he was quite aware of what john smith was 3. we were when john smith were inches above we, you know, the reports were comedy went south africa. so just before the serial abuse, i want them to picture. i don't know what kind of relationship they had, whether we're friends or just protecting the name of the institution. but he up to, i don't. what you needed to have done is it doesn't take you to the public, or is it is not something that you want the courts to pick it off. i would expect that the church would have some sort of institutional, mackenzie who disappeared, you know, for taking care of it soon. that was 3. what he as the head of the church, very glad did not take responsibility. and so i think that you should no judgements called free and you do have confidence that the investigations will go into the same depth in zimbabwe in south africa as they are promised to do in england. i'm the problem usually we've, we've places i just, i realized rabbits. and by the way, i hope that's all. that's because we're proud that both

he knew of john smith and did nothing of all his actions. in other words, the archbishop shielded a p default printer and the serial abuse of which enabled him to come to africa, not to one or 2 african countries as a missionary to commit to new uses. the church was load for its complicity with slavery complicit with colonialism. and the church was also known for its complicit with sexual abuse. regardless of whether it was the church of england, the as to be something new that one of his flock had been abusing young boys. so he allowed via visa to carry on what he's abusing africa with is a limitless supply of little black boys. the worst part is that the crimes could have been prevented from 2013. the church of england failed to refer the case to the police. so he's been developing to authorities in the countries with the missionary was which was so that because at the time of the disclosure but have listen to this. john smith is arguably the most prolific serial abuse or to be associated with the church of england. these abuses spanned a

john smith is arguably the most prolific serial abuser to be associated with the church of england. these abuses spend a long period of time from the mid 19 seventies until close to the time of his death in august 2018 in 3 different countries. and involving at least 115 and possibly as many as 130 boys and young man. the earliest evidence of john smith making an abuse of approach was in 1971 involving the 14 year old boy. john smith could and should have been reported for his abuses then, and this would have led to a different set of outcomes, even if he was not prosecuted at that time. everything else that unfolded thereafter was a direct result of this decision to hide the abuse, abusing at least a 115 children, and young men across 3 countries in almost 5 decades. and the report also sees that is evidence that he continued to pay puts rate of use. and so that's exact. and so he's this in 2018. and here you have the at the shop today saying list has happened let and in the positive it yes. but that is not to reverse the terrible up you suffered while details of the sadistic abuse

john smith could and should have been reported for his abuses then. and this would have led to a different set of outcomes, even if he was not prosecuted at that time. everything else that unfolded thereafter was a direct result of this decision to hide the abuse. be using at least a $115.00 children and young men across 3 countries in almost 5 decades. and the report also sees that is evidence that he continued to put faith abuse. and so that success. and so he's this in 2018, and she, you have the asp shop today saying, lisa's happy land and the positive it, yes, but that is not to reverse the terrible up you suffered while details of the sadistic abuse of it's in. this is beating in a solid proof she'd have seen in the public domain. so there's an investigation 70 years ago. the reviews fits alt indeed till the extent of the to matic physical 6 little psychological and spiritual attacks. people treated by john smith beginning more homeless more than 50 years ago. some of the victims attempted to take their lives. some have taken their lives and as

or claims of john smith's abuse state back to the 1970s. but the review said there was no evidence archbishop will be post maintained any significant contact with the forester in later years. not on smith. he was a well known as i said, event jellicoe christian figured he shared the a, we're in a trust, a big charts. he which run protestant summer comes, the majority of his crime is reportedly occurred in the trust comes in africa, our to correspond a new if you couldn't get into how this, where it took us through earlier. what's known about the shocking revelations. you ask yourself, well, be issuing a strongly worded and highly personal apology for he is a profound fate, is upon the publication of a report which tells us that he was informed about john salute was a serial 6 abuse associated with the church of england. he knew of john smith and did nothing about his accident. in other words, the archbishop sealed at a p default printer and the serial abuse which enabled him to come to africa, not to one but 2 african countries. as a missio

