gregg jarrett, thank you. straight ahead tonight, after botching every aspect of the pandemic and its response, flip-flop found she is finally stepping down in december. senator kennedy has thoughts. later, jared kushner reveals things about the trump white house you have never heard before. he will be with us straight ahead as we continue. >> sean: dr. doom and gloom flip-flop fauci announced his departure from the national allergy and infectious disease center say that he's ready to start the next phase of his career. isn't it kind of interesting that fauci is leaving days after the cdc chief announced a massive agency shake-up is coming? they admitted to massive failures in terms of our countries covid response? don't you think these two things aren't connected? you may want to think again if you do because they most certainly are. fauci still needs to be held accountable for all of the lies and misdirection of his flip-flopping on masks, saying vaccines will stop all transmission, et cetera, not really foc

ah, i'm jarrett read welcome to the shore. a ceasefire, broken by egypt has gone into effect following 3 days of deadly violence between israel and the palestinian islamic jihad militant group authorities in gaza. say at least $43.00 people including children, were killed in is riley as strikes since friday. hundreds more people have been injured. palestinian militants logged a barrage of rockets towards eas, routing response. it's the biggest escalation in violence in the region that's been seen in more than a year. i'm joined now by stephen cook. he's the middle east analyst with the council on foreign relations in washington. welcome to d, w. this egypt broke and si, fi is now in effects between israel and islam. mac jihad militants, in gaza. how optimistic argued that the sci fi is going to hold? well let's get through the night 1st and then we can think more about the next couple of days. these are always, these fires are always quite fragile. the palestinian islamic jihad, there is a variety of use within the palestinian

we know it implicates his father, the big guy, and nobody seems to care about that greg jarrett.. >> because there's no equal justice under the law that's engraved on the pedestrianment of the united states score. merrick garland has seen to that and so has christopher wray and the fbi. excuse me if i just don't trust the fbi that performed the woornt trump's home. the fbi has a long and disgraceful record of lies and concealment and manipulation. you'll recall that an fbi lawyer literally doctored evidence in order to gain a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. the fisa court excoriated the fbi when they discovered it and ban i should all fbi officials from ever appearing before them, those that were involved. the inspector general at the doj then conducted an scoffed i have investigation going through hundreds and found say shameful pattern of lies, manipulation, concealment, by the fbi in order to secure warrants to spy and to seize documents. take a look at this particular warrant that was served at trump's home. it is a general search warrant. which is most often held to be

alina, gregg jarrett, thank you. when we come back, speaking of whistle blowers our very own jim jordan congressman of ohio says he talked to five of them and he'll explain why he's opening a congressional inquiry into the doj inspector general's office and much more as our coverage continues. stay with us. ♪ jj >> [bushes rustling] [door opening] ♪dramatic music♪ yes! hon! the weathertech's here. ♪ weathertech is the ultimate protection for your vehicle. laser-measured floorliners... no drill mudflaps... cargoliner... bumpstep... seat protector... and cupfone. ♪ what about my car? weathertech. hi, my name's steve. i lost 138 pounds on golo and i kept it off. golo's changed my life in so many ways. before, i was over 300 pounds. now, i literally have the ability to take a shirt off and go out in the sun where i would have never done that before. try golo. it works. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is

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gregg jarrett, alan dershowitz join us with the latest coming up next. ♪ ♪ demands a lotion this pureld bond pure moisture lotion 24-hour hydration no parabens, dyes, or fragrances gold bond champion your skin ♪ ♪ >> pete: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." it tonight, it's good to be a biden in the washington swamp. of fbi whistle-blowers are telling senator ron johnson of wisconsin that high-ranking officials inside the bureau prohibited agents from investigating hunter biden and his laptop from heck. they could not investigate and were told until after the 2020 election. that's not all, according to mark zuckerberg, the fbi contacted facebook in 2020 and warned of russia propaganda. just as the hunter biden laptop story emerged. watch. >> there was a lot of attention on twitter during the election because of the hunter biden laptop story. you guys center that as well? >> we took a different path than twitter. basically the background is the fbi came to us and some folks on our team saying, hey, as you know, you should be on high alert that we thought there was a lot

