martha? >> martha: thanks, chad.et's bring in leo terrell, civil rights attorney and fox news contributor. leo, great to have you here today. so you hear these very sympathetic -- i try to say, if you switch the names around to ot other politicians, would they be characterizing this the same way? we should feel sad that beau biden was sick at the time. he had to check in all the time like any of us would. put your dad on the speaker phone in the middle of a maining with ukrainian business leaders. leo? >> the statements about beau biden's death have nothing to do about pedalling influence. martha, it's easy for joe biden to make these statements outside the presence of being outside of deposition or under oath. if he was in a courtroom, martha, he would have been impeached in court based on those testimony statements by archer. what you have here is this is being done by a congressional republican subcommittee. where is the department of justice? where is the the fbi? the hunter biden plea deal, martha, that was desi

>> not really, martha. i mean, i think that, you know, i answered the questions as i always do, really directly, looked into the camera and spoke to the audience at home and told them the truth, and the truth is, you know, that we can't have a convicted felon as our nominee for president and expect we're going to win, and it was really the most amazing part of the debate to me was the idea that, you know, the majority of my competitors believe that you can have a convicted felon as our nominee for president, and that they support that and that he could win. i think that's an impossibility, and i think what it will mean for folks across the country is four more years of joe biden, and for republican primary voters, they have to think about what that will mean potentially a packed supreme court, potentially the elimination of the filibuster, and a lot more. so what's at stake here is we need to nominate someone that's proven that they can beat democratic incumbents and i was the only one on that stage that's

her name was martha anne >> was he crazy about martha anne? >> yes he was. he really was. >> i always respected my mom. >> she was very charming. highly intelligent. >> shawn was adopted as the baby, met jen as a teenager, she became his wife. where sean was from was not discussed at home, but then he had martha anne, the only mother he had ever known. >> a mother is the sun and the moon and the stars to a little kid. did it feel like she was? >> i was always told since a young age that, the only people you can trust, completely, are your parents. >> in the mid 90s, shawn's mom martha anne was going through a painful divorce and then fell for the detective, bob. >> bob was very down to earth. and he taught me a lot of things. >> like what? >> how to be a man. how to be a real person. >> sounds like you liked bob? >> i liked bob a lot. >> in 1995, bob and martha anne got married. and on holidays, bob's sister kathy got closer to martha anne. >> we would go out shopping, that was our big thanksgiving. bobby would stay home, the girls would just take off and go

martha? >> martha: david, thank you. let's bring in jonathan turley, fox news contributor and constitutional attorney and john yoo, law professor at the university of california berkeley. great to have you with us. we're on the day in between here. yesterday we digested this indictment. tomorrow the former president will be indicted. jonathan turley, as you look at this, sort of 24 hours later, what really sinks in to you about the dots that have to be connected for potential jurors to prove a crime in this indictment? >> well, martha, the indictment will face some fairly strong constitutional head winds. as a threshold matter when it is introduced in to court. there's serious first amendment concerns here. what is most striking about the indictment is the lack of any limiting principal in what the government is saying. it admits that false statements are protected, including in elections. the supreme court said that in a case called alvarez. they had a politician that knowingly lied and the court said they were protecte

martha? >> martha: okay. thank you.ng on what's unfolding in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. president biden vacations in lake tahoe as investigations into his son hunter, loom large. and has just revealed whether he plans to watch the big debate. brit hume joins me live from milwaukee next. >> the top priority is himself. his family. he don't care about the >> >> ukraine. >> children. families and education. >> breathing. >> i don't know what his priority is. that speaks volumes. >> probably the economy. >> keeping his kid out of jail. >> i don't know his priorities. his name is sleepy joe because he doesn't do anything. that's how i know. that's what his priorities are. he's tried to do the ukraine thing. >> his number 1 priority is trying to get rid of student loans and he failed at that because the supreme court booted him back. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid

