in studio now, martha maccallum joins us. we were crunching the numbers trying to go back to that november night in arizona. what were your observations? >> you make a great point. when you go back to that arizona call, it came in at 11:20 p.m. at night with roughly 70% of the vote in. he heard it laid out by her former colleague just how thoughtful that process was. i also want to make a point with regard to bill barr, because i think jonathan turley is right on, and andy echoes the feeling. it's a long period of time when bill barr was beaten up daily on other networks, by other commentators, for being in president trump's back pocket, because he believed that the russia collusion hoax was just that, and he believed that the perpetuation of a notion that the president was illegitimate-the elected -- i looked back at her article in "the washington post" were hillary clinton did an interview and she said that president trump was illegitimate and he had stolen the election. and that americans across the country knew that, and

"the story" with martha maccallum starts now. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. 85% of americans think that the country is going in the wrong track. they see it all around them. signs that the country is just not working the way it should be, that we're not the america that we want to be firing on all cylinders, smoking the competition. all of those things that we took pride in. now it seems that americans are getting used to mediocrity. faced with delays and cancellations -- look at these numbers and they will get higher heading to the fourth of july. passengers are just trying to deal with it and get through it. they say this. >> i have a five-hour layover. >> i got to la guardia airport at new york in 6:00 a.m. to find out that my 8:00 fight was cancelled. >> even with the delays, they worked with us. we had no problems. >> oh, boy. this person is way more patient than i would be. the pilots are out in force and protesting today. they say they are stretched way too thin, that even -- that flights are being put in place, that they know the

and bret baier and martha maccallum they are going to take you there.very spicy night. we are promised. watch every minute of right here on fbn. bret, martha. take it away. good night. ♪. bret: this is fox special coverage of the first prime time hearing in the house select committee's investigation of the january 6th capitol riot. good evening, i'm bret baier in washington. martha: good evening bret, i'm martha maccallum house members will present their case to the american people showing what they learned so far about the riot and the former president's role. bret: we're told throughout the process to anticipate unveiling previously unseen documents audio, video on the big screen added in the committee room. tonight we'll be treated like

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for those of you watching fox news channel "the story" with martha maccallum is next. for anita vogel, i'm john roberts in washington. thanks for joining us. >> martha: thanks, john, very much. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. we have just watched the conclusion of the january 6th hearing in d.c. but there was another hearing today in another room. this one was in texas in the state senate. the story that we were all told about what happened in uvalde, texas, in the halls of robb elementary came apart at the seams today. in a moment of shame and reality, we have learned more about what really happened and the pictures that begin to show the story and the truth. here are the officers in the hallway. we'll show you these pictures in a closer way so you can see what's going on here. they have shields in front of them. this is during the 77-minutes that the shooting went on for. we were told they didn't have shield, that is one of the things they were waiting for. the director of the texas department of public safety laid out today unflinching lie what he ca

martha maccallum is up next with special coverage >> martha: that is correct. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york. welcome to special coverage where moments away from the start of the fifth public hearing in the past two weeks. today's testimony is expected to focus on the former president's alleged pressure campaign on the justice department. that's what they're going to be testifying too during the 2020 election. testifying today, you see them sitting down at a table right now, getting ready. lots of cameras. you have jeffery rosen, the former attorney general that left the justice department after bill barr resigned in december of 2020. we expect to hear from former acting deputy attorney general richard donahue and stephen angle, the former assistant attorney general nor the legal counsel. we learned a short time ago that federal authorities searched the home of doj official jeffery clark. a name that you're probably going to hear quite a few times throughout the course of the day as we believe we're about t

our political anchor team of bret baier and martha maccallum hosted the prime time coverage and theyen good enough to stay and provide some of their insight. chad references we are going to get the ultimate report much closer to the midterm elections because june is a long time between now and then but september the report comes, does it impact the midterms? >> tough to see when you look at the issues or people are facing. inflation, gas prices, crime in big cities and other cities, go down to baby formula and mothers trying to get baby formula. i think there are so many things that will be front and center. i have a hard time believing this is going to be the focus. this, going back to that day, is tough to relive, but what the committee wants to get to, and how they planned to lay it out, what is their ultimate goal? i think it is going to be interesting to see. at some point they are going to have to say that to everybody. this is what we want to happen. because i think what they want to happen is how former president trump not run, to then get to some conclusion how this is not g