the attempts to intervene in john smith and his family moving to zimbabwe were a week and holy and effective. this includes several ordained clergy who were involved in failed attempts to prevent his working ultimately with children in africa. john spies was a well known barrister turned the were in a trusted charity which ran christian summer camps for the abuses occurred. for moving to zimbabwe, he continued to violate miners in his care or to correspondent military. you can go brought us more details. you ask yourself well, be issuing a strongly worded and highly personal apology for he is a profound fate, is upon the publication of a report which tells us that he was informed about john slit was a serial 6 abuse associated with the church of england, t u of john smith and did nothing about his accident. in other words, the archbishop sealed at a p default pressed and serial abuse of which enabled him to come to africa, not to one, but 2 african countries. as a missionary to commit to move as uses, the church was no sweets complicit with slavery complicit with colonialism. and the church

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john smith could and should have been reported for his abuses then. and this would have led to a different set of outcomes, even if he was not prosecuted at that time. everything else that unfolded thereafter was a direct result of this decision to hide the abuse, abusing at least a 115 children, and young men across 3 countries in almost 5 decades. and the report also sees that is evidence that he continued to put faith abuse and so that success. and so he's this in 2018 and she you have the asp shop today saying lisa's happy land and the positive it, yes. but that is not to reverse the terrible abuse suffered, he says he hopes that it can be at least some sort of comfort to the victim. suppose onto thank of those victims of for the a coverage and persistence. these victims who made who made believe rather that 6 of the abuse muted t v t was an appropriate step in the a christian progression. but listen to just how one off a non african says off it describes excuse experius. in 1975, i met john smell as of the 1st time at a christian meeting at the s

their names were william throckmorton, john smith, george thorpe and richard berkeley, who owned berkeley castle in england. they met in london, as i said, because they had been given a grant of over 8000 acres, a beautiful land in virginia, to start a settlement and to bring profits back to england. at that point in the ear 1h century, england was going through severe a severe recession. poverty was rampant. king james, the first, had tyrannical leadership. and there was a lot going on. and people wanted to go to the new land in the new world and see what it was like and try to gain their fortunes and profit from that. so they were easy, easy to get people to go to the new world. and they did. as i said, it started in 16, 18 and they wanted to expedition to virginia to see this new land that they'd been given by king james, the first what they needed to do first was find a leader and that leader was john woodlief after looking at certain people, several people, they chose captain john woodlief to lead the expedition to the new world. and john woodlief had been to the new world several ti

and the extent of the abuses committed by john smith was finally known. now the archbishop of justin welby himself said that he had been informed of them back in 2013 and that he had been told that police had been informed and that it would be dealt with appropriate a. that however wasn't to be the case. john smith had been allowed to leave the country to settle abroad, and where he eventually died in cape town, in 2018 at age 75, under the crime scene ever been brought to justice, leaving behind a fairy very true metabolizing sense of injustice by his victims. who stated that if there was stringent measures put in place, the level orders of the clerks within the same should be done for the opposite echelons of the church as well at the expense of these crimes, a 130 boys and young man was viciously sadistically abused by john smith, a powerful and carriage mastic lawyer who had a lot of sway. and not only in the u. k. did these abuses take place, but also in africa as well. this is nick, credibly damaging episode for the church. one that it will struggle

john smith subjected around 130 boys and young men to physical, sexual and psychological attacks over. the archbishop was made aware of the abuse in 2015 but failed to stop it before smith died in 2018. justin welby said he felt a profound sense of shame that more was not done by the church of england and was resigning in sorrow with all victims and survivors. >> five turbulent days after a damming report, justin welby has contacted the king and resigned. that report criticized the church of england and the archbishop of canterbury for their handling of the case of one of the most prolific abusers associated with the church. justin welby initially apologized but said he would not step down. today, he changed his mind. in a statement, the archbishop says the review has exposed the long maintained conspiracy of silence about the heinous abuses of john smith. when i was informed in 2015 and told the police had been notified, i believed wrongly there was an up -- that an appropriate resolution would follow. it is clear i must take personal and institutional responsibility for the long and

