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keep that in mind. >> emily: thank you so much, brit hume. martha, he mentions the atmosphere, the legitimacy. the argument against the backdrop. essentially this was resurrected but then propped up on something that's legally unsound arguably. jurisdictionally unconstitutional and clearly politically motivated so many think galvanized is the base, anything galvanizes republicans, they should it. >> martha: is interesting to roll back and vague about what the processes. this is a grand jury process, it's not a trial. so the bar is, essentially it is alvin bragg saying to the grand jury, i would like to bring this case and i would like to use the system in new york to do it. do i have enough to do it? all they heard was his side. you know all of this. i don't want to tell you. all they heard was his side of it so now he has gotten them to go there with him right and not what you're going to get is a cascade from everyone i have talked to this morning of motions, legal pushes to try to drag this thing out over a long period of time and who know

let's discussion with brit hume, trey gowdy and jonathan turley. more of what the president had to say last night about this potential prosecution. >> the innocence of people makes no difference whatsoever to these radical left maniacs. it is worse actually in my opinion, hard to believe anything could be worse than this, but than ballot stuffing or media manipulation by the fbi working together with twitter, facebook and the rest. >> shannon: start with you, he talked about the idea of prosecutorial discretion and a tool in the tool box against him. talk discretion prosecutors have? >> what is being done is something most of us consider beyond the pail. break is taking a mechanic, which has expired, statute of limitations and boot strapping that into a felony and intends according to reports to prove a federal crime that department of justice declined to prosecute. now that effort, he's losing the court of public opinion, a poll came out showing 60% of people viewed this as politically motivated. he's playing to a jury pool in new york, likelihood

brit hume is here, fox news chief political analyst. great to have you on here.have a bunch of stuff lined up for you. i want you to wax poetic. before you do, this is what we found in our fox polling, all right? when it comes to potential violation of campaign finance laws, did donald trump do something illegal and 45% of those in the polling said yes, something unethical, 27% nothing serious at 25%. so is that setup for you. i was watching you last night. you had a long time to consider this, all of 14 hours. where are you today on what has happened here in new york city and the manhattan d.a.? >> well, an awful lot of ink has been spilled and a great number of words said about an indictment whose precise nature we don't yet know. based on all the previous reporting on this case, this doesn't look like the kind of case that needed to be brought and it wreaks of politics. but we haven't yet seen the indictment so it's apparent weakness that has been remarked upon is not a sure thing. it is likely, i guess. so i think we'll know more in a few days. as for the res

up next, brit hume has analysis of today's big stories and a thought about a big story getting a lot of attention. and, later, senators joe manchin and mike braun join us for this week's common ground here on set. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york cell phone video shows around 20 teenagers walking into a queens restaurant causing an estimated $20,000 in damage. police say it happened saturday night. no one was injured. wfxt in boston massachusetts man accused of attacking a flight attendant with a makeshift weapon after trying to open an emergency exit door on a boston bound flight has a history of mental health struggles. court documents indicate 33-year-old francisco sever rotor reds has spent time in a few massachusetts mental health facilities. and this is a live look at phoenix from fox 10 our affiliate out there. one of the big stories there tonight a phoenix area school district is adopting a permanent four day a week schedule for its teachers. it will begin with next fall's classes. students have been oper

we will discuss now with brit hume, trey gowdy, and jonathan turley.to talk a little bit more about what the president said about this potential. the innocence of people makes no difference whatsoever to these radical left maniacs. it is worse actually in my opinion, hard to believe anything could be worse than this but i think it's worse than ballot stuffing or immediate manipulation by the fbi working together twitter, facebook, and the rest. next i'll start with you he talked about this idea prosecutorial discretion and this being a tool in the toolbox against him. talk to us about that discretion prosecutors have. >> i have discretion but they do not discretion to create their own laws. what is being done here is something most of us consider it really be on the pale. as bragg is taking a new york misdemeanor which by the way is expired and only has a two year limitations he is potentially bootstrapping that into a felo felony. but he intense according to reports prove a federal crime the department of justice itself the client to prosecute. now ef

