. >> reporter: laura fox is one of those loyal listeners known as a foghead. her fog horn sound effect isn't bad, but soon kfog will be no more. >> i can't believe it's going to be off. >> reporter: after 40 years of rock and roll, cumulus media, the company that owns kfog announced it will soon become knbr-fm. >> sports radio is kind of like everybody has got an opinion. >> it seems like the big guys are squeezing out the little guys. >> after march 2016, a listener sent us a message in the bottle, save kfog. >> longtime deejay rosalie was among a group of radio personalities let go in 2016. she would later return to the station, but many loyal fogheads did not. she believes kfog was the station that everyone could agree on. >> parents could put it on while they were driving teens to school and in carpool on t br ias like a default station because, you know, it was entertaining and fun. >> reporter: and who could forget kaboom, kfog's own production with live concerts and amazing fireworks. >> they got almost half a million people on the water front. >> repor

. >> reporter: laura fox is one of those loyal listeners known as a foghead.er fog horn sound effect isn't bad, but soon kfog will be no more. >> i can't believe it's going to be off. >> reporter: after 40 years of rock and roll, cumulus media, the company that owns kfog announced it will soon become >> sports le ersot an opion. >> l 2016, a listener sent us a message in the bottle, save kfog. >> longtime deejay rosalie was among a group of radio personalities let go in 2016. she would later return to the station, butd not. lieveskfog ion thryone c ag teens to school and in carpool on the bay n us y know, entertaining and f. >> reporter: and who could forget kaboom, kfog's own production with live concerts and amazing fireworks. >> they got almost half a million people on the water front. >> reporter: laura fox will miss the fireworks and the music. >> oh, i'm so sad to see it go. it was a really wonderful radio station, bay area classic. >> yes, it was. kfog was recently inducted into the bay area radio hall of fame. the station will sign off and change forma

laura fox will miss the fireworks and the music. >> i am so sad to see it go. it was a really wonderful radio station. >> kfog was recently inducted fame. cornell bernard, abc7 news >> end of an era for sure. >>> it's summer, but starbucks is thinking ahead to fall. >> he says in his most basic voice. >> starting today, starbucks will begin selling a pumpkin cream cold brew drink and hot pumpkin spice latte, of course. it sold the mike, people are jumping the gun here. they are done with summer and they want -- what was it, christian girl -- >> that's also canceled. >> everything is canceled. except halloween. >> i am not ready for that. sorry. i should have been christmas shopping, like, five months ago. walnut creek, 69 degrees. the unhealthy air will be out there for sure. the humidity arrives with the high clouds, and a stray but dry thunderstorm is possible. you can see some of the moisture showing up, and this is a water vapor imagery, and we could have the cumulus clouds that let go of the rain, but the rain evaporates before it reaches the ground. 86 in

laura fox explains for you. #. >> reporter: majority of the democratic caucus is supporting moving forward with an impeachment inquiry into president trump and that is significant because nancy pelosi speaker of the house has been trying to hold her caucus back. she released a statement just a short time ago arguing the democrats should stay the course. and now is not necessarily the best time for impeachment. she wrote, quote, democrats in the congress continue to legislate, investigate and litigate. the president will be held accountable. and democrats in the caucus are back in the district for this rece recess, you can expect that they will be hearing from constituents who also might be making the calls to impeach the president. but some may be hearing a different message than those in safe democratic seats who might be hearing from more liberal constituents. >> let's talk more about this with peter matthews. a professor of political science at cypress college in los angeles and author of "dollar democracy on steroids." joining us from our london bureau. good to have you with us. >> goo

residents regardless of country of birth or immigration status. >> laura: joining me now is tom homan, former acting ic director, foxews contributor. tom, what is your response with the county did here? they are shameless. shameless. >> it's disgusting. >> laura: glad i don't live in montgomery county. >> what he should have said, i have failed my responsibility -- >> laura: and i resigned. he should resign peered >> right, because the century citir criminals. i.c.e. wants access to those sitting in a jail cell. they made the decision to lock these people up because they are a public safety threat, and we have probable cause they are in the country illegally, so why should you not let i.c.e. have access. remove them from the country. these are disgusting individuals, and anybody who supports century cities are failing -- >> laura: he has to read every word, too, because he doesn't really know the issue. he just knows whatever someone wrote for him, so he is sitting there reading. by the way, for people who want to understand what is really going on -- again, huber-huber-liberal, high tax montgomery county. here's wh

laura: looking forward to it. that's all the time we have. my new podcast tomorrow. shannon bream and the "foxs @ night" team take it from here. >> shannon: raymond has all the fun, right, laura? >> laura: "everybody loves raymond." everybody wants to travel like raymond. >> shannon: thanks, laura bigwood begins not with the fox news alert. president trump just back in washington saying he thinks the trade deal with china will happen and soon. also from the g7 summit, taco meeting between our president and the leader of iran. did the president outperform expectations? it all depends on who you ask. our foreign policy experts are on deck. also tonight, a precedent-setting rulin

