waiting for him. take a look at that moment as the motorcade pulled up. he walked in. that is where he will walk out as he's going down for processing and arraignment. he will be fingerprinting and mug shots but no handcuffs. how this shakes out for the former president remains to be seen. he quite literally is fighting for his freedom and political future at once but returns now are positive receiving widespread support from the repu

. >> hemingway chief editor of the federalist. monica thank you for coming on.e i've seen anything scarier. >> pathetic and sick, and there are people in new york who care so little about the things that make our country unique that they would vote to convict this person. it just seems like we don't have a country and we don't have rules. the only thing we have is whether you're with the regime or against it. >> you can burn down cities, can you create the russia collusion hoax, come up with aer. about justice somebody dominating the supreme court being a serial gang rapist and nothing happening to you, you can make jokes about how to vote on election day but if you're on the right if you upset the regime anything can happen. >> they're breaking the uni party because almost all republicans have stood up for doug mackey. people in charge in washington are breaking so many things so many fundamental systems that have kept this country afloat for hundreds of years and you wonder what is the next stage here? if you put people in prison for mocking hillary clinton wh

joining us now is mollie hemingway. fox news contributor. victor davis hansen, hoover institution senior fellow. molly to mollie will we ever see another democratic campaign that is about lifting people up? out of poverty out of low wages? or is this demonization game going to be the playbook for the foreseeable future. >> they have this huge asset with the corrupt media environment. our media basically run democrat campaigns right now. striking how in the last campaign joe biden didn't have to campaign, he had the media running everything while allowing the state's basement. that's a problem with biden though. when he was running before he could run against the republican administration. they had so much that they don't like about that whether it's the economy, the border. the mismanagement, the wars, deciding to get into wars with a clear strategy of how to get out of it. the negativity can work both ways. >> laura: victor, to the whole point of demonization, the white house try to characterize a republican today this way. >> putting fenta

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mollie hemingway. kat timpf. let's do this. greg's sports corner?putters in the golfing world happened to be beatles. this guy landed a shot on the green and waited while the beetle helped him get the ball closer to the ball -- look at that i'm not kidding. do you know what he is doing? i can keep watching that forever but we don't have enough time. >> wow. >> jesse: they stepped on it afterwards. yeah, he is dead. never happening again, judge, you are right. >> so a group of friends traveling to port call and fix a problem of having to ask a passersby to take a group photo. train the dog dixie to be personal tripod. dixie is more than happy to snap a photo of the group impressive results as you can see. dixie is the true artist and the natural born furtoghher. the dog took the picture. >> took a picture of him taking a picture of them. >> greg: freaks me out. >> martha: taking pictures of ourselves. the storms passed through the area over the weekend and got this amazing picture. i love isn't a amazing? that was sunday night. over manhattan and thi

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that is like molly hemingway with all of the important stories she's brought to bear.>> i commend you for your effort this is not an easy task. but i remain skeptical and the reason is you've already admitted to the policies that they've tried to implement under the trump administration and they just completely ignore it. you have senior administration officials protected by law. is there anything to be done to stop the protection from ignoring policies and terminate them or prosecute them from not following the law? >> well, i think so. i think there is. i think that there are actual policies and procedures that are in place in statute that you just have to follow. i think one of the problems that we frequently encounter is that it comes at a cost. if you're going to terminate a career employee whether they are scs or whatever, you have to be willing to do that and to take any ramifications that come from exercising that a degree of supervision and authority that the private sector is normal, if you have somebody you want to terminate and fire, it happens every single

mollie hemingway.rt opinion editor for "the washington times." you know, there are, charlie, so many lanes that are not donald trump. and right now the former president is really sucking up all the oxygen. if you look at the polls, they are growing not shrinking. so maybe that's a part of it. >> yeah. kind of reminds you of another election. maybe 2016. although it does appear to be maybe there are going to be fewer people in the race this time than there were in 2016. i thought it was interesting what mike pompeo said. he said this is about people -- about issues and not about people. and it is sort of an interesting moment to stop and reflect the degree to which the republican party has been completely reshaped over the past seven years. and all of that is owing to donald trump. and i would argue that the republican party, whoever they wind up with, on the issue -- on the issues, is -- is a wildly winning group of issues. and i think they are better off for it. >> bret: mollie? >> i think a lot of pe

