both being there at the execution of john brown, either of you talk about john wilkes booth and johnrown together? >> booth was an actor and he left to go witnessed the execution of john brown but he looked at john brown, obviously he detested john brown stood for, a white supremacist and hated abolitionists but he was struck by john brown, they were there so eventually john brooks booth of the center, it was ironic a lot of southerners had much more positive things to say about john, they demonized him but admired under pressure, there is a thing about southern honor so i think john wilkes booth and john brown in reverse. the grandest of the century but booth was the right one. john brown died for the wrong reason. try to murder what he considered the right one but he wanted to be john brown in reverse. >> do you want to add to that? >> it's striking to me in some ways concerning what he learns what wilkes booth learned from john brown in the speech john brown case before the court and on his way to being executed if booth had been willing to take that final step, he could have prep

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that is john weeks booth. there are surprisingly is between them that illuminate lincoln's racial attitude and. help explain the circumstances of the assassination at the theater. of all the humorous that he loved to read, by far the most important to him was nasty. the pen name for the ohio author david ross locke. during the civil war locke wrote many humor pieces. that were widely reprinted in newspapers and collected in books and pamphlets. i use the persona of petroleum v. nasby, and i'll spoken lout. who impersonated the use of so-called copperhead's. or northern democrats who are calling for peaceful compromise with the south regardless of what happened in slavery. lincoln was very much opposed to copperhead's. locks the terrible sketches of copper heads through so budding so popular that commentators credited locke with contributing to the fall of slavery. the massachusetts politician declared that the crushing of the rebellion can be credited to three forces the army, the navy and the nasty letters. s

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i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. with martha starts right now. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. breaking update on former president trump's special master request. we'll have more on that as we follow that story out of west palm beach, florida in just a moment. first, the nation just got our report card in on the pandemic education situation. those who oversaw it are calling it a very sobering look at the devastating impact that all of it had on our children. so this new federal study is of 9-year-olds across the country and shows that from 2020

hi, john. >> john: good to start the week off with you. congressman darryl issa just back from a trip to taiwan, tensions with china are the highest point in a generation. >> sandra: begin new at 2:00 with the crisis on our own shores, this is a fox news alert. and it is just eight weeks now from the midterm he thinks loos and a problem across the country, crime, leading candidate for mayor in the second largest city said she felt unsafe, felt safe in los angeles, shatter this weekend when a thief broke into her home and stole two of her handguns. >> john: the same time, this weekend in memphis, disturbing new information about the accused gunman in last week's deadly shooting spree, huge questions why he was not locked up to begin with. >> sandra: even as the democratic mayor of memphis complains about repeat offside offenders, some leaders are not learning the lessons of progressive crime policies gone wrong. in illinois, a sheriff said the state gets set to end cash bail, means more criminals will be set free instead of jail. rafael man

john.or a second day the white house hammered republican governors for moving migrants away from overwhelmed border towns. just as there are reports that some within the administration are saying it's time to do just that. >> thank you. >> reporters pushed out the oval office door. the president taking no questions after the press secretary compared the republican governors of florida and texas to human traffickers. >> these vulnerable migrants were reportedly mislead about where they were headed. told they would be headed to boston. these are the kinds of tactics we see from smugglers in places like mexico and guatemala. >> biden's justice department weighing legal option to stop the governors from moving migrants to sanctuary cities and states. >> i'm the former attorney general in texas well as a former texas supreme court justice. i know the law very well. biden himself was doing that very same thing. the only difference is he was moving people in the darkness of night. >> team biden no

john: go ahead. caller: i went to school at southern illinois university and there was this great genius of a guy who designed the geodesic dome. it uses 1/6 of the building materials and one third of the energy to heat and cool. what a great time for this idea to come to fruition. how do you think this could best be presented? i am not the world's greatest public speaker myself, but this idea should be acted upon i think. steven: i was a teenage fan boy of bucky fuller. john: who is he? steven: i forget his biography, but he was an inventor, futurist. the dome, i made one in high school with my friends. it took all summer because there were no kits. we bought aluminum piping and we had to measure things out, then you had this thing, bold them together. we made one. [laughter] i am right with you about how they are neat in concept. but they are a dome. i have seen a few houses made in that form, but there are no design features. i do not want to say they are ugly, but i do not think people would find