martha? >> martha: mark, thanks very much. all right.here. we spoke to your attorney, mark lytle yesterday. he said that mr. weiss has to be removed from this case. do you agree? >> so for david weiss to continue on as a special counsel in this investigation raises so many questions for the american people. his credibility is just nonexistent at this point. he played his cards in this investigation. he decided what was going to be charged, he was at one point based on the information released from this weekend was at one point not even going to charge him. he was the part of the investigation that allowed the investigative steps not to occur. >> martha: you know, that was stunning that revelation over the weekend, that he was going to do absolutely nothing in this case. not tax charges, not the low level tax charges or the gun charge. what changed the course of this was when you came forward as a whistle-blowerer. what did you think when you learned that? >> so the release this weekend was really shocking. there's -- i refrain from talki

"the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: that's right. that's what is coming up. thanks, guys. good to see you this afternoon. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. right now on "the story," "we had dinner." sure he did, "with us." the burisma executive and everybody else at the table of the man that hunter regularly referred to in their business dealings as "my guy." that man raising his hand there according to all of the reports that we've seen. all of these revelations undercut what the president has said time and time and time again. >> i've never discussed my business or their business, my son's or daughters. >> i have never spoken to my son about his overseas dealings. >> i never discussed with my son or brother or anyone else anything having to do with their businesses, period. >> and he sent out his spokesperson to apparently mislead as well. in 2020, andrew bates, a spokesperson for the campaign at the time said no meeting ever took place between biden and a burisma executive. this is russian disinformation operations, said biden

the story with martha in milwaukee starts right now. >> martha: hi, guys. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. "the story" comes to you today live from milwaukee which is the site of the first republican presidential debate, if you haven't heard. you might have heard something about that. it's a big deal. two days away now. we have governor ron desantis joining us in moments and a lot to get to with him in a huge consequential week for his campaign as rivals like vivek ramaswamy preparing in his own way. he posted this video. three hours of solid debate prep this morning. he's getting ready shirtless. i'm guessing that's his back yard tennis court. i don't know many places you can play without a shirt. i'm thinking he's add home. new polling shows iowa first -- the very first contest in the election, voters far from locked in. it's interesting when you get below the top numbers. more than 50% of voters say that they are debatable. wednesday night is a big opportunity for them to watch these candidates, if any of them is changing their mind about

martha? >> martha: thanks, david.atic challengers, robert f. kennedy jr. great to have you with us. thanks for joining us today. >> thanks for having me, martha. >> martha: this is an interview with victor shokin that air saturday night at 8:00. what do you you think about what mr. shokin had to say about his belief that there were bribes to joe biden and to hunter biden as part of the firing, his firing? >> i think it's troubling and it should be investigated. it should be investigated quickly. >> martha: do you feel that the justice department in its current form is serious about this investigation? >> you know, i don't know. you know, i wouldn't be able to say one way or the other. i know that there's some disturbing revelations about the justice department pulling punches in these investigations. i'm also, you know -- i'm worried generally about the weaponization of some of these enforcement agencies, including fbi and the justice department in political ways that we have not seen before in this country. that shou

here's martha. >> martha: thanks, you guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum back at fox news headquarters here in new york after last night's barn burner debate in wisconsin. a lot to dig into as we get a closer look at the gop hopefuls from last night. take a look at this and some of the break-out moments that they had. wa watch. >> the climate change agenda is a hoax. >> i've had enough of a guy that sounds like chat gpt sitting up here -- >> now is not the time for on-the-job training. we don't need to bring in a rookie, don't need to bring in people without experience. >> this is why margaret thatcher said if you want something said, ask a man. if you want something done, ask a woman. >> i think the american people deserve to know whether everyone on this stage agrees that i kept my oath to the contusion that day. >> mike did his duty. i got no beef with him. is this what we're focusing on? ukraine is not a priority for the united states of america. >> you were choosing a murderer over an american. you have no foreign policy experienc