students of history will recall the colorful interlude at jamestown with characters such as captain john smithahontas who saved him from the anger of a chief. and this that was established at jamestown and common store house and equal measures for all. and it failed miserably just at plymouth. and in jamestown people almost starved under this. and they had individual responsibilities instead of government property and dependence upon the common store house started the colony on the road to success. what captain smith wrote in his diary. >> after the starvation was averted in jamestown changing to property ownership and self-reliance. and they labored jointly together, he wrote, and he who could from his labor or slumber over his path, he cared not how. and how it prospered the general store must maintain, even the most honest among them, wrote captain smith, could hardly take too much pain in the week under public ownership and come on store house system as now for themselves they will do in a day. and it's not so much corn from the labors of 30 as now three or four will provide for themselves

however, john smith faced taras massey, can powerful lawyer who had been volunteering at these cross at these comments and had an active this extraordinary litany of sadistic abuse. too was on some 113 boys and young men was allowed to leave the country and he eventually died in cape town in 2018 at age. 75 was never bored to justice and this is what has paid many of the victims as well. so with that in mind, it has come at a time when the archbishop has been severely criticized for not possibly ensuring himself that the police had been told he himself had not gone to the legal authorities to inform them of this and had not been and a jessica had enough in investigating this tool, and it was a personal failure in his thoughts. so saying his critics, and this comes as a quote from other abuse victims had all spots. if that all stringent enough measures in place below a orders of the church, then the same has to be applied for awful levels, including the archbishop himself. now, while a just to well be had himself warranted at same christian comes in the 1970s. it's unclear whether he

in the case of john smith.s takes away from the horror of the crimes, which are so wicked and so horrible that people used churches to cover them up and shame falls upon the institutions in which it took place . but on the technical and place. but on the technical and administrative question of the archbishop's role, it seems to me we've seen mob rule led by members of the church, including a bishop, anyone, especially the bishop of newcastle, doctor helen—ann hartley, who called for the archbishop to resign, ought to be automatically excluded from consideration as his replacement as archbishop of canterbury. there is , sadly, canterbury. there is, sadly, a long history of bishops not backing their hierarchy all the way back to saint anselm. saint anselm and, fascinatingly, the barons supported him, but the bishops didn't, and saint thomas becket. i fear we may just have witnessed a repeat of this historic trend. as ever, let me know your views . know your views. mailmogg@gbnews.com. but i'm joined now by graha

mp in 1970, rising through the party ranks and playing a vital role in the former labour leader john smith's 1993 to end the union block vote. there's no doubt this man, our leader, put his head on the block by saying, basically, "i fervently believe" because that's what he believes of a relationship and a strong one with the trade unions and the labour party. he's put his head there. now�*s our time to vote. give us a bit of trust and let's have this vote supported. applause. john prescott spent a decade as tony blair's number two — often mediating the stormy relationship between the prime minister and the chancellor, gordon brown. he was secretary of state for the environment and then local government — an old labour link to the party's past. ever ready to mock new labour pretensions, here, the claws out for his colleague, peter mandelson. you know what his name is? he's called peter. he was never the slickest politician. those five pledges are essential. you can see, i can't find them. i knew this would happen. you know me. i can't use the boards. i'm old labour. i've got to still look to

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an argument for or again for this kindly revision with this can means you're not a human being john smith, you're just a way for people to reinforce their opinions. my new meet flushed out. i mean, if i can't have a citizenship, that's proof that at least let me exist as a human being. then let's push mix investment exist. you a. ready busy busy ready coffee, see then that of the s, and they've got manya investors that not only became aware that she was jewish later in life and it's on now. now she's learning hebrew, teshan for life. other people might find it easy for me. it's not easy at all. i think it's simply a matter of politeness to at least to be able to order a coffee and say, please, and thank you and hebrew coffee but don't, don't go she's been intensively exploring her jewish identity. and the past year has changed the way she thinks about israel august. the israel is home for all of us to so you wouldn't, we always tell ourselves that if everything goes wrong we can always go to israel is fine. but i'm afraid of losing that option. these and we'll just kind of follow on, am i

