fox report john scott is about. to appear waiter and cut down those boy trees. rica to her. about the whole day live town meeting in his home state of south carolina tonight. more ahead. first, a deal in principle was struck by d.c.'s top leaders to raise the nation's debt ceiling. tonight president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy are pitching a plan to their parties. good evening, i am john scott and this is a fox report

fox report john scott is about. to appear waiter and cut down those boy trees. have a great sunday. >> tim scott faith in america to her. about the whole day live town meeting in his home state of south carolina tonight. more ahead. first, a deal in principle was struck by d.c.'s top leaders to raise the nation's debt ceiling. tonight president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy are pitching a plan to their parties. good evening, i am john scott and this is a fox report. ♪ a whole lot of bipartisanship is needed to get this deal done. house financial services committee member ways and just moments from now. first, let's go to chad program on capitol hill. >> good evening. hinging on two things. the persuasive powers of president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy. trying to gen up his site geared at reminding the gop his side only controls the house. >> i think this agreement frames all of that. it does not get everything everybody wanted. that is divided government. it is not 100% what everybody wants. when you look, the country will be stronger. this w

and his own father, john scott harrison, served in congress, represented ohio. so benjamin harrison came from a family that understood the greater value of serving in public life. benjamin harrison grew up right on the border between ohio and indiana. he actually studied at miami university in oxford, ohio, and studied law in cincinnati. as he was finishing his law studies, he and his bride to be, caroline harrison, were trying to decide where they wanted to make their lives. and so they considered staying in cincinnati. they thought about indianapolis. they thought about chicago and decided the prospects for best in indianapolis. caroline harrison, his wife, as she joined him. and they had two young children, had really just started to find some measure of success at the outbreak of the civil war. and so for harrison, he had a really difficult decision to make as rising lawyer and a supreme court reporter, whether he would hire a substitute or whether he just would wait and see what happened. but he was called in to governor morton, the oliver morton, the famou

he's just getting going. >> john: tim scott has nowhere to go but up. >> sandra: following a judge a short time ago in the murder of the four idaho victims, a judge just entered a not guilty plea for bryan kohberger. one of the four victims' families has put out a statement, this one from kayley gonsalves family, they would like to thank everyone for following the case and keeping them alive, they are what -- keeping the memories alive. and they took it to the grand jury and came back with indictment. we are disappointed the judicial process is not more efficient in addressing the gag order. this is the beginning of a long way for the families. it's a long road for them and we look forward to october 2nd when the trial for the families will begin, it has to be torture for them. >> john: emotional six weeks in october for them. the clock ticking on the debt ceiling crisis. deadline to avoid potential default days away. former obama economic advisor robert wolf and former trump advisor steve moore next to break that all down. >> sandra: two shark attacks

john scott in new york. attempts, lots of finger pointing and negotiating president biden and top congressional leaders say they have struck an agreement in principle to avoid economic disaster and raise the nation's debt ceiling. it comes just days after treasury secretary janet yellen extended the deadline to june 5th. but americans cannot breathe a sigh of relief just yet. congress still has to vote on the legislation and the president then needs to sign it into law. for more on all of these late breaking developments, let's get to our fox news. senior congressional correspondent chad per gram, chad, what do we know? evening john right now. house speaker kevin mccarthy has been meeting with some of his top lieutenants inside the speaker's office. he has some of the top whips there. tom emmer, who is the majority whip, a guy russian thaler, who was the chief deputy whip, also a couple of lieutenants. people who have been negotiating this garret graves, the republican from louisiana. also patrick mchenry, w

. >> john: senator tim scott announcing his bid for the gop presidential nomination billing himself as an optimist and reintroducing him to the nation as the embodiment of the american dream, but not flying with some ladies on "the view" who just had to invoke clarence thomas. >> i don't know who his message is supposed to resonate with, actually. he's talking about victim hood and personal responsibility. >> i think one of the issues that tim scott has is that he seems to think because i made it, everyone can make it. ignoring again the fact that he is the exception and not the rule. and until he is the rule -- >> he has -- >> then he can stop talking about -- >> clarence thomas syndrome, that's what it is. >> john: the republican field more crowded and diverse with scott's entrance. we expect florida governor ron desantis to announce later this week. byron york and a fox news contributor, so, he starts off with i would think a pretty solid launch. he was more animated than i have ever seen him, bob and i were talking about that, john thune behind him and $22 million. >> $22 million.

