"you know what, john?re no good, not you hitting on a 90-year-old woman," but it worked. they got nearly, i think, $750,000. what they were supporting ultimately was keeping rielle and their child under wraps. if fred baron and bunny mellon's contributions were being used to keep rielle quiet so that john edwards could win, that would make john edwards more than a philanderer. it would make him a federal criminal. wow, this is...this is big. ♪ by 2010, the walls were closing in on john edwards. thanks to the reporting of the "national enquirer," a grand jury had started investigating whether edwards' campaign funds had been used to hide his affair with rielle. and while those chips were already down for edwards came another blow-- andrew young, announcing he was going public with a tell-all book. andrew young finally broke from john edwards and wrote a book in which he came out and he acknowledged the cover-up. more than that, he named john as the mastermind of it all. what it is, is politics is almost cul

john? >> john: we are looking forward to that. right there in the stadium and you can do a lady gaga and dive right in. >> you can certainly see home plate from here in fact we were out here this morning johnf the facts, as republicans or democrats were taking batting practice, during the game you could also see not the entire field but something. >> john: is that somebody's business, or an apartment? >> this is a hotel. >> john: we may have to stay there, next on the go-to that ball game. thank you so much chatter. >> there's a bar where you can get a beer and everything. >> john: thank you so much. >> gillian: major decision that will impact your wallet, will there be a cut to the interest rates, or will they mean at a 23% or high. we have more coming up next. complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. all these games on directv— and no satellite on the roof! think about this: blue jays, cardinals, orioles... what's missing? the andean condor? no, walnut-brain! pigeons! they'd rather

john? >> john: how does that old saying go politics ain't beanbag?baier on the possible medical benefits of cannabis. and, later, the panel on a bad day to be a biden. ♪ >> john: an increasing amount of research is showing cannabis can help aging americans manage pain and other ailments. tonight bret baier shows us why some doctors and health policy experts are backing increased access to marijuana. bret? >> bret: thanks, john. in our last installment, looking at the increase in medical marijuana use, we told you about the proposed reclassification. tonight, we take a closer look at a separate effort to expand treatment through medicare. >> people 65 and over are the fastest growing segment using cannabis. but they are using it for ailments of aging, really. >> bret: commonwealth project founder howard kessler working to integrate medical cannabis. >> relief goes down through your body. >> it is not legal at the federal level. meaning doctors cannot officially prescribe cannabis. >> i have talked to many physicians who say they get asked five times d

john? >> john: jackie, thank you.ting back from you again soon. >> gillian: jason, it is now fox news contributor and former utah congressman. thank you for taking time with us today. we are going to get into joe biden's trip but let's first ask about the white house comments, what i asked if the president would consider commuting president hunter biden's sentence. >> he was asked about a pardon and was asked about the trial specifically. and he answered it very clearly and very forthright, the sentencing has not even been scheduled yet, i don't have anything beyond what the president said but he's been very clear about this. >> gillian: it was so nice, we played it twice. >> that's okay. i love it when she says that the president has been very clear but i have not had a discussion with the president about it, and there are these outstanding questions about whether or not he will commit the sentence. what she claims to do and trying to be clear but i am left scratching my head. of course the president and a first lady

thank you. ♪ john: good evening, i'm john yang. day after israel rescued four hostages from gaza, palestinians assessed the high cost of that operation -- one of the deadliest days of the eighth -- eight month war. the ga health ministry says 274 palestinians were killed and 700 others wounded during the israeli assault inside the nuseirat refugee camp. today, there were more israeli airstrikes in central gaza. the military says it's targeting hamas infrastructure. palestinians say enough is enough. >> for the millionth time, we deliver a message to the international community. we do not want aid, we want you to stop the war. we do not know where to go. they move us from right to left, and from left to right, they tell us to go to the south, come to the center. what is going on? we have been suffering for months. john: in france, president biden ended its five day visit -- i deal with france to use profits. still to pbs news weekend, eradicating malaria and a new book delves into the signs on personal stories envoy -- for young peo

john: good evening. i am john yang.he israeli military says it will limit fighting in a small area of southern gaza in order to allow more aid to reach thousands desperately in need of food. daytime military operations will pause along a seven mile stretch of road between the kerem shalom sing with israel and stined for gaza swed when ralose the raw fol national secitysight - vir jake sullivan played a key le heet on one-on- with foirs and correspondent nick shifrin. >> defense forces announcement this morning of what they are calling a technical humanitarian pause from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. every day, from the crossing between israel into gaza going toward russia -- rough -- rafah. how significant is that? >> it is significant. this is a good and appoint step because we met a huge amount of progress getting into gaza, including work that president biden did to get kerem shalom back open a few weeks after the rafah the issue now has been getting aid around gazao food, mice, and water. this technical pause will allow fo