john. >> gillian: trey, this is gillian with john in d.c.nd of puts page to the claims out of russia and putin defenders last year before the invasion began a response to alleged nato expansion, doesn't it. >> absolutely. and you heard that today during the remarks in moscow. vladimir putin is trying to point a finger at the west, blaming them for everything that goes wrong in this conflict, and also everything that goes wrong across europe. he blamed the west for the nord stream 1 and 2 pipeline leaks that are taking place right now there, is no evidence that the west is behind that sabotage. the europeans believe that this is one of many things in the coming weeks that could be a step up on the escalation ladder, and it is something to watch out for. vladimir putin in these remarks today expressing anger with the united states. many analysts who have watched vladimir putin speak for years, for decades, have discussed what today's remarks meant. annexed ukrainian territory in a legal violation of international law and even his closest allie

john adams or john quincy adams because i love them both. i have a question about their characterizations that information, which i actually never thought about before, the way that you described it sort of made it seem like a private criminal indictment are sort of intentionally written from that legal this kind of what i do for a living. so but i read it as an indictment i guess for the first time rethinking about it. do you have any insight as to whether this was so thought out that they were sort of manufacturing it in such a way like said that that, you know, everyone else, the other monarchs are going to read it and say, oh, did this, this, this, this, this, yes, but that doesn't have anything to do with me, because this is obviously specific to him. yeah, it's a great question. so a fantastic book called american scripture by pauline mayer that looks at all of the declarations that existed up until the declaration of independence and was a long tradition back hundreds of years in great britain, and to a lesser extent other european na

we have that in john fetterman. i am so thrilled to be here, so excited to support his candidacy, and most importantly as we flip seats, i can't wait for less than 50 days when he flips the seat and goes to the united states capital. [applause] we know, senator fetterman will have our backs. we know, senator fetterman will fight to raise the minimum wage. we know, senator fetterman will ensure that women, we get to do decide what happens with each and every one of our futures. make some noise. [applause] ladies and gentlemen please welcome, congresswoman d -- congresswoman dean. >> think you for being here at mccumber county community college. it's always a challenge to follow joanna mcclinton especially on a sunday. so thank you. i'm delighted to be here. and to echo the words that the leader just said to us. i want to tell you how i just john fetterman. he and i were running against each other for lieutenant governor back in 2018. i have to admit, and i bet, no matter how long or short my career goes, he was the o

john: go ahead. caller: i went to school at southern illinois university and there was this great genius of a guy who designed the geodesic dome. it uses 1/6 of the building materials and one third of the energy to heat and cool. what a great time for this idea to come to fruition. how do you think this could best be presented? i am not the world's greatest public speaker myself, but this idea should be acted upon i think. steven: i was a teenage fan boy of bucky fuller. john: who is he? steven: i forget his biography, but he was an inventor, futurist. the dome, i made one in high school with my friends. it took all summer because there were no kits. we bought aluminum piping and we had to measure things out, then you had this thing, bold them together. we made one. [laughter] i am right with you about how they are neat in concept. but they are a dome. i have seen a few houses made in that form, but there are no design features. i do not want to say they are ugly, but i do not think people would find

i'm sandra smith. >> john: see you again tomorrow. i'm john roberts.th so much, john and sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum coming to you this evening from london. this afternoon in the u.s. that's a live look outside windsor castle. tonight the world has said their final farewell to queen elizabeth. president biden joined many world leaders. in fact, most of the country's leaders were here in the united kingdom to attend the funeral. he's back on his why to the white house after having an

john roberts, good to spend monday with you. >> jacqui: thanks for having me, john. i'm jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. about this time last year youngkin made it a point to listen to parents and eventually took their concerns to the governor's mansion and many of the same issues are clearly on voter's minds. >> the economy definitely is the issue. >> between inflation with every, like prices of everything going up, especially rent and gas. >> reproductive rights is like my top issue. >> the big thing is the border policy, that's awful. >> i think there needs to be a crackdown on crime. >> our educational system, with the kind of education problems we are having, the focus, seems to be on far more than what it should be, it's not on the usual reading, writing, arithmetic. >> even more worried about the young families. how can they have the gas what it is and the price of meet. >> the food is expensive, everything is going crazy, and stressed out. >> john: an issue across america. virginia governor glenn youngkin. start off by saying democrats had been closing th