. >> thanks for having me on, martha. >> martha: obviously when we have spoken in recent weeks, it's about the issues of the campaign. obviously this is a big story yesterday and you have been obviously involved in it. yesterday you said that you'd have more to say about the indictment when you had a chance to review it. what do you say about it today now that you've had that opportunity, sir? >> well, martha, let me say january 20th, 2017, i took an oath to support and defend the constitution. a promise i made to the american people and also ended with a prayer, so help me god. all four years all the way up to january 6, i kept my promise that i made to almighty god and to the american people. i think yesterday's indictment is -- will stand either on its own merits or it will fall. i can't speak to the legal arguments behind it. the american people deserve to know that on that day president asked me to choose between him and the constitution. i choose the constitution. i always will. i want the american people to know as i stand for the republican nomination for president of the uni

hi, nate. >> hi, martha. possible injunction being sought after by the state. he said that decision would come soon but did not specify exactly when that decision would come. today the state argued before the judge that if these new policies that increased communication between teachers and parents are implemented, transgender kids would suffer irreversible harm. however, the parents that elected school board leaders and members to reflect their values say they're notified if a kid has a tummy ache. why wouldn't they be notified if a child is changing gender identities. >> we're called for every little thing our children do in school. you're not going to call them if they want to identify to somebody else? it's the biggest decision a minor will make in their life. >> march that we saw protesters on both sides of this issue. 100 characteristics without the individual needs or concerns of the child. however, martha, the policy in middletown schools requires an assessment of an individual student's circumstance

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martha: okay. the break, governor burgum. >> bret, martha, i thought it was interesting youd is a question about the problems we're having in big cities. no one asks a question what about the crime wave in small towns? because in a small town neighbors help neighbors. people understand each other. if a farmer gets sick everybody comes together to help them get the crop off. there is accountability, transparency. one thing this country could use somebody in the white house that understands small town values, that is our road back to get this country on track again. applause place. bret: governor hutchison. >> at former head of the dea i understand the drug crisis in america and right now whenever you look at the challenges in our inner-city, there is three simple words that would be helpful, one enforce the law when it comes to crime. essentially, let's deal with the challenge of fentanyl. and it is both about stopping the fentanyl coming from mexico but it is also about education of our young peopl

. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. a week from the big debate here on fox. we're starting to see some movement in some areas of these polls. also some moments that have been happening on the campaign trail for the candidates. kellyanne conway will join me on the new fox power rankings that the former president is well ahead on, but as i said, some movement in new hampshire and a couple places. we'll see what happens. kelly and i will speak with some voters that tell us what they would like to see and hear from the candidates on the stage and the message that they have ahead of the debate for former president donald trump as well. first, president biden is about to make some remarks on the u.s. economy. they've been pushing bidenomics very hard over the past couple days. clearly this is central to the president's re-election push. yesterday's speech though after it kind of got fact checked by many, it ran into some serious headwinds. it's a head scratcher as to why he brings up some of these things that are so easily unwound on the truth meter. there were abo

. >> martha: thank you very much, guys good afternoon, martha maccallum and a lot of head on dome xp 30 katie pavlic, and charlie arnold and first we want to get to the breaking news out of the white house. quite an interesting deal taken place here, iran has moved five americans from prison in iran to house arrest. reportedly part of a prisoner swap that will give iran access to billions of dollars of their oil money, which obviously they've been anxious to get their hands on and there will be restrictions. we will talk about that in a second. let's bring in iranian journalist who is with us but first, we will go to mark meredith reporting live on the breaking news from the white house. mark, what have you learned about this deal? >> martha, good afternoon to you. the white house is closely monitoring these developments in iran but confirmation five iranian american detainees have been moved from a prison to iran to house arrest. some of these detainees have been in the prison and iran dating back several years. a lawyer representing three families of the five detained broke the new