professor dershowitz, and gregg jarrett. coming up, the doj is doing damage control over the tactics they used in peter navarro's arrests. we will tell you the updated peter will join us. also, paul manafort will react as he releases his book, "political prisoner today." straight ahead. ♪ ♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪ ♪ >> sean: on other day with yet another example of our two-tiered justice system. you know, we don't have equal justice or application of our laws any longer. get this, the biden doj is now claiming the heavy-handed arrest tactics used against peter navarro back in june at an airport or completely reasonable and appropriate, calling him a "on particular subject." remember, peter navarro was arrested while getting on an airplane, put in handcuffs. he was then taken, strip-searched, put in leg irons

you>> know, i saw our colleague greg jarrett's column. n. they actually use garland's words against that.to it's u standard practice to use less intrusive means.ey and they also want to know in this filing filing today, f the fbi lie to the magistrate that they omit exculpatory information. there's got toul be at leasts 30 questions just based on those two observations in this filing today. as well, right? yeah, there's no doubt.s listen, there's so much we don't know. it's like march or april of 2017 when you and i we're working on the russian collusion story, we're going to learn a lot of factstssiing. ew but tonight we have a new facte that happened. the biden white house can no b c longer claim it wasn't involved in the starting of this criminal investigation or its facilitation. in fact, long before the raid we , may.ing about april that's now a fact that's no n longer in doubt. john solomon, great work as always. thank you. joining us now, fox news legal analyst greg jarret, harvard law professor alan dershowitz. greg, let me start wit

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ah, i'm jarrett raid, thanks to your company is riley air strikes have killed at least 10 people in the gaza strip, including a senior palestinian militant. this triggered a barrage of rockets fired back at israel from garza, most were intercepted by israel's iron dorm defense system. these railey government says it targeted the islamic jihad militant group for what it described as an imminent threat. israeli forces target and apartment building and gas, a city just one of many air strikes launched into the coastal strip. israel says the attacks were in response to an imminent threat from the palestinian islamic jihad group. the strikes come after israeli forces arrested a senior militant in the west bank early this week. israel carried out the precise counter terror parisian, against an immediate threat. our fight is not, was the people of gaza islamic jihad is in iranian proxy, that wants to destroy the state of israel and kill innocent israelis. the head of islamic jihad is in the harem. as we speak, we will do whatever it takes to defend our people. ah, and islamic jihad commander w

can you tell us, jarrett, what is germany doing more generally to diversify its energy sources? will. and yet the dependence on of germany on rushing got to live politicians really scrambling a bunch of things that they are doing. they are trying to secure a new impulse partners for oil and gas. they're trying to speed up the expansion of solar and wind energy. they are extending the life than of germany, coal plants that was g, or they had expected to try and face that out by 2030. and there is talk of putting a pause on the countries plant nuclear phase out. what they're also trying to do is really rush up and build up the liquefied natural gas infrastructure ahead of what as we heard in that report is expected to be a tricky and worrying winter. kara, thank here and that was the w political correspondent, jared read. now finland's prime minister, santa marin, has defended her rights to have a private life after a video of her partying with friends, with leach online. the video shows maria, and celebrating with well known influences and artists are in that she did nothing ille

all of the goals coming out ah, i'm jarrett great. welcome to the shore palestinian authorities in the gaza strip. say 24 people have now died from is riley strikes on the territory. on saturday, 6 people, 3 of them children died in a blast in northern garza. israel's military denies any involvement in the lightest incident. it says the dates were caused by a rocket that the islamic jihad militant group misfired. the 2 sides have tried it . heavy fire over the past few days after israel killed a senior commander from the army group. after nightfall, the skies above garza were lit up by rockets. these were fired from the gaza strip into israel. at the end of day 2 of the latest upsurge and violence. but the rocket fire was not just one way. this black cloud was from an israeli missile that hit the palestinian controlled strip earlier in the day. israel is calling the operation breaking don't saying it's a preemptive campaign against an imminent threat of the jose boma. this is the 2nd day of operation breaking dawn, which aims to remov

