stage one week from today, here on fox. >> steve: joining with a preview, debate moderator, martha maccallumfrom d.c., special report anchor bret baier. good morning. >> hi, bret. >> steve: good morning. let's start with any breaking news? former president trump, in or out? >> martha: i don't know, i wish i could answer that question. he will be a strong presence whether he is there or not, i hope he comes. would great for people to hear what is on his mind. >> ainsley: bret, how do you feel? >> bret: i think we will know sooner rather than later candidate trump didn't come to iowa during the 2016 cycle, we didn't find out until just before it started. we were walking on stage with two sets of paper. i think we'll have more warning. i think they are open to welcoming him if he chooses to be on the stage whenever he decides. >> steve: martha, he is really good at this format, it would be a shame, a lot of people would tune in. imagine being home and you are in westminster and there is his podium and there is ron desantis. >> martha: if he doesn't come, i think he will regret it. he would be c

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

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

we do now have martha maccallum and bret baer with us ready to go, hosting a debate tonight.emen. i am expecting a rapid fire q and a. is that what we are going to get? >> you will see it tonight. great to be with you as always. we want to get these candidates talking to each other and going at each other over issues that are most important to the american people. you will want to hear a lot about the us economy and you won't be disappointed. stuart: are we going to hear crosstalk between the candidates. that is allowed? >> encouraged in some places, stirring up the contrast and engaging with one another. we have guidelines, time limits but for the most part it is a debate, not an interview. we want to foster that. it is a hot one here. in milwaukee. lauren: like albert brooks out here. stuart: you are going to have 5000 people in that stadium around the stage. do you allow their input. i'm not asking questions but are they going to make comments? >> they are warm bodies, human beings in that theater and we want people to sense they are watching everything as it happens so ce

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bret baer and martha maccallum, they've been working all week. guys, good evening. bret: we're not in the chairs yet, we're backstage. this is where all the candidates are going to be lined up, right here, and we're getting ready to go. martha and i -- [laughter] feels like the first day of school, we've got our binders. martha: wouldn't everyone like to know what's in the binder? if on our way here, we ran into some of those that are getting ready to come out. they seem pretty pumped up and excited, as are we. so we wanted to show you what it's like back here. bret: the crowd is big, probably 4,000, maybe plus, and they're fired up. they've been in the seats for a while. they're ang shus to get started, and we'll be walking out, giving them a little preamble before everything starts, and then we will get to the debate moderator desk and start the asking questions. martha: yeah. we're looking forward to it. bret: bill, dana, back to you. like the oscars or, behoo hind the scenes. la. [laughter] dana: i love that. bill: it looks fantastic. we'll see you guys in about

happening eight on stage and martha maccallum and bret baier moderating.iliar sights, the debate stage. watch. >> welcome to south carolina and the first republican presidential debate in the 2012 campaign. governor, you mentioned leadership, if you were president, you would have vetoed that bill? >> i will not eat barack obama's dog food. how will you turn this country around? >>ing nothing will turn america around more than election night when barack obama loses decisively. this is a question i take longer than 30 seconds, question of presidency. do you believe turkey belongs in nato? >> do they have america's best interest in mind? >> can you name what the federal government does that should should not do? >> yes, you want one? >> yes. >> brian: we want one and chris christie will be back. bret baier has been preparing, along with martha maccallum. bret, working out 4 a.m. this morning. >> it was early. energy is going. i hit the gym. >> brian: what are your thoughts about looking at past debates? >> it was a different weight class for me. this is the n

, i martha maccallum. he has been taking to the southwest, part of his trip was a visit to the grand canyon which he called one of the nine wonders of the world -- watch this. >> the grand canyon one of the earth's nine wonders of the world, literally. i said nine commits one of the seven wonders of the world. spiel and even more special. he's about to speak about

"the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: that's right.oon. 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