i'm martha maccallum. is as you might have seen, president biden took a bit of a tumble on his bike over the weekend. could have happened to anybody. then he joked about it before he launched into his discussion saying that recession may or may not come. talking up a new future of green energy. watch this just happening a short time ago. >> any of you guys ride bike? they have this thing that you put your toe in so it doesn't slide off the pedal. i was getting off the bike and it got stuck on the right side. come on. don't make things up. now you sound like a republican politician. that was a joke. all kidding aside, no, i don't think it is. i was talking to larry summers this morning. there's nothing inevitable about a recession. here's what we can do. i think we can get a change in medicare and a reduction in the cost of insulin. we also can move in a direction that we can provide for -- taxes on those in the corporate area as well as individuals as relates to trump tax cuts. we have a chance here to mak

martha maccallum will be joining us to give us a sense of the flavor of this and what is in store the next few days. in the meantime, developments close to home look a little bit diceyer and murkier. the back and forth of the administration and how to address inflation that is running amuck. gas prices hit another record high. talk that there could be a shakeup within the administration. they're officially denying it, but we're watching it nevertheless amid over who is responsible for the inflation run up that was missed. we already heard from the treasury secretary, janet yellen. but they admitted it was a goof. her boss has not done that yet. whether it matters, probably not. it's a bone of contention because it occurred at the same time that the president indicated his closest aides were very late getting word about this formula, the baby formula and some help for them that was given to them months way too late. so he couldn't act on that. we're going to be talking to peter doocy about that momentarily. for now, i want to go to leon panetta, the former chief of staff. leon, good to

>> brought about a martha maccallum, and any time a host gets a chance to interview a democrat about their stance on abortion, that is precisely the line of questioning you should take. add 12 points, all the way up to nine months would you say that the life of that child should be factored in? and these democrats time and time again, stacey abrams the most recent demonstrate and reveal themselves for the extremists on the issue that they are. it's only countries like communist chinese in north korea that have abortion on demand policies effectively. we did a segment on "fox & friends" you look across europe and in most sequestered nations, the decision was 15 weeks, most of them are at 12 or 13 or 14 and have been for quite some time. our policy for 50 years has been extreme. they are even more extreme, they went from stave that make safe, legal, rare to abortion on demand. good for her, that's exactly who they are, and they will continue that rhetoric which is way out of step with their voters. >> sandra: in the wake of the big decision on friday, democrats have removed their call

"the story" with martha maccallum starts now. >> martha: good afternoon.ountry is going in the wrong track. they see it all around them. signs that the country is just not working the way it should be, that we're not the america that we want to be firing on all cylinders, smoking the competition. all of those things that we took pride in. now it seems that americans are

. >> john: "the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: breaking now, this afternoon on "the story," president biden tries to get back to his roots today with a trip to pennsylvania amid slagging poll numbers. remember, biden was able to wrestle back the union vote in 2020 after trump made big head way with union workers in 2016. in fact, president trump had the most support among union workers since ronald reagan. so the president, current president has spent time courting this union vote. now he spoke to them trying to make sure that the members of the unions hang with democrats, with him come november despite these soaring prices. during his speech, he specifically took a moment to blast senate eric scott on florida's plan for the economy. >> so now the plan of senator scott trying to walk back, but it's clear the last thing that they want to see is workers with power in this country. >> martha: so to respond to that, senator scott joins us now. good to have you with us today. you had at one point point out a suggestion that everybody should have buy-in on income t

"the story" starts right now with martha maccallum in london. >> martha: thanks very much, john and anita. "the story" live in london for the queen's platinum jubilee. ahead, my sit-down interview with david cameron. we talk about the fact that he attended the service at st. paul this morning a service of thanksgiving for the queen. >> i'm a massive fan of our royal family. the system works well for us having a constitutional monarchy. the pinnacle is an institution and a person in her majesty the queen who everybody looks up to and brings everybody together. >> martha: he had a lot of interesting things to say. more on that later and his take on u.s. leadership and 100 days of war in ukraine. but first, back at home, president biden today hammering a singular message directing americans to blame not him but another president for the soaring food prices and fuel prices in the u.s. >> both of these challenges have been directly exacerbated by putin's war in ukraine, this is the putin price hike. if food and gas prices will be elevated i'd by putin's price hike, one things we can make bette