you're an ass. ♪ he's no longer... ♪ (rachel) john? ♪ john?te this woman? we're talking about 20th century law enforcement, sergeant. (sergeant) there's your problem, chief. your amishman doesn't live in the 20th century, doesn't think in the 20th century. chief, if the amish have taken your man in, i wouldn't wanna hang from a rope until you find him. look, the problem is, about every third amishman around here is named lapp. we've got upwards of 14,000 amishmen around here. that's just lancaster county. -yeah. -now, over in... that's very interesting, sergeant. but this is a very important matter. it involves the murder of a police officer. now, there must be a directory of some sort of these people somewhere. sure. tax roles, voter registration. tell you right now, i don't have the manpower to send a deputy to every lapp farm in lancaster county to see if they've got your rachel. maybe, sergeant, you could do a little telephoning. yeah. maybe i could. but since the amish don't have any telephones, i wouldn't know who to call. thank you, ser

>> john, good afternoon.nal park service spokesperson tells us "unfortunately the park has experienced significant vandalism and graffiti predominantly affecting the statues." notable damage includes graffiti, damage to structures, damage to park resources in lafayette park. national park service staff are evaluating the extent of the damage. a source familiar indicates the national park service does not provide estimates of how cleanup and repair will cost. it's unclear when the cleanup and repair will be done. arkansas republican senator tom cotton pleated photos of statues desecrated by protesters on saturday. free gaza painted on a number of statues. cotton is calling on the justice department to investigate and if not, he says doj will next year. >> you have anti-american pro-hamas lunatics defacing and desecrating the statues of our great veterans which is a plain violation of federal law. joe biden's government allowed it to happen and i that were not going to see any arrests or prosecutions for violat

john? >> john: william la jeunesse for us in los angeles. william, thanks.s of winning freedom for american hostages overseas. first, beyond our borders tonight, the death toll rises to 4 from flooding in southern germany. three bodies were recovered from inundated basements. chancellor olaf schultz visited the flooded region and officials warned that water levels could rise further in some areas. this is a live look at barcelona. one of the big stories there tonight, french and spanish farmers block a highway on the french-spanish border. it happens one day before a large farmer's protest in brussels and a week ahead of european elections. farmers are protesting against eu agricultural policies. demanding more government support and simpler regulations. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ [coughing] copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is my story. ( ♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airw

john: thank you.000 people as republicans come to bat. pflueger has great night. chad: one of the big gop weapons. john: padilla gets a strike. >> we were talking about video and how much the lower seating is filled in. pretty good crowds. >> here as you can see pretty well packed in. at nationals park. home of the washington nationals. a hit and second base, a double. this inning is sponsored by united states steel. the strength of america is made here, always. chad: jimmy on the double, looked like a hiccup in his giddy up. that's the other thing, you've been on the field for hours, we've talked about the time they get up in the morning, in california they practice at 3:00 pacific client -- time. john: out of play. the count, 0-1. he struck out the first two times but came back wit% a double that opened the floodgates run inning for the republicans. leading off is pflueger with a word to the umpire. and now we step back in, time to throw some strikes. >> no clock like in major league baseball. takes

john? >> john: it's getting real, aishah hasnie outside capitol hill thank you. >> sandra: oh it is getting real. showed up for the debate, charles on-site host of "making money" on fox business, always great to debate with you always so smart. this is trump pledging to fight inflation and a something everyone is talking about. >> get rid of inflation and we are going to bring that number down not just where you don't have inflation but we will bring those costs down. we once again slash the record number of liberty destroying regulations. what we did in taxes no one is ever done even ronald reagan gave a big tax cut come we give the biggest tax cut in history. the biggest regulatory cut. and we are going to throw out bidenomics and replace it with maganomics like your hats. >> it's an economic showdown for the ages. who is winning right? >> i think president trump is winning because the american public is saying hey i'm in a bad situation. the american public despite the economists this is