"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

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i'm martha maccallum. breaking right now on "the story," rex heuermann, the suspected serial killer who flew under the radar for years on long island in new york facing charges today as he faces murder charges in the grisly deaths of three young women. he also is the prime suspect in the murder of a fourth woman. their bodies with several others were found spread across a stretch of road near gilgo beach in a cold case that put that area on edge for over ten years and captured national attention. the attorney for heuermann's estranged wife will join us in moments. first to bryan llenas live outside that courthouse watching all of this unfold just moments ago in river head, new york. hi, bryan. >> hi, martha. what we just heard, the suffolk county direct attorney ray tierney explain what happened. there was a 30-minute delay. the two attorneys spoke with the judge and the preliminary conference hearing began, lasted 5-10 minutes. rex heuermann in his black coat suit, khaki pants, staring ahead with no emoti

now his remaining son is speaking out with in a series with martha maccallum.ble on fox nation. buster murdaugh gets a handle of the trial that gripped the nation and what he actually still thinks about his father. listen. >> i do not believe it was fair. >> why? >> i was there six weeks studying it. i thought it was a tilted table from the beginning. unfortunately a lot of the jurors felt that way prior to deliberating. it was predetermined prior to they heard any shred of evidence that was given in that room. >> gillian: moments we'll have reaction from judge pirro. first, nate foy with more details. >> his first and only interview since his father went to prison, bust or murdaugh says he thinks the jury got it wrong and he still thinks the real killer is out there. a jury convicted his father, alec, of murdering his brother paul and maggie in 2021. buster tells martha he's confused by some of the evidence presented at trial. he had this to say about his father. >> when i look up the definition of psychopath, someone that can completely get away with lying an

martha maccallum is here. here is a quote. that is your topic.ad a different one. when i read the article, i was thinking about you. you have a passion for education for younger people. you are also a good mentor to people and you have raised three good young people who are in the workforce. you have to make sure that they know that they've got that show up on time and suit up. you have to be in the office when you're expected to be. apparently it is not happening. >> and also goes to the information that we now have at this as a just a pandemic issue. it's been going on way before that. when employers are finding that an engineering and nursing and skilled labor jobs, people don't have the basic skills that in many cases these employers are saying they would expect them to have learned in high school. i say this all the time. i think it is so deeply important. we have a national crisis in this country. educating children, high schoolers, and college students with the skills that they need to do well. you've got people in the job spending three h

i'm here with tyrus and kennedy and martha maccallum. this is "the 5". we are getting insane video of a social media influencer giveaway gone wrong. a massive mob overtaking the streets and clashing with cops to meet popular youtubeer who promised to give out free play stations, computers and gift cards. video from the scene shows crowd setting up fire exit wishers in anticipation of his arrival and police dragging away members of the crowd. the anarchy intensified when fans surrounded his car blocking him from leaving. the car was forced to speed away with people clinging to his roof and chasing him down the street seemingly without having given anything away. no known injuries or arrests and police are urging people to avoid the area. when you saw this happen, did you have any idea this was a youtube giveaway? tyrus: it looked like a riot. when i hear the cringe word influencer, what did you influence? you influenced a riot. they giveaway stuff. this was all for media attention. a bunch of likes and follows on youtube and this happens when you give awa

bret baier and martha maccallum.orm president says he will tell them and the rest of us next week freyss. >> trace: jonathan hunt live for us. heritage foundation senior fellow jonathan isaacs. victoria great to have you on there. you saw jonathan's report or you heard it at least and the whole concept is you have the former president on the ground in iowa not really participating in a lot of things. is that a mistake. is that surprising to you? >> reporter: no, this is the same kind of political theater we have every four years, and i have to say i'm not sad not to be in iowa. i mean, as fun as it is this year, and to be working for a 501-c 3 and watching this from a little bit of a distance but you do point out a really interesting challenge for president trump which is does he engage, does he not engage. so that's the question that we're all going to be debating over the next couple of weeks. and that's a strategy for that campaign. >> trace: i wonder if, moving to a different topic, this picture released today by

moderator at the first gop debate martha maccallum. chris christie doesn't like the pledge.ust a useless idea. in all my life, we never had to have republican primary candidates take a pledge. the idea is you would support the republican whether you won or whether you lost. you didn't have to ask somebody to sign something. only the era of donald trump that you need somebody to sign something on a pledge. >> dana: so what do you think will happen? >> i think most of them will sign it. chris christie has said that he will sign it but do it in the same spirit that donald trump did back in 2015, which was yeah, sure, ill oh he sign it but i don't know if i'll stand by it. this is the rnc's debate and they set the criteria. it is their party that they are representing. they have the right to make these stipulations. if people don't want to participate under the course of the stipulations of the republican party that's their choice. >> bill: ronna mcdaniel says they'll hold them to it. if they don't do it will she allow them to get a leg on the stage? >> she will be following the