i think john tyler probably would have understood exactly the sediment john f. kennedy mentioned at that time. i appreciate your attention today. if you have not bought my book , this is the title of the book, this is the cover of the book. and before i go i just wanted to make sure i give you an indication of coming attractions. my wife and i have a book a biography of under contract with the university press of kansas and her manuscript is due is in october a few months away. so i will be happy to take any questions that you might have. and i appreciate your attention. >> thanks chris. again folks apologies for the brief delay due to technical difficulties. questions, one thing that comes to mind we have seen other figures in politics historically and in contemporary times like tyler is one of the things that makes this fascinating as historians is the detective work goes into understanding. i'm wondering what you might have uncovered in your research made it clear that he left in his hand in his own well, he does refer to his father, particularly early in his

i'm sandra smith. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. the president goes all in vilifying what he calls maga republicans and it appears that the word is out that this is the narrative for the next nine weeks running up to the

john. >> john: what a shame.in las vegas in recent days, somebody dressed like that, particularly wearing gloves would certainly stand out. jonathan hunt 4, thanks so much, appreciate it. gillian. >> gillian: byu officials say they have no evidence that slurs were shouted at a duke university game. bill will join us to weigh in on that next. >> all of the evidence suggests this story is made up, that it is jussi smollett on a volleyball court. are you a veteran, own a home, and need cash? you need to know about the va cash out loan from newday usa. it's called the newday 100 because it lets veterans borrow up to 100% of their home's value. not just 80% like some typical loans. that extra cash can make a huge difference in these times of skyrocketing prices. here's more good news: home values have skyrocketed too. that means even more cash! take out an average of $60,000 to pay down your high-rate credit card debt, consolidate your second mortgage, personal loans, and car loans, and lower your payments by $600 eve

hello, i'm john roberts, good monday to you. >> jacqui: good monday to you, john. i'm jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. the hurricane's exact path is uncertain but what's clear is the storm is rapidly intensifying as forecasters warn it could strengthen into a category 4 system by the time it reaches florida. >> john: churning west of jamaica and south of cuba, expecting catastrophic damage. this as the national hurricane center says massive risk of a dangerous storm surge, strong winds and heavy rainfall along the florida west coast and on up into the panhandle. >> jacqui: governor desantis urging people to load up on fuel, medicine, groceries, as long lines are in the state. >> john: an area near st. petersburg, coastal flooding, as is most of florida, how are they preparing there? >> some are still soaking up the last few moments of good weather before things start to deteriorate. we are starting to see some evacuation orders go into effect. now, where we are in pinellas county, we are expecting those in the afternoon area. but in tampa, mandatory evacuations

john. >> john: wow.patrol sounding the alarm over rainbow fentanyl as cartels are making the dangerous drug look like candy to try to get young kids hooked. joe adai says democrats are not doing enough to stop it. >> sandra: the democratic mayor of el paso, texas says he's bussing migrants out because the city is overrun. republican governors are slammed from the far left by doing exactly the same thing s. this more hypocrisy from democrats? former acting ice director tom homan is here to sound off. >> they might get two buses a day in some of those cities, just from my hometown in laredo, sending out 21 to 26 busses a day. they're investing with merrill. think miss allen is texting for backup? no she's totally in charge. of her portfolio and daniel g. she's building a greener future and he's... running a pretend restaurant. and phil? phil has questions, but none of them are about his portfolio. digital tools so impressive, your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. i

i think john tyler probably would have understood exactly the sentiment that john f. kennedy mentioned at that time. i appreciate your attention today, if you have not bought my book, let this slide turn into your memory. this is the title of thebook, this is the cover of the book, and before i go i just wanted to make sure that i gave you an indication of coming attractions. my wife and i have a book about that is a biography of julia tyler gardner that is under contract with the university press of kansas. our manuscript is due in october, just a few months away. i will be happy to take any questions that you might have. and i appreciate your attention. >> thanks, chris, and again, apologies for the brief delay due to technical difficulties. we do have a few minutes for questions, log on to facebook to submit your questions for chris patrick. one thing that comes to mind, obviously, is that we have seen other figures in politics of historically and in contemporary times that were driven like tyler. i think one of the things that makes this fascinating as historians

john, back to you. >> john: steve, thank you. gillian. >> gillian: scary new video san video from one of the resorts on the shores' edge. the gulf of mexico rising up over the hotel's railings and spilling on to the pool deck. sanibel is completely cut off from the rest of the mainland after ian destroyed parts of the only bridge to and from the island. >> john: take a long time to put that back together again. fema describing it as catastrophic, neighborhoods have been flattened. and steve dramatic scenes yesterday when it was coming in, what does it look like now in the aftermath. >> if you look at the after here, sometimes it's squares, foundations where houses used to be. go down the street, house after house, either complete destruction or missing roofs, missing windows, people just really staggering around, trying to pick up important papers or anything that they might have left. we saw some drone footage in from the drone pilot, lance craig, shows you an overview of some of this destruction here. i talked to one man who as