thank you. ♪ john: good evening, i'm john yang.dministration said today it's confident israel will move forward with the patho ending the war in gaza that the president outlined, if hamas agrees to it. prime minister benjamin netanyahu's chief foreign policy advisor said in an interview published today that israel had agreed to the proposal, but he also underscored the israeli position that hamas must be destroyed as "a genocidal terrorist organization" before there can be a permanent ceasefire. despite that apparent sticking point, white house national security spokesman john kirby sounded optimistic on abc' "this week." >> are we in a situation now where if hamas says yes, then israel is going to say no? >> no. this was an isrli proposal. we have every expectation that if hamas agrees to the proposal, as was transmitted to them, an israeli proposal, then israel would say yes. john: there's pressure on netanyahu from far-right coalition partners who say they'll bring down the government if he goes along with the deal, and from cen

john?am just alluded to, president biden reportedly considering long-awaited executive action on the border, but republicans are already calling it too little, too late. gillian turner live at the white house this afternoon. how long have they been considering this action? it seems like a long time. >> it is months, john, that the white house has been teasing some kind of executive action on the boarded. now it looks like something is actually going to happen. re anticating the president making a big announcement sometime between right now and tomorrow when he departs for europe. let's take a look at some of the details we are learning this afternoon. new information coming in all the time. the white house plans to shut off asylum requests and automatically deny entry to migrants each day, once the nunumber of people encountered y border officials reaches a daily cap that the ap is now reporting is set at 2500 migrants per day. the total number of migrants known to have entered the u.s. has

thank you. ♪ john: good evening. i'm john yang. iran will head back to the polls for a second time next week. in friday's lloting to choose a successor to president ebrahim raisi, who was killed last month in a helicopter crash, three candidates split the hard-liners votes, allowing a reform candidate to take first place, but short of the majority needed to win. many voters said they're dissatisfied with their choices, but still said it's important to cast a ballot. >> the young generation has requests on economic, cultural, and social issues. implementing these requests isn't difficult, but there is a lack of attention towards them, particularly towards the youth. >> i realized i can defend my country by voting so i chose to vote. john friday's voter turnout was the lowest in the country's history. the runoff election is set for next friday. ten ukrainian civilians are returning home tonight, thanks in part to the vatican. russia held them in annexed portions of the country for years, some since before the full-scale invasion two

john. >> john: that is crazy.iden traveling to france to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d-day as he stares down 2 brutal wars that have placed him on politically shaky ground. the latest example, a split members of his own party of israel and hamas. john thune is the senate minority weapon joins us now. on the president's trip to france, here is what politico observed. "as biden begins a month of high-stakes international stakes meeting, 2 bloody wars in ukraine and gaza have complicated the president's job and told show contributed to the shakiness of his political standing at home. former defense secretary robert gates wrote in his 2014 memoir when he said, "i think he, biden, has been wrong on nearly every foreign policy and national security issue over the past 4 decades." how much of a liability is all this going to be for biden in november? >> it started with the debacle that was the botched withdrawal from afghanistan. it has continued into unfreezing cash to get to the iranians at the very time irania

john: good evening. i'm john yang. there's jubilation in israel tonight after the military took four hostages safely out of central gaza. the daylight operation washe largest rescue mission of the war so far. israeli army video shows some of them running to an awaiting helicopter. the four had been held since october 7, when they were kidnapped by hamas at a music festival. they were taken to a hospital to be checked over and reunited with their families. >> thank you for bringing my son to me, to us. i'm so excited that i could hug him today. john: the rescue operation came amid an intense israeli air and ground assault on the nuseirat refugee camp. at least 210 dead palestinians were taken to local hospitals, according to a health official. in france for a state visit, president biden said the united states would work to free all the remaining hostages, including eight americans. russia and ukraine exchanged more drone attacks overnight. moscow-based officials said at least 28 people were killed in the partially russ

john? >> john: let's bring in dr. david asher. he led the state department covid origins investigation under the trump administration. doctor, it's good to be with you again. i want to play a little bit more of dr. fauci at this hearing addressing a number of issues, including that quick reversal from a couple scientists, at least on the origins of covid, in that paper from early 2020. listen here. >> the accusation being circulated that i influenced these scientists who changed their minds by bribing them with millions of dollars in grant money is absolutely false, and simply preposterous. the second issue is a false accusation that i tried to cover up the possibility that the virus originated from a lab. let me state for the record, to the best of my knowledge, i have never conducted official business using my personal email. >> john: dr. asher, what do you make of what we have heard from dr. fauci so far? >> well, it marks a further gain of dysfunction in the u.s. federal government rela