life liberty and the vendors up next one —- "life, liberty & levin" is up next >> i am a martha maccallumverturns roe versus wade. setting positions on life and back to the states where voters can decide. with it an already divided nation has a new firestorm. and a new issue likely to shift the political landscape. [cheering] fifty years of precedent undone. demonstrators take to

she's covered more stories than scaffolding on a sky straper, martha maccallum. takes an avid golfer more balls to run for holes. andrew giuliani. four is the maximum capacity for his cab and his shows. america's coast jimmy falow. [applause] >> and finally she's like a needle, sharp, skinny and impossible to find when she's passed out in a haystack. before i start, i just have to say to you, jimmy, i wish i could abort your jacket. anyway. just had to get that out of the way. martha, great to see you. what did you make of this weekend so far? did you expect more or less? what's your takeaway? >> first of all, it's legal to abort his jacket. >> you're in the right state. >> if you want to you can go ahead and do that. >> exactly. >> i agree with you. i think that the protest are not what people expected them to be in a lot of ways. and i wonder how this actually plays out when this comes to the politics of it because the places where you have quite a bit of protest are new york and california where absolutely nothing has changed. i think one of the problem is tha

i'm martha maccallum in new york. >> martha: all right. back now to our fox news audience. we had an hour of show prepared for you, but as you know, the january 6th hearings went a lot longer than we anticipated. so we want to squeeze in one segment here before we get to the end of the hour with you that we had planned. joining me on set here is pete hegseth, co-host of "fox and friends" and author of "battle for the american mind". very important story about our american school system and jason rantz, seattle talk show host. obviously we watched the end of that together here. one of the things that i'm very cognizant of is what is going on in the right-hand corner of everybody's screen. we have fully covered these hearings this afternoon. the market is down about 800 points. when we look at what voters are interested in, it's what is happening in their every day lives at this point in 2022. we see tremendous inflation, a lot of downward pressure on everybody's 401(k). it's not just for rich people. everybody across the country are invested in this market. at the same time,

our coverage continues post hearing with martha maccallum who starts us off on "the story." >> martha: thanks very much, john and sandra. our special coverage of the january 6th committee hearings continues with the surprise testimony today of cassidy hutchison, the former aide of ex-white house chief of staff mark meadows. andy mccarthy is standing by. first to aishah hasnie, reporting live on capitol hill where this has all been playing out over the past couple hours. aishah? >> martha, good afternoon to you. quite dramatic testimony that we just watched for a few hours here. cassidy hutchison right off the bat told the select committee that she was "scared and nervous" about what could happen on january 6th when her former boss, mark meadows, acknowledged that things could get bad on that day. key moments from this hearing. hutchison said the president was upset, that the elapse where he was about to speak on january 6th wasn't completely full and that he did not want the secret service because he said the people some of whom were armed are not there to harm him. she also testified

martha maccallum is up next with special coverage >> martha: that is correct.s head quarters in new york. welcome to special coverage where moments away from the start of the fifth public hearing in the past two weeks. today's testimony is expected to focus on the former president's alleged pressure campaign on the justice department. that's what they're going to be testifying too during the 2020 election. testifying today, you see them sitting down at a table right now, getting ready. lots of cameras. you have jeffery rosen, the former attor

i'm martha maccallum. breaking right now, we are about to get some brand new audio of the 911 call in the attempted plot to assassinate supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. as soon as we get that video in, we will get it prepares and play it for you that is coming up. stick around for that it's stunning. first, president biden faces an uphill battle against ever-rising inflation. we're seeing the playbook is to try to turn around the perception of his performance. here's the problem. as record gas prices, the yellow line here goes up and up, his approval is a mirror image on the way down. here he is just moments ago with an upbeat message as he tries to convince the american people. >> the job market is the strongest it's been since world war ii. millions of americans are moving up to better jobs and better pay. since i took office, families carry less debt on average in america, they have more savings than they've had. >> martha: still 2/3s in this poll say that they expect that inflation will get worse

he was, i just on martha maccallum's show on fox news and martha asked him about our reporting and whaton-denial denials, but it was mainly that we're all working together, you know, janet yellen he didn't quite say janet yellen is still running the show, but we're all working together. he also confirmed what i had earlier, when i reported earlier on cavuto's show, that brian dee se played a major role in writing the op-ed that joe biden's name appeared on in the wall street journal and he said they all played a role in that meaning him and presumably others, but from what my sources are telling me, he played probably the major role and you could see his language throughout that op-ed and this is where it kind of gets scary on inflation. brian desantis december deese pushed esg policies at blackrock he took those , some of that same i guess advocacies and policies and brought it to the white house and essentially implemented it in fiscal policy. liz: what does that have to do with inflation? charlie: well think about that. if you are telling oil companies they can't drill, if you're mak

