you and john? yes and he's part of it all in yeah. >> he's a great dad door. >> so in a weird way there is a blessing from all of us. not a weird way. it's not >> aware she is >> she is the blessing. yeah >> even with the silver lining at the end, looking back, the edward saga can feel like a twisted soap opera. the stakes felt larger than just a sex scandal but what about the scandals political legacy >> we have this dream of who we want people to be >> but john >> edwards couldn't be that he was who he was for real hunter, who he was for elizabeth edwards and then it was who we was for the american public >> and that's the paradox inherent to politics by design individual human beings have to be the vessels for all our lofty ideals and yet to this day, we keep on investing and believing in these candidates for higher office, hoping that they do not break our hearts because maybe just maybe this one is different i do think a lot of his campaign staffers were die-hard, believe in the call spans and

john: good evening. i'm john yang.haos in central gaza today after an israeli air strike hit a tent encampment in the courtyard of al-aqsa martyrs hospital in deir-al-balah. two palestinians were reported killed and 15 others wounded. the israeli military said it was targeting an islamic jihad command center and that the hospital was n affected. among the injured were journalists who had been working nearby. >> they hit the tent without any warning, we were staying in the tent as a group of journalists peacefully with no terrorists among us. we were preparing our cameras and all of a sudden the tent was hit, everything went dark with debris and rocks flying above our heads and there were flames. john: in jerusalem, the biggest anti-government demonstration since the war began. tens of thousands of people rallied outside the parliament building, demanding that prime minister benjamin netanyahu get a deal to free the hostages held in gaza and hold early elections. in ukraine, today marked the second anniversary of russia

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john? >> john: it took six or seven years to replace the sunshine skyway bridge after it was knocked down in similar circumstances, commuters in the baltimore area take 695 and will need alternate routes. cliff jenkins for us, thank you, sandra? speak to a live look now at the dow on this friday afternoon because it's actually okay to look today come up three and a 45 points after a pretty significant sell-off yesterday over questions on u.s. policy on israel. right now it is bouncing back nearly at 39,000 again. so we are watching that and this jobs report that came out this morning. it was pretty strong. the u.s. added 303,000 new jobs in the month of march with unemployment slipping to 3.8% so what will the fed do with these interest rates they have had to raise to tackle inflation? larry kudlow is host of kudlow on fox business, larry, i will put you on the spot. mohamed a larry and was here earlier and he made a prediction. he still says he sees two rate cuts coming this year even thou

john? >> john: more protests on capitol hill, probe gods of protesters shutting down the big senate cafeteria. this was at the dirksen senate building which is literally across the street from us. it is the largest cafeteria on the senate side. protesters protesting "senate can't eat until gaza eats" capitol police are quite active arresting and escorting some of the protesters out. our aishah hasnie is tracking this along with our capitol hill team. we will have more coming up in the latest protest for you as soon as we get it. this follows what we saw in dearborn, michigan, protesters chanting death to america, death to israel, these gaza and anti-israel protesters are really snapping it up, sandra. >> sandra: capitol police obviously looking for ways to do with this. it almost seemed like a daily occurrence in some form that they are having to address this, john. it does not seem to be going away and we will have more coming up. >> john: as the pressure mounts on biden trying to get some

john?> it mary catherine for more on this. this is more of a shocking sign of the times. brand dice university says it is extending its transfer window for any jewish students at yale or columbia or cornell or nyu who want to transfer over to a safer environment. here is what marc thiessen remarked. >> can you imagine if howard university had to announce it was extending its transfer deadline because black students at columbia felt unsafe and they needed a safe place to study? why is it okay to do this to jewish students and do things to do students that no one would tolerate? if it was being done to african american students in this country? >> he makes a very good point. >> he does make a very good point and also the market is speaking here a bit. get out and try to get a refund. if they are not serving the needs i have been very, very happy to send them to state schools and to be electricians and welders but they are not going iv on my dime because when you're looking at the cost-benefit

john? >> john: editor and fox news contributor let's put the states up on the screen again, five points ahead in arizona, three in georgia, two in michigan, eight north carolina, four in nevada, paris and pennsylvania behind by three in wisconsin. if they hold trump becomes president again. >> first some of these are outside the margin of error that has to give the biden campaign. heartburn on that. i find it interesting ohio and florida aren't even on the list of swing states this time around. they used to be battleground states, they no longer are. solidly in the trump column. if you look at the issues in this polling it shows that voters in these swing states are more sensitive to the economy which is something that trump wins on and something so deep in being behind in approval ratings that he has a big hole to dig himself out of periods also in the polling young people, essentially minorities, the biden campaign is losing. they've gone to great lengths to try to get those voters back i