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john, great to begin a brand-new week with you. >> john: another five days together. i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." the prosecution now delivering closing argument after hunter biden's defense team rested their case without calling him to the stage. the defense said the president son did not knowingly live about his drug use when purchasing a handgun back in 2018. >> let's get straight to the fox news legal editor. carcarrie quebec. >> the prosecution opened with a bang. they pointed where the first lady was sitting where all of hunter biden's family was sitting to support him and they said this. the people sitting in this gallery are not evidence. they -- and then leo lies said you may have seen them on the news. you may have watched them react and the implication being those moments were emotional when they were crying, and then he said this. respectfully it does not matter. that's the tone they are setting. they are going through all the evidence, text messages, the book hunter biden wrote and the pictures and witness testimony all es

john: explain the plan in arizona.oes it work and how do you prevent the children from aging out? darcy: it's a model from georgia that was studied and works well. what we will do in arizona is the system will red flag kids who look like they are at risk of aging o. if you are 16 and in the system there is a 5% chance you will get a family. we know for sure it will be a lot of the older children who have lingered in the foster care system. once they are identified, we build a team around them. psychiatrists, private investigators, attorneys. private investigators look for relatives that might not have been identified at first. you build this team around the child and you meet monthly and talk weekly and you supercharge the efforts to find a home for this child. it is critical we implement programs like this and we advised the government to sp up and make it happen. john: the ideal in foster care is that they are eventually adopted or reunited with family? darcy: 100%. when you go into foster care for temporary safety t

john. >> john: we'll keep following that.ing the high road after failing to make the roster for the u.s. olympic basketball team. listen here. >> you are in the moment to win gold. i was a kid that grew up watching the olympics so yeah, it will be fun to watch them. i think it gives you something to work for. that's a dream. hopefully one day i can be there and i think it is a little more motivation. you remember that and hopefully when four years comes around i can be there. >> john: let's bring in a former college basketball coach from outkick. what do you think of this move? >> i think it is a dumb move by the olympic committee. one superstar. she is the biggest basketball star in the world including the nba finals players. a chance to grow women's basketball. i don't think it is race or sex, i think it is jealousy. according to the people i talked to across the wnba there is a jealousy that is unprecedented in the wnba toward caitlin clark and i think we're seeing it. pure and simple. i think it is a break for caitlin cla

." >> john: thank you so much. any moment now, the white house press secretary will take questions from reporters from her very first on camera break down mike's briefing and nearly 3 weeks. this moment is expected to come up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sandra: video of that moment has gone viral as it appears to show president biden gazing into a hollywood crowd mormons before president obama steps in and then leads him off stage. >> the white house disputing claims that biden froze during the fund-raiser. reassure voters about biden's age and mental acuity. >> sandra: it is the issue that just won't go away. we are going to speak with him about that just ahead. >> john: first, the horrific death of a mother of five sparking outrage after authorities learned the suspect now arrested and charged with her murder was here in the united states illegally. i am john roberts in washington. sandra, here we go again. >> sandra: good to be with you, john, i am sandra smith and this is p21. failed policies after finding out that 23-year-old

john? >> john: sandra while we wait for the president we will talk to john cotton on the armed services committee along with the intelligence and judiciary committees. senator i want to get in the wayback machine with you like sherman and peabody let's go to january 31st of this year when the president said he had done all he could do on the border, listen here. >> i've done all i can do. i have asked since the very day i got an office. >> it seems as though he has discovered he can do a little more than he thought he could do. what do you think of this plan to cap asylum petitions and 2500 persons per day? is it feasible? >> no, john this is a joke. i would say it's like closing the barn door after the horses are already out because four years ago joe biden invited my friends from all across the third world to come to america if they could get here, they can stay. but it's not even closing the barn door. biden is saying to the cartels and potential terrorists as long as there's not more th

john?john: all right let's bring in martha maccallum anchor and executive editor of "the story" so let's listen to a little bit about what donald trump said and this cuts against the idea that politics ends of the water's edge, kind of unwritten policy campaigns a go. listen to what he said. >> we are in decline eight declining nation gang laughed out all over the world. we have a leader being left out all over the world. will turn it around fast. >> john: with the other six leaders of the g7 trump is saying he is a leader in decline. >> sandra: it was a forceful statement obviously national security number one on any president's list or in the to washington because he is running again so this is highly unusual. none of us have lived in this experience and a presidential election where the last guy wants to come back and i think it's not lost on any of us when you look at that january 6th theme to biden commercial that just came out, the campaign that just came out that these kinds of momen