here the reaction, fox news contributor jason chaffetz along with fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett you examples, number one, they never got to the bottom. we now know on four separate occasions even though it says verified at the top of the fisa warrant, they are using the disinformation dossier that was completely unverifiable, after it was debunked they had hunter biden's laptop and didn't do a thing with it. now we have the fbi whistle-blowers and they don't seem to be paying much attention to him either. nor did they pursue justice for the people that were rioting. 574 riots in the summer of 2020. seems like it is one-sided to me. >> there is no equal application of the law, merrick garland, multiple whistle-blowers have come forward with compelling and incredible evidence that there was a scene amongst senior fbi officials to bury and hide incriminating evidence of hunter biden's influence peddling, although at the same time, deliberately and falsely portraying the laptop and it's contents as russian disinformation, knowing full well that it wasn't. and then they hid all of th

attorney brett tolman and fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. thank you for joining us. you are a former u.s. attorney. i will start with you. i cannot get past the fact that a judge less than two months ago had to recuse themselves. we don't know why, but had to recuse himself from a trump issue and less than two months later he is making this ruling. i don't get how that happens in today's legal system. cino jason, if the recusal came as a result of the political connection between this judge and hillary clinton, which most likely it was, then it really is outrageous that he would not recuse himself when the main political adversary of hillary clinton, obama and biden and anyone on the left as former president donald trump you would have thought it would have applied also in this circumstance especially in the criminal law when there's a lot more on the line. >> craig, i love the piece you wrote on fox news.com, but essentially they were giving a fishing license to go to town on donald trump's residents. what is your reed on what you read in the affidavit? >> this is w

joining now pam bondi's with us for commentary as well as fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett.r take on all of this? >> having personally as a prosecutor for 18 years signed thousands of subpoenas, thousands them a many times people don't comply. you either issue a new subpoena or do a motion to compel. why was that not done in this case? the trump people were working well with them and why wasn't that dumb? that's a question for merrick garland. number two, the warrant, think about the warrants. if you're going to issue a warrant, the reason has to be i'm worried they are going to destroy evidence. what suspect about that is that we learned that the warrant was signed on friday, but not executed until monday. why get the warrant? that doesn't make sense. i've personally been involved in many, many search warrants authorizing them, the execution of the search warrant and they came in with guns blazing like you said. for documents, you know what you do? you go up and show the warrant at mar-a-lago, they knew the president wasn't there, it's a skeleton crew and you go in and you

let's ask gregg jarrett, fox news legal analyst.s hanged over to the judge and he said looks good to me? i was somewhat surprised by that. what do you read into that? >> well, i agree with you. you know, the impeerist merrick garland takes the attitude that americans aren't entitled to ask questions just trust us given their abysmal track record especially in lying to courts while seeking the magistrate gave garland until noon today. one of two things will happen garland will either seek a stay from a higher court pending an appeal or he will cherry pick certain parts of the affidavit that are totally adverse to donald trump while obscuring evidence of, perhaps, omissions of exculpatory evidence by the fai or outright misrepresentations. so i'm not optimistic we are going to get anything mean meaningful. >> brian: so we know this, this is what they wanted to redact and the judge says that's reasonable so i guess the judge would ultimately decide if that's going to go forward. you say the doj is going to decide if that goes public? i

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jarrett stidham can't find an open man. so he says i will do it myself. first, touchdown of the day for the raiders that extends the lead to 10 3rd quarter. nick mullens and now the former 40 niner. well, fine dj turner up the middle. and he turns that into a 34 yard touchdown. extra point, though, no good 16 to 6. let's go to the 4th 3004th and goal for vegas and they capitalize here. britain, brown. barrels his way in allegiance stadium loving it. 45,000 people on hand for preseason game. you know, their hype out in los vegas for this team. a couple minutes later. raiders with the sack right there. to sean bowers. sac sean mannion and that would do it. the raiders they go on to win this one. 26 to 20. all righty. that will do it for sports. and that'll do it for kron. 4 news at 8 as well. but we will be back in just a couple minutes. yeah, we'll see for kron. 4 news at