treated as an argument for or against just came liberalism or this can means you're not a human being john smith, you're just a way for people to reinforce their opinions, mine which flushed out. i mean, if i can't have a citizenship that's listed at least let me exist as a human being done left which makes investments exist in the . ready busy busy ready cottage see then that of the s and david downline you ran by, susanna only became aware that she was jewish later in life. this time now. now she's learning hebrew. tasha for life. other people might find it easy for me. it's not easy at all. i think it's simply a matter of politeness to at least be able to order a coffee and say, please, and thank you and hebrew coffee but don't, don't go she's been intensively exploring her jewish identity. and the past year has changed the way she thinks about israel august. this israel is home for all of us to so you wouldn't, we always tell ourselves that if everything goes wrong we can always go to israel is fine. but i'm afraid of losing that option isn't we'll just kind of follow on. am i safe there? an

and the extent of the abuses committed by john smith was finally known. now the archbishop of justin welby himself said that he had been informed of them back in 2013 and that he had been told that police had been informed and that it would be dealt with appropriate a. that however wasn't to be the case. john smith had been allowed to leave the country to settle abroad, and where he eventually died in cape town in 2018 at 875 under the crime scene ever been brought to justice, leaving behind a very, very traumatizing sense of injustice by his victims. he stated that if there was stringent measures put in place, the lower orders of the clerks within the same should be done for the opposite echelons of the church as well at the expense of these crimes, a 130 boys and young man with viciously sadistically abused by jove, smith, a powerful and carriage must take lawyer who had a lot of sway and not only in the u. k. did these abuses take place, but also in africa as well. this is nick, credibly damaging episode. the church one that it will struggle to recover

john smith is considered for senior government job and i would like to speak to you about him, that canviews including full field investigations for tulsi gabbard and matt gaetz could be done basically by january 1st. senate committees can hold hearings before the 20th of january, bill mentioned that he had been held up, and so was i, i got a recessed appointment, i know how this works. the difference now is, republicans controlled the senate, so they can control the timing of the hearings and like many other presidents from ronald reagan to george w. bush, the bulk of the cabinet if they are qualified and are good character can be confirmed on or a few days after the 20th of january, so there's no argument yet that the democrats have obstructed anybody, i'm sure they will try that that is what a republican majority is all about. let's get the fbi investigation then let's talk about tulsi gabbard and matt gaetz, i can't wait.>> i believe that the memorandum of understanding under the presidential transition act has to be signed by the president-elect and he has not done that yet. i know

smith? >> reporter: john, if it works out as they're planning, we're going to see a report publicly before jack smith is gone. there's a lot of details that are going to be worked out, including including him discussing this, of course, with the attorney general merrick garland. under the regulations, under the rules that the justice department has, he is required to produce a report at the end of his investigation. and as they've told the court, that by december 2nd, they're going to lay out how they're going to proceed on this who process. again, the other part of this will be the other detail that needs to be worked out is whether he needs to submit this report to the intelligence community. that's usually a part of this. it's not clear whether that's going to be a delay of any kind, because a lot of the investigative material was planned to be used in court, in these trials, which of course, are not going to happen. so it's not clear whether that's going to delay anything. but if it goes as planned, john, jack smith will be gone and donald trump won't have to go through the trouble of firin

so, they're going to be going to large communities and saying, hey, we want john smith, we want philippebeing deported. the person is going to come downstairs and say you want philippe etsy juarez, that may or may not be me, i was wanted in austin, texas. they are not going to be particularly careful about who they are departing, they're just going to grab people by name. >> not at all. let's set the table, one in five american families have someone that is an undocumented a loved one, they know someone, so this is not siloed. the idea that they're going to go after criminals, well technically, you cross the border, you have broken the law, are you a criminal? and the only way you could actually identify the criminals is by going to worksite. right here, what you saw with anthony romero when he was flagging that blue states are starting to figure out -- are mapping what they are going to do, [ inaudible ] gavin newsom, the governor of massachusetts, the governor of illinois, they're all discussing how they are going to safeguard their undocumented communities, their immigrant communities