>> john: exactly.urself what you can because you are the only person who can do it. >> sandra: only fair comparisons for its wise i can make is we had terkel practices a day, 6:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. do you want lsu track and field. when i started there in cross-country when i started there i was nowhere near the best, but hard work consistency you can rise to the top. you can be anybody you want to be. that hard work message is needed right now i think, john. >> john: you can get picked number one and 99 in the draft and want to become the best quarterback the nfl has ever produced. >> sandra: incredible story he has. john that was great i appreciate that. as we told you in the last our brand-new information from the princess of wales. kate middleton finally with an update she just announced she'll be making her return to the public eye this weekend, the first since her cancer diagnosis. the princess of wales says she repairs to be at the tripping the colors ceremony for king charles birthday tomorrow.

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. >> john: friday that sounds so good i'm john roberts in washington this is "america reports." president biden meets with pope francis and continues talks with g7 leaders in italy we are getting new details on what prosecutors say could have been a disaster for america's biggest city. a man who reportedly expressed jihadist views was busted blocks away from a new york city airport early wednesday morning and now we are learning he had a cache of weapons, ammo, and an nypd bullet proof vest in his suv when police pulled them o over. >> sandra: we have live fox news keep team coverage kicking off a brand-new our former secretary of state mike pompeo will join us and moments on the president's latest at the g7 summit. jacqui heinrich is with the president and will have more with the pole. where illegal border crossings continue to spike let's begin with nate foy. he is live in new york city on the thwarted attack. what exactly happened here, nate? >> it was a scary situation, center. today investigators are really focusing on the suspect george a sansone's social media history as

john? >> john: chad pergram with the latest from capitol hill on t that.sam. >> let's bring in rand paul ranking member of the senate homeland security committee. senator, great to have you here. i couldn't help but wonder what was going through your mind. one dr. anthony fauci says he keeps an open mind on the origins of covid. >> i figured that would be one more lie because he was never open-minded about this. it's crazy and it came from animals and then he quoted this paper from proximal origins in nature but he helped write the article and he never told anybody he was part of the planning stages for it, but the people who wrote this journal article proximal origins all of them were privately emailing each other saying man, this looks like it came to the lab and it looks like the virus had been manipulative and the public saying the opposite. there has never been an exposure of democracy to this level and i was amazed one of the authors showed up today because it was pointed out to him that he was saying in private that he thought it came to a lab one s

john, everyone is watching this. it was once a border issue, a southern border issue, now as we report almost daily we have bill bennett coming up on the education impact of the influx of migrants in these cities where you have many children who had never spoken english before, they are in the public school system and these public schools are inundated with kids who need to be taught english. these are school systems that were already struggling before this crisis coming out of covid. so this has major implications coast to coast. >> john: initially it was thought this idea was it's a democratic talking point, but when you take a look at the impact in literally every state across the nation, it absolutely means every state is a border state because every state is affected by this. but i mean this is the part that is difficult to wrap your head around. that is that president biden is having the threshold trigger for this program in 2500 which means this program could be permanently in place. because right now we are a

john. >> john: sandra, president biden's mental acuity under scrutiny yet again.publishing and a port that the president is showing signs of slipping. the lighthouse is insisting that biden is still sharp. last spring in townhall.com editor and fox news contributor of katie prevalence. one of the people interviewed was kevin mccarthy who is known joe biden for years. in private, he has spoken highly of their conversations that they have had together. here's what he told "the wall street journal." "i used to meet with him when he was vice president. he is not the same person. this quote >> a number of democrats said the white house is watching very carefully about what they were saying about the president's mental acuity. this is not just anecdotal evidence. you also have this coming as congress binds to have the audio transcript, the audio of the interview that president joe biden did with robert given that the written transcript that has been released to the public shows much of what has been happening in terms of what he said to the special counsel to not face c

john? >> john: sandra, the united states economy added 272,000 jobs in the month of may, beating the expectations as the employment rate edged up to 4%, the highest level in more than two years. jared bernstein is the chairman of the white house counsel of economic advisors and joins us now. with this job number that came out today, you get the idea that things are looking really good, but take a look at this in terms of inflation and what the american consumer is feeling. groceries up 20%, gasoline up 45%. energy costs of 38%. consumer prices up 19%. credit card debt up 44%. real average hourly earnings down 2.63%. so when the president touts bidenomics and says everything is great, do you understand why people at home aren't feeling it yet? >> well, john, we know we have one of the most persistently strong labor markets this country has ever seen. not only is this labor market continually offering up large numbers of good jobs to working americans. as you said, 272,000 jobs in may. the ex

thank you for joining us and sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.