great to be with you, john. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.story" starts right now. see you tomorrow. >> martha: thank you very much, john and sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. take a listen to the new york attorney general, letitia james over the past few years. watch this. >> no one is above the law including this illegitimate president. and so i look forward, i look forward to going into the office of attorney general every day suing him, defending your rights and going home. >> i

john?road strike that could start in days and could cripple the supply chain. kelly o'grady live in the port of los angeles. kelly, how many workers could go on strike there? >> good to see you, john. right now we're three remaining holdouts. that equates to 60,000 workers. that will be over 100,000 in the rest decide to strike. to that end, railroad execs are confirming they're following protocol and beginning to halt transport of hazardous materials to avoid fertilizers being left unattended. a new report estimating a nationwide strike would cost $2 billion a day and require 467,000 long haul trucks on the road. a number of industries could be paralyzed. 75% of new cars are moved that way. we could see empty shelves, manufacturing shut downs and hundreds of thousands of amtrak customers being put out. the white house secretary touting trucks as a contingency the administration is exploring. the industry is already short 80,000 drivers and the trucks to support that shift don't exist right

thank you, john. >> john: touch screen and give you the lay of the land of where the hurricane is and where it could potentially hit. according to bryan norcross, he thinks the hurricane is right about here, center of circulation. right here, this is a bay in here, this is georgetown right here, pawly's island is right there. looks like the hurricane will go over this area, so that could potentially get the most amount of damage from this category 1 storm, only 85 miles an hour, how much damage can it do, don't forget it's not the wind, it's the water. and you could have the water that could pile up in the bay and rivers come down this way as well. you could have a convergence of a lot of water in the small community. a little further up the coast, you've got the murrells inlet here, one of the big cuts for getting boats in and out of the area, that opens up to the atlantic ocean. myrtle beach is up here, of course, and acadian shores, quite a substantial mobile home campground, apache campground and a pier as well that, could be open to storm water damage as well. as bryan norcross w

hi, john. >> john: good to spend tuesday with you. new data shows republicans are expected to take a 13 seat majority with the total of 231 seats. that is three seats fewer since august, giving democrats pathways to retain control. >> sandra: it's essentially a toss-up in the senate with races appearing very close in arizona, georgia, nevada and pennsylvania. power rankings show the senate is evenly split, republicans a slight edge, expecting to take 51 seats with democrats taking 49. >> john: on the heels of the latest fox news poll showing what issues are driving voters to the polls. inflation topping the list with 19%, abortion falling not far behind, 16%, economy and jobs the number three issue, at 15%. >> sandra: house republicans put a spotlight on the kitchen table issues like inflation, democrats are energizing their base on the issue of abortion rights. tom cotton is on deck to sound off how republicans plan to take back control of congress. >> john: mark meredith is here in the studio and keeping track of it. >> midterm elec

john. >> john: thank you.mir putin looking to put together an axis of autocrats as he met with xi jinping. and now russia is sending an invite to iran to join a security organization headed up by russia and china. keith kellogg, former national security adviser to mike pence, and fox news contributor. shanghai, it en -- encompasses china, russia, and iran is looking to get around european and u.s. sanctions. >> look, i am frustrated because we constantly react to the events that are happening right now. and instead of proactive, at least in the trump administration we tried to be proactive. the reason it's important is when you react to these things you treat them as one-offs. now we have this organization with two nuclear powers, russians and the chinese, and, with the iranians joining on as well and are probably going to bleed off nuclear technology. i would if i were them, from the russians to the chinese and that will destabilize the middle east because i'm absolutely convinced iranians are headed toward a

on the border, john, the g.o.p.ns to end catch and release, and reinstate the remaining mexico policy, and finish the border wall, the trump wall, if they do regain majority. mccarthy was joined today by former speaker newt gingrich and former advisor trump kellyanne conway, i spoke to gingrich on whether mccarthy's plan is it going to be enough to win at the g.o.p. votes this november, watch. >> i think it is going to be enough for one republican sticker of the house, and maybe even increase the margin that they lost over the summer. >> not as strong as it was three weeks ago. i have not seen any a single analyst, even the ones who suggest the democrats will be the majority after this. >> okay, so that is what he thinks. >> gillian: democrats on the other hand who are really happy to confront that the border because of all the migrants being moved to sanctuary cities, those blue states and cities. they are already pushing back on this mccarthy plan. >> i am not concerned with anything that they are going to present