they will be in the aca membership pavilion, which i think john smith alluded to west salon of the main entrance across from registration. now let me introduce your three distinguished authors of this panel, the gentleman closest to the is major general gregg f martin, the united states army. he's the author of bipolar general my forever war with mental. joe martin is a three year army combat veteran and bipolar survivor as well as thriver, a former president of the national defense university. he is qualified as an airborne. airborne ranger, engineer, soldier as well as an army strategist. he holds advanced degrees from ti, a ph.d. as well as two masters and a bachelor of science from the united states military academy at west point. joe martin, an ardent mental health advocate, and he is sharing his bipolar story to help stop the stigma, promote recovery and save lives. in addition to his book, he has published more than 20 articles and given of presentations, podcasts and interviews are second distinguished author on this panel is lieutenant colonel william stuart nance, the united s

and sandra smith in new york. johneat to be with you. >> john: back to business as usual, sandra, breaking news all over the place. i'm john roberts in washington. claims of political bias will be front and center in the fema hearing after workers in florfloridapassed by homes withs in them. a whistle-blower said she only acted on instruction from her superiors and now she is being . >> this was the culture. they were already avoiding these homes based on community trends. what's reprehensible is there not being transparent. why is this coming down on me? >> sandra: we are also watching a hearing on missing migrant children who arrived at the border alone during the early years of the biden administration. according to a report from homeland security internal watchdog, the government appears to have lost track of more than 300,000 children. >> john: you just heard from terretara lee rodas a moment ag. kids as young as 12 years old working as roofers, other teens working in slaughter houses, food packaging plants, and c

against trump for improperly storing classified documents, such as florida, a special prosecutor, john smith of judges to close the cases because the justice department policy funds, the prosecution of a sitting president who is, comes ahead of trump national gratian as us president. in january, mike kind of has moved from west palm beach in florida, near trump tow the special prosecutor made clear that the decision to drop the charges was not because of the merits of the case. it was rather because of the justice department resolution that a sitting president can not be prosecuted for any crimes that he may have committed . so these charges have essentially gone away confirmed so by the judge. they dealt with the special will be missing documents case, which was being on appeal with atlanta code. and of course, the attempts to undermine the 2020 election which was being heard by a federal judge in washington. the trump transition has welcome the decision to drop these charges and the person that left himself has issued the statement on social media saying that this test costs the american t

john good to be with you, i will be again with the gang at the five, thank you so much for joining us i am sandra smith with martha maccallum with "the story". >> martha: but goes around

it is, need we say busy friday afternoon good to be with you, john, sandra smith in new york. >> johnturn away for a moment and don't blink because the world can change. i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." trump praising pam bondi to a social and intention of fighting crime and making america safe again. we are waiting to leave the fbi in potential shake-up but one of the advisor saying social media former congressman michael michael rogers no longer under consideration and pam bondi's nomination is already earning praise. >> matt gaetz would never get there and probably not effective at the good competence we want from attorney general eric had this says the democrats have a real reason to be nervous. >> they will disagree with everything that go and there and do exactly what donald trump tells her to do -- >> we have fox team coverage tick off this hour with bill mcgurn 20-meter lead him to studio in moments. >> john: peppers alexis mcadams west palm beach, florida, and what a gorgeous day there, what is going on? >> hey, john are you jealous i am at home p

a lombard dealer in port jarvis, new york applied for a warrant for the arrest of a man named john p.g. smith. smith had been a bookkeeper for gellman, but he had left his employment. in august 18, 1876, to study law at law school. and gellman claimed that while he was attending law school, smith had supported himself by forging checks in gilman's name found guilty. smith was sentenced to five years in sinking. there he was identified as being none other than paul super. so he served his time there after his release from sing sing. paul is last mentioned in the new york newspapers in 1872 and he thereafter appears to be lost to. history. i talk back and forth with with the late dr. whitfield who had been the widely spar professor of american here and at dickinson college and librarian and executive officer of the american philosophical society. and he told that that he learned that super had died in texas. about 1913. and i still i can still hear dr. bell saying, mark, i wish i could figure out where i put the notes from this because i can't find anything in the census records that confirm th

john. i'm sam smith in new york. this is "america reports." president-elect has 79 days until he takes the right house white house. filling key cabinet positions and newly remitted republican senate could be a big help. >> john: fox news team coverage to kick us off, mollie hemingway with the second trump white house, bryan llenas has the latest on the democrats post-election autopsy, as well as the still-undecided senate race in pennsylvania. >> sandra: but we begin with bill melugin live from west palm beach, florida, for us with more on the trump transition. bill, one big name has taken himself out of the running? >> sandra, that's right, that would be senator tom cotton. he had reportedly been under consideration by the trump team for secretary of defense, but sources tell fox news that cotton politely asked the trump team to please pull his name from consideration for family reasons and because he would like to stay in the senate and potentially run for a senate leadership position. now a lot of other cabinet positions that have got to be