respected on capitol hill he has just put his support for present behind his fellow setter 10 tim scott. johnune now endorsing and supporting senator tim scott for president. scott has not even announced. what is your aunt reaction to this revolution? lexis is not super surprising. we know the republican whip someone who obviously supports senator tim scott. the two are very close. not surprising also that thune has been a major critic of former president trump. he has never had this freed the two of them have feuded. i think this is definitely expected announcement briefing were going to see a lot of other republican senators are going to throw their support behind tim scott. he is someone is going to tout the fact he consistently a conservative choice. and a lot of those more conservative senators, they are going to likely fall in line behind south carolina senator. next tim scott may be getting a lot of attention i've got to say samantha joe i will predict the next president could be based on the following photo because if you want to win the presidency you need a new england here is pence

plus an erie can top elisa, who will give us more on exactly what happens in quotes and why, who john scott, cash you buy is facing those charges run us through some of those charges please, or is it depends for the opportunity to uh, use facing 5 charges. 2 of those uh, front charges and 3 of us uh does crashing of the go. i mean, if they mutation at the fast charge is that on the, in india 2000, he presented himself as important in national and the give it a wrong name when he applied for asylum. and then in 2004, they use the same mentor to, to apply the full edited future status. that is given the wrong name and it still pretending to be important enough time. then the other 2 charges charges are linked to him being in the country in the country, in the garden. his case has been postponed to the 2nd of june, where we are much more likely to add more charges to the 5. he's busy because when the out of this was being done and they all the investigators came up, came across some information which will lead us to add more charges. and when he applies will be and we are likely we are going t

scott scheduled for 11:30 eastern time. he will have a major endorsement right out of the gate from number two senate republican john thune. >> dana: senator scott has made his upbringing the centerpiece of his campaign. the party's first black presidential nominee. he has already made history as the first african-american elected to both is the house and senate. >> he promises voters the american dream is still real. >> i believe that america can do for anyone what she has done for me. restore hope, create opportunities and protect the america relive. creating opportunities and protecting america. to me you focus on financial literature in education and making sure the american dream is alive and well for the next generation of americans. to me it's about winning over americans to my brand of conse conservatism. >> dana: ron desantis is expected to announce that could be a grueling battle with president trump. >> bill: senator scott is about to make his announcement. good morning, mark. >> good morning. senator tim scott will launch his campaign from charleston southern university here in the gymnasium in two hours. he won

. >> reporter: among those introducing scott, john thune, the number two republican backing scott's bid tim scott is the real deal. >> reporter: scott joins a growing field of gop hopefuls. >> that's why i'm the candidate the far left fears the most. i threaten their control. truth of my life disrupts their lives. >> reporter: including governor nikki haley, who apounted scott to the senate in 2012 and former president trump, who congratulated scott writing, tim is a big step up from ron desantis. who is totally unelectable. choosing to go after governor ron desantis, who is expected to announce his bid in the coming days. >> our party and our nation are standing at a time for choosing. >> reporter: scott striking a more optimistic message setting up a contrast with trump and desantis. >> victimhood or victory? grievance or greatness? >> greatness. >> i choose freedom and hope and opportunity. will you choose it with me? >> scott will continue his pitch to voter this is week in iowa and new hampshire. democrats already blasting his entry into the 2024 contest saying that he supports pol