john, sandra. >> sandra: john. >> john: back to the midterm elections now. news power ranking, republicans still have an edge in the house come november but the democrats are gaining ground. at this moment, republicans would win a 13-seat majority down three seats since august in the projections. texas republican congressman michael mccaul, ranking member of the foreign affairs committee. good to see you. let me put this up, the house forecast from the power rankings. republicans projected to get 231 seats if everything goes their way, margin of error, plus or minus 15, democrats 204, plus or minus 15, give 189 on the low side, 219 on the high, means they retain control. and gop, 216 on the low. this is not the red wave that we saw coming weeks ago, looked like there was going to be a 2010 style shelacking of the democrats. what happened? >> well, i think every election tightens up at the end, but let me just say that look, i think we are going to win the majority. no serious pollster has said otherwise and i think you are going to see some excitement going

or via mania to commute for a main or by john. today. now he giovanni autonomous republic, the armenian government, hot political will door unilaterally except that decision. but as it by johnny officials, tell us that they don't want to have those rules. what do they want? they want a new road to be constructed. it is also acceptable for armenia, but according to the 9th article of the trilateral statement from november 9, 2020, a new rule can be constructed with the course and of the sites. armenia is ready to construct such a root which would operate according to the legislation and with the insolvent control of the republic or vitamin. yeah. so what is the point of, as that by johnny claims either by john is hinting that armenia has to provide an extra territorial corridor. and according to them, the 9th article of the tri little statement from november 9, 92020 is supposed to do that. the trilateral statement is a public document and in the night article that is nothing about corridor extended to reality, it's cetera. so what

carl, always great to see you. >> thank you, john, all the best. >> john: thank you for helping us keep and the dow jones and bear market territory. fox business susan li has the details, hi susan. we are down 20% from a recent piece of the dow jones and the dow jones s&p 500 the benchmarks for the lowest closer since november 2020. that virtually wipes out the gains for the last two years and several factors at play we have wall street at its highest fear quotient since three months or so and as you mentioned the ukraine war having impact and forced jerome powell and the government reserved to be clear of this week. a new reality on wall street that says they will try to bring down inflation forty-year high inflation with the highest interest rates we have seen in a long time here that is why you are getting the highest yield on 10-year with 12.5 years and also fedex. more companies with a global recession. federal express down 30% this month, the worst month for them since 2018. there is really a new stark reality of wall street that we could be lower, goldman sachs could drop another

and so, i think john wilkes booth tried to be john brown in reverse. to be the grandest man of the century, but in the right cause. what booth was the right cause, john brown died for the wrong cause. john brown wanted to murder, or what he considered the right cause. he wanted to be john brown in reverse, in effect, yeah. >> bill, would you add to that? >> it's striking to me that in some ways, considering what he learned -- what wilkes booth learned from john brown in the speech john brown gave before the court on his way to being executed -- that if you've had been willing to take that final step, he certainly could have prepared a speech. he had the stage presence. he really could have done it. and he didn't have what they described as brown's moxie. >> that's a great comparison. can you both talk about the role of religion in these two men's lives? and how it brought them to where they ended up? >> it's a big question, i know. >> i will try a little bit. this is simply my observation of lincoln, my interpretation. i will start with lincoln. i thin

thanks, john. meanwhile, customs agents finding more than 200,000 fentanyl pills in a massive drug bust in arizona. 47,000 of them as we mentioned, colors of the rainbow, looking again like candy or colored chalk, making them look more like candy even than deadly poison. here is a live look at the border for you. eagle pass, texas as the migrant surge is weighing heavily on border patrol agents there, recent heavy rain is making the trek across the rio grande even more dangerous. garrett tenney is live in eagle pass, texas. garrett, what are you seeing today, what's happening now? >> sandra, now that the water levels are starting to go back down we are starting to see more migrants crossing the river today. a lot of them have been waiting for just that to happen after 13 migrants drown late last week in what is now the deadliest mass drowning event here in years. this morning our cameras caught several large groups of more than 200 that had just come across and were being processed by border patrol