he met john brown after john brown's right. and so he doesn't want the indignity of being taken out and bound and have a rope put around his neck and hanged at that point, booth knows he's not going to get away. david begs to surrender. they let him come out of the barn. he surrenders and booth, there's a man in here who wants to give up what we have and bring all the guns out. and booth says, oh, those guns are mine. i need them. so david herold was taken captive and booth is in there with the spencer carbine with two revolvers, simply carving he picked up from this tavern. yes. so the booth has a seven shot carving and two revolvers with six shots. it's so can kill some of the soldiers when they come in. so they decide rather than rush the barn, which they could have done it easily captured him and probably taken him alive. they engage in a parlay, then they decide not going to come out. then booth says, i'll fight you one by one, i'll have a duel. one more stain on the old banner. it's a performance and he knows that over th

thank you. ♪ john: good evening. i'm john yang.s been the center of military operations for the last few months. israeli defense minister says in the area where the troops spent the last four months, hamas is no longer what we call a functioning military unit. others caution into reading too much into the future of the w. john kirby acute -- echoed that view. john kirby: it is really just about rest and refit for the troops that have been on the ground for four months and not necessarily indicative of some coming new operations for these troops. john: a top errani military advisor says no military is safe. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel is prepared for anything. russia has declared a national emergency as the euro river flooded. officials say the situation is getting worse. russia has launched -- launched a criminal investigation. and a somber ceremony has marked 30 years since an estimated 800,000 people were killed by government backed extremists in kigali, rwanda. bill clinton joined african and stern lead

john? >> mr. john?ne of the few not related by blood or marriage to billie earl johnson. charlie, who started as a bodyguard for billie earl said billie and mr. john tried to get him to shoot nancy howard. >> he tried to get me to kill that woman. >> did he really? >> out of jail, charlie told us sometimes john transferred money between bank accounts and sometimes john met charlie and billie and handed over packages of cash. at a hamburger joint or a gas station. john was all raise pressing them to get the hit done. >> he was, do you think you can get it done now? what's the chances? billie would say we are about an hour away. we will call you when we get close. >> call me when you get confirmation. i want this thing done. abaci, what did this lady do? >> as long as john was willing to pay, charlie said he and his family were willing to talk about killing nancy. every time the hit did not happen, john wanted to know why. billie was the master of outlandish excuses. >> he had a brain tumor. he had seizur

thank you. ♪ john: good evening. i'm john yang.nian president volodymyr zelenskyy hailed yesterday's house vote to resume aid to his embattled nation, calling it a side of unwavering u.s. support for ukraine, and the ukrainian people. other western leaders also welcome that $61 billion aid package. german chancellor olaf scholz called it a "strong signal." polish prime minister donald tusk said the much delayed funding is "better late than too late." the kremlin, on the other hand, said it would "further ruin ukraine and result in the deaths of even more ukrainians." on nbc's meet the press today, zelensky said that the new weapons will give his fighters a "chance for victory." >> we really need to get to the final point. we need to get it approved by the senate, and then we want to get things as fast as possible so that we get some tangible assistance for the soldiers on the front line as soon as possible, not in another six months, so that they will be able to move ahead. john: senate approval and president biden's signature are

when i think of john quincy adams, of course, i of john adams. and the role he had in his son's life. and of course, people would come up to john and they would say, well, you must be so proud. your son and john adams would say he a mother, too. so i to think of him as actually the son of abigail adams. there is a resemblance to abigail and there is. well, one of the treasures that is in this room is right here. what is this? this is the desk on which the treaty of paris was signed, which ended the american revolution. the american revolution? who signed it. well, if we look, we can see john adams. benjamin franklin and john jay. is that the original of paris that we're looking at? this is a copy. but the desk is real. the desk is the absolute that everyone sat and signed. now this desk was also used in a new miniseries. yes. executive produced by author stacy schiff. that's correct. and we were certainly interested in this series because it explores a life of benjamin franklin in paris right at the time that he became a diplomat and some extraor