molly hemingway and david car lucci, great to see you both., start with you for top line thoughts. >> it is insulting to everyone's intelligence to say the biden administration has not been full of gaffes and scandals. those are important. the gaffes tell us something about his mental acuity. the scandals point to not just the corruption of the biden family business, but also these new allegations that the justice department or other groups were inappropriately interfering in an investigation of the same. bigger than that, setting aside the gaffes and scandals, we have nationwide scandals in terms of floundering economy that biden keeps wanting to pump more taxpayer money that makes inflation worse, no border. we have our foreign policy problems because biden has led us into this war and taken his eye off china. much bigger issues. the gaffes and scandals are also very bad. >> harris: your rebuttal, david. >> we can't talk about this in a vacuum. we look at the precedent that donald trump set. >> harris: oh, reflexively trump. you know what? n

so not long ago, i listened to a classic book that i had read years and years ago by ernest hemingwayg to it on audible. i'm like oh, wow. i can't believe that they used that. oh, that word, too. it's like one of those things. i didn't judge it to say what a terrible person he was. >> greg: did he is a gosh darn? >> dana: el tell you in the break because i don'ts want to get cancelled. >> jeanine: you know what? isn't rewriting the past one of the most dangerous things we're doing in terms of history? >> greg: they realize it can't work. there was a moments in time that they were treating guns like cigarettes. maybe we can get them out of the movies. if you remove guns from movies, there's no movies. it's integral to the plot. alec baldwin should stick to romantic comedies. i have a theory. we work in cable news where people are auditing every word we say but still we show up and take risks. in hollywood, they don't have opposition. the only opposition they have is their own fear of not belonging. they obey and stay in the flock. that's the irony of this. hollywood portrays celebritie

i'm going to bring on mollie hemingway or if you will recognize her from "fox news" as a contributoralso known as editor-in-chief among other claims of fame. please welcome mollie to the stage. [applause] ♪♪ >> this is wonderful to be here with you all. i have a wonderful panel here as well to talk about the chapter of mandate for leaders of in the department of justice. we have got one who has moved forward thanks to a. beginning with congressman dan bishop that my friend from north carolina. one of the most effective conservative legislators we have. next to him is gene hamilton from the american policy institute. [applause] and less with the center for a new america. we have a situation with the department of justice. it had a very wonderful beginning with the first attorney general and quite unfortunately it has devolved into something not recognizable. its job is to deal with crime and to protect the rule of law and on both fronts it does not seem to be doing that right now. notably we experience the fbi knowing that claims of russian collusion were false from the previous admin

i was reading this article by mark hemingway and it's kind of fascinating because i did some researchhere are a lot of groups saying it legally is you should let your kids be kids. why you making them work at such a young age. your thoughts on this one of ten cork? >> i worked when i was devil delivering newspapers so i'm all for work. >> whole concept here is that it's the whole thing where i utes tod have a football coach who with say show me a coachable kid i'll show you an employable adult. you have these businesses these business leaders thinking this kid is going to be successful they can tell at an early age. >> it's very true. i had my first job when i was a teenager i had my learner's permit my mom rode in the car with me, i would drive myself, she would wait, and then i would drive myself with her in the passenger seat. there are a lot of people who also don't have a choice. there are people who need the money the kids are are helping to support the parents. that necessary esity in many part of the country and why prevent that? i think those people develop life skills not in

also joining us "the federalist" editor in chief, mollie hemingway. former assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy. former president trump is getting ready to leave his penthouse at trump tower and