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. >> in bethel, new york, laura ingle, fox news.w cycling speed record, sort of. neil campbell was able to hit 174 miles-an-hour. here's how he did it. a portia pulled -- a porsche pulled him along on a custom made bike and once they were going fast enough, it released him allowing campbell to break the record with his own power. the previous record was nearly 167 miles-an-hour. and that's how fox reports this sunday august 18th of 2019. i'm jon scott. thanks for joining us. see you again next weekend. and i will see you tomorrow morning for america's news headquarters. ris wallace.>> that is all for us. >> i'm dana perino in for chris wallace. the president delays tariffs on china amid concerns a drawnout trade war could hit home. [inaudible] markets are bouncing back after planes but investors are weary as china threatens to retaliate. >> i never said china would be easy. they want to make a deal, >> will discuss the presence move and concerns for a recession with our white house economic advisor, larry kudlow. then montana govern

: i'm watching, thank you. >> shannon: thanks, laura. a fox news alert tonight the president and nra say strong supporter of the second amendment as critics say the commander in chief is backing off. promises regarding tougher background checks. the white house is pushing back on that claim and we will explain in a second. vice president joe biden morning of the left wing. they may not agree on everything but he has the most delectable option you have a god. will that be a winning message with democratic voters or the progressives this time with massive structural changes to the u.s.? tonight, we mentioned come up planned parenthood a whistle-blower and clinic director speaking out after awarded $3 million from the country's largest abortion provider. coming up we will tell you why it is in her favor. welcome to fox news a fox "fox news @ night," breaking news correspondent trace gallagher, new developments on everything from the economy to gun rights, good evening, trace. >> good evening shannon. there is no dispute he spoke with the national

podcastone.com, shannon bream has all the news, "fox news @ night," shannon. >> shannon: a big night, lauraou very much. we began with a fox news alert. president trump heading to el paso with warning he has not welcome. the commander in chief may be heading to dayton, ohio, as well. both communities and morning tonight after back-to-back mass shootings leave at least 31 people dead and dozens more injured. 2020 democrats placing the blame directly on president trump and at times profane attacks. the president today condemning white supremacy while calling for attention to mental health issues and viole

. >> in bethel, new york, laura ingle, fox news. >>> ktvu fox2 news is coming up next.pposed to take care of patients and help them live healthily but a northbay doctor is in jail tonight facing murder charges. why the doctor is being held criminally responsible for the overdose deaths. plus. >>> nothing brings a community gather like food. >> the new open air market in the bayview that is about way more than about tasty foods. >>> watch masterchef and spin the wheel tonight on fox 2. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. >>> ktvu f0x2 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> a firefight in the south bay as temperatures top 100 degrees. firefighters on the ground and helicopters making drop from above, all working to protect homes. more than a dozen homes have been evacuated. good evening, i'm julie hanna. despite i'm brian somervell, a fire has burned 75 acres in south san jose. about 15 homes have been evacuated and people in the surrounding area are being told to stay indoors because

great guest host in the meantime, and shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. >> shannon: enjoy your break, lauramiss you. we begin tonight with a fox news alert. if the president's fresh visit with first responders and victims after back-to-back shootings in el paso and dayton, now facing a new line of attack. high-profile democrats are invoking whites of pharmacy to describe the president. hear what rush limbaugh has to say about that coming out. plus, jeanette, president trump signaling he supports background checks and red flag laws. will he take executive action? the nra is weighing in. coming up, the former acting attorney general joins us live. and later, a brand-new violent film about elites literally hunting down so-called