i'm martha maccallum. the story live in the nation's capitol ahead of the first public hearing on the house committee probing the breach at the capitol will be broadcast in prime time tonight. five months before the november mid-terms getting closer by the day. speaker pelosi was asked how much democrats will lean on the memory of january 6th in that effort. >> you think that in the fall that democracy, that what happened last january is on the ballot or these kitchen table pocketbook issues? >> i think it's always about the kitchen table issues. yes, it's about the democracy on the ballot but they really want to know what we're doing in their interest and how they can manage for their families. >> is here's house republican kevin mccarthy, a few minutes after that. watch. >> i don't see any prime time hearings set for gas price, for battling inflation, feeding our children. making the streets safer. >> martha: jim banks of indiana was nominated to serve on this january 6th committee by kevin mccarthy. spe

martha maccallum had one of the best solutions i've ever heard, which is having a task force of retiredice officers, retired military, pay them, have several officers at schools. it's a cost -- i have talked to parents about this. they would be willing to pay. >> carley: it's a stunning reality that we are all a little too late to the game and waking up to, that schools across the country, whether you live in manhattan or pleasantville, u.s.a., need the school resource officers and the doors locked. when it comes to this woman's response, it was may to a horrific tragedy. maybe we can give her leeway. i don't know if she is a democrat because she works for "the new york times." one could assume that she could be. there's a vocal strain within the democratic party that it has a very vocal anti-american sentiment. when stacey abrams made that comment about georgia being the worst state, i don't think it will hurt her. a lot of people think that and it's the reality of the democratic party as a whole as well. >> kayleigh: emily, our southern border will tell a different story. we had two m

martha maccallum, anchor of the "the story". katie pavlich, jonathan turley, and marie harf former state department spokesman. thank you for being here. i'll start with the legal mind, professor turley, what do you expect today? >> well, it seems like they will use today again to try to drive home this point that president trump really knew he lost the election but was still pushing this narrative and pushing the effort not to certify the election. the question there is a disconnect. in the first day they talked about an attempted coup and how this was criminal conduct linking the white house. they haven't quite made that nexus yet. i think most people agree with the criticism about the election results but the democrats are suggesting that they have much more than that. obviously that's something that we have been discussing for two years. but today's witnesses are primarily going to be focusing on what they presumed the president really knew and that he was pushing what they considered to be a false narrative. what many consid

i'm martha maccallum in new york., the only official that faces jail time over his decision to not comply with this committee. he joins us in just a moment. first to the story breaking this hour. a court hearing for the suspect arrested a short time ago near the home of supreme court

i'm martha maccallum.o matter which side you're on, today would not have been possible without these three justices. gorsuch, kavanaugh and coney barrett who with this and other school decisions on school choice and guns have clearly put their stamp of originalism being true to the original

our coverage continues post hearing with martha maccallum who starts us off on "the story." >> martha: thanks very much, john and sandra. our special coverage of the january 6th committee hearings continues with the surprise testimony today of cassidy hutchison, the former aide of ex-white house chief of staff mark meadows. andy mccarthy is standing by. first to aishah hasnie, reporting live on capitol hill where this has all been playing out over the past couple hours. aishah? >> martha, good afternoon to you. quite dramatic testimony that we just watched for a few hours here. cassidy hutchison right off the

martha: i'm martha maccallum are. the house panel members will present their case to the american people showing what they have learned so far about the riot and the former president's role. bret: we're told to anticipate the unveiling of previously unseen documents, video and audio on that big screen added in the committee room. tonight will be treated like an opening statement with committee members sharing their initial findings about the attack. we'll hear from two witnesses, one capitol police officer and a filmmaker, both present during the riot that day. martha: we've got our panel standing by with us to get us into this, george washington university law school professor jonathan turley, trey gowdy, former congressman from south carolina, and jessica tar the love, cohost of "the five." bret: but paris the, congressional correspondent chad pill grim to set the scene on capitol april. >> reporter: the committee plans to show a nexus between the former president, his allies and those who laid siege to the capitol,