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. >> left dengue mollie hemingway she's a fox news and also editor in chief of the federalist. molly, there's a lot to unpack here, let us start with this the nsc in the broader white always insisted that they measure the success of this operation by the number of americans in afghans who they save what you that? >> this decision to leave the afghanistan war is the only thing that is popular about how we exited the afghanistan war. there is broad agreement that is not needed to happen and you that bipartisan agreement, and president biden is trying to take credit for that decision which rigidly came from president trump. and not take any accountability or responsibility for the manner in which this happened. the manner in which to happen with something that was heartbreaking for so many americans see. and so, i think if he wants a trade credit for it he has to take responsibility for all of the problems that happen. and i'm glad you mentioned the 11 marines in the navy core men and a soldier who were killed in that attack. this report does not explain the decisions that led to

mollie hemingway editor and chief at the federalist.n radio talk show host and radio host of the daily caller and meridith mcgraw political national politico correspondent. mollie, a big deal just for the taiwanese president to be here and then obviously say what she said, what about china's reaction and what goes forward? >> clearly china is very upset by these types of meetings that we have seen between u.s. leaders and taiwanese officials. and it's, you know, on the one hand it's good to have this kind of symbolic meeting, this kind of show of force. but, on the other hand, it's not being matched right now with a seriousness by our u.s. leaders in how we are going to take on china. and just doing this kind of provocative show is not sufficient. if you view what we're engaged in here at the beginning of a cold war with china where we need to have military resources built up and, also, a full scale economic and diplomatic effort being put into play here. you know, we did this against the soviet union when we did the cold war with them.

. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm alicia acuna along with mollie hemingway, or andy mccarthy and joe concha to "the big saturday show." the big story, the massive preparations in place right now ahead of president trump's historic court appearance many just three days. federal, state, local law enforcement and trump's legal team all coordinating for the former president's surrender on tuesday. trump is first expected to report to the district attorney's office that morning with secret servic

charles: we have growth, but i am reminded of the famous line from earnest hemingway how did you go brokedually, send suddenly if you look at every data point this week last few weeks months all of a sudden, pace that should be alarming pace maria, obviously, we know, we knew some point, the economy is going to come down jobs are going to be destroyed, mission fed on i think the speed this is happening speed we saw manufacturing collapse the speed that we saw, the service, ism, particularly knew orders jolts reports over 600,000 jobs the single month of the speed of which this happening i think real story you have to hope maybe federal reserve is paying attention, as far as implications for the rest of the yearing complicated the credit crunch has begun clear projections next six months not only will credit demand going to evaporate celled quality a problem nonperforming loans going to sky cocktail on precipice of unmitigated disaster i think key with whont fed roils it or not and act upon it by not acting. >> the credit right now definitely tightening, banks are tightening credit standar

also joining us "the federalist" editor in chief, mollie hemingway. former assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy. former president trump is getting ready to leave his penthouse at trump tower and make his way to lower manhattan to the courthouse. he is being closely guarded by the secret service. this is a pretty fluid situation, but here's what we know so far. former president expected to get fingerprinted once he's inside the courthouse. it remains unclear if you will have a mug shot taken. they have been going back-and-forth on that today. we do understand he will not be handcuffed. remember, i told you on tucker couple nights ago that no, the secret service would decide the tone of all of this. the tone would include whether to handcuff him which is a completely different visual for the nation to see or not. he will not be handcuffed. he will then be escorted to the 15th floor of the main courthouse where the hearing will take place. it's expected to last less than 30 minutes. video cameras have been banned from the courtroom today but there will be some still photogra

mollie hemingway editor and chief at the federalist and jeff plafn white house correspondent for reuterse confirmed since that his senior advisers were saying don't do it this way it was it the way not that it was done did a lot of bipartisan support across the country. time to get out after all those years. it was the execution. there was nobody else but him or the biden administration that was responsible for the execution. and we see that? this summary that they are releasing now a lot of blame being put on the trump administration but i think we're going to find out a lot more once congress gets briefed. >> bret: yeah. and that's the thing. it's a republican congress, jeff. they are going to dig into this and have been already no one was fired after all of that that we know of and that raised questions. >> yeah. that's something that the republican investigators or the lawmakers will be asking about. i don't think that anyone is going to be fired now. i mean, i think if that was going to happen, that would have happened before. what i also think is a broader, interesting political qu