martha? >> martha: thank you, david spunt outside the federal courthouse. as the momentum builds here. you can see the motorcade leaving the airport in arlington, virginia. he will make his way to the courthouse. it's in the shadow of the capitol and the white house. very long motorcade there for the former president. some of his associates traveling with him. let's bring in our panel, dana perino, co host of "the five." shannon bream, chief legal correspondent and jessica tarlov, a fox news contributor and co host of "the five." great to have you with us this afternoon. thanks very much for being here. dana, let's start with you. your thoughts as we watch this play out. >> it's strange to think this is unprecedented and historic and also routine and kind of boring. because as david spunt just said, this is the third time. this is a different case. this is about january 6th. when the indictment came out, i read it. i thought it was new information. i read the whole thing. i thought how is it that i know all of this? they spent all of this time doing all of

martha? >> martha: okay. nothing to say. thank you very much, peter doocy. always has something interesting to say. let's bring in katie pavlich, jason chaffetz, both are fox news contributors. great to have you with us. bill, let me ask you first, it's interesting when you look at how people are responding to these legal issues and investigations. three special counsels stretched across the two top contenders, and people think that there's something illegal that happened here. what do you think is the impact on that over time in this race? >> well, i think those hypothetical matchups while we're forever away from next november, they're telling when you think back to four years ago, biden was up over donald trump by an average of nine points. so as we know the 2020 race was closer than 2016 was. so seeing where we are today versus four years ago, take away from me is that joe biden is in big trouble next november. unlike four years ago, it's a different race. he can't hide out. he has to campaign. it's going to be a different campaign for the president. >> m

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>> martha: no. >> greg: stop it martha. don't fact check me. spider hiding in a bunch of bananas and if the spider bites you could give men permanent erections. we go live to a local bar for reaction. [cheers and applause] >> greg: kat, i go to you first. is this story real? >> kat: i think it's made up. i think some guy had an erection when he wasn't supposed and he's like babe, it must have been the banana spider. a spieder in the banana i ate earlier and all the boys are backing him up like yeah, that totally happened to me too and now herey. >> greg: and all these men going there claiming to have low potassium. >> tyrus: listen, nobody wants that power. >> greg: nobody -- yeah. what are you going to do with it. >> tyrus: most of the week, other than hanging a hat or coat, not going to change her attitude. it's like that all the time so i'll just get back to ow monday. it's not goer anywhere. it's not going anywhere. no, actually this is true. but it's not as fun as you think fellows. >> greg: you're an expert in this. >> tyrus: if i get bit

i'm martha maccallum. right now on "the story," it's a big day for the 2024 race, the crucial battleground state. at this hour, everybody seems like they are in new hampshire, expecting of course to be the first primary of the g.o.p. side, at least, in new hampshire as usual. different story on the democratic side. former president trump is there today, nikki haley is there. chris christie. all crossing paths this afternoon as they try to entice and bring in g.o.p. voters, independent voters to their side to get them to have a good showing in new hampshire. trump of course is the front runner. his former vice president mike pence has not qualified officially to be on the stage in the first -- mike pence has now qualified officially to be on the stage. we will be moderating that debate. it's going to be a very big evening as we kick off the primaries season. it's the likes of which we have never seen, in terms of the way this stacks up over the next several months. the former president will be jockeying bet

the story with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: you never know what he's going to find down there. i martha maccallum, there is lots to talk about this afternoon. hunter biden's case now has a special counsel, but this is a tricky one. this is not an outside player, in fact it's the same person who the two whistle-blowers testified wouldn't take action on what they saw and based on their experience going through all of his files as clear felonies. render the sweetheart plea deal that the judge piped up and said i'm not going to be a rubber stamp for this unprecedented plea deal. that fell apart as you remember. here's the question for this afternoon -- did things just to get a little better or little worse for hunter biden and potentially by extension, for his father who was running for president. there's a lot going on behind the scenes here on this friday afternoon, what it says, this means that a trial is in order but where? would it be in d.c., california, does it move it off his plate? there's a jurisdictional question there about where this all goes, also the timeline,