. >> reporter: among those introducing scott, john thune, the senate's number two republican, who is tim scott is the real deal. >> reporter: scott joins a growing field of gop hopefuls. >> that's why i'm the candidate the far left fears the most. i disrupt their narrative. i threaten their control. the truth of my life disrupts their lies. >> reporter: including former south carolina governor nikki haley, who appointed scott to the senate in 2012, and former president donald trump, who wished scott luck. scott telling cnn -- >> reporter: trump instead choosing to go after florida governor ron desantis, who's expected to announce his bid in the coming days, writing, tim is a big step up from ron desanctimonious, who is totally unreportable. >> our -- and nation are standing at a time for choosing. >> reporter: scott striking a more optimistic message, setting up a contrast with trump and desantis. >> victimhood or victory? >> victory. >> grievance or greatness? >> greatness. >> i choose freedom and hope and opportunity. will you choose it with me? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter:

joining me now host of fox report jon scott. johnwe're not wired to dwell on death, we're just wired to do that. but we have. to that is what memorial day is. what are your thoughts and reflections on that day of sacrifice? >> first, i am a little humbled to be following the story of johnny joey jones, he one of the great ones and everything you described. friendly, and smart. and he loves this country. my hat is off to him. my own son, did a tour in afghanistan, lost buddies over there. and you know, i did not serve, i don't have military service in my background. it is so personal for these men and women who have lost friends and we owe them all, a debt of gratitude in this country, i'm curious, what you think about you know the possibility of instituting mandatory service in the country either a year in military or a year of voluntary service, i think you know we have such a small percentage of 1% of american families who send men and women into the military, and 99% it is a nonissue for them, i think that there has to be a way to

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scott that's a local used by white supremacist groups. another photo shows a stash of ammunition. we're back with johnnderson, -- scott, jennings and makayla hughes. this all sounds so similar, scott. do you agree that whatever the u.s. is doing, or has done in the past few weeks, is not working to stop mass shootings, and in fact, are increasing? >> yeah, i mean, obviously there are people who are at a minimum need for the review, that are getting their hands on guns. this actually reminds me, a few years ago in texas, there was a shooting of a former military member, i think he was in the air force, and yet some issues there. and that information did not get transferred to the database. and he wound up, was that the church shooting may be. so, similar, deal where you've got a guy who clearly had mental health flag somewhere that never made it into a system that wouldn't picked up by a background check. and when i hear republicans say, look, we need to focus on mental health, we need make sure those things get flagged, obviously, this guy had a mental health flag. so, that's what jumped out to me abo

. >> john: senator tim scott officially end, governor ron desantis about to join him, and virginia governor glenn young kim could be thinking his decision to stay on the sidelines. >> dana: andrea chavez in washington, newt gingrich is on deck with reactions. let's begin with jenkins at the white house. hello griff. >> they seem upbeat and optimistic, but as you mentioned the clock is ticking. just nine days to go, that's a week from thursday. let's get right to where the sticking points are and what they are trying to work through, the biggest sticking point is whether the two sides can agree on the length and size of spending caps. white house wants to preserve the president's signature legislation like the inflation reduction act while speaker mccarthy wants spending cuts but not in defense.president biden issued a statement yesterday saying "while there are areas of disagreement, the speaker and i believe negotiators henry and graves and our staff will continue to discuss the path forward". speaker mccarthy had this to say yesterday. >> i think the tone tonight was better than any other

scott scheduled for 11:30 eastern time. he will have a major endorsement right out of the gate from number two senate republican john thune. s upbringing the centerpiece

scott. you are at his announcement south carolina. senator john thune was there. orsed scott, i want to share with you what he told you. >> i hope that when it's all said and done, and there is a big lane for a candidate like tim scott, who i think represents a really positive alternative. as a party, we've got to turn that page and start appealing to different constituencies and with a message that is when some and hopeful. and i think he brings all of that. >> obviously, the people there were tim scott super fans. what did they tell you? >> one of the things i asked senator thune after that was what if the party says they don't want to turn the page on trump? because this is a state, i remember, south carolina was really the crystallizing moment for those of us who follow then-candidate trump in 2015 and 2016. the fact that this was the place where he fully knocked off the bush dynasty was not lost on any of us. and frankly, it wasn't even lost in the crowd today. when i was talking with voters who are there because they know tim scott, they like tim scott, that'