laura: this is a fox news alert.area right now. there are reports of multiple people injured and possibly as many as two suspects at large in two separate vehicles. we'll keep you up-to-date as the story develops. mike: packers hit dozens of city -- hackers have hit dozens of cities this year. the homeland security department is working to prevent ransomware attacks on our voting systems ahead of the 2020 election. >> the scenario would be someone registers to vote but this ransomware removes their name from the voting polls, from the registration list. they go into the poll and they can't vote. mike: let's bring in former cia station chief, dan hoffman. we've got breaking news obviously going on in west texas, report of an active shooter situation in the midland area. obviously details limited at this point. but your thoughts as we're getting word of breaking news and perhaps a very devastating shooter situation on the ground there in west texas. >> just another of these tragic shooting incidents and i'm sure that s

people say fox is for me, fox, look, sean and laura and tucker has really been very good -- somewhat trick about, but that's okay, but he's been very good. you guys in the morning, ainsley and steve, you've become -- i used to say you were a solid 6 or 7, but you're getting much better. >> reporter: the president said he's planning to draw down the number of troops? afghanistan. he's long advocated for a total withdrawal, but it appears advisers warn against that kind of move have won the day for now. as for the president's trip to poland, it's worth noting he was supposed to meet with the new president of ukraine while in warsaw. no word whether the vice president will have that meeting. that's a key meeting, as you know, as the administration is considering whether to hold up military aid for ukraine, something the pentagon doesn't want to see happen, but of course the final call belongs with the president. >> jim acosta at the white house for us. >>> joining us is don bier, from virginia. thank you for coming in. did the president do the right thing by cancelling, or at least post

fox mike tobin's live from dayton. mike. >> laura, there is a vigil in bell brook where the gunman lived with the sister he killed. people out there said that the sister megan overshadowed her brother. she was more popular and a young woman who knew the brother for a long time said he did display his p share of mental illness. >> i knew him, i guess, in the darker moments, yeah. he said he had hallucinations, voices in his head that scared him. >> i wouldn't say that other people put him in that dark place. that was his own issues he was dealing with himself. i don't feel like others ostracized him. people were afraid of him, and i feel that was valid. >> the dayton daily news go to people who knew him and said he had displayed warning signs and threatened to shoot up other bars, that he had held a gun to the head of a friend. and the article goes on to say they did, in fact, report him to the police. the associated press ran an article dating back in high school suspended for compiling a hit list of classmates and even compiled a li

shooting up. >> urinating on the streets shooting heroin on the street should be illegal. >> laura: that is a fox news digital exclusive with san francisco residents on the homeless crisis in their city. get this, instead of tackling the problem, local leaders talks talking about redefining how they help the homeless. that's cute. they call that big business for vagabonds. here now is charlie hurt founder and executive director of turning point usa, and ethan bierman, nationally syndicated radio host. all right, charlie, why is san francisco playing the blame game and the redefinition of homelessness? that kind of takes the cake. >> yeah, it doesn't surprise me though. look, i was in san francisco recently, the city is unrecognizable. one of america's greatest cities that has gone so terribly in the wrong direction. one policy we can point to here outside of the obvious, the city is run by all democrats, all democrat city council, is proposition 47, passed a couple of years ago, which essentially decriminalized petty crimes and opened up overcrowded prisons. unfortunately, people that really need

laura: looking forward to it. that's all the time we have. my new podcast tomorrow. shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. >> shannon: raymond has all the fun, right, laura? >> laura: "everybody loves raymond." everybody wants to travel like raymond. >> shannon: thanks, laura bigwood begins not with the fox news alert. president trump just back in washington saying he thinks the trade deal with china will happen and soon. also from the g7 summit, taco meeting between our president and the leader of iran. did the president outperform expectations? it all depends on who you ask. our foreign policy experts are on deck. also tonight, a precedent-setting ruling in oklahoma, high-profile drugmaker flame for contributing to the states opioid crisis. what does it mean for thousands of other pending lawsuits? catherine herridge is here with an update into the investigation of the investigators. word that federal prosecutors are nearing a decision on whether or not to indict one acting fbi director andrew mccabe" will be days away from the doj inspector general report on the fi

from los angeles, i'm raymond arroyo for fox news. >> laura: but i don't understand about this is, how is that homeless? he's living in an rv and heseeme spacey, but seemed like a nice guy. he is in an rv, how is that homeless? >> it's a little bit like mad max meets bill and ted's excellent adventure.that kid isa lot of people along that land that are working, but they're considered homeless b by l.a. county because they are nog taxes and they shouldn't be there. four years ago there was laws against this in a court order slapow that down and now they cn roam around and stay where they want and it's not enforced. the residents are really up in arms and we will talk about that later in the week. >> laura: maybe they get a taste of their own medicine. they like liberal judges and now they're getting a taste of it. nwe look forward to your report tomorrow. trump has warned us about thedr. -- fentanyl we've been hearing about this for some time and it's getting worse. how many americans it is it killing and how many of those deaths be contributed to china? while that's a new part of the s