he testified that jarrett confided in him when they shared a cell.words in this police recording. >> and he said he just snapped, it was something like that. >> this witness was able to give details, this particular person who was in jail at the time of the murder. anyway that he would have known this information unless he received it from someone who knew it. >> but the star witnesses of the prosecution whether his own children. >> you hadn't seen them in some time. >> that's correct. >> do they look the same? >> no. >> were you making eye contact? send the many messages? >> i'm looking at them. they're not making any eye contact with me. i did mouth, i love you. that was about all i thought i could get away with. >> the children, then 12 and 13 years old, told the jury with clear i detail what happened that last day they saw their mother alive. and the details were more damning than ever. that's when jarred's daughter testified about picking through that nail slot. >> what did the little girl sly? >> she sees her father standing, he is changing his

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t weha appreciate great jarrett. thank you. when we come back , jonathan turley will weigh in on all of a this. e, also, roger stone, he knows all too well the two tier justicesy system predawn raidsst because e lived through it. he evenro had the benefit of fae news cnn cameras. a we'll get his take on what's going on in this country and much more as we continue from runs off of work. and the survivors will need it. and it doesn't cost over the past 40 years, more than 10,000 animals have been killed in a very strange way, the mammary glands, the brain is gone, poured out like a mystery to overwhelm law enforcement. there's no evidence to point to one thing or another to go replicate that and not leave evidence. i don't think that would be possible. people the helicopters, it could be bacteriological weapons testing, lots of speculation. everything is coming in and cases are among the greatest unsolved serial crime for u.s. so we could have the case ourselves as individual cattle mutilations screaming now on fox, the fox stati

jarrett, grassley says new whistleblower info reveals deeply rootedlitica political infection withininfei. al infection within can the can the american peoplef trust that the fbibi and the dod are committed to equal justice and equal application ofg our laws? because i'm i'm feelinthey't g they can't have that confidence that we need to have. trust is earned and the fbi and the department of justice a have squandered any trust.ny and ye t you've got merrick garland standing in front of cameras saying trust the fbi, how dare anybody question their integrity. we'll look at their traceir tray record . i mean, this is there fbi thatga had a lawyer who doctored evidence to gain a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. the fbi paid an ex british spyie to conjure up phony evidence that the fbi knew was bogus and yet they ran with it. this is tho e fbi who had a director, james comey, who stole government documents them them to the media,cuments admittedly for the purpose ofer triggeringa a special counselfe who just happen to be hinds who just happen to be hinds in the collusion investigatio

greg jarrett, thank you. also tonight, joe biden used his remarks in pennsylvania earlier today to preview what we can expect at his big primetime address that nobody will be watching thursday. more baseless, vicious political attacks on conservatives. and while joey pretends to care about unity just like he did in his inauguration speech, here's what he said earlier today in pennsylvania. take a look. >> let me say this to my republican friends in congress. don't tell me you support law enforcement. >> if you won't condemn what happened on a 6th, don't tell me for god's sake, whose side are you on ? whose side are you on ? look great on the side of a mob ,the side of the police, you can't be pro law enforcement and pro insurrection. where was joe in the summer of 2020 one five hundred and seventy four riots broke out and thousands of cops injured, pelted with bricks, rocks, bottles, molotov cocktails, billions in property damage and dozens of dead americans. where was he then? is this a joe biden means when

meanwhile, raiders backup quarterback jarrett stidham will be on the field for the raiders and readyhow what he can do. he came over to the raiders in a trade after playing in new england with raiders head coach and former patriots offensive coordinator josh mcdaniels. he knows the offensive system and he's more than happy to share his knowledge with the raiders quarterbacks, which includes former cal quarterback chase garbers. i'm trying to be, you know, as helpful as possible because i know whatever. >> you know, like when i was in chase's shoes my rookie year, you know, brian hoyer, tom brady, i mean, these guys really help me and the offense and just, you know, learn how to be a pro. so, you know, that's what i try to help with chase. and then obviously with nick and eric, you know, those guys being vets, you know, just try to help them as much as i can, you know, with little things here and there within the offense and that sort of thing. so and that goes in all along with anybody really running backs titans receivers or i just try to try to help out as much as i can work in. an