." >> i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. right now, another violent weekend in america. another dozen mass shootings leaving 17 people dead, close to 70 wounded. that's using numbers from the gun violence archives. bullets flying in the middle of a busy street at strip malls and at a graduation party. "fox and friends" pete hegseth is standing by with that. first to alexis mcadams. she's live in new york city with more on this. alexis, good afternoon. >> good afternoon. we're hearing charges could soon be coming in the case in philadelphia. it was chaos. people running right and left in the busy restaurant and bar area after someone opened fire. investigators believe it was a fist fight between a few guys that started this mass shooting and it was caught on video. watch. you can hear dozens of gun shots there ringing out. this video shows the chaos as people tried to take cover on south street. three people were killed, trace. these are their photos. their families grieving as police continue to search for the shooters, plural. that's because police say it was multiple g

i'm martha maccallum. here's "the story." during the trump administration, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell vowed that he would leave a lasting conservative impression on the courts. he approved over 200 federal judges across this nation. many of which have been unfilled by the obama white house before they left. also, 3 supreme court justices in one term. as a result, we're now watching the fruits of that inaction as these constitutional originalists do exactly what their past writings and decisions would indicate. upholding the second amendment and a short time ago in a huge win for religious liberties, the first amendment. in a 6-three court decision, they protected coach joe kennedy's right to take a knee in prayer on a public school football field. writing the government essentially cannot pick and choose which secular or religious viewpoints it chooses to promote or suppress. >> everybody was keeping their eye on this to see what their rights will be. are they going to be taken away? it shows that hey, it doesn't

i'm martha maccallum at fox news headquarters in new york. mounting pressure at this hour on the attorney general, merrick garland, after the alleged plot to assassinate justice kavanaugh. what will the doj do and what will congress do to protect justices and their families as we wait for this imminent announcement on roe v. wade. we'll hear from darrell issa. he says that democrats are blocking a bill that would keep these families safe. no coverage of this story basically on sunday except from this network. it's a big story that's been ignored. we'll go to the white house where the press secretary is likely to get asked about this big headline in "the new york times." should biden run in 2024? democratic whisperers of no start to rise. high level democrats calling the president an anchor that should be cut loose in 2024. >> he's saying he's going to run again in 2024. will you support him? >> if the president has a vision and something that we're willing to entertain and examine when the time comes. >> that's not a yes. >> yeah, i think we

i'm martha maccallum in new york. in minutes, on the eve of the january the 6th hearings, we'll be joined by peter navarro, the only official that faces jail time over his decision to not comply with this committee. he joins us in just a moment. first to the story breaking this hour. a court hearing for the suspect arrested a short time ago near the home of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh telling the officers he wanted to kill justice kavanaugh. the feds say 26-year-old nicholas roske had a pistol, had ammunition, pepper spray, zip ties, a hammer and more. these are new details that we're getting about what was actually on this individual. he has now been charged in court with attempted murder of justice kavanaugh. republican senator mike lee is going to join us in just a moment. first, to david spunt live at the justice department with the brand new details in hour. hi, david. >> chilling details in this criminal complaint just released in the last hour or so. nicholas john roske appearing before a federal judg

i'm martha maccallum. so the white house has told us time and time again that it's putin's inflation. putin's gas price hikes that are plaguing our country. that is not what the fed chair, jerome powell just said. listen to this difference. >> let's remember how we got here. putin invaded ukraine. >> would you say the word ukraine is the primary driver of inflation in america? >> no. inflation was high before, certainly before the war in ukraine broke out. >> martha: senator john kennedy was in that hearing with jerome powell. he's here to react to that and respond to it in moments. first, we're glad to be joined by james spurling, senior adviser to president biden. thanks for making time for us today. what is your reaction to what jerome powell just said about the real driver of u.s. inflation? >> there was no contradiction at all with what president said and your tape of federal chairman powell. president biden is talking about what has happened with gas prices. on that, there's no controversy. on januar

try it for free at freestylelibre.us >> i am a martha maccallum to pay the biggest week in supreme courtsetting positions on life and back to the states where voters can decide. with it an already divided nation has a new firestorm. and a new issue likely to shift the political landscape. [cheering] fifty years of precedent undone. demonstrators take to