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so one thing that i thought was pretty interesting recently is cameron hume, who was a former ambassador from the us. he had come out recently criticizing anthony blink and the secretary of state for his handling of international relations, particularly regarding russia. so i don't think that that sort of commentary is just random. i would think that somebody with connections like that on a human has connections with the council on foreign relations. so it looks like he's part of this effort from some people in washington to say, look, we're not accomplishing western interests in the ukraine. so does it make sense to continue pouring all this money and all of these resources into it? and i think it's a really good point that lincoln is, is he's not so much of a diplomat in the traditional sense. he is more of an ideologue and a political operator if you look at his career history. and that comes out in the way that he handles himself on the international stage. so he goes to meetings with the chinese and tries to chide about what they're doing. and he goes in to meetings with the saudis

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high, hume fogg academic high, 16 years old, differing views how to address the issue at hand.nd police obviously trying to handle this on the scene there. apparently there were varying signs, some at one time two kids holding up a sign, and several people ripped up the sign. obviously a really big debate and a protest that has happened there. it has since -- i think it wound down a short time ago but did play out at the capitol, john. >> john: you can understand the students are obviously upset about what happened at the covenant school, you know, we learned on monday in the horrific shooting it can happen virtually anywhere in america. but this crowd definitely was very boisterous at times as you pointed out a moment ago as you were going to break, forcing representatives to run the gauntlet as they got into a lobby area of the building. one protestors grabbing on to the jacket of a state representative, then crowded into the chamber as well. red flag laws, one of the things the young students are demanding. in addition to a ban on assault weapons, which would put them in lin

policy front from syria, russia and china and extended legal panel with jonathan turley and brett humey to look into the trump investigation. >> dana: the u.s. is holding startling records for highest rearrest rates in the world 57bd troubling for women and mothers trapped in the destructive cycle. a new jersey nonprofit is working to stop this crisis in its tracks. watch here. >> across the u.s. women are incarcerated for crimes spanning from drug possession to murder. and sadly, recovery doesn't happen by flipping a switch. it is easier to splip back into bad lab its. the latest data shows nearly 30% of females convicted will be rearrested within the first year of their release. sometimes the desperation too much to bear. >> i relapseed a little over two years ago and the relapse was so bad there was two black eyes, i couldn't talk for a few days because the left side of my face nerves were damaged because i was beaten so badly. stitches in my chin. i hadn't slept in nine days and my brother-in-law found me and brought me back to new bridge. i went to detox. >> she has been in and ou

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chiewns chief political analyst beirut brit hume. leslie marshall.t no thanks as far as lawmakers have anything to say where his prosecution is going it does seem like there has been a slow down at least what we thought was going to happen with this grand jury. >> wreath, if you are struggle gling to get an indictment from the grand jury, then have you no chance as a successful prosecution, this is by far the weakest of the four investigations that the president is going through right now. have said that, do not commit the crime for which you now serve the sentence. that's from the count of month christo. if you are innocent, act innocent. do the no talk death and destruction do not talk baseball bats. talk innocent. legally, factually, statue of limitations wise the president is in good shape here as long as he doesn't commit other offenses while he is trying to move his innocence. >> bret: you mentioned that tweet truth social post we will put it up. the pictures obviously raised a lot of out byes with the president with the baseball bat and distri

fox news chief political analyst brit hume. olivia beavers congressional reporter for politico.r "the washington examiner." nikki haley may say that it's all going to come together and there is 75%. you look at these numbers, not only our poll but other polls, it's an expanding lead for the former president. >> yeah. it is. >> i mean, it's pretty early, bret. we have to recognize that. but the lead has expanded noticedly 15 points or so in earlier boy and now 30 for trump. i don't know how firm or hard that is in terms of the sentiment. but, anybody looking at that now as a republican would republican candidate would have to find it pretty daunting to see a guy sitting above 50% and nobody else really near him. >> bret: olivia, as brit notes it is early and probably not going to be until august until you get your first debate in the first g.o.p. primary. now you have legal issues popping up. manhattan grand jury. the bret would push any indictment to the former president to late april at the earliest. although it's possible the grand jury schedule could change. but that all fact