. >> laura: we have a fox news alert, sources telling fox news that the justice department inspector general michael horowitz will soon release what we are told is a damning report onor former fbi director james comey's conduct during the russia investigation. now, the same jim comey who spent the past two years plus saying things like this. >> facts really do matter. to be effective in anything near the long-term have to be ethical truth, which is the heart of this country. our president must embody respect and adhere to the values and the core of this country. the most important being truth. i knew i was telling the truth the whole time. i knew i was telling the truth, and i think the country knew i was telling the truth. i'm a big believer in the truth. >> laura: you should hide behind those blue curtains. horowitz report and the doj handling of the trump russia probe, but it's still to judge the former fbi director quite harshly. here to respond to a bombshellfy giuliani. we did not know horowitz was blocking out a separate report. just on call me like the big book launch so mayb

laura: you taped it earlier, give me a break. >> sean: we sat here for 65 minutes. we are going to show that part tomorrow. then we will put the whole thing up on the web. foxt.com. >> laura: i want the outtakes. >> sean: this is nonstop action. >> laura: oh, my god. i want the outtakes. did he really say afterward i'm really not that liberal? that the only thing that works in new york. how do i get a shortest number? >> sean: he made it hard. do you support the right of americans to have a gun. yes or

laura ingram. check out my new show on fox nation and i want to thank the great crew here in los angeles and laurar allowing me this chance to keep her chair warm. christine makes me look worthy of being on television and all of you, laura appreciates it and stay right here because more fabulous television and important news coming up with shannon bream and the fox news at night team. shannon: they are a wonderful crew in la. i'm sure they loved having you visit. we will see you soon. fox news alert. in the wake of el paso and dayton calls for boycotts as liberals and celebrities now to cancel a gym membership to equinox after one of them is outed. the trump campaign donor, longtime gop donor firing back, planning to host a fundraiser for the president himself tomorrow. the pressure of the outraged

laura ingraham. check out my new show, exclusively on fox nation. angeles and laura ingraham for allowing me the chance to keep her chair warm. i'm grateful and i appreciate her terrific crew. romeo in los angeles. kristin who makes me look worthy of being on television, and all of you for watching. i know laura appreciate it and stay right here because more fabulous television and important news coming up with shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team. take it from here. >> they are wonderful crew in l.a. i'm sure they loved having you as well. >> tammy: thank you. >> shannon: see you soon. fox news alert. in the wake of el paso and dayton, tonight calls for boycotts as liberals and celebrities vowed to cancel their gym memberships to equinox sensible cycle after one of their investors was outed as a a trump campaign donor. stephen ross is firing back as he plans to host a fund-raiser tomorrow. will he bend to the pressure of thag

laura: i'm laura ingle, keep it on fox for all the latest updates on hurricane dorian. ♪ ♪ paul: middleting up with israel carrying out a series of strikes against iran's proxies in iraq, syria and lebanon in just one 18-hour period last weekend. an israeli airstrike killed two iranian-trained fighters in syria, a drone set off a blast near a hezbollah office in the suburbs of beirut, and an airstrike near the syrian border in iraq killed a commander of an iran-backed militia. the attacks mark an escalation in the shadow war between iran and israel with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu tweeting, quote: iran has no immunity anywhere. our forces operate in every sector against the iranian aggression. if someone rises up to kill you, kill him first. jonathan spire is a journalist and middle east analyst. he directs the middle east center for reporting and analysis. welcome, mr. spire. good to have you here. so you wrote this week that the israel/iran war is already underway. what's happening on the ground? >> well, as you were describing a moment ago, what's happening on the groun