mollie hemingway with me this monday morning. good to see you. is this turning into watergate.s the crime that gets you the coverup? >> so many things we've experienced in the last few years are so far beyond water gate, it's not even funny but the problem we have is most of our corrupt corporate media are unwilling to cover these things accurately, but this is, you know, a very bad situation for the biden administration, particularly with more whistleblowers coming forward and meddling in the justice department and things like that but it's not just that blinken and biden knowingly lied about russia being the cause of the hunter biden laptop. something that they knew to be false, and then later prosecut ing a proxy car against russia? this is not exactly how you want to run things but also that our government agencies helped them. you know, the fbi had that laptop for a year and helped run the info against the american people to claim that this was russian disinformation. there were agencies that the department of homeland security, defense department, state department, that a

♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm alicia acuna along with mollie hemingway, or andy mccarthy and joe conchad welcome to "the big saturday show." the big story, the massive preparations in place right now ahead of president trump's historic court appearance many just three days. federal, state, local law enforcement and trump's legal team all coordinating for the former president's surrender on tuesday. trump is first expected to report to the district attorney's office that morning with secret service protection. when he will be arrested, fingerprinted and photographed. the former president's son defended him on "fox & friends" this morning and pointed to what he calls the dangers of allowing the manhattan d.a.'s politically-motivated witch hunt to set a new standard for justice. watch this. >> the will happen to every single republican. i mean, change the name to donald trump to whoever's sitting in that the number one seat, and you better believe they're going to get attacked, and they're going to be slandered and smeared, and the other side's going to pay for fake dossiers and try do im-

joining us now is mollie hemingway, editor in chief, the federalist fox news contributor, and victor davis hanson, hoover institution senior fellow. >> molly, will we ever see another democratic campaign that is about lifting people up out of poverty, out of low wages, or is this demonization game going to be their playbook for the foreseeable future? >> it seems that they have done well with demonization campaigns. they have this huge asset in our corrupt media environment where our media basically run democrat campaigns right now. like, it's really striking how in the last election, in the last campaign, joe biden didn't really have to campaign. he had the media just running everything while he was allowed to stay from his basement. >> but it is true that people respond to to negativity. that's actually a problem for biden, though, because when he was running before, he could just run against the republican administration. but now that people have endured a few years of what governance is like underneath the democrats, they have so much that they don't like about that, whether it's

now to discuss all this, lee zeldin, former new york congressman, gubernatorial candidate, mollie hemingway, editor in chief of, the federalist fox news,fo contributor. and tom bevan, co-founder and president of real clear politics. now, i'm reading this piece in the new york times tonight, which kind of builds out on this report that desantis supporters are calling aroundoui to the florida delegatiodankeepy and saying, hold your keep your powder dry, don't jumoup yt . for trump, it's too early.at a what aboutbout the timing, lee? i think that if you're a republican , whether it's governor desantis, or anyther potential republican candidate, not yet in this field,idate no your window is the next eight weeks now for state governor desantis. >> he has a state legislature that's in session for a fe legiw more weeks. so maybe that window is about five weeks after the end of the legislative session. but one of the biggest mistakes ha that wve we have witnessed over the last couple of decades is for a candidate to wait too long. wait, you're making your debutub at the first debatute. start tan yo

and hughes hughes, who were over there with hemingway fighting fascism in spain for the larger. and i think that was a really important contribution because you had a start. and of course langston hughes, not only a journalist, but a poet. i mean, would you just talk a little bit about him a little and that early context and how that motivated you to get started? thank you. thinking that langston hughes is such an extraordinary figure and for him, publishing goes to spain is because he's just fascinated by these volunteers and his reporting back. it. as nick mentioned, it's both kind of direct war reporting, but also it's poetry. and so before the war and then during the war, he these tremendous poems that really call out the hypocrisy of a country that is fighting for freedom, democracy abroad, while condoning segregation at home. he and other black americans are making really explicit connections between the racial hierarchies and germany and the racial policies in jim crow south. and so one things i am able to excerpt in the are a number of his poems both from spain that he w