life liberty and the vendors up next one —- "life, liberty & levin" is up next >> i am a martha maccallumo pay the biggest week in supreme court history in decades the court overturns roe versus wade. setting positions on life and back to the states where voters can decide. with it an already divided nation has a new firestorm. and a new issue likely to shift the political landscape. [cheering] fifty years of precedent undone. demonstrators take to the streets some elated. >> it's a celebration only for children in the womb but for women. >> others infuriated pre- >> stand up and fight back progressive victory for the sanctity of life it will save countless innocent children. it's a one incursion into liberties and rights of the people will lead to the next simile to the next grade. >> now president biden is vowing swift action and calling for calm. >> to keep all protest peaceful. >> will discuss how the ruling will affect state law across the country and what it means for the roberts court going forward. and talk with republican senator lindsey graham about the courts moves of abortion

. >> harris: martha maccallum joining, managing editor and anchor of "the story" 3:00 p.m. eastern. t miss it. martha, we have to be realistic about what the last five to six weeks have brought into this country in terms of danger against our u.s. supreme court justices. and it hasn't been even handed in that sense. it has been against the conservatives on this court. what is happening right now to insure all of their safety? >> you know, we have seen the bill signed by president biden and obviously you are right. i want to say the coverage has been really so strong all morning and just one note in a general way before we talk about the security issue very quickly is that it is impossible to separate this from what we should now see as a trump court or a trump/mcconnell court. you look at the action taken against merrick garland, now the attorney general of the united states under mcconnell during the obama administrations and the decisions of this week. school choice, second amendment and now this. this is an enormous sea change moment and this court reflects that. also it is so ext

i'm martha maccallum live in london for the platinum jubilee of queen elizabeth ii. the story that is clearly breaking right now is happening in fairfax county, virginia. in a courtroom that has been watched very widely over the course of the past several weeks. let's go straight to the courtroom as we wait for the verdict as we expect it to come in any moment. let's listen in. >> can the attorneys approach, please? all right. ladies and gentlemen of the jury, i need to give the forms back to you. when you find for a defamatory statement, one or more, you need to fill out the compensatory damages. it has to be at least a dollar for compensatory damages and up to whatever amount you should be. for punitive damages, you can put a zero there or fill that out as well. i needs the lines filled out. if i can have you retire back and do that for me. okay? all right. we'll be in recess until we hear back from them. don't go too far. >> martha: always interesting, right? twists and turns. so right now we were expecting to get a verdict. i expect we will very shortly. you hear

i'm martha maccallum. no matter which side you're on, today would not have been possible without these three justices. gorsuch, kavanaugh and coney barrett who with this and other school decisions on school choice and guns have clearly put their stamp of originalism being true to the original intention of the constitution all over this current supreme court. all three were nominated by president trump who promised that he would bring in conservative jurists. but at that point, the president could never have known that in one term he would have the opportunity to change the face of that court so dramatically. marc thiessen wrote this today. whatever else history says about trump, he secured his place as the most consequential president when it comes to the supreme court. today in reaction to this enormous seat change decision, nancy pelosi slamming the justices as "right wing politicians" a label that jonathan turley took deep offense too. >> a woman's fundamental health decisions are her own to make with c

undertaking official public duties and you can catch ainsley earhardt and piers morgan, who join martha maccallumspecial entitled "the platinum jubilee of queen elizabeth was quote from 5:00 to 9:00 a.m. on thursday and friday. it will be quite the show, a lot going on. if >> shannon: yes, and there is something about it. i know not all of americans care about this but we don't have anything like this and it is really fun to watch. >> i know a lot of people are super interested in this. it's big-time for them. >> shannon: 70 years, to dedicate your life to anything, it's pretty amazing work celebrant. good to see you! >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: thank you! ♪ ♪ it is time to bring back kevin corke, with got another food debate, our very favorite debates. what is the best barbecue side dish? kevin, i don't know if the queen is having a barbecue, part of the soul rations, but in america we love our summer barbecue. >> yes we do, and wouldn't that be great to just say, you know, your majesty, you've done such a great job, here is some barbecue in the process. as you know, anytime we can talk abou