fox news @ night," shannon. >> shannon: a big night, laura thank you very much. we began with a fox news alert. president trump heading to el paso with warning he has not welcome. the commander in chief may be heading to dayton, ohio, as well. both communities and morning tonight after back-to-back mass shootings leave at least 31 people dead and dozens more injured. 2020 democrats placing the blame directly on president trump and at times profane attacks. the president today condemning white supremacy while calling for attention to mental health issues and violent video games. tonight reaction from all sides. hello, welcome to "fox news @ night" shannon bream in washington. we start with mark merritt at the latest from the white house good evening mark. >> president trump president trump is denouncing white supremacist and hate following this weakens two deadly mass shootings. but some lawmakers say the president's words don't go far enough. they want congress to act and passed sweeping new gun laws to prevent future tragedies. >> president trump is calling for unity. >> in one voice, our nati

government democratic party customer journey is not, fox news contributor ben dan bongino, fox news correspondent laura geraldo rivera. for although his lefty not the hardest. i'm looking at this cast of characters and i'm thinking if i'm donald trump i am sitting back tonight. what's going on on hannity tonight? not stressing it all question. >> not stressing it all. i think that elizabeth warren is the most interesting of the political stories that you have mentioned because she really has in substantive terms surgeon most meaningfully and if you listen to her, she makes a lot of sense. and that you also to what is her deepest darkest problem, her biggest deficit, or origin story. i don't think she can get past the pocahontas label that the president has promised to brand her with. you know, it is unfortunate. it's tragic. it was a mistake she made decades ago but i think it will come to haunt her. >> sean: she fought it and fought it forever. she wouldn't admit it. >> i got that. i think that it is a telling error that probably will prove to be the most consequential but take joe biden. joe biden's

laura: panel, thank you for joining us. please stand by, we are going to check back and knew a few moments. i want to go back to detroit where fox's peter doocy live from the debate spin room. peter? >> laura, a widely held position among democrats tonight that too many people are deported for illegally emigrating into the united states. at one point, cory booker asked joe biden why it is that when he was in the obama administration he didn't do more and he's got a problem with it. booker at one point said you can't have it both ways. you invoke barack obama's name more than anybody for the good and now you're saying you have a problem with him, also something that bill de blasio challenged biden directly in this exchange. >> did you say those deportations were a good idea? >> i was vice president. i'm not the president. i keep my recommendation in private. unlike you, i would expect you to go ahead and say whatever was said privately with him. that's not what i do. what i do say to you is he moved to fundamentally change the system. that's what he did. but much more has to be done. >> this was a real pile on. joe biden and the ob

that echoes the language of fox news hosts tucker carlson, laura ingram, rush limbaugh and ann coulteraying quote you can shoot invaders. according to the times, references to an immigrant invasion appeared on 300 fox news broadcast, the times reports quote the vast majority of those were spoken by fox news hosts and guests but some in fact included clips of mr. trump using that language at rallies and other public appearances. the alleged gunman's diatribe referred to a great replacement. that is a white supremacy conspiracy theory that white culture is being wiped out. rhetoric of being replaced is viewers of tucker carlson, and laura imgram shows have been to. >>> some residents will be receiving bottled water after testing showed water filters were not removing lead, raising the safety concerns saying quote this, we are unable at this time to assure newark residents that their health is fully protected when drinking tap water filtered through these devices and urged officials to protect bottled water, to provide, excuse me, bottled water to those with lead pipes. newark officials d

. >> laura: while the media is fixated on access to guns, there seems to be common threads between foxroyo has been examining those connections on what we've all missing. the conversation has been focused of the political leanings for the shooters. this comment from the date and shooter's ex-girlfriend is the most telling. listen. >> this isn't about race, this isn't about religion. if it's none of those things. this is a man who didn't get the help he needed. people go every day being perfectly fine and he just got the short end of the stick. no support system. >> no support system. and this is one of those common characteristics. the el paso shooter as well. people said he was very standoffish, didn't have friends and was picked on in school. he sounds like adam lanza. >> laura: he said sometimes i'm online for eight hours a day. >> they marinate in the digital world. researchers have examined all these mass shooters since 1966. when you put several of these studies together there are some common hallmarks. there are these. alcohol and drug abuse, isolation and a reverence for other

that is all the time we have for tonight, shannon bream and "fox news @ night" take it from here. >> laurahave enough jesse watters? that is the question, jesse, thank you. >> jesse: good luck. >> shannon: we start with fox news alert, the protesters in hong kong continue clashes with police and bled the images fled social media and china warns the u.s. again to out of the escalating tension. but there are growing bipartisan call for america to do more. so should we? in the investigation into sex offender jeffrey epstein's death is heating up. the guard for the new york prison placed on leave and the warden reassigned as investigators are zeroing in on the