all right that does it for us. >> john: who was up next cree i don't mean on the show i mean for ag eric. >> sandra: exactly a thank you for joining us i'm sandra smithl see you tomorrow the story with martha starts now. >> martha:

john smith as being considered for a senior government job and i would like to speak to you about him. that can happen now. those interviews, including full field investigations for tulsi gabbard and matt gaetz could be done basically by january 1. >> you know, john bolton is a smart guy, but i'm not sure what he's talking about. i mean, trump hasn't signed the memorandum of understanding to commence an actual transition process. i think john bolton actually makes that point. he goes on to say, they don't want the full field investigations. but we're just waiting for the other shoe to drop on who will head the fbi. and it is clear that these people will not receive any of those checks. it is clear that republicans and anyone trying to cover the republicans is a bulwark against trump 3.0 is smoking something we don't have available in the studio here. there are no breaks on trump. what happens, director brennan, to the people that work inside the agencies, who are trained in mining the intelligence product for information that helps keep america safe, when the person they report to sid

continue. 4:00, kamala harris will be speaking. >> john: we're starting in a couple seconds with brett and martha. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith

with judge jeanine pirro, coast of "the five." >> nice to see you in new york, john. >> john: we were at the al smith>> she is sorry she didn't go but let's move on. >> john: let's move on but stay with kamala harris, the latest she said on the border, speech on the ellipse, listen. >> when i am president, we will quickly remove those who arrive here unlawfully, prosecute the cartels, and give border patrol the support they so desperately need. >> john: people heard what she said, we will move to remove those who quickly arrived. what have you been doing for three and a half years? >> it is this kind of comment that makes americans -- i hope americans are listening and know that she is lying now because during the 2019 when she ran for president she wanted to decriminalize the illegal crossings. she has never said anything that is inconsistent with that. she was border czar, whatever she wants to call it, and since that time 12 million peope have crossed the border, we know how many criminals have crossed, and in addition we've got millions of known and unknown got-aways across the board without stop

. >> john: who was up next cree i don't mean on the show i mean for ag eric. >> sandra: exactly a thank you for joining us i'm sandra smith. >> john: on john roberts i'll see you tomorrow the story with martha starts now. >> martha: all right thinks you guys good afternoon everybody i'm martha maccallum and this is the story. breaking right now we've got new details surrounding matt gaets dropping out of the running for attorney general pair we are told he came to this decision on his own khaki posted on that he had felt he had become a distraction for the transition and president-elect trump. response on the hill that -- this hour ranging from not surprising as you basically just heard there from senator kunz to holy [bleep] from someone else pair who will show you in a minute. the nomination was fraught relief from the beginning. his experience and these allegations of drug use and sexual misconduct which he has denied throughout the doj did not press charges on these issues but the house ethics committee review was still underway and was hanging over his head to some extent to be sure appear so now the hunt is back on

smith in new york. we are all feeling it. it has been a week, john.to be with you. >> john: wouldn't it be nice if somebody brought the tip richard down after the president was one of the people who seemed to be cranking it up? i'm john roberts and this is "america reports" come even as president biden calls on americans to turn down the heat it doesn't seem to everyone in his own party is listening. some democrats already vowing to bring back the resistance. >> if you trying time try to harm new yorkers a roll back writes, i will fight you every step of the way. new yorkers are resilient, we fought the first time around and we will fight again. >> we have based this challenge before, and we used the rule of law to fight back. and we are prepared to fight back once again. >> i worry that donald trump is more emboldened than he has ever been. and that a second trump presidency is likely to be more vindictive than the first. >> sandra: our all-star panel of sean duffy and pry brian kilmeade are here. >> john: senior white house correspondent peter doocy