. >> john: 2024, tim scott filed papers to run for president, going to make the announcement on monday. we expect next week ron desantis will pull the trigger as well. told the "new york times," three people who are credible, biden, trump and me, and two have a chance to get elected president, biden and me based on all the data in the swing states. he's already writing off trump. >> yeah, and he does so at his own... own peril. you have to go head to head with him. the trump campaign has been going after him a long time they see him as a very worthy rival. they have gone after him on everything from disney to abortion and everything in between and desantis out there, and used the language, gop has to get away from a culture at losing, clearly a swipe at president trump. these two are going to be katie bar the door as my dad used to say once desantis is there. >> john: that's a good old saying, but you cannot dismiss the person polling twice the rate as you are. fox news sunday. >> ted cruz, and jack reed will talk about the debt ceiling, the border, talk of using the 14th amendment to

. >> john: will tim scott and ron desantis move the needles in the polls?utchinson has announced his bid, he is up next on who he believes is his biggest rival for the nomination. >> i think both sides should debate, right. like chris said, it's part of our process. and there's so much going on domestically and abroad, people need to hear from everyone who is running for office. >> agreed. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ introducing astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid-free spray. while flonase takes hours, astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can [ spray, spray ] astepro and go. the first time your sales reached 100k with godaddy was also the first time your profits left you speechless. at the counter or on the go, save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. start saving today at godaddy.com if you're on medi

scott. he is expected to announce officially his bid for the white house later this morning after filing the official paperwork on friday. the senate's second highest ranking republican john already crowded republican field. florida governor ron de santis expected to announce he will be joining the race this week, probably on thursday. then you've got of course donald trump in the lead. krysia, your reaction? >> i think it's great that the republicans have such a deep bench here and we know tim scott was going to run. we have two candidates from south carolina at this point along with nikki haley. what we'll be looking at really is these endorsements. i think endorsements are huge at this p moment in time, specifically ron de santis received 37 endorsements from legislators in iowa, donald trump received over half of the endorsements from representatives in florida. the gop strategists will be paying close attention to who is a backing whom and a fund raising at this point in time but so many v viable candidatess you see on the republican ticket. this speaks to the deep bench. maria: here is a list of declared republican presidential candidates already, president trump fo

john to reaku. we're speaking with former united nations weapons inspector and whistle blower. scott ritter. scott, thanks again for being with us. thanks. rarely you became a noted commentator after you left the united nations. you were a regular on fox news for a period. you can be seen regularly on r t and heard on the sputnik radio network. you're a successful author. what else are you doing these days? what kind of a transition did you make into media and commentary? i mean um, i think my primary um, the venue of employment is with a, a, a, an energy um, a publication group. energy intelligence, where i, uh, i provide the geo political analysis relating to energy security and its products that are read by the, the, the major ceos of every oil company in the world. and anybody who's involved with your business. so i'm doing that. i also again, i write for a variety of outlets over the past couple years. i've written for the american conservative, which is sort of of likely the entity i've written for true dig, which is sort of on the left. and i've written for people in the middle, there

john thune. thune says he's proud to support scott.ell, i'm all in with tim scott. we'll see what happens. we hope there's a wide lane for something. for something with his experience, background, his demeanor, his tone. >> what does former trump have to say? he says good luck to senator tim scott in entering the presidential primary race. it's rapidly loading up with lots of people. tim is a big step up from ron desantimonius. sandra, haley appoint ed scott when there was a vacant seat here. there's a lot of dynamic between them. i asked the senator whether or not he reached out to hailey. he said he didn't talk to her. >> sandra: thanks, mark. tim scott has a massive war chest with 21.9 million in cash on hand. will that give him a head start in this primary race? noel, great to see you. >> it's been awhile since we caught up. >> sandra: that is a massive war chest. will it help? >> that is massive. i'm a national fund raiser. i'm looking at this from the money angle. to bump up to almost $22 million, sandra, is a major deal. that sh

in his hometown of north charleston was the number two republican in the senate, john thune, who was endorsing tim scott. that endorsement obviously resonates here in washington and perhaps in south dakota as well but does it hit the base? does the base look to these endorsements as a sign whereof they should lend their vote? >> i don't think they do. what i see when i go to these rallies, you don't hear them talk very much about establishment republicans other than to say they don't agree with them. that they aren't aligned with them anymore. they regularly attack senator mitch mcconnell and even kevin mccarthy and other leading republicans. senator john thune is a part of leadership in the senate, but he's not someone that i think the real republican base is looking to or will determine their vote based on. >> laura, there's a huge meeting coming up later today at the white house at about 5:30. house speaker kevin mccarthy sitting down with president biden to talk the debt ceiling. what are your sources at the white house telling you about expectations at this meeting? >> the white house has tried to