john: good evening. i'm john yang. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has thrown up a hurdle to president biden's proposed path to ending the war in gaza. he said there can be no permanent ceasefire until hama'' military and governing capabilities are destroyed. in a stateme, netanyahu said "the notion that israel will agree to a permanent ceasefire before these conditions are fulfilled is a non-starter." on friday, mr. biden said israel's bombardment of gaza has left hamas "no longer capable" of another large-scale attack on israel like october 7 and that it is "time for this war to end." the families of israelis held hostage in gaza called on both israel and hamas to take the deal. hamas said it views the president's proposal "positively," as do many war-weary gaza residents. >> [translated] this proposal came late, but better late than never. we hope from god, the american administration, and the european community in general to continue to put pressure on israel for a cease-fire. john: netanyahu also accepte

john? >> john: sent her concerns was growing unedited videos shall president biden apparent to loot foul look lost and confused at several events. katie pavlich up next in the white house's defense and whether that will end with voters. >> john: plus forma president trump a positivist campaign honing wisconsin bryan llenas standing by at a former president's rally leader this afternoon hey, bran. >> hey, sandor. formal president trump loss wisconsin by fewer than 21,000 votes in 2020 after winning it in 2 2016 in just a couple of hours he will speak here in racine, wisconsin, a preview of what he is going to say and a preview of his debate prep ahead of the debate next week next. the good stuff — and you don't need a satellite dish? oh, i used to love doin' my business on those things! you're one sick pigeon. them dishes kept the rain off our beaks! we just have different priorities is all. satellite-free directv... never thought i'd see the day. well, our lifespans are quite short... strea

so not to watch not only trump john, why? watch to see if the blue-collar voters travel over to the third-party candidates were talking about or i'm john can great to see you. thank you very much. david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama, joins us now, david, let's talk about john behind his back in his report that we just saw there what do you make of that that you have these union leaders, the uaw leadership, very pro biden. but rank and file with a mixed response first of all, i love what i love what john's doing out there so we can talk behind his back. >> its we spent so much time sitting behind desks, blow violating about what people are thinking out there. and he's going out and talking to him. and i think it's really, really valuable this trend is not new. i mean, the fact is that this has been going on for some time for sort of deterioration of the democratic support among union workers, even though democrats have advocated for the interests of union workers, more readily than donald trump or other rep

john swinney very critical of the _ that speech.es - that speech. john swinney very critical of the conservatives in l critical of the conservatives in scotland. but they have expected perhaps more criticism their way? how would rishi sunak have reacted to what he has heard this afternoon? as we expected, john swinney didn't speak a huge amount about independence. it was there throughout the speech but he didn't begin with it. it was not the main element of it. the main element felt like he was trying to say various things that he doesn't like, that he thinks the people of scotland don't like about what has been going on in recent years can be pinned on the conservative party in westminster. he said it never has a party demonstrated more why they should be removed from power than it rishi sunak�*s tory party. clearly, that is the sort of thing and the message was to convey will stop interesting he spoke about the politics of respectful disagreement. the issue of trust and respect came up a lot. he spoke about the snp having to re—ea

john, back to you. >> john: rich edson with the latest. the very latest coming out of the courtroom in delaware. thank you. >> dana: thank you, john. let's bring in andy mccarthy. you know if it's a monday we have more trials to talk about. today is hunter biden. with this decision it indicates that hunter biden will not take the stand. i don't think that would be a surprise to you. but his lawyers had really presented quite a bravado going into this case but it is unlikely he will testify. do you think that's a good decision? >> it is a good decision, dana. i think looking at his potential sentencing guidelines it looks to me like even if he gets convicted he has a good chance of avoiding a prison sentence. that calculation can change if a defendant takes the stand, gives a version of events that the jury obviously rejects, especially what we just heard is true, the government would come back with rebuttal witnesses. the consequences of that under the sentencing guidelines would be to add additional points to computing his offense level a