he told martha maccallum he believes his mother did not murder his mother and brothers. really killer is still out there and that keeps him up at night. the jury disagreed and convicted murdaugh. buster said his dad could be a psychopath but not for murdering anyone but for manipulating and lying to those around him. >> did you ever go there and say it's possible he did this? >> no, i think i hold a very unique perspective that nobody else in that courtroom held and i know the love i witnessed. >> the documentary has an inmatt look at the murdaugh families. and private never been seen videos. alex is serving 2 life sentences for the 2021 murders for covering up financial crimes. buster think that's a weak motive and the jury got it wrong. >> i think a lot of the jurors felt that way prior to when they had to deliberate. it was pre-determined in their minds before they heard any shred of evidence. >> buster told martha he gave the interview to clear up lies about his family and himself and including he was involved in the death of his gay classmate. >> i never had anythin

she puts the fox in fox news, host of the story, martha maccallum!lause] >> greg: he thought love is all you need, until he lost half his stuff. actor, writer and comedian jamie lissow! [cheers and applause] >> greg: she's a woman of the people, and those people are weirdos. fox news contributor, kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: and finally, black cats avoid him for bad luck. my massive side kick and the nwa world champion tyrus! >> greg:. >> greg: so this story involves a number of variables. you've got fights, brawls, you've got race. who's the expert here on this? kat? you haven't brawled in years. all right, tyrus. we had a conversation about this last night and you had a very interesting take on it. >> tyrus: well, the first thing, we don't talk about how much the pandemic has hurt us and we saw it because we've lost the ability to fight. i think everybody in here, that was the worst fight i've ever seen in my life across the board. and i used to blame bad fighting on white people but my people showed up and together everyone was out of

i'm jilgillian turner in washinn for martha maccallum tracking the storm. let's bring in robert maccallum. sheriff, thanks for taking time with us right now. i understand you have about 40,000 folks in your jurisdiction. how are you holding up? >> we're doing very well. we expected the worst. fortunately we didn't get the hurricane force winds as the people in the north the last two or three hours. we ended up on the right side and east side of the storm, which normally is even -- we've had a significant storm such in the cedar key and yankeetown areas. i think over 6.8 feet in the cedar key and those areas, which was close if not i believe -- that is slightly above our historic level. but not near what we expected. we were so thankful we didn't get the hurricane winds preceding the storm surges. we're actually now in search and rescue modes and starting to increase our security operations, which we will do for tonight and the next few days until we can get back to some semblance of normal. we were really spared and blessed. we had a very wonderful team in c

"the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. martha? >> thanks very much, mike and gillian. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. live on "the story." president trump arriving in the nation's capitol where he will face arraignment for the third time, this time on charges surrounding the effort to overturn the 2020 election. the gop frontrunner is facing 78 counts in three indictments. in an hour from now, he will appear in federal court with future court proceedings handled by a judge known as one of the toughest when it came to the january 6th cases. there's the 45th president of the united states, the current candidate for th

i'm martha maccallum. "the story," rex heuermann, the suspected serial killer who flew under the radar for years on long island in new york facing charges today as he faces murder charges in the grisly deaths of three young women. he also is the prime suspect in the murder of a fourth woman. their bodies with several others were found spread across a stretch of road near gilgo beach in a cold case that put that area on edge for over ten years

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 maccallum starts right now. >> martha: you never know what he's going to find downi 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 sar

martha maccallum and me, we are fine tuning the questions.o you x me? is that what you do? okay. so you at bret baier and you can send in your questions, suggestions. we might use one of yours. we are making these lumps of coal, polishing them into diamonds of questions for the debate. we don't know who's going to be on the stage yet but we're getting closer. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight that's it for yourr special report. fair balanced and still unafraid. the ingraham angle starts next. ♪ >> reporter: okay. >> . >> i'm laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle thanks for joining us tonight. more signs that democrat panic is building about joe biden's political viability and that it's driving top members of his cabinet to make really dumb moves. also in the angle we'll talk about that, but moments first. just when you thought that biden's justice department couldn't be any more of a laughing stock they surprise you. merrick garland must have thought that august 11th was

i'm martha maccallum. thanks for joining us.baier and i will be co-moderating that debate. we have interesting new fox news polls to chew over as we head in to this. look at this. all of the top contenders are within striking distance of president joe biden. he beats trump three points. you can see joe biden on the right.