of south dakota, senate minority, number two for the gop and senate, john thune as well as senator microns, both endorsing tim scottn desantis is expected to officially enter this week, considered the leading contender to donald trump. how does donald trump continue to attack ron desantis? how does he start to attack tim scott? trump positioning himself as the only candidate who can prevent world war iii. he posted -- he responds to everything because he was posting on president biden agreed to help train ukrainians on the f-16 fighter jet, that's what he was responding to. we wouldn't have these if you are so president stuart bill cassidy had this to say about drums 2024 run. >> out think trunk and would. the candidates for senate trump endorsed all walls. if you taken the vote that when two other republicans and put them together, those republicans would have one so i think the presidents high-profile endorsement of those candidates hurt those candidates. president trump will have a hard time in the swing states which means he cannot win general election. stuart: i will call him republican water, david is with us

. >>> the senate's second ranking republican john thune is set to appear tomorrow with tim scott as scottces a 2024 presidential bid. thune may not be the only gop senator who gets behind scott. let's discuss all of that and more with david fromme and host of the fast politics podcast. david, tim scott, not as well known as donald trump or perhaps ron desantis. but does tim scott stand a chance? what do you think? >> if you want this top position, you have to fight for it. and so the question about tim scott will be whether he's willing to do what governor desantis was not willing to do and make not only an affirmative case for himself, but a negative case against donald trump, say why one person should be the nominee and why the other person should not be the nominee. >> and, molly, we're also hearing that ron desantis is going to make it official in just a couple of days or sometime this week. that he's going to be in the race against trump and the other republicans. doesn't that -- as this race gets more crowded, as this field gets more crowded, doesn't that help trump? >> yeah. i mean

scott now touts two endorsements from his fellow senators mike rounds and john thune of south dakota.> why did you choose to endorse? >> i'm a big tim scott fan. is he a guy who is solutions oriented and wants to get things done. >> scott sat down with scott for exclusive interview ahead of his launch. he says he hopes voters won't focus heavily on race in this campaign. >> i don't think of myself as a black republican. i think of myself as an american blessed with the greatest citizenship on earth. >> scott faces stiff competition including from former president trump who today wrote: good luck to senator tim scott in entering the republican presidential primary race. it is rapidly loading up with lots of people and tim is a big step up from ron desanctimonious unelectable. >> the senator is still in south carolina tonight but late tomorrow is he going to rit the road and in wednesday be in iowa. thursday, new hampshire, and is he going to be out there trying to win over some voters in these early primary states. but a big factor this is also going to be about money and whether or no

scott] yes, yes. - [margaret] you also write in your book about john moniz. - yes. - two men, two different political persuasions, perhaps. - my grandfather, who was a lifelong democrat, he voted for me, thank god for that part. and john moniz, who was a lifelong conservative, who died way too young. but they both put their ideology in the backseat as it relates to impacting other people. my grandfather didn't spend a lot of time talking about republicans versus democrats, conservatives versus liberals, he talked about being the right person at the right time, living your life in a way that you're an example or a model for others. john said, "it's better to create jobs than have a job. it's better to have a profit than just an income. he was a business owner, a very successful guy. so merging those two people together where their ideological differences were always in the back seat, and what was in the front seat was the potential they saw in people, what a blessing for me. - so you describe yourself in high school as a student who was floundering a bit. - yes. - and there were some key teachers who

john to reaku. welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 scott ritter is a name known to many around the world, a former u. s. military officer. scott was the chief un weapons inspector in iraq in the period following the 1st gulf war. he had already had extensive experience in the u . s. military having been an officer working for us central command, general norman schwarzkopf scott's whistle blowing begins in, in 1991 schwarzkopf reported having destroyed 16 of iraq's 20 scud missile launchers. those numbers couldn't be confirmed. and scott said so publicly. later that year, scott joined the united nations and was assigned to ans. com. where he left the investigations into saddam hussein's alleged weapons of mass destruction, a position he held for almost the entire decade of the 1990s. scott resigned for months, gone in 1998 after iraq refused for the co operation with the united nations. and the security council refused to do anything about.