as of now, john, we have a white house briefing on the books for 2:30 p.m.oday but just now the white house rescheduled a john kirby day goal for 2:30 p.m. not sure how things will shake out there, back to you. >> john: keep watching a fluid situation there, julie and think it let's bring judge jeanine jonathan turley. let me go to your first because i have the form 4473 here. and it is says right here in clear black-and-white "are you in on waffle user of or addicted to marijuana or any depressant, stimulant, narcotic drug or any other controlled substance, yes or no?" hunter biden allegedly as we saw from that evidence entered in answered no to that. abbe lowell try to make the case that hunter biden may not have been using drugs at the time that he bought the gun, but there is significant evidence he was a user of or addicted to a controlled substance at the time. this was a text message the prosecution played out to the jury. q it's q i'm at 7-eleven. eo, it's q hoping my text reach you. already lost cell. this number is a contact number for me, feel fre

i think what we could expect from john swinney today is l expect from john swinney today is for him tothinks other parties, labour and the tories in particular, will let scotland down based on history, experience and the incredibly similar opposition parties have and for him to say how the snp will hold a you probably labour come in to account for that. so what will snp mps do when they are in westminster. what will vcs be at the top of their agenda? and expert will hear and speak about how the two parties are very similar on austerity and brexit, as of today very similar on migration, tribal distinction with this in �*s values on those issues and the idea that there is a better alternative if you like. haifa alternative if you like. how concerned _ alternative if you like. how concerned are _ alternative if you like. how concerned are the - alternative if you like. how concerned are the snp - alternative if you like. how concerned are the snp about losing seats in the general election? definitely concerned and very realistic about it, i think. we saw just a few weeks ago change from s

. >> john: it's not a comedy skit. the far left media citing hunter biden's laptop after initially dismissing it wholesale as this information, russian disinformation. now the device is playing a major role in the prosecutor's case against the president's s son. hello, i'm john roberts in washington. what a difference a trial makes. >> sandra: a case of you can make us out. i'm sandra smith in new york. this is america reports. day 4 currently in a lunch break. not before some powerful testimony. hallie biden took the stand to speak about hunter's drug use during the time she and hunter were dating. she testified about hunter introducing her to crack and why she threw away his gun after finding it in his car. >> john: judge jeanine pirro will join us in moments. >> we began live outside the federal courthouse. in wilmington, delaware. what a day it has been. >> it has been, sandra. right now, it's up to the defense cross examination of hallie biden. she's a pretty major witness for the prosecution to pick apart the tes

the congress john. so we did mention that the congressman jim jordan, defied a subpoena to a b appear before the house january 6 committee. >> did he ever face any consequences for that? >> yes. so he never complied with that subpoena to appear before the committee to talk about his role in trying to overturn the 2020 election in the house, which was run by democrats at the time, opted not to hold him in contempt of commerce. so no, jordan did not face any repercussions for his decision to defy that congressional subpoena. but speaker mike johnson was asked at a press conference earlier this morning, how can republicans hold merrick garland in contempt for oh, congress for defining a congressional subpoena when several of their own republican members have done exactly that. but johnson just responded by attacking the january 6, but committee and falsely calling it an illegitimate panel. >> john, we'll get to that milliner zone with thanks for being with us. appreciate it with us. now, maryland democrati

john: good evening. i'm john yang. it's a tale of extremes across the united states -- oppressive heat, wildfires, and flooding hitting many parts of the country. from the midwest to the east coast, millions of people are searching for relief from record-breaking temperatures. in many places, it felt hotter than 100 degrees. and it's only the beginning. the heat wave is forecast to last all weekend, affecting people from the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic and prompting health warnings. >> i don't know how long this is going to continue. it's just horrible. >> if you have to be outside, be outside for a minimal amount time as much as needed. definitely drink a lot of water, always hydrated. john: the extreme weather is affecting travelers, too. amtrak warned customers some northeast corridor trains will travel at slower speeds because of the heat. that's causing delays of up to an hour. in the west, a wildfire in new mexico has tak root and spread quickly. residents said an orange and black haze quickly filled the skie

this is the otherworldliness of john.g off, father, he’s playing sainthood, he’s pandering tuniyans. they mocked and accused me of foolishness, they say. wants to go to heaven like this, only over time, after decades of daily, repeated fervent prayers, works of free, irrevocable help, the mentally blind began to understand the era with whom they were lucky enough to live at the same time. we must love every person even in his sin, in his shame, said father john. there is no need to confuse a person with this image. the liturgy is celebrated so that the new priest , sewn up with a particle of holy relics, at which he does not even think of serving alone in an empty church, in order to suppress everything unclean and bad in myself and to be always ready to turn to god, i always try to closely monitor my own. heart. one must constantly and very carefully watch over oneself, father ian insisted. he became a living, tangible conscience for millions. people during his lifetime, he was seen as a model of an orthodox christian. n