john. >> john: jonathan turley, fox news contributor and constitutional law attorney. nondisclosure agreements in exchange for compensation are crafted every single day. why is this one in court? >> there is a novel question, john. i'm not sure. this is a frankenstein case. they took a dead misdemeanor. the attached it to a dead alleged federal felony and zapped it back into life. many of us are just amazed to watch this actually walk into court. it is not a recognizable crime that any of us have seen. this does not appear to be a federal crime. that is the theory that is being used. to go into the wayback machine, this state misdemeanor tied because of the statute of limitations. what bragg said was, well, i'm going to allege that you did false filings on business records to hide a crime. he was very ambiguous with that crime might be. he still is ambiguous. it is assumed to be a federal election crime. the problem of the federal government does not view it as a crime. they decided not to prosecute -- most election experts say that is the type of thing that has failed

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john? >> john: it's not just the southern border its way across the pacific. gillian turner for us, thank you, send a question mark >> sandra: let's bring in brian kilmeade cohost of "fox & friends" and host of one nation, i said that they are not sneaking in. they are pouring in, look at these numbers, border patrol arrests of chinese nationals who have crossed the u.s. border illegally in recent years, i mean it was a few -- you know a few years ago but we are talking huge numbers. >> sandra, here's the thing. it steeply concerning and also concerning how many people are still speculating in the highest places in our government. you can't leave the country unless they know in china. you have to understand they know it. there is a way to fly here and there is a way to come in here. now it's land in mexico and walk over and they say, and catch me because i know where i am going. now there was a few hundred, 342, now it's up to 22,000 plus since october of this past year. what they used to d

john? >> sandra: incredible and are life pictures continue there of that fence in eagle pass test six. matt finn, thank you, john? >> john: and chief political corresponded at the fox news contributor as we see the life pictures of migrants coming across the rio grande and trying to sneak into the united states to be branded by border control and make their way into the country they are banking on the idea they will get release. every once in a while we want to channel and chairman peabody and get to the wayback machine. and this time all the way back to 1995 the state of the union address when bill clinton was talking about immigration and then barack obama in a statement about immigration. at let's listen to what they both said about it, listen here. >> we are a nation of immigrants but we are also a nation of loss. it is wrong and ultimately self-defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws we have seen in recent years and we must do more to st

i am john roberts.to see you on the roof today. >> aishah: we are on the roof of our beautiful d.c. bureau. very beautiful here in washington, d.c., but nearly clear skies with patchy group of clouds out there. we are the lucky ones. we've got our eyes on the sky for you as you all at home are about to witness a partial eclipse or a total eclipse depending on where you are. those in more than a dozen states from texas to maine, they are going to see the big show, the big event, that totality. >> john: this all comes down to the weather. cloudy skies could spell trouble for viewing for some people, particularly in the deep south. we've got a jam-packed hour with our fox team coverage across the path of totality. jonathan hunt is live in indianapolis. jonathan, you should probably start to see the first image is of the moon beginning to cross in front of the sun. what is it like for you? >> we are expecting the moon to begin that creep across the sun. any moment now we've got about 50,000 people here in t

john?john: dana murray mcnichol there on the border, thank you. >> sandra: trying to form a president trump's criminal trial former "national enquirer" publisher david pecker facing redirect from prosecutors after the defense team cross-examined him earlier today. let's bring in fox news legal editor carrie urban who is at the courthouse what can you tell us, carrie? >> when exhibit i thought was especially important that the defense put up was a "wall street journal" article that was published just days before the election that revealed the "national enquirer" had actually been helping donald trump for months. in fact this was not a big secret that no one found out about until after but in this article and that effectively the inquirer had endorsed a donald trump which got me thinking as i was sitting there how it's pretty par for the course how newspaper is to endorsed candidates. i pulled up as i was sitting there "the new york times" full-throated endorsement of hillary clinton that the

john? >> john: sandra joining us is michael do charlotte a former bronx assistant attorney thank you for being with us. let's talk about what nate was talking about and that's this idea of in this case did new york city quietly step away from its sanctuary city law? nypd insists there was no coordination around the three arrests we witnessed live yesterday but they certainly did not try to intervene. >> thank you for having me. there may have been some unofficial cooperation with the city law is clear. it was passed by the city council and the city council has passed the law and the former mayor signed it saying you cannot cooperate with federal officials in ice matters. when it comes to police work someone could have given somebody a tip, but if the law needs to be changed as to be done by the city council. >> john: how would this come to the attention of the hs not through the judicial process of new york city? >> one could be the media. one could be social media, and the other could be c