john to reaku. welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 scott ritter is a name known to many around the called a former u. s. military officer. scott was the chief un weapons inspector in iraq in the period following the 1st gulf war. he had already had extensive experience in the us military having been an officer working for us central command. general norman schwarzkopf, scotts whistle blowing begins in, in 1991 schwarzkopf reported having destroyed 16 of iraq's 20 scud missile launchers. those numbers couldn't be confirmed. and scott said so publicly later that here scott joined the united nations and was assigned to ans. com, where he left the investigations into saddam hussein's alleged weapons of mass destruction. a position he held for almost the entire decade of the 19 ninety's scot resigned for months, gone in 1998 after iraq refused for the co operation with the united nations and the security council refused to do anything about it. scott gave testimony in a contentious sense committee hearing in which then senator joe biden, criticized him for conducting what he described as confrontation

geoff: what was your assessment of tim scott's announcement and the endorsement of john thune?s going to apply -- occupy the happy warrior lane. it is a matter of whether the republican party faithful want a happy warrior or they want the warrior, donald trump. right now if you look at the polling, it is clear who they want. >> i thought thune was significant. he's a conservative republican in the pre-trump mold. his presence was a signal was that of what we think of the mainstream non-republican party, they are moving to scott. that could be significant if desantis continues to wane. there really is a lane for a non-trump somewhere. scott, i think he's actually the most likely to be that. geoff: the thune endorsement was quite a signal to the republican establishment and donor class. have a great long memorial day, holiday ekend. >> thanks, you too. ♪ geoff: memorial day weekend is here, which means many americans will be spending more time in the sun. experts are using the holiday as a moment to remind people about preventing sunburns and, in more severe cases, skin cancer. s

republican senator tim scott is expected to formally announce his intention to run for president in the election. he's getting endorsement from the number two republican south dakota senator johnne. sources say thune is set to deliver the opening prayer at scott's presidential announcement. and after weeks of anticipation, florida governor ron desantis is expected to file his paperwork, declaring his candidacy for president sometime this week and perhaps formally announce his bid next week. scott and desantis join a crowded field that included front-runner donald trump, former u.s. ambassador nikki haley and former arkansas governor aisha hutchinson. >>> with immigration emerging as a key issue in the 2024 race for u.s. president, new york city mayor is appealing to washington to help cope with the 70,000 migrants, he says, have arrived in the city in just the past few months. cnn's gloria pass mean know shows us what the mayor is asking for and how the city is handling the record-setting influx. >> reporter: and for several days, mayor eric adams has been talking about the city of new york needing financial intervention from the federal government in recent weeks, he has been

scott is launching his campaign for the white house today after filing official paperwork on friday and he has already got a powerful endorsement lined up from the senate's second highest ranking republican john thune who is set to be at the launch event today. scott has already reserved a $6 million ad blitz in early primary states, iowa and new hampshire. okay. check this out. firefighters in austin, texas, recreating the iconic painting of george washington crossing the delaware. it won the austin fire battalion's competition for most creative photo in the annual competition. the chief says he chose this photo as the winner for its humor and accurate depiction of the heroic nature of their water rescue missions and those are some of your headlines, guys, back to you. >> brian: that is great. lone star state doing it themselves. >> ainsley: thanks, ashley. coming up next, scary new revelations about the idaho quadrupled murder suspect bryan kohberger ahead of his arraignment today in court. we are going to dive inside the mind of the accused killer and you are going to be blown away when you find out something he allegedly did before those four murders. plus, brian. >> brian: supreme court