"the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. martha? >> thanks very much, mike and gillian. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. live on "the story." president trump arriving in the nation's capitol where he will face arraignment for the third time, this time on charges surrounding the effort to overturn the 2020 election. the gop frontrunner is facing 78 counts in three indictments. in an hour from now, he will appear in federal court with future court proceedings handled by a judge known as one of the toughest when it came to the january 6th cases. there's the 45th president of the united states, the current candidate for the republican nomination making his way down the steps as he prepares for another afternoon in court. it's an extraordinary situation to say the least of a former president and someone who is currently running. we have amazing fox team coverage. we have dana perino, shannon bream and jessica tarlov. first, let's go to david spunt live outside the federal courthouse where we expect the former president will pull up a short time from now. hi, david. >> hi

i'm martha maccallum along with katie pavlik, jessica tarlov, pete hegseth and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york cityis i and thiss th is a five oh oh. >> what you know what you do. and then i think, you know, i know that you knew your dollars and it's taxing on him best man. best man. >> so that is part of the blue collar ballad is uniting people worldwide, even as the medidea to use it to divide rich men. north of richmond is the name of the song and it has defied gravity. asit's the number one spot on apple music's global chart, not just here in the us. and here's the reason why. look a t, the faces of people listening to this song for the first time, all races, all people, differentvernme backgrounds blown away by how much it resonates with thentm, how much they relate to it. >> oliver anthony's country ballad highlights the plight of working class people who struggle to make enough money while, as he puts it, the politicians enrich themselves. here just some of the reaction to this song. >> watch. this is a song america info general. rather. this is the anthemr ic from

coming up during the next half hour we will check in with our debate on raiders brett baier and martha maccallum will talk to

coming up during the next half hour we will check in with our debate on raiders brett baier and martha maccallum. we will talk to a number of experts including brit hume, harold ford and trey dowdy. >> kellyanne conway, karl rove and laura ingraham will get a prediction from sean hannity and a live report from the white house and from right here in hawaii. >> that is where we begin tonight. let's look at the final preparations. good evening, bill. >> dana, good evening to you. it goes without saying. there is a lot on the line for these candidates tonight. the first debate seemed to get the most attention during every campaign cycle. this means the debate tonight is a huge chance for these candidates to really make a first impression with voters who are watching at home. for those voters is the first time seeing all these candidates on stage together face-to-face debating ideas in person under the bright lights in front of a national audience. there will be chances for folks to have a breakout moment on that stage. likely because remember, it's not just republicans watching tonight. there will b

martha maccallum and bret baer, moderate. >> america is watching.'tim >> it's friday and that means it's time for fridaye follies. and for that, we turn to fox news contributor raymondd arroyh all right, raymond, i know ciu have an update on the extension of the covid madness in new york city. but first biden had his big try. lat i love saying that tri lat at camp david outside of south t koreogethea in, the u.s. stood together really to oppose china's expansionist plans. lika but once this trial got underway, it felt more like a cr iy that i yield to. >> who am i really to distinguish? >> the president of the republic of korea. >> we needed the voice of. god to tell us so we canr get ahead of the issues as they appear with the experience that we've experienced during excu. ndemic excuse me. this is falling off. at >> hey, good lord. what's falling off is anyst confidence the president can host an international gathering law. imagin image reaction, and at one point, his earpiece falls out at the endction. and he walf without saying goodbye to the two

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

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 th

the fox news moderator martha maccallum asked the candidates who among them believed in human—inducedonly the former arkansas governor asa hutchinson began to raise his hand. republicans would much rather talk about energy. and a return to oil from their campaign ads? hey, everybody. mike pence here. remember $2 a gallon gas? i do. and then, joe biden became president of the united states and launched his war on energy. we should be in the habit of energy addition. we want all forms of energy, we want to make sure we're not going to any other foreign countries to have to get our energy. we need to lower your gas prices. we are going to open up all energy production. i we will be energy dominant again in this country. - america would be the leading country on earth if we had a president who believed in our national energy resources. if we had that, we would rise to the top because we have more energy when you add oil, gas and coal. but the truth is america is pumping oil at a faster rate than ever before. us oil production is forecast to average an all—time high of 12.8 million barrels

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primary debate and actually i think law of nature that you cannot have an election night without martha maccallumthank you for joining us. this is what vexes me. what a daunting task that you have. i mean, i cannot think of anyone better than you or bret baier, i might slide? bill hemmer, i can't imagine anyone better on election night or debate night. how do you decide what to ask and of whom? what is that process like as you prepare? >> martha: first of all, thank you for that kind introduction, great to be with you. i 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 wa