"the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks, you guys. i'm martha maccallum. breaking right now on "the story," a historic moment. biden addressing the latest threats from china and north korea. and they are serious. they're all at camp david, three foreign leaders joining for the first time in the biden presidency. we'll see biden in moments. he will be with his south korean counterpart and japan's prime minister as those two sides bury the hatchet in the face of a common rising threat from north korea. they are testing new form of icbms. president xi not liking this chummy meeting that is going on right now at camp david. we'll keep you posted as they come out moments away. jim ratcliffe is here to tell us what he thinks of all of this and congressman mike gallagher, who is the chair of the select committee on china. what a great team we have to talk about this. they'll be with us in just a moment. first to jacqui heinrich who is live on the ground at camp david as we await the president me moment now. hi, jacqui. >> hi, martha. we're waiting for the preside

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up bright and early with us our colleagues bret and martha ready to let it rip. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> this is pretty cool. the stage unveiling. never before seen this dronen trance. it is like the fox news democracy 24 spaceship here is what -- it's awesome. they have done an amazing job. >> dana: i want to make sure to tell all the moms. >> i felt like it would hit us in the head come in for a landing. i'm glad it didn't stop in the restroom on the way or we'd still be waiting for it. >> dana: i wanted to make sure all the moms know we aren't encouraging young children to play with a drone inside the house. that goes for you too, peter. know that. tonight is the big reveal. bret and martha give us a sense of how is this one different than the ones you've done in the past? >> bret: i'll start. i think obviously the moment is a big political moment. a little surreal in the political moment we're in but so many issues that face americans that they want to hear about. the former president is not here on the stage but the people who

here's martha maccallum from "the story" with martha maccallum. her co-debate moderator is joining us, bret baier, anchor of "special record." snazzy dresser always. andy mccarthy is here as well. he knows something about the legal process. probably not as much with me with my "la law" background. martha, start with you. i'd like you take is what is at stake here. much has been said of the judge not handling this particular arraignment today. but there be handling this case. this obama appointee. she called this a historic event. i'm just wondering if she's been tough on those who were involved on the storming of the capitol on january 6 and kneading out sentences that won't beyond prosecutors were asking. will she be tougher on the guy they were answering to? >> could be. as jessica tarlov pointed out, the take was that in florida he has a judge that might be more favorable to him because he appointed her. in this case, it might be the perception at least, might be that it could go in a different direction. when it comes to change of venue issues

i have another story but i'm going to let martha go. >> martha: go ahead. >> katie: police in new buffalo running around town. the winds were taking this thing away and the cops were in a high-speed chase with the porta potty hoping it wouldn't fall over because that's disgusting. >> greg: i should have had that. >> martha: so happy we did that mine was a volcano with a lightning coming out of it. >> greg: that is cool. >> martha: it is pretty cool. >> katie: where is that? >> martha: guatemala. >> jessica: bye, have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to "special report." i'm bret baier. today president biden hosted the leaders of two key asian pacific nations at camp david. the negotiations with south korea and japan will help build the growing alliance in response to increasing tensions with china and north korea. key points of cooperation discussed today include coming together in times of global crisis. increased military exercises, and intelligence sharing. not discussed today even in questions with reporters anything about the inveig