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greg jarrett with us this morning.big. is it? >> reporter: it could be. i think other employers take note and pay attention and may decide they will do the same thing, reach a settlement. a matter of law because it's not a judgment confirmed by higher courts, it has no force in effect legally on other jurisdictions but this is a clear violation of title vii of the civil rights act, the government was discriminating against individuals based on their religion. they didn't provide a religious exemption that employees demanded. stuart: i hope it goes further. you have a new op-ed, merrick garland's case is dangerously problematic, that is the wording of your op-ed. tell me why is dangerously problematic. >> if this is a dispute as doj and fbi says over documents on the federal records act, that is not a criminal statute. it has no enforcement provision. you can't get a criminal warrant to search and seize the president's home and office. what did merrick garland do? tossed in 3 criminal statutes, problem with those statut

joining us is greg jarrett.t? >> absolutely right and look, the imperious garland, his attitude is how dare a lowly magistrate deny my earlier request as he did on monday to keep everything secret so i suspect garland, you know, will submit read the actions that are page after page of thick blank inc. covering everything except the title and page number, a few words like the and and and if the magistrate says that is not good enough, i will un-reject your reductions and release them you can bet garland will run like a jack rabbit to his old pals on the higher court seeking a stay and an appeal and dragging this thing out so i'm not optimistic that we are going to get much. ashley: is it unusual to release the details of the affidavit or is this such a case of such standing that it involves a former president in his personal home that it should be released to the public? >> the magistrate said this is historic and unprecedented and then it requires i think transparency that is unusual and atypical. americans dese

jarrett stidham. can find a man opens a let's do it ourselves. first.ad to 10. let's go to the 3rd quarter. nick mullens in now, former 40 niner and he finds dj turner over the middle turner with the burners he's in for a 34 yard touchdown. extra point, though, no good. daniel carlson missed that one to 16, 6 raiders 4th quarter. now 3rd and goal for las vegas. they capitalized there. brittain brown gets in for a one yard. touchdown. allegiant stadium loving it. 45 1000 people there today for a preseason game. raiders extend that lead to 10. this will do it a couple minutes later to shawn bowers gets the sack on sean mannion. that would wrap up the game. the raiders they go on to win this one. 26 to 20. they are now 2 and oh, in 2 in 3 here's what head coach josh mcdaniels had to say after the game. i thought our compete in the secondary, you know, we held them. >> one for 7 on 3rd we were, you know, we played some tight coverage on 3rd down. you know, there's some close plays down the field, but all in you know, we held under 300 yards, whatever it was

i will give my own thoughts on this in just a moment with fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett but firstp, let's turn to ashley webster who is live from palm beach, florida, with the latest. ashley, what you got? >> reporter: tell you what, larry, it is the day after the big raid. i think people are still pretty

host: that's jarrett in kentucky on the student loan debt forgiveness.s is garnett calling it another promise kept by in the president when it comes tostone forgiveness. -- student loan forgiveness. caller: i think the issue of the day this still the raid or the legal search of mar-a-lago. i identify more as conservative now because there's such hypocrisy that laid on mar-a-lago was -- the raid on mar-a-lago was legally done and there's a large outcry but if we look at breonna taylor's situation where there's a legal warrant obtained as someone dies, where's the outcry for that? so that's my comment. host: talking about your top news story of the week. sandra, in columbus, ohio, a democrat. what do you think? caller: my first is the student loan, quickly. people said they had to pay for their loans and the people are getting a break. well, you know, sometimes they don't want government to be intervening. why don't they get together and sign a class action suit against those institutions and at least get their interest back? also on turning over the docum

reaction, donald trump with the intel committee and let's start "the wall street journal" and gregg jarrett pointed it out on air last night, and that is the federal records act actually gives authority to a former president to have custody and control of presidential papers. now when you accompany that with the timeline that we know of that is february, and the archives and records administration was praising the trump team for that cooperation and in june everything they wanted to see. and would you mind pad locking this room? and they didn't, when he put all of that together and the president's ability to declassify, where did they get the president on any legal issue here? >> i don't think that they did get him on any legal issue here and that was the headline of "the wall street journal" yesterday which was dead on accurate. you have to have a legal basis. this is not the gastric's. this is our country and the constitution. and what we saw with what we just discussed is that they are hiding the doj memos and like to see them and reject them, and when push makes shove, it is not a favor