eastern, martha maccallum and bret baier will be moderating, donbas miss a second. from afghanistan to east pale palestine, ohio and hawaii, maui in particular, president biden behavior lacks empathy. i don't know, did we expect it? he said he would have it, media defending him. d behind his name is for defense. >> kayleigh: the liberal media is determined to defend president biden as empathizer and chief, pushing empathy narrative since he took office. biden's empathy matches him to this moment. do you remember this gushing moment? how could you forget on cnn day before inauguration. >> it is almost like extensions of joe biden's arms embracing america, a moment where the new president came to town and convened the country in this moment of remembrance outstretching his arms. >> kayleigh: how sim pathetic can you be? pretty bad. president biden action speak louder than words with empathy. he was seen checking his watch during a ceremony for the 13 marines killed during his botched with deter afghanistan withdrawal. he promised to visit in february, to this day, he

getting close to the first gop debate that will be live next wednesday on fox news, hosting by martha maccallumannot wait, so many questions for all candidates and i want to see vivek rap around. we will talk about that on mornings with maria. that was the best. >> carley: iowa state fair about pork and politics, good one. there is a song that is so clever, lyrics are so clever calling out politicians in washington, d.c. going viral this morning. >> cheryl: it talks about serious issues in this song. now of course the song is "rich men north of richmond" viral hit by an unknown singer, listen to this. ♪ rich men north of richmond, they all want to have total control, want to know what you think, want to know what you do. >> cheryl: joe rogan has become a fan of this song. this singer is oliver anthony, an unknown singer and it was just rendition, vocals, talking about growing up working in a factory. he has come out and said this is not a political song, but of course cancel culture is going after him making it about politics. hes i am not political, joe rogan says i love the song, you can't fa

martha maccallum, donald trump's third indictment.ple's earnings report due out tomorrow and this. we are facing a unique presidential election. as things stand now, probably biden versus probably donald trump. a sitting president who may be headed for impeachment versus a past president headed for court. again, that is "my take" next. ♪ please ignore that. td ameritrade. award-winning customer service that has your back. -dad, what's with your toenail? -oh, that...? i'm not sure... -it's a nail fungus infection. -...that's gross! -it's nothing, really... -it's contagious. you can even spread it to other people. -mom, come here! -don't worry about it. it'll go away on its own! -no, it won't go away on its own. it's an infection. you need a prescription. nail fungus is a contagious infection. at the first signs, show it to your doctor... ... and ask if jublia is right for you. jublia is a prescription medicine used to treat toenail fungus. its most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness... ... itching, sw

affirming to an lgbtq child, they say that is not true and they discussed their lawsuit with martha maccallumre rejected is because we were very vocal in the fact that we are practicing catholics. >> we love one another as god has loved us. i would love that childlike my mother loved me when i did something wrong. >> we were shocked when we got the decision, but the real issue at stake here is whether or not religious families should be allowed to foster and adopt in massachusetts. massachusetts laws say yes, all people of faith can participate in society. >> kayleigh: kennedy, there are 200 million plus christians and add jewish parents, muslim parents, people with traditional belief, unfit to adopt? >> kennedy: it is unbelievable, i am disgusted by this anti-catholic bias temperature is pervasive in society. fbi tried to deny, they were targeting catholics for surveillance and they are putting politics over well being of children. that is unimaginable. so if you have another family and maybe they have sub-standard environment to raise kids, they are going to foster children because of their

primary debate and actually it is the law of nature that you cannot have an election night without martha maccallumthank you for joining us. this is what vexes me, what a daunting task that you have, i cannot forgive anyone better than you and bret baier, i might also slide and bill hemmer, i can't imagine anyone better on election night, how do you decide on debate night what to ask and of whom. what is the process like as you prepare. >> first of all, thank you very much for the kind introduction, it's always great to be with you. one of the things that i think about when i'm writing questions are people like you, how would trey ask this, how would people approach this who i admire in terms of their ability to question people. one of the things that you want to accomplish is to give people a chance to share with the audience what they would do to make the country better. then you have to get it from a political angle as well, there's a lot of strategy involved and how one of these people is going to jockey themselves into the contender and one of a couple of contenders who make it through the ear

martha maccallum is with us and i'm not going to ask if you agree with that prediction or not.ou okay with that? >> yeah, i mean, here's what i would say, you know, covering six presidential elections over the last six terms. so generally what it looks like in the summer in this period is not how it ends up. so i would agree with you there. i think that there will be a catalyst and there'll be some dynamic that changes what we're seeing now and could very well be what you're putting forward about president biden. he has a lot of weakness and has the lowest approval numbers that he's had i think throughout his entire presidency by at least one measure. conversely donald trump is as strong in many ways as he has ever been. even going back to 2016 and 2020 in support. these indictments the numbers tell us are making him stronger. 71% in that new york times sienna polls want to stick with the former president. you have such a unique situation because you almost have two incumbents running against each other. off sort of period of a break in the trump presidency four years forced by