>> martha: it's rough, obviously. these campaigns all are raising money, they are, you know, putting ads out there, trying to make their mark, trying to break through, which you know, has been -- they are basically in a pretty tight heat in the polls and the 10% to 6% range, some at 3% in the top, and those are the top candidates. the former president is more than 37 points ahead of his nearest competitor who is ron desantis, supposed to come on to the scene and make a big splash. but i think even the former president, although he i'm sure would rather not be dealing with any of this, he knows that to be in the news, to be in focus, and to be making his case in this situation he feels he's wrongly accused, all of this keeps him absolutely in the limelight. it's earned media, every single day, and that's got to be hugely frustrating to the people who want to run against him. >> gillian: staying on the campaign trail for a moment, on the other side of the aisle you have president biden who was facing accusations from re

i think your point both you and tyrus and martha is saying how people want free stuff. our value is a little work here. if we would all show up for playstation fives. it's different going to the beatles, are going to see him going to see bobby brown. going to see that for free is a very different proposition but i hope the police hold accountable this young man. >> forgetting a report right now that this man has been arrested by nypd. we haven't confirmed yet but those of the reports. >> it reminds me, your right to make this distinction, some these kids just went down there they're not bothering anybody. other people there were reports of hitting police. we see so many scenes of people who think they're giving away everything free, gucci and the drugstore. throwing stuff in the back of bags and running away with it. there's a lot of out-of-control behavior and i think he is r right. it's an undercurrent in society that is unnerving and unsettling to all of us. >> so now this guys can have a mug shot and he's got this talk about clout. >> yeah i don't think he's upset a

brit and martha warming up. natalie is about to sing the national anthem. do not miss a moment. >>> welcome back to milwaukee. minutes away from the main political event of the center. she runs the rnc and his pretty much the commander-in-chief of this event tonight. she has about 4000 guests with hour. >> she is being pulled in a lot of different directions. let's get some last-minute analysis from karl rove and kellyanne conway. let's start with kelly anne beile you had a piece on foxnews.com about the six key things you will look for. has that changed over the course of the day? >> it has not. i made point in that statement that politically speaking no one had a better 2022 then ron desantis and no one has had a worse 2023 then ron desantis. he has a chance to reset and regain the attraction and excitement around his campaign. he has debated in the past andrew putna him, charlie crist. the other season debaters chris cristi and mike pence know their way around the podium. they will not have any stage fright. i believe the task for each of these candidate

the debate will be hosted by bret baier and martha maccallum. i spoke to the anchor of the story from new york. martha maccallum, welcome. >> hi, howie, good to be with you. howie: i haven't seen a build up like this for a first debate at the beginning of a campaign since that 2015 fox debate with political newcomer donald trump. i turned to the other channels i see fox debate. what are people saying? why do you think that is? >> i think there's a lot of enthusiasm. i think people are much more politically engaged and probably since that 2015 debate and i think that people see this as , you know, entertainment that is very eye opening in terms of what's going on in the political world, so i think it's a huge opportunity for these candidates on this stage and we see it across-the-board that people are just more interested in politics they are more interested in what's going on, so i think it's great. howie: people didn't talk about politics or talk about civilians now as much as they do now. you would think that donald trump having a massive lead

martha stewart. really? martha stewart. that's? stewart they're going after. now she's under attack over this instagram post, a trip to greenland. martha stewart held up a cocktail rt held and she wrote, quote, we actually captured a small iceberg for wor cocktaile actual tonight. well, this little remarkke is sparking predictable from the climate alarmists, religious cultists. and according to foxnews.com, one commentator wrote, quote martha, the ice caps are melting. don't pu e cat in your drink, martha. you can use all the ic."e cap ice you want. we have plenty of it. no problem. he iceseemingly unbothered, martha stewart hits back at critics on instagram with this picture of an iceberg. caption on her i story pleated icebergs. perfect cocktails. good for her. herald's reaction. fox and friends weekend co-host pete hegseth and former whitere house chief of staff reince priebus. ryan wilinl, give you first crak at this. >> okay. these lunaticsth now are caught. we're back.na donald trump, at no pointld in his presidency reach $3 anreo average for the price o

martha mccallum, editor and executive editor of the story. martha mccallum, co-host of the debate. think that they are right, that it's going to give everybody a different opportunity, the dynamic would be very different with the former president in the center square. now there is nobody who is in that spot. we are going to have -- everybody is going to get an opportunity to talk about the issues and to talk about the things that are important to. they one of the things that really strikes me, i talked to a grouch voters today out here six of them were all former trump supporters, only one was stay ago hard corps trump supporter. other five are willing to listen to what is going on and open to voting for someone else. >> bret: how important is wisconsin? obviously he is not here this time. but he will have to come back and campaign here, right? >> wisconsin is the swingiest of the swing states. we made a big play for wisconsin in 2016 and won for the first time in 1984. hillary clinton ignored. orioles ignore at their peril. important in 2016, scott walker then the governor had sof