let's bring in fox news chief political analyst brit hume.good evening, bret. >> bret: we had these speeches. i want to play a soundbite from former president trump at cpac and take a listen. >> anyone else will be intimidated, bought off, blackmailed or ripped to shah reds. i alone will never retreat and that is why we must stand together and meet charge. we have to charge full speed ahead. >> bret: he went on to win that cpac poll, the straw poll, brit. 62% it ron desantis' 20%. obviously a favorable crowd for the former president. your thoughts? >> well, you know, it shows we're still living in the age of trump. but that margin by which he won that straw poll which is an annual event was less than he won it by before. which is a sign that as we have talked about, bret, that he has lost some altitude over time. is he still a frontrunner and he is still a formidable candidate. i think it's early days. he has declared very, nikki haley has declared and vivek ramaswamy has dedeclared. interesting to see what happens to the poll numbers if ron

ron de-sanctis, short for ron sanctimonious, let's bring in fox news chief political analyst brit hume. i think we can expect a lot of this, good evening, this back and forth, obviously the florida governor is not in yet, but just finished his own trip to iowa just recently. >> kind of two guys in the ring striking out at each other, for a long stab so far, interesting to see how ron desantis goes about trying to fend off the attacks which were so effective against trump's rivals 2015. remains to be seen what that strategy will be. so far basically deflected them. i don't know how long he can keep that up. it will be interesting to watch. >> bret: do you think de-santcis will stick? >> what does it mean? >> bret: sanctimonious. meantime, you have the former vice president mike pence, basically at the gridiron dinner, president trump, no right to overturn the election, endangered by family and everyone at the capitol that day, and i know history will hold donald trump accountable, make no mistake about it, what happened that day was a disgrace, talking there by generate six, those are t

let's bring in fox news chief political analyst brit hume.d evening, basically it comes down to the silicon valley bank made some risky bets and they essentially were betting that interest rates were not going up or would go down. and they lost and they lost big. and it caused all of this. >> brit: yeah, they turned out to be risky bets but, you know, they were federal government securities on paper, at least, as all other things being equal. they were very safe bets. because i think they believed we would continue to be in a low interest rate environment and whether that began to change, the bank was apparently not nimble enough to wind down those positions and get the money somewhere -- in some other form of securities to try to get a return. i think the administration was unlucky in this sense that in bailing out the depositors in this bank, who had these staggering large accounts far above the fdic limit for what you are supposed to be guaranteed safe in the event of a bank failure, they ended up, you know, bailing out some of these huge

bring in our panel fox news chief political analyst brit hume, mollie hemingway.ndent for reuters. mollie, the hearing there is a lot of bipartisan support pushing back on the ccp. whether the administration buys into what comes out of this house hearing is really yet to be scene. >> well, you know, it's so interesting that this came out yesterday about the fbi also agreeing with the department of energy chinese ran a lab that this virus escaped from. and it's been three years. i mean, that actually wasn't breaking news three years ago you had intelligence people saying that. this is a virus through negligence or otherwise managed to kill millions of people and we haven't really seen the type of rhetoric you would expect. the type of action you would expect against a country done so much to lie against a communist government done so much to lie in part i do think it's related to the administration which has tried to have a pretty friendly relationship with china and it's a problem. peter doocy following up with the fbi. >> we now know according to the fbi director