great guest host in the meantime, and shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. >> shannon: enjoy your break, laura, we will miss you. we begin tonight with a fox news alert. if the president's fresh visit with first responders and victims after back-to-back shootings in el paso and dayton, now facing a new line of attack. high-profile democrats are invoking whites of pharmacy to describe the president. hear what rush limbaugh has to say about that coming out. plus, jeanette, president trump signaling he supports background checks and red flag laws. will he take executive action? the nra is weighing in. coming up, the former acting attorney general joins us live. and later, a brand-new violent film about elites literally hunting down so-called deplorables, human beings. at least one network has told the ad is now a major hollywood production from his grandma started with them marketing as many as why was it even make you mad welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. foxton coverage, garrett tenney standing by in el paso. trace gallagher from karl rove but we start with kristin

. >> laura: dan bongino a secret service agent, fox news contributor and the new book "exonerated" chuckchumer, host of aggressive progressive podcast. dan, did we give democrats a new talking point? are you revealing the second coming of hillary from the questions about fitness for her, physical and for him more cognitive for some people or maybe he lost a step or two? what are you thinking? >> yeah, i think you are really onto something, laura. let's go and get to the similarities between clinton and biden. number one, the resume, right? almost no prior business experience and the resume is deep, no kidding but it's old d.c. swamp stop. they've been in the swamp their entire lives. you have the vitality issue. listen, fair or not those videos of hillary, no one wishes ill on anyone but of course she looked to be in a health crisis and that became a lingering issue. joe biden doesn't look energetic out there and finally, you have these allegations of corruption. you have biden's issue with ukraine and his son, china allegations with his son, course the spygate thing about to break open

that is all the time we have for tonight, shannon bream and "fox news @ night" take it from here. >> laura: can the world have enough jesse watters? that is the question, jesse, thank you. >> jesse: good luck. >> shannon: we start with fox news alert, the protesters in hong kong continue clashes with police and bled the images fled social media and china warns the u.s. again to out of the escalating tension. but there are growing bipartisan call for america to do more. so should we? in the investigation into sex offender jeffrey epstein's death is heating up. the guard for the new york prison placed on leave and the warden reassigned as investigators are zeroing in on the social circle and potential coconspirators. the former acting attorney general matt whitaker joins us in minutes. and also live tonight the acting director of the u.s. citizenship and immigration services under fire for -- the statue of liberty and saying it was meant for european immigrants. we will ask him exactly what he meant in minutes. welcome to "fox news @ night," shannon bream and washington. we have fox team cov

haven't been invited to his show after el paso, but i can tell you i'm not going back on fox show, on his show, on laura's show. not only as a journalist, but as a human being right now, i don't think i have the moral responsibility to make it clear that this rhetoric is now being replaced by, again, violence and bullets. and in that sense, latinos coming under attack, it is not responsible for someone like me to go on and expose myself to what's happening at fox. >> it's a big statement. all right. jane, i want to ask you this. a memo was sent to fox employees denouncing donald trump's immigration ban saying immigration is an essential part of america's strength and praising the unique perspective offered by many people who came to the u.s. in search of opportunity for unfettered self-expression. what's change? >> it's a complicated issue because the relationship between fox news and fox and the relationship between individual hosts on fox news is a complex one. hope hicks when he moved over to work for fox sent a memo in support of donald trump's criminal justice reform bill. except lately you started t

check out my new show on fox nation and i want to thank the great crew here in los angeles and laura ingram for allowing me this chance to keep her chair warm. christine makes me look worthy of being on television and all of you, laura appreciates it and stay right here because more fabulous television and important news coming up with shannon bream and the fox news at night team. shannon: they are a wonderful crew in la. i'm sure they loved having you visit. we will see you soon. fox news alert. in the wake of el paso and dayton calls for boycotts as liberals and celebrities now to cancel a gym membership to equinox after one of them is outed. the trump campaign donor, longtime gop donor firing back, planning to host a fundraiser for the president himself tomorrow. the pressure of the outraged mom. we have brand-new fbi documents shedding a lot of light on what bruce or was up to as the investigations into the trump campaign heated up. who was handling information to the fbi and who is the man who says he was desperate that donald trump didn't get elected, we will parse it out in mi