brian: surviving son of alex murdaugh opens up about the murder of his mom and brother with martha maccallumuster murdaugh agrees his dad his psychopathic characteristics, he believes his dad is innocent . >> thanks for having me, in the fall of the house of murdaugh buster admits he is confused by some much the evidence. alec is serving two life sentences for murdering his son and wife. buster says he thinks they have a weak motive. buster describes the moment he describes his mother and son were killed and he insists he has no doubt his dad is innocent of murder. >> did you ever go there and say, maybe it is possible that he did this? >> no, because i think i hold a unique perspective nobody else in that courtroom held. >> busters he worries about his own safety because he thinks the real killer is still out there. you see it throughout the documentary, plenty of home video and behind the scenes trial footage and we get a look at the mind of alec murdaugh. he has a long history of lying to everybody around him and martha asked buster if he now thinks his father is a psychopath, here is the

that might ring a bell, that's where martha maccallum would be. by design, i assume, what is going on. >> reporter: it is by design. it is official business, makes it feel like a campaign stop. they will bang the drum about the administration of number one bragging point, the inflation reduction act. even the president has said he wished he quoted something else. in 2024, when he signed it into law, that is about is clean energy agenda. >> president biden: biggest step forward on climate ever, is going to allow us to boldly take additional steps to reach my climate goals. >> you mentioned the timing. cannot be ignored. the president stopping in milwaukee for the republican debate. this is president biden getting in his rebuttal for the republican candidates to lay their narrative down. many republicans for the sizing the president's main selling point. >> for american families, spending more and getting less. you saw the numbers from a year ago, july, 3% increase in groceries and energy costs for american families. >> there will be tax incentives

shannon: fox news channel, your home for first debate august 23 in milwaukee, bret baier and martha maccallummoderate at 9 p.m. eastern. ukraine counter offensive, hopes of strategy to end this war, live report on that next, plus knock-out round with fifa, the latest on the u.s. team when we come back. (ambience of room, crickets, scrolling content on phone) they're off from school, but not really home. images and videos. social media, fine-tuned to suck them in. and steal them away. alone you can't stop it. together we will. we have a plan. join us. ( ♪ ) >> shannon: ukrainian president zelenskyy presenting peace plan at summit of two dozen countries this weekend with one absence of russia. joining us live in kyiv fox news senior foreign affairs greg p palkot, with the beautiful church bells in the background. >> bells going on, not peace here. peace talks going on in saudi arabia wrapping up just about that, we'll get to those. to the war-like action happening here overnight. >> russia firing another wave of hyper sonic and cruise missiles and drones at locations throughout ukraine. blood b

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. ♪ >> martha maccallum joins us this morning and goes straight at it. do you think of the new revelations the bank accounts. >> i don't think we would know any of this if republicans hadn't had a much slimmer than anyone anticipated when in the house. i think they are to be commended for doing a diligent job at putting together the data on the oversight committee. we're going to talk to pat fouling a little bit later. what was julian back to reno pain four. three and half million dollars, what was she paying for, dissident let's use our leverage to deal with allies the not talking to friends in london are talking to ukraine, kazakhstan, china. they need to explain and how they got away with all this and how the department of justice was about to allow them off on this plea agreement without digging into the question of how they were doing all of this work overseas, clearly acting as foreign agents. remember devon archer we thought it was pretty cool we are putting together private equity fund that was going to help smooth the wheels of regulation to get

our own martha maccallum and bret baier will be there and bill hemmer and i will do a preview show.e're the warm-up act for you, bret? >> bret: it will be good. we're working on it. >> check this out here. >> negotiations about giving and taking. we weren't going to get five americans home without some battering and compromising with the iranians. >> dana: did the biden administration give away the store to one of the most dangerous regimes on earth? >> bret: the hits keep coming against joe and hunter biden. a newly obtained photo may show a tighter connection between the president and his son's business dealings. plus this. >> dana: giving a helping hand to people who really need it in hawaii. how one group is bringing in much-needed supplies. great news. you can use your va benefit to pay off your high rate credit card debt with a lower rate va home loan from newday. rates on credit cards have gone up to 22%. for late payments, as much as 30%, more than three times higher than a newday va loan. so pay off your high rate debt with a lower rate newday home loan, and you can save $5