let's talk about the 2024 presidential race with fox news chief political analyst brit hume.rit, good evening. as the former president is facing this, you know, possible indictment. you have got these other cases that are building up and may come to the foreground, a potential opponents are being asked questions and are taking somewhat swings at times but they are pretty muted, aren't they? >> brit: i think desantis' answer to that question piers morgan a wonderful example of that he was laughing and good-humored about it and said he kind of liked desanctimonious though couldn't spell it. so far his response to trump and jabs at trump exercise in deflection. he hasn't risen to the bait. trump thoughs out insults, some of them kind of crude and so on. and desantis says, you know, i'm putting points on the board. in other words, is he emphasizing the fact that he has a record in florida he is proud of, not the mexico the re-election that he just enjoyed by nearly 20 points. he seems content for now to deal with trump in that way. we will see if it works. >> bret: you know, i in

requires a human touch and if you are worried about ai taking over the world we have to start with the humeman to make sure that the computers aren't taking over us stuart: okay, forget all of that for a minute. whose winning the ai race at this point? which company, which stock? >> well the stocks you want to look at are definitely what's going on at google, microsoft, i'm here at the adobe conference , they have been announcing things they can do on the creative side companies like c 3, oracle have done a great job, and of course nvidia on the chip side as susan was saying earlier, nvidia is definitely a leader in gpu's but google is the leader in tpu's, which are even more powerful chips for ai. stuart: could you say at this moment, it is nvidia which actually leads ai, simply because they make the chips. >> for chips, yes, nvidia leads but if it's for technology and software, google is ahead. stuart: google? okay. why are they ahead do you think? what have they got the others don't? >> they've got the algorithms, the data, the engineers and the scientists and they'vevery got the applica

. >> when i hear certain peopl say law and order, the nex part of the phrase i act is fo hume charles coleman, junior than you very much for being here this morning up next, maga republicans ar circling the wagons around trump after his assertion of imminent arrest and calls fo protests after the, break my next guest explains just how dangerou this moment is for america democracy. keep it right here game with the subway series. an all-star menu of delicious subs. like #4 supreme meats. black forest ham and genoa salami. you can't stop that much meat. you can only hope to contain it - in freshly baked bread. try subway's tastiest menu upgrade yet. at bombas, we make the comfiest socks, underwear, and t-shirts that feel good and do good. because when you purchase one, we donate one to those in need. with 75 million donated so far, that's a whole lot of good... and good, and good, and good. ( ♪♪ ) visit bombas.com and get 20% off your first purchase. bombas. when you have chronic kidney disease. there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. and here. not so much here. if you've

to sort of, not an obvious than matt ignace of the conversations of our, that would be humility and humeho -- i'm curious about your view on the technology export regime, those export controls that the administration placed on china in october with the metaphor of a tall fence around a very small yard, focusing on semiconductor and computing technologies that are important to military advances. putting aside it welcomed comment on the substance of the export controls i'm interested in your view about how that fits in the broader contract of the u.s. china relationship, but also how it relates to the entirety of bilateral, multilateral economic relationships and alliances, and partners and allies that are affected by the export controls, all -- >> but the first part of it, is it absolutely makes sense to begin to look, to be less reliant on china for so much manufacturing. starting in the late 90s, and moving forward, china became a corporate easy button, all over the world. it's where everybody wanted to go. massive market. obviously, you know, low cost labor, no environmental restrictio

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more to the point, are we sending hume vees that have been fully upgraded or hum-vees that are slatedget this upgrade or are they coming from the demilitarized stock pile. >> i might ask general sims. i don't know the answer to that, but we may have to take it and come back to you. >> sir, i will have to come back to you. we'll bring that to you, beau i'm not quite sure. >> we have the red river army depot that does a lot of the work and they're starving at the vine and we've got 40,000, you know, units that need this upgrade and i'd really like to get-- it saves about $12 billion rather than buying brand new to retrofit and we want to deal with the taxpayers dollars. one of the initiatives on our office we've been working with our colleague, our friend from california, mr. panetta, the ukraine human rights act. and take concrete steps to hold russia accountable for their atrocities they're committing in ukraine. what evident of war crimes have you seen in ukraine, including any committed by the wagner group and as the war rages into the second year, what can be done to hold russia ac

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