i just recently finished a lab girl by jarrett will hope jaren and when i was reading it it was because i'm a biologist. i'm teach now, but that's where i got. my bachelor's in my master's and i remember thinking there is a certain way you read in science. so when i first started reading her book, i just was like this is i even told him i'm like, this is crazy. i mean she's going into her issues. yeah, and i just would like put it aside but as i was reading it, she just really revealed herself and her feelings about her research and then seeking permission from her friend her colleague before she wrote it, but you're looking at the back page at her picture and you're like, okay, this is her i mean, but what i'm excited about is this genre is coming and i'm glad you're saying that because as i finish the book, i felt like i was in the room with a friend right and so the fact that you have done this with coral i'm just super excited. it's not really a question so much is is it truly a genre that's coming. i mean hers was kind of on the forefront with the new york times and so is this some

. >> todd: brooke, thank you gregg jarrett things attorney garland had an ulterior motive and here is why. because there is no enforcement provision of the records act. it is not crime. so what did merrick garland do? he tossed in three general moral general criminal status. wait a minute under law for more than 100 years in america and specific statute like the records act takes precedent and supersedes any general steps. again, merrick garland knew that but wanted to gain access to trump's compound for an ulterior motive to look for some evidence, any evidence of the different crime or maybe something related to january 6th. so, he tossed out a general warrant, which is a clear violation of the fourth amendment which requires it to be specific. >> todd: turning out to this, israel urging the biden administration to reject the iran nuclear deal after the state department signaled the u.s. could be willing to renegotiate. >> carley: is really defenseman will be in washington to sway officials to walk away from the obama era run nuclear deal. senior advisor to the ambassador of israel

jarrett received his m.a. in museum studies and b.a. in history from the university of carolina at greensboro. he is also a blacksmith, woodworker, raises bonsai trees, is a photographer and has acted in numerous films. it is wonderful to have him with us today. again, there will be time for q&a at the end of our presentation. please feel free to leave those at the bottom of your screen. without further ado i will turn the zoom over to jarred. >> hello! thank you so much for that great intro. thank you highland and the james monroe museum for having me. i am really excited to be here and to show you some really cool stuff from elizabeth monroe's life. before i begin, before i jump into the material, all of these cool artifacts that i have here, let me ask you a question. if you are in your house and time suddenly froze, everything just sort of, stood still. hundreds of years from now people were looking at the artifacts, the items, that were in your house, but with those items say about you? what's story would they tell? my guess is the

meanwhile, raiders backup quarterback jarrett state ham will be on the field for the raiders and ready to show what he can do. state ham came over the raiders in a trade after playing in new england with raiders head coach and former patriots offensive coordinator josh mcdaniels. he knows the offensive system and he's more than happy to share his knowledge with the raiders quarterbacks, which includes former cal quarterback chase garbers. i'm trying to be, you know, as helpful as possible because i know whatever. >> you know, like when i was in chase's shoes my rookie year, you know, brian hoyer, tom brady, i mean, these guys really help me and the offense and just, you know, learn how to be a pro. so, you know, that's what i try to help with chase. and then obviously with nick and eric, you know, those guys being vets, you know, just try to help them as much as i can, you know, with little things here and there within the offense and that sort of thing. so and that goes in all along with anybody really running backs titans receivers or i just try to try to help out as much as i can wo

but i'm omar jimenez in for laura jarrett this week. >> and it is early. >> that alarm came fast. >>ne romans. we'll get you up to speed on everything that you need to know for the day. questions this morning about who was behind a car bombing that killed the daughter of a russian ultra nationalist who has been described as a philosophical architect of the

