hello john alicia, historic not only with us here at odd to you, but also the wider world off of publishing the instructions he received from dialogue on he was told one of the purposes of the article was to show nigeria is back on this energy future was a boating issue for the country and the climate, but any return here will be paid $500.00 for writing his may account pay and well meanwhile, a a full and i jerry and a vice president his cold on his nation to riley against any attempt to undermine this boss project, say nothing should stop nigeria from reaping the benefits. the done go to the oil refinery is expected to be africa's biggest. it's got the largest pipeline infrastructure expected anywhere in the world. it could even make nigeria independent on old oil imports. the opec group of leading producers is also praising of the potential of this facility upside potential for high production levels from the jewish den go to refinery. coupled with strong flows from the middle east and use supplies from the mexican omega refinery will likely exert pressure on northwest european gas. all

. >> john: the former president talked with our alicia kenya ac, the platform being held up by the crane the open talking to alicia, here's what he said about wanting to do that event regardless of the threat. >> a manhunt is currently underway in cochise county, where we are standing. it is for a man who the sheriff's department says was threatening to kill you. does that make you want to change the way you to events or anything? how do you respond to that? >> i've heard about that, but i have to do my job. it's a dangerous job, but i have to do my job. this is so sad, and you have seen the whole thing today. i hope you report on it fairly. but this border is so dangerous. >> john: he says he just has to do his job, it's a dangerous job. we are getting into the thick of the campaign now. on the candidates are going to be crisscrossing the country, though they will spend most of the time in seven states. are there the personnel to adequately protect the candidates, given the divisions and the rancor in this nation? >> i think we have talked about this previously, that we now have the cur

alicia was talking about this, you have barack obama. john kerry picking barack obama to speak in 2004 then you have barack obama picking joe biden, getting elected. there's a connection among all of them and it's a reminder the importance of these conventions. what else will you think of history will remember from tonight? >> there is a connection if you have a leader of character and heart and spirit. you don't always have that. harry truman in 1952 passed the torch to adlai stevenson and was angry that stevenson did not praise his administration enough. the two men were barely on speaking terms by election day. lyndon johnson, 1968, past the torch to hubert humphrey and was so annoyed that humphrey would not be 3000% for his awful vietnam war that he actually was secretly in many ways for richard nixon, and data most everything until the last weeks to undercut hubert humphrey. to have someone as large as joe biden was tonight praising kamala harris, giving her full credit for all of her contributions to his administration, and like to be a

. >> john: mike hoffman is the mayor of aurora, colorado, and he will join us to talk about the threat to his town from this migrant gang. but we begin our coverage with senior correspondent alicia acuna. she has live in denver. what more do we know about that frightening video? >> john, aurora police are actually not confirming that the men in this video are connected to the gang. however, some who live in the denver suburb including a city council member and cyst it has a large and dangerous presence. and the doorbell video shared with fox, you can see a group of five men walking up the serial at the end of lowry apartments. one is a long gone and three others with handguns and one is on the phone peered we don't know who lives behind that door but watch the second video. [gunshots] >> those guys appeared to be forcing their way into that apartment. edward and sidney romero said they felt so unsafe they decided to be unsafe. this is how they used to lock things up. >> when we come home, we need to do this everything a time we go outside to check out the gar garbage. every time we tried to go to bed at night. we need to keep it like this so no one can kick in the door. >> auror

. >> john: up republican texas governor greg abbott joins us moments for now. >> sandra: will be begin with alicia acuna's who is live there in arizona for us where the former president is set to deliver remarks a short time from now. what do we know about what we are about to hear? >> hi sandra, hi john. excuse me. we are going to be hearing from the former president and about an hour here. i'm here in cochise county. this is the biggest sector, along the u.s.-mexico border according to usb and the sheriff here mark daniels is gog to be one of the people meeting with trump today and he made this comparison on fox and friends this morning. >> when president trump was in office there were less than 2 million sentinel pills in arizona seized. last year at 111 million functional pills were seized in arizona alone. look at the difference. >> as kamala harris takes the stage tonight in chicago, polls show the u.s.-mexico border is one of her biggest vulnerabilities. fox news polling shows trump leads harris by 19 points and 14 points on immigration. a closer look at both candidates policies and stateme

alicia? >> is a hit to stanford university. this file is hosting a conference on the covid lessons. it has invited speakers include including a lockdown opponent such as marty makary, johnhe new president for opening up debate and letting the winds of freedom below as the university motto goes. >> alright, dan? >> and mr. cornell university which opened this week with a resumption of student protests. they are demanding the university pulled the vestments at anything related to israel. of course they broke windows and spray-painted buildings. cornell is a place where it cost $65000 to send your kid to the school benefit increase from last year. $92000 all in nearly 100,000 dell's to send your kid to a nut house. [laughter] >> to spray paint buildings but that is it for this week's show. thanks to my panel into all of you for watching. we hope to see you right here next week. ♪ heavy fighting between israeli forces and palestinian

john f. kennedy and they will also conduct a rigorous review of the attack last month. >> a bipartisan congressional task force investing the assassination attempt will tour the rally site in butler, pennsylvania on monday. alicia>> cb cotton, good to see you, thank you. griff: just a day after the arrest of an arizona man for threats against former president trump, now a memphis man has been charged with making death threats against president biden, vice-president harris and former president obama. adeline rivera is live with us on set. the threats keep coming. >> and authorities predicted that the threats would grow and it's alarming. this is 37-year-old kyle alton hall. authorities in tennessee say that he had several posts in july and threatens to kill, assassinate, crash the plane of president biden, and kamala harris and former president obama. the day before hall's charges were announced, president trump was the subject of threats also on social media. 66-year-old made two posts on august 21st and 22nd. they allege the message had language indicating harm against trump. the manhunt on thursday unfolded as trump was in the state visiting the u.s.-mexico border. these threats come in the middle of what the