fox is -- look, sean and laura and tucker has really been good for -- well, tucker is a little trickyut he's been very good. you know, many of them, you guys in the morning, ainsley and steve and you, you become -- you know, i used to say you were solid six, maybe a seven, but you're getting much better. you're getting great. >> it's interesting because all the people he mentions that he likes are opinion hosts. is that telling? >> right. that's right. no, chris wallace, wonderful man. his father, of course, mike set the stage. but he's tough. he's tough on trump. he's tough on everyone. brett bair, shepard smith. there's a whole bunch of people that work for fox and have worked for fox that i would hire in a moment in a good news organization. but unfortunately fox is tagged because it wants to be tagged. let's be honest about it. no one is dragging fox kicking and screaming. the poor murdochs, oh, my goodness. they like it. they like the fact they have a big audience, cable audience, and they're making money. >> let's talk a little about the g7 and what happened there. in addition t

fox is good -- look, sean and laura and tuck eer has really bn good -- tucker's a little tricky, that's okay. he's been very good. many of them. you guys in the morning, laura ainsley, steve, i used to say you were a solid 6, maybe a 7 but you're getting much better. >> reporter: now in another major foreign policy move, the president is going to draw down troops in afghanistan. mr. trump was supposed to meet with the new president of ukraine while he was in warsaw. no word whether the vice president will have that meeting. that's a very key meeting, as you know, wolff. the administration is wondering whether to hold up aid. something the pentagon doesn't want be to see happen. something the kremlin does. the final call is up to the president. >> thank you very much. >>> joining us now, republican congressman, jim banks. he's a member of the house armed services committee. thank you very much for joining us. >> great to be with you, wolf. >> you served in afghanistan. the reaction we just heard from jim acosta to this announcement from the president that he's going to significantly redu

laura, i want to switch gears. another thing that the president was tweeting about rather angrily was about his coverage on fox news and how that might be changing. he wrote, the new fox news is letting millions of great people down. we have to start looking for a new news outlet. fox isn't working for us anymore. do you really think that the president thinks it's fox's job to work for him, to work for his agenda? >> based on what the president has tweeted in the past and the administration's relationship with fox news and a number of its employees there, the president does expect fond coverage from that news outlet and when he doesn't get it, he tends to lash out on twitter. now, it's been documented well in "the new yorker" and "new york times" about the depths to which the relationship with the administration and fox news and its executives go, which raises questions about their ability to report objectively about the administration. >> and, in fact, senior political analyst for fox brit hume tweeted back it's not their job to work for him. laura, stick around. we'll be back with you momentarily. first i want to

fox news primetime. what do you do there? you don't show the shooter's manifesto but hear laura ingraham, tucker carlson and the rest say it onaily basis. you know who did watch fox news? you know who we do know for a fact watches fox news? cesar sayoc, the pipe bomber, the maga bomber, sentenced today to 20 years in prison. his lawyers told the court he watched fox news -- >> we're going to talk -- save that fought. we're going to talk to him in a little bit, mehdi. following the shooting in el paso, elizabeth warren called it a hate for profit machine that gives a megaphone to racists and conspiracists. >> she is right. i remember as a member of congress, don, i showed up on the program to try to articulate, to bring some balance, to bring some authenticity to the immigrant voice and what they would do to me was you'd heard my voice but you wouldn't see my face because they would just show these scary figures crossing the border. they would show murder and mayhem. instead of showing me. so i refused to go back on. tucker carlson knows. his people used to beg me. i said, no, i'm not going to be a foil for this anti-immigrant

fox is not completely what sean hannity and laura at ancram very per trump unquestionably.n the afternoon it's not as one-sided as "cnn" or "msnbc". they have all made business decisions and they say they can carve out of piece of the pie for themselves. at the end of the day "cnn" i know they are looking at their numbers and they are saying it's a sliver. the won't get filled by as little as we have of that pie. fox, it is working for them. you know who's listening to all of that? journalism. if you look at these 24-hour news networks fox, "msnbc", "cnn" how much time is being spent on real news reporting? very little, very little and they will say we are giving the market what the market wants. unfortunately it might be true. >> host: thank you so much brent bozell for being here to talk about your book "unmasked." we hope people will take a look at thank you so much. >> guest: thank you, thank you for having me. at a book event in washington d.c. jill biden talks about her life and career. senate during joe senate campaigns i would speak up my voice would shake that i wo