because he was meticulous about his operational security, jarrett something during the obama years in my time as dni, we have great difficulty trying to find him because he isolated himself quite successfully both physically and electronically. >> general hertling, if it were being told is what occurred, the mission was conducted with a drone strike the idea that they were able to precisely target somebody at the time of day that they were choosing, in part of the routine, to stand or sit out on a balcony is really extraordinary, as clarissa was pointing out, limited damage to other people who may have been in the house or neighborhood. >> yeah, i would seem so, anderson, what i'm against just all add to what director clapper said. if you understand how these individuals do this kind of targeting, the requirement for intelligence, the requirement for rehearsals which the president talked a little bit of out and some of this team talked about how he was so interested in the intricate details of sunrise on the houses and what rooms were being revealed, its whole thing went on. you need

here with reaction, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett along with warmer white house chief of staffo logical sense to defund, dismantle or no bail laws, none whatsoever. but it is being adopted by every blue state and it seems like every blue city in america and it has gone viral and they seem fine with it. i'm having a hard time understanding why they think that's a good issue to run on. >> it is not a good issue, sean. if you look at the number one and number two issues across to america, you alluded in the last segment its crime and inflation. that's why you have governor candidates across this country and in your state in new york talking about firing district attorneys on day 1 in wisconsin and other states. look at the crime rate in portland up 800%. philly, d.c., i mean, you name it. but here's the interesting thing about these democrats. the proof is in the pudding, because there is two things that come out in the last month that totally debunk what the democrats have been talking about, and that is two things. number one, stacey abrams, how much money has she spent on perso

but i'm omar jimenez in for laura jarrett this week. >> and it is early. >> that alarm came fast. >> i'm christine romans. we'll get you up to speed on everything that you need to know for the day. questions this morning about who was behind a car bombing that killed the daughter of a russian ultra nationalist who has been described as a philosophical architect of the russian imperial ambitions. darya dugina died as an explosive device went off as she drove. she is the daughter of alexander dugin, an ally of russian president vladimir putin. for the latest let's turn to frederik pleitgen in moscow. fred. >> reporter: hi there christine. first of all, the reason why i'm standing here is because today is also russian flag day and there is a big celebration here, people coming out and are told to show their patriotism here in central moscow. but of course the killing of darya dugina really is something that continues to dominate the headlines here and especially the question of how it could happen and second of all who might be behind it which is really something that lot of people are

. >> and i'm oman yemejimenez in laura jarrett.we start with new tactic for the attorneys working on the mar-a-lago search. they have asked the federal judge to have a special master to ensure that any documents are returned to him. and they want any work paused before the potential third party review is done. so we want to bring in dave aronberg, state attorney for palm beach county, florida. good early morning to you. i want to start here, is there any legitimacy to this request for a special master from the trump team or is this just another one of his delay tactics that we've seen play out in cases throughout his long legal history? >> good morning, omar. it is a delay tactic because he is too late to ask for this. the whole thing is moot. this is what happens when you have trouble finding experienced criminal defense lawyers to represent you, you end up litigating the case in right wing media instead of a courtroom and then the clock runs out. because it is difficult to justify the extraordinary request for a special master tw

and you're yvonne, we know there's been flooding in the jarrett's destroyed thousands of homes also in shad. we've seen some pretty intense rounds of rain, but our usual trouble spots here across central africa to the south. we go and the weather maker that was in the western cape is shifted into the eastern cape, quite zulu natal. and that's flicking cooler air into my poto with a hive. $23.00 degrees on friday and me see those winds with up to 50 kilometers per hour. that's her update. thanks for joining in bye. for now. the. what is life? why in maximum security prison in this to part special report, $11.00 a goes behind 5. it's singapore chung, you prison on out just 0. frank assessments the heat waves we're seeing now, are they a product of global warming? we will say more of what is happening is that climate change is making them in depth. analysis of the days headlines inside story on al jazeera, ah fire to weapons deco in russia, near the ukrainian border and a number of explosions report.