john good to be with you, i will be again with the gang at the five, thank you so much for joining us i am sandra smith>> john: and i am john roberts, now we will go back to what we were doing at 9:00 with martha maccallum with "the story". >> martha: but goes around comes around, good afternoon everybody on martha maccallum and this is "the story". breaking just a short time ago, justice for laken riley, the 22-year-old georgia nursing students, a daughter, best friend and looking forward to a very bright future went out on one afternoon in february for her regular job except on this day in 2022 she was grabbed, she was beaten, she was dragged and she was rudely murdered by jose ibarra who should not have been in this country, he was here illegally and the only comfort for her family and friends now is that he will indeed serve life in prison. >> one of malice murder, i find the defendant guilty. quant -- kelln two, i find the defendant guilty. count three felony murder i find the defendant guilty. count four felony murder i find the defendant guilty. >> martha: not a lot of expression there, he is al

. >> john: we're starting in a couple seconds with brett and martha. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. the special election coverage starts right now with bret and martha. >> martha: we're back. thanks, john and sandra. i'm martha maccallum. welcome to our democracy 2024 special coverage. vice president harris is about to speak to the nation after conceding in a phone call to president trump who is now the president-elect hours after a historic and decisive mandate from the american people that will send him back to the white house. i'm martha maccallum still. >> still. good afternoon. i'm bret baier. here we are this afternoon. the president-elect is the first republican presidential candidate in 20 years to win the popular vote. he could sweep all the battle grounds on the map in a storied political resurrection that is earning him the title of comeback king of american politics and a number of names. >> martha: it's interesting doing through the numbers still today. we made very substantial gains with all of the groups that you see here on your screen. pa

hello, sandra smith, john. >> john: lives in washington, d.c., i am john roberts and this is "americaorts." a blitz of the battleground's this friday as a vp nominee stopped in michigan. former president trump and harris with a bac badger state n milwaukee as they make a final push to win wisconsin. >> sandra: peppers to battleground michigan where we find alexis mcadams, hello, at lexus so didn't have the flags waving behind you and what you see on the ground there? >> sandra, a windy day one michigan as people get excited to see the former president take the stage and at the community college although it doesn't start for clock po2 it doesn't matter to the detroit suburb. they are looking forward to hearing his message on the economy. we are talking to voters in the battleground states who were offended by the remarks that campaign surrogates made on the democratic side saying, we don't think you have to be a political expert but surrogates to help your campaign that people are libido for those remarks. mark cuban, watch. >> his words are mean, sad and misogynistic. in the left can'

i want to welcome sandra smith,, john, ever the perfect gentleman, last minute.s happened -- did an outstanding job. john we should tell folks that sandra and gillian were supposed to be anchoring the program this morning and sandra ran into traffic with rain. >> sandra: it turned into a 2:40. there were accidents. bailed at 126th above 116th off the fdr, took the logo, tried to ride down fifth avenue, parked. one of those rainy days in new york city that ended up in, well, disaster, john, thank you for jumping in. >> john: happy to do it. >> sandra: it is day 18 in the daniel penny subway death trial. daniel penny holds the victim neely in a choke hold on the floor of that subway car last may. another passenger attempted to help penny subdue neely who witnesses say was threatening to kill people and actinger act it. penny tells two detectives he never intended to do neely serious harm. >> the guy came in and whipped off his jacket and like i'm going to kill everybody. i'm going to -- i can go to prison forever, i don't care. he was acting like a crazy person. he

i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. >> sandra: good to be with you. we will be hours away from the first polls closing peered can you believe? 7:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow but nearly 75 million americans have already cast their ballots so the final campaign stops in crucial swing states are all to turn out the end person vote tomorrow. >> john: fox team coverage starts now in the battleground keystone state. jacqui heinrich in philadelphia covering the harris campaign. she's doing a blitz there of pennsylvania today. four stops in total. >> that's right. and i was just watching those remarks john and it was really incredible to me that she referred to trump twice as the other guy. that is a serious shift away from how she launched the final leg of her campaign with a fiery speech at the ellipse on tuesday. she attacked trump by name two dozen times. we noticed the shift began yesterday where she did not mention trump by name all day long and a few moments ago senior campaign official told me that is the strategy. they want to close out fully positi