laura: we want to encourage you to stay with fox news for all the latest developments on dorian. coming up later in the show, we get an update on how the storm is already affecting travel. mike: a knife attack outside a subway station in france leaves at least one dead, nine others injured. one suspect is in custody with investigators still looking for possible accomplices. police are saying this is not being considered a terrorist attack at this stage. katie logan is live in london with the lat latest. hi, katie. >> reporter: we're hearing that the person who was killed in the attack was just 19 years old. french police saying that at least nine people wered injured, three of them seriously. this all happened this afternoon in a suburb to the northwest of the french city of lile, at a around 2:30 local time. the suspect attacked people seemingly indies crim indiscrim. they were waiting at the bus stop, close to a metro station. it's not clear if the attacker knew the victim who died. it's understood he ran off, knife in hand but was detained by passers by and local transport sta

. >> laura: joining me now is donna brazille, former dnc chairwoman, fox news contributor. does dnc feel about the parties becoming radical? are they feeling a little uneasy about it when san francisco seems to be protesting at least outside of the convention hall? what's all that about? >> first of all, i wish you were here. it's a great way to celebrate democracy. we had an interesting meeting yesterday. we dealt with climate change, gun control, other important priorities. the party feels that we are going to have 12 debates before we reach the convention, and we'll be able to reach all of those thing, including climate change. >> laura: i would probably have an egg or a pie thrown at me. i'd go with you so you could protect me, okay now, the current front-runner, joe biden, did not make it to this event. this is a big event. he literally phoned it in. >> i'm running for president to restore the soul of this nation, to rebuild the unifier country. who ultimately earns our party's nomination, i stand united with every single democrat behind our and most important mission,

. >> laura kneel from our fox affiliate in atlanta is live at the hospital where at least one of the d morning. yes, six people were taken to area hospitals, three different ones. one of them at atlanta medical center. now one of those injured was a 12-year-old. and we spoke to one of the people injured. he said he was right next to where the strike happened and he said it felt like he was being blindsided by a car. take a look at this video of that lightning bolt hitting a tree. people say it just exploded. bark went flying everywhere, pine cones, pine needles. and the fire department says the majority of the people injured were hit by the debris and injured by that. luckily no one in critical condition. the tree was hit by lightning around 4:15 and pga officials report that the lightning struck the course 30 minutes after they had suspended the round. you can see two different bolts strike during the live stream and witnesses scattered as the tree splintered apart. >> it was absolutely wild. loudest boom ever. people were ducking for cover. it was like gun fire was going off. report

fox. i'm happy with sean hannity and lou dobbs and tucker and laura and jesse waters and jeannine. we have a lot of great people, even greg gutfeld and wasn't good two years ago an now sees all i've done. would you rather have a great president or a nice guy. i don't know. i think i'm a nice guy. no one has done in 2 1/2 years what i've done and i say that a lot and very few people can challenge it. in the first 2 1/2 years nobody has done what i've done, tax cuts, regulation cuts, the military, the vets, choice. nobody's done vets. >> would you clarify what you meant you're not doing business with huawei and you're not extending their license for 90 days? president trump: we don't want to do business with huawei for national security reasons? >> not even a temporary -- [inaudible] president trump: we're making a decision tomorrow it. could be temporary, maybe not. [inaudible question] president trump: i don't believe it. every place i go, we have lines outside. we have even phony stuff with that. you guys were in new hampshire and maggie was there. they had the room packed. there

fox. >> sudden vacation announcements have been a go-to move for trump tv. last week lauraham went on ava case after mocking hogg, sean hannity after exploiting the death of seth rich. jesse waters took time off after a lewd comment about ivanka trump. >> you go in hard enough, they drop the ball, perfect. good, glad he didn't run them over. also i'm going to be taking a vacation with my family so i'll be back on monday. try not to miss me too much. >> saturday also? ( laughter ) >> trevor: my favorite part is how the fox hosts try to casually slipped in to random conversation. sort of like how you used to buy condoms in high school, yeah, let me get a bag of doritos and a -- pack of condos -- and the cashier is like jerry, bring me over a box of condoms for the kid, please! i'm going to say extra small! ( audience reacts ) so almost everyone on fox has had to go on a surprise vacation after saying something controversial, but one vacation on fox is the greatest of all time. >> bill o'reilly took what he insisted was a pre-planned vacation after revelations he settled multi