i want to bring in daily dirt nap editor jarrett.wo part question, a, can the fed pull it off and b, what would they be trying to pull off? >> the fed has the ability to pull it off but you have to manage expectations. i don't think we'll get inflation down to 2% but i think we would be lucky to get it down 4 do 5%. the economy is structurally different. one way it is different globalization is starting to go in reverse. we actually have deglobalization which means this process by which we got cheaper goods from overseas has essentially stopped. that will report in structurally higher prices for the years to come. so the fed can fight inflation to a certain extent but only to a certain extent. charles: some folks are saying to your point if you look at the 1980s, cpi averaged over 5%. it was a pretty good decade economically. why can't that happen again? >> no, axe viewly can happen again and i think that is the most likely scenario. i think in the short term inflation has topped. i think 9.1% was the peak and i think it is actually

meanwhile, the raiders backup quarterback jarrett state hand will be on the field for the raiders and ready to show what he can do. >> he came over the raiders in a trade after playing in new england with raiders head coach and former patriots offensive coordinator josh mcdaniels. he knows the offense. nice more than happy to share that knowledge with the raiders quarterbacks, which includes former cal quarterback chase garbers. i'm trying to be, you know, as helpful as possible because i know whatever. >> you know, like when i was in chase's shoes my rookie year, you know, brian hoyer, tom brady, i mean, these guys really help me and the offense and just, you know, learn how to be a pro. so, you know, that's what i try to help with chase. and then obviously with nick and eric, you know, those guys being vets, you know, just try to help them as much as i can, you know, with little things here and there within the offense and that sort of thing. so and that goes in all along with anybody really running backs, titans receivers or i just try to try to help out as much as i can work in. >

. >> and i'm oman yemejimenez in laura jarrett. with new tactic for the attorneys working on the mar-a-lago search. they have asked the federal judge to have a special master to ensure that any documents are returned t

. >> griff: well, and sam our fox news legal analyst greg jarrett was basically calling garland out for. take a listen to this. >> merrick garland todaying unwhen ittingly stupidly undermind his own argument when he said oh, our standard practice is to use the least intrusive method. that's called a subpoena. and the fbi did that two months ago. they were counting on donald trump challenging it so that they would then be poised for a raid. but trump capitulated he gave them everything they wanted so they probably sat back at the doj and said now what are we going to do. >> griff: so, sam, as one who's familiar with investing these things, it seems to me that we really need to know what happened between those meetings in june, when everything seemed to be -- everyone was on the same page, and the raid on monday. >> absolutely. and while normally that might not be something that's done in the public, in this instance, the department of justice owes an explanation and a time line. you know, we've seen a very public explanation in other cases. attorney general barr didn't have to release th

jarrett stidham can't find an open man. so he says i will do it myself. first, touchdown of the day for the raiders that extends the lead to 10 3rd quarter. nick mullens and now the former 40 niner. well, fine dj turner up the middle. and he turns that into a 34 yard touchdown. extra point, though, no good 16 to 6. let's go to the 4th 3004th and goal for vegas and they capitalize here. britain, brown. barrels his way in allegiance stadium loving it. 45,000 people on hand for preseason game. you know their hype out in las vegas for this team. a couple minutes later. raiders with the sack right there. to sean bowers. sac sean mannion and that would do it. the raiders they go on to win this one. 26 to 20. all righty. that will do it for sports. time now to get your checking your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at downtown san francisco. all lit up nice and dry tonight. looks nice. >> feels kind of nice out there. but hey, it's going to >> going to warm up. but what's look like at the ballpark recent? yeah, let's stick with that. ford seemed anna know. we

three nothing raiders in the second quarter when jarrett stidham stands in the pocket, then takes caren't find it. open receiver. that's a four yard score and 10 nothing. raider lead. 49ers fans might remember this guy nick mullins in the third quarter. two d. j turner turner turns it on and that's a 34 yard touchdown pass . mullen seven of nine for 94 yards in his attempt to make the roster as a backup, the raiders two and o in the preseason after winning this 1 26 to 20 and some pretty serious money is on the line for three consecutive weeks on the golf tour event number one this week in the fedex cup, the st jude in memphis, cameron smith. could have become number one of the world with the wind, but he finished six strokes back. smith rumored to be headed to the live tour, san francisco born wils ella torres has been known as the guy who came so close without winning tournaments. allen taurus needing that tricky putt for par to finish a round of 66 have forced a playoff with sepp straka. and sometimes you also have to be a little bit lucky on the third playoff holes. alatorre sits a