very, very windy, john. wendy show. >> john: i am hoping to keep my time from going down. we have got the glasses. we have got pretty much crystal clear skies. in about an hour and 20 minutes, we will be putting on eyeg eyeglasses. i see a little light over there. i can see the sun. that means that glasses are working. hope everyone at home as something >> aishah: it's going to be a really fun show. this is "america reports." nasa says the entire country all of you out there will see at least a partial l eclipse today. it is those 15 states right there in the path of totality that will experience daylight and darkness for a matter of minutes. it's going to be quite a sight. >> john: getting a good glimpse of the rare celestial event depends on the weather. cloudy skies forecast good but a damper on the view. it's going to get darker. >> aishah: along the path of totality among the next two hours. people all over the place for you. we are going to kick things off with senior correspondent live in dallas where things are already underway. what are you seeing out there? are p

[indistinct] >> john: chanting "we are all palestinians." what we saw over the weekend, too, it was people cheering iran's attack against israel. you wonder what your perspective is when you are cheering sum of 300 explosive projectiles headed toward a very populous area. potential dangers at that if the u.s. air force, the israeli air force and jordanian air force hadn't shot down about 95%. we will keep watching this. we will be right back. is he? claritin clear? yeah. fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms, like nasal congestion. live claritin clear® every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food. ♪ imagine a future where plastic is not wasted... but instead remade over and over... into the things that keep our food fresher, our families safer, and our planet cleaner. to help us get there, america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars to creat

a lot of great congressmen are here, warriors really who fought with me a long time, john james, john mine and they love your state. [applause] they love your state. i want to thank and congratulate because this guy has gone like a rocket ship, i've never seen -- well, i have a couple of times, gotten a lot of people elected, those endorsements are pretty good but you still have to endorse the right person because otherwise it doesn't work. your next u.s. senator mike rogers will be fantastic wherever mike is. [applause] wherever mike is, thank you, mike. he was a great congressmen and a tough guy too. he had one little sabbatical and went to cnn for a little while and it's okay. [laughter] other than that he has been great, that's good because now you have a few of the more moderate people. we are being nice but he is a very respected person. he is the one we wanted and the one who decided to do it and i think he'll be a fantastic u.s. senator. always respected at the highest level. and it was always fair to us too what he did in this television thing he was always strong and fair. i

john? >> john: william la jeunesse with the latest on o.j. simpson's death. >> sandra: hard to believe, sorry, fox news contributor here, jim, you and i talked this morning i hope we are continuing this conversation but hearing from him february 11, that was two months ago and talking about how he was dealing with issues but felt in good health. now he's gone, jim your reflections? >> it's a very complicated, disturbing life and it's difficult to sum up, sandra. how do you describe life this guy lead? he was an icon, he was a hero, he captivated audience, captivated people. was in commercials running through airports, people of my age will never forget the way he was able to have this magnetism that attracted people to him. all of that changed with the -- not the conviction but with the charges that were brought against him. he was convicted by a civil trial. it's just so difficucult in our lives to put in perspective how someone can go from that to t this. and trying to unwind it, double m

narrator: and john brooks knew jack reid.ampshire to las vegas in 2003 and hired jack reid to help him. keefe: john brooks was going to become a real-estate developer. he had hired jack reid to pack up his entire home, all his personal property, into an 18-wheeler. narrator: was there more to this relationship? could john brooks have any motive to kill jack reid? a background check showed that he owned a gold sienna minivan exactly like the one in the surveillance video recorded after jack's murder. and the horse barn, the spot where jack reid had his last appointment? john brooks had a longtime connection with the barn's owner, mike connors. houle: michael connors was john brooks' former chief financial officer of his company that he owned for many years in londonderry, new hampshire. narrator: enough clues were pointing to this barn for police to search it. but by this time, more than a year had passed since the murder. the first thing detectives noticed inside the barn was that it was very clean and some of the flooring wa