we should have them on as a guest perhaps, john. >> john: i guess we should. >> sandra: we are now learning more about the long rap sheet of the man accused of kidnapping and killing a memphis teacher. cleotha henderson was back in court on a misdemeanor theft charge but that comes days after fox news digital learned of three more criminal charges added to his lengthy rap sheet. johna, you look at this, put it on the screen, the lengthy rap sheet we have now learned behind this suspect from 1995 to 2000, arrested 16 times, charges include aggravated assault, burglary, rape, age 14, he raped an unnamed suspect, age 16, abducted a lawyer at gunpoint. served 20 years of a 24 year sentence. he was able to walk freely long enough to carry out the gruesome crime of this amazingly lovely, beloved teacher. why? >> you know, this is a little bit crazy, sandra. because i have represented a lot of bad actors in my day, but he is irredeemable defective. while we were picking teams in gym class, he was committing atrocities against women, kidnapping and rape, while he was

john. >> john: let's bring in dave rubin, host of rubin report on youtube. idea the migrants are being misled where they are going, only thing i saw was the migrants dropped off at the naval observatory thought they were going to union station, might have been turned. you know, this idea that this is becoming increasingly political, that greg abbott is bussing them to the gates of the naval observatory, desantis to martha's vineyard, lori lightfoot is bussing illegal migrants from downtown to a republican suburb, and el paso is bussing them to new york city, nobody is complaining about that. but the fact more than 2 million people have crossed the border and something has to give here. >> right. let's deal with that part first. 2 million people crossing the border, that is the job of the federal government. so just looking where do you lay blame first, whether people should go to sanctuary cities or not or ok to bus people or put them on planes. number one, everyone has to understand. looking for who started this problem, it is 100% the biden administration

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john >> martha: thanks very much.big breaking story as we follow this. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. this is a category four hurricane, ian, that is now over land in florida as it heads towards the full landfall stage here. wreaking havoc with what is being called unsurvivable storm surges. already breaking records. expected to reach up to 18 feet. search and rescue teams of trauma surgeons, rescue

john. >> john: mark meredith for us in washington. thank you. >> sandra: former attorney general bill barr. thank you for joining us, author of "one damn thing after another." a lot happening here and a lot for the american people to take in. questions unanswered. where do you stand on the former president's request obviously for a special master to independently review this case and what happened, looking back at a serious raid of a former president's home. >> well, i think the whole idea of a special master is a bit of a red herring. the only documents that have been taken it seems to me that there's a legitimate concern about keeping away from the government and insulating the government from would be documents relating to his private lawyer communications, him as an individual and his outside lawyers. if there is stuff like that, fine, identify it. does not appear to be much of it. i'm not sure you need a special master to identify it. what people are missing, all the other documents taken, even if they claim to be executive privi

john hinckley junior., after being institutionalized for more than three decades, he is pretty much a free man. it was a rainy spring monday in washington, d. c., just a few months after ronald reagan was elected president. >> march 30th, 1981, 70 days into reagan's first term. it's a nothing day. he's giving a speech at the washington hill. >> and nothing day that was about to turn into a day no one would ever forget. los angeles times reporter interviewed well over 100 people for his book -- rawhide, the secret service code name for president reagan. >> we're going to convince the city that the power begins and ends with the people. >> he gives a speech, he's walking out, it's 2:27 pm. >> i was part of the press pool, which is a small group of reporters who follow along in the motorcade. >> pbs news our anchor and managing editor was a white house correspondent for nbc news. >> he came out the door and was waving. i remember, he raised his arm to wave to people there. >> 15 feet away was a rogue line, wh

john, a lot more on this and reaction to the president's speech coming up. >> john: looking forward to keith kellogg, and more, was there something left he should have said. ok. coming up in less than an hour, we are expecting another rate hike from the federal reserve. the decision will make borrowing more expensive as mortgages, credit cards and car loans continue to soar. our economic panel of steve moore and robert wolf will be here in moments what it means for your wallet, hang on. there's a tip for you. but we begin with gerri willis, the question is how much. >> big bet 75 basis points, for you and me, three-quarters of a percentage point, big ramifications for anybody with debt, from consumers to the federal government itself. let's start with uncle sam. with government debt hovering just below $31 trillion, higher impacts will have a big impact. 75 basis point rate hike will add 2.1 trillion to federal deficits over the next ten years. all made worse because of the wave of federal spending over the past two and a half years, and of course consumers get hit, too. mortgage rates