scott included. here we go. 2024 is here. >> john: he's big in japan as the song says. >> great to see you both. >> sandra: thank you, great to see you. >> john: it's the way back machine. >> sandra: got it. i did get that one wrong. president biden meanwhile meeting with japan's prime minister ahead of the g7 summit, china is the top priority in the packed agenda, but debt ceiling happening here at home and how the default or potential default could up end financial systems worldwide. peter, what are the chances this even comes up in these meetings? what are you hearing? >> sounds like it's going to be pretty slim, we are standing right now a few blocks away from the spot that an american nuclear bomb exploded in 1945, and that is what the host, the japanese prime minister wants to be talking about. nuclear disarmament. he's trying to show that it is possible to protect your country wrought nukes, why japan has doubled spending on nonnuclear weapons in recent years but already heard from president biden on the ground here in japan, the u.s. is not ready to decommission its arsenal just yet. >> and tracki

if i watch what i do in my other day job on the hill, scott is beloved by his party there. john thune was leading off this event. he sees this as an opportunity for a different kind of republican to be out there, a different kind of an option for voters at least to entertain. we look at the polls, and it's clear that the majority of the party does not want to move on from trump. this does give them another option if they choose to do so. i think in part it's why the trump team is so happy to see people getting in this race because they feel the bigger it gets, the better it is for him. >> let me go back, sahill, to the idea that despite being in congress, ron desantis has gotten zero endorsements from members of the u.s. senate. not so, right, with rick scott. >> reporter: that's right. i think you meant tim scott here. >> sorry. tim scott. >> reporter: tim scott has great relationships with lawmakers on capitol hill in a way that ron desantis did not and never did, including here serve as a house member of the far right freedom caucus. there is that philosophical element as wel

john riley. so that's chura busko and contrerasan on august 20th rather than advance on the capitol scott decides to offer an armistice to santa ana. the american diplomat trist was his name had been in mexico city. for for quite a while now, and he think well, maybe that'll have give peace a chance to work. give a treaty a chance to work without having to go into the city of mexico itself. so he hopes that having the threat of the capital occupied by a foreman or foreign army the mexicans might negotiate a piece making that final battle unnecessary. santa ana however is a little bit smarter than that and he was determined to use the lowell and hostilities to strengthen his position. he had lost canon. he had lost munitions. he had lost a third of his army at cherubusco. which reminds me of another point when santa ana had outsmarted the americans he was actually an exile in cuba. not the last time mexico was going to exile. he was an exile in cuba in the beginning of the war and pope comes up with this scheme to talk to santa ana and maybe sand he if he can get santa ana back into mexico santa a

john to reaku. we're speaking with former united nations weapons inspector and whistle blower. scott ritter. scott, thanks again for being with us. thanks. rarely you became a noted commentator after you left the united nations. you were a regular on fox news for a period. you can be seen regularly on r t and heard on the sputnik radio network. you're a successful author. what else are you doing these days? what kind of a transition did you make into media and commentary as well? i mean um, i think my primary um the venue of employment is with a uh, a, an energy um a publication group. energy intelligence, where i, uh, i provide the geo political analysis relating to energy security and its products that are read by the, the, the major ceos of every oil company in the world. and anybody who's involved with your business. so i'm doing that. i also again, i write for a variety of outlets over the past couple years. i've written for the american conservative, which is sort of of likely the entity i've written for true dig, which is sort of on the left. and i've written for people in the middle,

senator tim scott is expected to announce his bid for president today in his hometown of north charleston, north carolina. >>> senator republican whip john na will also be there to lead the crowd in prayer and officially endorse scott. he's the second after fellow mike rounds announced his endorsement last week. scott launched an exploratory committee back in april, and now his campaign in waiting is buying $6 million in tv and radio ads in iowa and. >> announcer:. those ads are expected to start running. scott got a boost yesterday from fellow senator bill cassidy of louisiana who told cnn he believes donald trump simply cannot win the 2024 election. take a look. >> here's something governor desantis reportedly told donors on a phone call this week, quote, you have basically three people at this point that are credible in this whole thing. biden, trump, and me. and i think on those three, two have a chance to get elected. biden and me. do you agree trump cannot win a general election? >> a couple of things. i don't think that trump can win. but that's a nice way to diss tim scott. in the swing states, the candidates for senate that trum