greg faull had been bitten and a profound dislike for john mcafee followed. >> a couple times and john your dogs and set the fence. we have tours here. they are biting people. >> it came to a head on the night of november 9, 2012, a friday. that's one four of john mcafee's dogs were poison. many on the island suspected that greg did it. >> he told everybody he was going to poison those dogs. everybody he knew he was going to poison the dogs. >> 36 hours later, early on a sunday morning, he woke up 12 ringing phone. it was greg faull's caretaker. greg, he said, was dead. >> i was thinking heart attack. i'm thinking he could've slipped and fell on the tile. >> no. when the mccance and other ex- pats got to his house, it was clear it was no slip and fall. >> his body was there motionless. >> there was blood all over the floor. >> there was blood everywhere. >> police determined that greg faull was killed with a single gunshot to the back of the head, execution style. there was one oddly horrifying detail. the position of greg faull's t- shirt. >> it was pulled over like a hockey move. pul

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john?: sandra despite all the chaos, president biden himself has been tight-lipped at the growing protests. is a administration however is passing the buck to the universities themselves on how to deal with anti-israel encampments define school orders. jacqui heinrich live is the white house showing any sign of change in tone? >> a bit, john, since the protesters stormed and occupied the campus building we have gotten a new strong statement from the white house condemning it as "not peaceful and wrong" that incident appears to be a turning point in their messaging here. although we should point out this did not come from the president himself. and it did not include any call for the university to take any specific action. deputy press secretary andrew bates writes in part "president biden respects the right to free expression for protests must be peaceful and lawful. forcibly taking over buildings is not peaceful. it is wrong. and hate speech and hate symbols have no place in america" bates

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>> john: the u.s.ing israel is doing. >> you would hope, you would think, but to have this spokesperson from the state department, this is not helpful. that is not an ironclad relationship with israel. contrary to what president biden tries to say publicly. >> john: is this about israel or gaza or michigan? >> it's about domestic politics. i think the left is so afraid of it's own shadow and the progressives that go out there with the big bullhorns, they are not able to take a definitive stance. people appreciate printable and leadership more than the waffling there trying to do with biden and harris right now. >> john: jason great to see you. thank you so much appreciated. >> there is no guaranteeing that i have that power all by myself without legislation. >> sandra: so is presi president biden hinting he may finally use executive action to shut down the border? how that is going over with someone in his own party, patrick murphy and sean duffy are standing by. the smart investor has their money in a

john: good evening, i'm john yang. israel says a military operation in gaza has recovered the body of a man taken hostage in the october 7 hamas attack six months ago this weekend. militants had abducted 47-year-old elad katzir from kibbutz nir oz. his mother hannah was also kidnapped. she was released in november during a truce. his father was killed in the attack. at least 36 hostages are confirmed to have died in captivity. prime minister bjamin netanyahu remains under public pressure to get a deal to free the remaining hostages. negotiations are set to resume in the coming days in cairo. hamas is demanding an immediate and permanent ceasefire. in ukraine, russian drones and missiles have killed eight people and wounded 12 others in kharkiv, the second-largest city. ukrainian officials said the strikes damaged residential buildings, businesses, and a kindergarten. russia has stepped up attacks on kharkiv as ukrainian air defenses are strained without u.s. aid. mexico has suspended diplomatic ties with ecuador. it co

john?john: even elizabeth warren is baffled to what the administration is doing something is afoot. hillary vaughn, thank you, sandra? >> sandra: john, the justice department say they have arrested 19 19 year old who was going to attack churches, alexalexander mercurio was goino use guns and knives and fire to attack they say it should be an "eye-opener" u.s. intel has warned the war in gaza and the recent terror attack in moscow inspire lone wolf attacks here at home. >> john: congress is keeping up with its covert origins investigation and our next guest says he has discovered the government officials for more than a dozen agencies new the wuhan institute of virology was trying to create a virus similar to covid-19 back in 2018. let's bring in republican the kentucky senator rand paul. you have an op-ed but how vast was the great covid cover? it has recently discovered from 15 federal agencies new in 2018 that the wuhan institute of rosie was trying to create a viruslike covid-19 new clai