alternative destination and, howie, they put their top two most respected anchors, bret baier and martha maccallum the other side you could say, hold on, audience education. how important is it to put all of the facts out there. i wouldn't sneeze at 20 million viewers because there were another 8 million who apparently viewed the videotape that congress had put out and that the hearing had sort of transpired and all of that. but as bret baier put it, it was a dark day, and as horrendous as it was, you know, not quite an incident. it's a little bit more than that. sure, you want to get that out there, but that's why as a newscaster, i don't make those decisions, i don't have to make those tough its cans, but you could look at it there from two the days. howard: yeah. i think that it would have been better to have it on the biggest platform that fox has. not my decision, of course. so i think it makes a statement when you put it on another channel, fine network that you work for. by the way, fox news channel will be covering the second hearing, the second house january 6th hearing live tomorrow morn

i'm dana perino along with katie pavlik, jessica tarloffat, martha maccallum and one lucky guy, gregutfeld . five o'clock this is the five the supreme court sending the issue of abortionng back to the states. the historic decision overturning the fifty year old ruling the on roe v. wade wu guaranteed women the right to an abortionli, the federal right

martha maccallum, we will see you on the story at 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> gillian: it was a rare breach of secrecy at the supreme court. the league draft really on roe v. wade sparred protest outside justice holmes and across the nation and now nearly two months later's, the search for the culprit and that leak drags on. let's bring it forward prosecutor jim trusty. thank so much for joining us. >> sure. >> gillian: are you hear anything about we know that this investigation is ongoing. we get tiny little nuggets, you know, like every week or so about what the court is doing. we know that they subpoenaed phone records. are you hearing thing about how they are doing with the investigation? are they narrowing in on somebody? are they frustrated? what are you hearing? speak out conspicuous silence. i think we are frustrated on the outside because there is a couple of things that are taking place here. a couple of possible explanations. neither of which are very attractive. the first is that this very finite i think actually very easy internal inves

martha: i'm martha maccallum are. panel members will present their case to the american people showing what they have learned so far about the riot and the former president's role. bret: we're told to anticipate the unveiling of previously unseen documents, video and audio on that big screen added in the committee room. tonight will be treated like an opening statement with

i'm dana perino along with katie pavlik, jessica tarloffat, martha maccallum and one lucky guy, greg gutfeld . five o'clock this is the five the supreme court sending the issue of abortionng back to the states. the historic decision overturning the fifty year old ruling the on roe v. wade wu guaranteed women the right to an abortionli, the federal right to an abortion. >> the move already having significant political , social and cultural implications. both sides of the debate gathering allides of the day oue the high court as america absorbs the news. c president biden coming outg today attacking the decision. >> it's a sad for the court and for the country now with roe gone, let's be very clear . >>he the health and life h of wn in this nation are now at risk. it was three justices named by one president donald trump where the court today decision to upend the scales of justice and eliminate a fundamental right for women in this country. it's r a realization of anea extreme ideology. co the tragic errorur by the supree court in my view with this decision must not be the final wordr

"the story" starts right now with martha maccallum in london. >> martha: thanks very much, john and anitaterview with david cameron. we talk about the fact that he attended the service at st. paul this morning a service of thanksgiving for the queen. >> i'm a massive fan of our royal family. the system works well for us

. >> john: "the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: breaking now, this afternoonoday with a trip to pennsylvania amid slagging poll numbers. remember, biden was able to wrestle back the union vote in 2020 after trump made big head way with union workers in 2016. in fact, president trump had the most support among union workers since ronald reagan. so the president, current president

bret baier and martha maccallum anchoring beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and stream the hearing on fox nation, foxnews.com and fox news audio. >> bill: you have a backlog of migrants overwhelming the southern border. will the president be sending some of them to a city near you soon? senator tom cotton is next on that. the largest migrant caravan we've seen in months heading straight for the southern border. >> dana: gas hitting another all time high this morning. we sound like a broken record. we don't mean to. we have to tell you what's happening. the white house clearly isn't getting the message from the american people when nearly half the country paying more than $5 a gallon for gas. maria bartiromo is on deck. >> bill: president biden had his first network interview in 118 days, but you had to stay up late to see it. >> what a terrible job you have. what -- i'm glad you are doing it but boy, oh boy, does this seem like a bad gig. only two things are forever: love and liberty mutual customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you

." >> i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. right now, another violent weekend in america.violence archives. bullets flying in the middle of a busy street at strip malls and at a graduation party. "fox and friends" pete hegseth

i'm martha maccallum. here's "the story."mcconnell vowed that he would leave a lasting conservative impression on the courts. he approved over 200 federal judges across this nation. many of which have been unfilled by the obama white house before they left. also, 3 supreme court justices in one term. as a result, we're now watching the fruits of that inaction as