hello and welcome everyone i'm sandra smith, john, great to be with you. >> john: i am john roberts in washington this is "america reports." at the washington hilton this hour to remark on gun violence. its juxtaposition were his own son has now been conducted on felony charges for owning a gun while on drugs. we have an all-star lineup to discuss everything coming out of the courtroom. >> sandra: but we are starting with david outside of the federal courthouse in wilmington, delaware. david, i want to make sure we tell our viewers off the top of our own jake gibson just sat down with juror number ten. we are turning the interview in its entirety, we will play that out for our viewers we are told is about 14 or 15 minutes long. remember, david, this is a man who recalled briefly chatting with someone, likely his brother about the hunter case knowing it was involving drugs and guns and he said to not say much because he had jury duty. he insisted he had not much about the case and key to this juror, david, he was one of the jurors who said for he has family members who own guns. another

sara is out, i'm john berman with kate bolduan. this is cnn new sec the president's son hunter biden just arrived or federal court courthouse once again in delaware and the first-order of business and really the most anticipated order of business today is to find out if he will take the stand in his own defense. >> chord is not just minutes away from resuming hunter biden is facing charges related to a 2018 gun charge. >> he's pleaded not guilty. sorry, 2018 gun purchase. >> and he has pleaded not guilty. if he does not take the stand, then closing arguments may soon begin. cnn's evan perez is live outside the courthouse for us, evidence seems pretty stark either or today, either his legal team says it's going to get ready to take the stand or things really start wrapping up yeah absolutely cate we just saw a hunter biden arrived a short minute or a couple of minutes ago. >> he had a lot of family members around him, including the president's sister and brother. there's this is going to have obviously a full courtroom right now wit

how would you describe your relationship with john hinckley? >> i don't have any relationship with john hinckley. her words infuriated him. in his diary that note, he threw a pen at her and shouted, jodie i'm still going to kill you. oh, my god, what have i done? what i have done. everyone is angry with me. jodie hates me. i'm so famous, but i'm so miserable. >> reporter: would the jury find the him a calculating killer. the verdict would leave the nation outraged. >> coming up... >> you were confident that the jurors would see things your way? >> yes. >> the jury speaks. >> to say that the country was surprised is an understatement. >> what dateline continues. >>> this is the only monthly topical that protects against fleas, tapeworm even more. next guard combo. the monthly one and done that to want. introducing new advil targeted relief. the only topical pain reliever with pain reliever. rose sparks engineered for the spontaneous. faster acting and long lasting. grab the moment. get started. frustrated by skin tags? dr. shoals has the break-

john swinney. iho— the flat before you move out, john. john swinney-— john swinney. scotland, we will hear from other parties later. debate night is back next wednesday in scotland's energy capital, aberdeen, one of the key battlegrounds in this election campaign. you can apply to be in the audience at bbc.co.uk/debatenight. much more information on the general election, including who is standing in your area, on the bbc news website. join us at 10:30 next wednesday. in aberdeen. thank you very much to our party leaders, to our audience here in glasgow and, of course, to you at home for watching. from all of us here, goodnight. live from glasgow. applause hello, you're watching the context on bbc news. things have not always been easy and we have not got everything right. but we are the only party in this election with the big ideas to make our country a better place to live. the last 18 months you've tried everything to try and revive conservative fortunes, and not much appears to have worked. could we rename this document today your " last chance saloon"? what we s

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john has no coat on. it's windy. so i drop him off.goes up the driveway and approaches the side door. as i see him approach the door, i look down at my phone. >> reporter: read says after about ten minutes of waiting in her car, she became irritated that o'keefe was still inside. so, she left. she says she continued calling him before she fell asleep around 1:30 in the morning. but brian albert's testimony in court contradicts her account. >> and at no point in time over the course of that evening or the early morning there did john o'keefe or karen read physically come into your house? >> john o'keefe and karen read never entered my house. >> reporter: the next morning, read says she woke up before 5:00 a.m. o'keefe still wasn't home. she says she called john's friend kerry roberts and brian albert's sister-in-law, jennifer mccabe, who was also at his house the night before. she then says she started canvassing the neighborhood. >> just going to drive around in the two square miles that we spent the preceding night. >> reporter: she s