john? >> john: well, it's time for the airing of grievances so let's turn it over to sandra. >> sandra: thank you for that reporting, jackie, we await the president's words by the way the meanwhile we will bring in tammy bruce and richard fowler fox news contributor's i feel friday energy coming on. this is michaela montgomery. this morning the support who hugged to donald trump at the atlanta check fillet. it was certainly a moment. it's getting a lot of play but she joined this network earlier this morning on "fox & friends" and talked about the appeal of the former president to younger voters, listen. >> they feel like he is honest. they feel like this is somebody who while we may not agree with how he says things, how he goes about things, at least he is telling us what it is. we don't feel like this is a snake in the grass waiting for his chance to bite us. this is somebody telling us this is what my plan is. here is how i plan to executed. here are the people involved and here is how

john: good evening. a highly unusual bipartisan coalition of the house has been overwhelmingly passed the long-delayed foreign aid package for ukraine, israel and taiwan. on the house floor, democrats stood and cheered while waving ukrainian flags. earlier, lawmakers turned back an amendment from ultra conservative representative marjorie taylor greene that would have stripped out the $60 billion for the ukraine. house republicans said that border security was more pressing. house speaker mike johnson held a separate vote on a border security bill and it failed to get the support needed to pass. the house approved language that could lead to a ban on tiktok. the entire measure goes to the senate. last night the senate approved a two year extension of a controversial surveillance law that is part of fisa. the 60/34 vote came the minutes after the provision expired. this means the government may continue to collect without a warrant to the communications of foreign targets even when communicating with amer

john? >> john: those are definitely professionally made. i don't think there's any question about that. nobody is handed drawing signs and taking them to these protests. someone is supplying all this stuff. trying to get to the bottom of it for you. >> sandra: we are, our coverage will continue in this simple question to the president about anti-semitic protests at colleges across the u.s. periods answer to a very simple question was to pander to both sides and that is now exploding into controversy on its own. our white house correspondent jacqui heinrich is live on the north worn anything new from the president today? >> not yet, sandra. the president announced both sides when prompted by fox yesterday, but he has not taken it upon himself to speak out about any of this yet. he has tweeted 25 times since all of this spiraled out of control on saturday including nine times about climate. he made no mention of this in his remarks yesterday, and although there was a strong white house statem

. ♪ john: good evening. i'm john yan. after iran used drones and missiles to carry out its first ever direct assault on israel, diplomacy took center stage today. leaders from the white house to capitals around the globe are scrambling tonight to try to keep this unfolding and perilous conflict from spiraling out of control. tonight our coverage tonight , begins with nick schifrin. nick: above the holiest sites in one of the world's holiest cities, rockets lit up the night sky, and israeli air defense blocked an unprecedented iranian attack across all of israel. the israeli defense forces said it thwarted 99% of more than 300 drones and missiles. the majority were launched from iran, but some also came from iranian-backed proxies in iraq, syria, and yemen. american officials say the u.s. shot down at least 75 of them, almost all in jordanian airspace. israel said the only missiles that entered israeli airspace were ballistic, including one that wounded a seven-year-old girl. israel reported no deaths and only minor damage

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john? >> john: we will keep watching that, meantime let's bring in dan hoffman former station chief and fox news contributor. dan, there is some notion if iran does attack on israeli soil it may be some military facility away from big cities. what do you expect iran will do and how would you expect israel would respond to that? i'm sure they have a number of contingencies based on what might happen >> i think israel began this planning, john, back when they struck mohammed the one responsible for the lethal operations targeting israel i think when they took that strike they had to have factored in the likelihood that iran would respond. and i think israeli intelligence, the u.s. intelligence community is on high alert. key collection requirements are the targets iran might choose, perhaps military bases may be israel's nuclear facility, potentially civilian sites as well. that would certainly invite a different kind response from israel. and the launch sites does iran target directly from i

sending it back to you, john. >> john: thank you, sandra? >> sandra: joining us now fox news contributor and carrier bond fox news legal editor, carrie, a lot of what we have been anticipating is the coming and going a former president and then out of the courtroom because he stops in front of the microphone. perhaps we will hear him as he enters the courtroom what will happen before we dive in here? >> the defense will have an opportunity to cross-examine david pecker and i want to touch on something he was reporting on. david testified saying before trump ran for office if pecker went to him with a possible negative story that was going to come out about him because remember it was in pecker's best interest to repress these as well since the national inquirer readers liked good stories about donald trump which would sell the magazine so we have to render beneficial aspect so before he would go to trump and say there are some potentially negative stories and then donald trump would potentially say he had concerns about how it would affect p