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harold jr, martha maccallum and tyrus. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> we're getting insane video in right now. the social media influencer giveaway gone wronane a vig. ncg a massive mob swarming a busy new york city parkiv, overtaking the streets and clashing with the cops. all the popular youtuber costspa to not promiser give out free playstations, computers and gift cards. video from the scene shows crowds setting out fire extinguishers in anticipation of his arrival and police dragging away members of the crowd. and when carr got on the scene, the anarchy intensified. ers an fans surrounded his car, blocking him from leaving. plea forced to speed away with people clinging onto his roof and chasing him down the street, seemingly without having given anything away. there are no known injuries orhi arrests and policeng are urging people to avoid the area. >> okaor y, tyrus, when you saw this happen, did you have any idea was a youtube giveaway? >> no. and it just looked like a riot. and this and every

>> martha: first of all, thank you for that kind introduction, great to be with you. always think, how would trey ask this, how would people approach this who i admire in terms of ability to question people. one thing you want to accomplish here is to give people a chance to share with the audience what they would do to make the country better, right? and get it from a political angle, as well. there is a lot of strategy involved in how one of these people will jockey themselves into being the contender or a couple of contenders who make it through the early stages, starting with debate to get in the head-to-head position with former president donald trump. we want people to walk away from the debate on wednesday night feeling like they have a better sense of all these people and maybe open to one or two of them that they want to hear more from. i think honestly, that is the main goal, move this process forward in a way that is etifiying and they are more interested in the morning after on thursday. >> trey: i appreciate what you said. i rather question murder suspect

tell us why. >> i am team martha.cream frosting. also the best shade of robins egg blue to paint your barn, i'm with her on the iceberg, probably delicious, anti-aging. people -- the icebergs are going extinct and she clubbed a baby iceberg to death. it's -- it was going to melt anyway, she rescued it, and put it in something that looked like baileys and milk, offer her a high five. >> i'm not making iceberg jokes on a cruise, i'm superstitious, never do it. the end. >> that's a really good point. >> the other argument is, martha stewart is not a bastion of climate change activism, why can't she do what she wants. >> one tweet says it all, wealthy white person. now it's class warfare, it's race baiting with the white woman and while the earth is burning. it's like the guy who i saw say you know, maui is on fire because of climate change. he didn't do his homework, clearly, and so they just, they blame everything on climate change so this little ice tube -- i'm on team martha. >> it's the woke factor. >> its the wokefe

martha, what have you learned tonight? >> reporter: david, this is the first public statement from north korea since travis king bolted across the border on purpose in front of a crowd of tourists less than a month ago. the north koreans now saying he has expressed his willingness to seek refuge in north korea or a third country, after experiencing what they say is inhumane treatment and racial discrimination in the army. his family had told us something similar just a few weeks ago, saying he was struggling during his deployment with racism. remember, travis king also spent 47 days in jail after a fight and was facing discharge from the army, and tonight, the pentagon saying they are still trying to facilitate his safe return. david? >> david: martha raddatz with the breaking headline from washington. martha, thank you. >>> in maui tonight, the desperate search for the missing, and the growing need there for humanitarian help. more than 2,200 properties have been destroyed. the vast majority of them are homes. only about

martha?> the big mask probably, probablythe they're feeling sa because you see them all stacked up everywhere. all the maskbecaus boxes. right. that no one touches anymore. >> i think i'm just going to go reverse on this. i'm just going to start wearing itm g to myse, you know, in my car by myself. i feel like if i do thatlf., i t be giving something back to society and i can end this thing once for all. yes. you know, greg, i'd likey to change my answer. >> yes, i think i think if york you live alone or you live in new york city, you should wear a masr k in your house.cano or when they break in, you canin be like, what are you doing? i'm working inside the street over thereworkin. i'm like, i'm here.wo i'm robin inside. oh, sorrrking y. bro. sorry. i'm more in the mask, bro. respect wrapping magicrespect.. >> it's like visiting somebody like that who is alone in a mask. i mean mk., what is, like,o the expectation that she's going to run into anybodo that's like, you know, i don't know. that'

martha stewart had a bit of ice. i was on holiday with my sons.yself on my three handsome sons. you couldn't possibly take offense unless you genuinely hated me. somebody posted, have you given any thought whatsoever to like me who can afford to go on holidays like that? you know the honest truth, no. like martha stewart with her eyes. if you don't like people showing off, get off instagram. go get a life and shut up. >> dana: biden should start saying holiday. it sounds more sophisticated. >> piers: anything with a british accent sounds more sophisticated. >> judge jeanine: being more ice conscious. >> brian: something about that seat. people that sit in that seat have the most ordinary life experience that i can never approach. your stories lead me to believe i should hang around with you more but you don't want me to. >> piers: i do want you to. >> brian: i can't see that happening. this is what's great. she is going, this is ridi ridiculous. dave chappelle. this is ridiculous. jimmy fallon knows it's ridiculous. we need celebrities to get caug

messen so, martha, as you dgeo in debates.o since your name was invoked, i'll you some time, but that's really generous. >> if george.th >> any second 30 seconds, no response. y if if george gascon is still there and those policies are still therare st e, karen bass is announcing that. what expectation could we have? and ken, to greg's questioe han can democrats actually change their stripes? >> well, i thinkange their so. >> george gascon is still there, but chesa boudin was recalled in san francisc t.o. it really is going on a city by city basis. this obviously has to befront a front of everyone who works in law enforcement to do this. thisn law karen bass making go on promises that she made during the campaign. she ra beanti-crime campaign to win the mayoral seat there in los angeles, talking about the rampant homelessness problem. i thinhoemk it's really importa. it reminds me and because national of what mike bloomberg did when he was mayor here in new york and he had this wholhad e group of mayors to tak about gun violen

martha. don't go too far because i have a lot of questions. to ask you and bread and andy and john, you in a little bit, but as you just indicated here, we're waiting to see how this all sorts out today the former president of uned

sambuccetti: martha aÚn estÁ esperando el certificado de defunciÓn.ban a su vecina al hospital, marÍa se dio cuenta que los peligros del calor son reales. ¿hace cuÁnto tiempo vives aquÍ? >> mÁs de 10 aÑos. sambuccetti: ¿y alguna vez habÍas vivido un calor como este? >> no. sambuccetti: le preguntamos a la alcaldesa de phoenix sobre la ayuda disponible para una comunidad como esta. ¿cuÁl es la respuesta de la ciudad de phoenix frente a las comunidades de bajos ingresos? nosotros visitamos una comunidad de trailers que tenÍan cortes de luz permanentes. >> tambiÉn tenemos programas para ayudar, particularmente en los parques de casas mÓviles mÁs viejos que presentan mayores retos. sambuccetti: mientras esa ayuda llega, la compaÑÍa administradora le ofreciÓ 50usd a cada vecino. >> tuvieron que comprar un montÓn de cosas afuera. tuvieron que irse a hoteles, tuvieron que dormir afuera. en otras palabras, es una ridiculez lo que ofrecieron. sambuccetti: este verano, los vecinos han aprendido que el calor los afecta a todos por igual y que deben unirse para s