i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum and this is the story. south carolina senators tim scott a potential ep candidate is here live has former president trump whittles down his list and announces when he's revealing his pickton clay travis and hillary clinton equating the day with the 2024 election. but first hunter biden may take a stand in his gun trial following an emotional day in court. his daughter naomi testifying she never saw her father do drugs when asked if she knows what that would look like, she answered i guess not. we are told the first lady who again sat in the courtroom appeared upset after naomi's testimony. president biden saying this about his son's legal battle. watch. >> will you accept the jury's outcome, the verdict the matter what is? >> yes. >> have you ruled out a pardon for your son? >> justice correspondent live outside the courthouse in wilmington delaware. david good afternoon. >> good afternoon. jurors sent home for the weekend a couple of hours early. the judge has to go over some paperwork and check out some t

. >> sandra: john roberts i'm centre smith peer the story with martha maccallum begins now. >> martha: they queue guys good afternoon everyone i'm martha maccallum and this is the story. we just heard it moments ago breaking now the prosecutors are beginning their rebuttal arguments in the hunter biden gun trial. dramatic moment in court where the prosecutor at 1 point pointed right where the first lady was sitting. judge jeanine pirro joins us on all of the scenes playing out right now. stunning new video just released by israeli officials. this video is incredible. the daring rescue of 4 israeli hostages you see on the screen. you will see the operatives as they burst into the room. they find 3 of the hostages huddled together. they were living in a residence surrounded by hamas. they were basically huddled on the floor. watch. unbelievable. absolutely incredible. the soldiers were hurrying to free these hostages to a waiting helicopter. there was lots of drama between that. a vehicle became unusable and they had to switch them to another vehicle. remember this woman, there she is c

that's where we find our own martha maccallum who joins me now. , set the scene for us, please. >> yep, i hear ya. i'm ready. stuart: okay. martha, i just introduced you. set the scene, please. >> hi there, stuart. it is so great to be with you. this has just been an absolutely extraordinary day here, and we watched all throughout today as world war ii veterans came by us, some walking, some in their wheelchairs into their place with their a families, with their grandchildren. and it was a very moving ceremony as this played out. you know, we heard from president biden, he talked about a the commitment if to democracy, he talked about a never turning your back on democracy. he talked about a ukraine and the threat that it faces from russia. you know, we look at it both in terms of the 80th anniversary, what happened here, the strength and courage and bravery that it took on the part of these 18, 19, 20-year-olds in order to be the tide that a pushed hitler back. once this invasion happened, it was clear that germany had no offensive power left in i

. >> the story with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: thank you very much, good afternoong story right now. sources tell us that eight suspected terrorists with ties

. >> sandra: john roberts i'm centre smith peer the story with martha maccallum begins now. >> marthaod afternoon everyone i'm martha maccallum and this is the story. we just heard it moments ago breaking now the prosecutors are beginning their rebuttal arguments in the hunter biden gun trial.

. >> the story with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: thank you very much, good afternoon everybody on martha maccallum and this is the very chilling story right now. sources tell us that eight suspected terrorists with ties to isis are now in a u.s. custody, they were taken down in new york, los angeles and philadelphia. what were they doing there? what were they up to? every bit of this reporting is deeply concerning. they came across at the southern border after supposedly being "vetted". b. it was discovered they had ices ties and c, when was her discussing bombs or bombings which a new york post source linked to the -- likened to the boston bombing in 2013 at the marathon. they are reportedly from there she could stand, the group from there, another group from there, a country which borders afghanistan was linked to the vicious terror attack at a russian concert hall that killed more than 140 people dressed in march. chris ray has been quite clear, every chance he guides, he is a warning america that this could happen here at any time. >> now, increasingly concerning

protein. (♪) but not least we are excited to share with a new show on fox nation june 28 hosted by martha maccallum world war ii veterans from normandy about their recollections of war and why their final journey to such a historical site is so important to them eight decades later. martha we were recently there with the coverage on d-day is that when you talk to these veterans? >> yes we had the 75th anniversary and a few of them we were also at the event with them which everyone said was the last time anyone would come back but i wouldn't be surprised if these gentlemen were at the next one and one had his hundredth birthday yesterday he fought deeper into france later in the war and was a decorated hero for holding off a whole area during the battle of the bulge. they were about to lose that so is extraordinary i met him when we did the iwo jima book. he fought in iwo jima and faked his birth certificate to say he was 16 years old we could get in so he is only 97. is one of the younger guys there but these men are so extraordinary and they have such lessons and what pains me is to a man they all

we're fortunate to have martha maccallum in normandy joining us today and in-house historian on all theseiew a world war ii veteran. let's listen here. >> the only ones that can understand you is if you are a combat vet. i have had ptsd that i've had all my life and never go away until you're gone. as long as people remember the vets are still around the guys feel good about it. some of the memories are good, some are bad. some are happy, some are sad and so that's all part of life. >> dana: from your front row seat your reflections now. >> well, it has been a remarkable day here. it was beautiful. we had these absolutely spectacular flyovers over these 9,000 crosses behind me and it was a momentous event and so moving the way that they orchestrated it. they were bringing the veterans, whether they were walking or in wheelchairs with their escorts and their back drop was the ocean. as if they were coming over the hill and landed d-day over the berm and onto the stage. that was breathtaking. it is so moving to see their families with them. some of them have great grandchildren who are visi

martha maccallum at the story starts right now. >> martha: thank you both very much. i'm martha maccallum and this is the story. former president trump about to hold a rally in virginia, a tight race right now. he's trying to become the first republican presidential candidate to win the state in 20 years. biden won by ten points last time around. we will see what he has to say. we expect in any moment and will take you there. clearly he will reflect on last night's debate, which was very consequential in many ways, not grade ways for joe biden. we will talk about that quite a bit. the president also on the campaign trail in north carolina trying to clean up on aisle 5, and he worked hard at that this afternoon to get a bounce back from a very difficult night last night. here's some of the reaction to last night in the media, after the debate. >> the biggest issue he had to prove to the american people was he had the energy and stamina, and he did not do that. >> how long do we continue to act like we did not see what we just saw last night? >> every aid i've spoken to

. >> sandra: mike >> john: fox team coverage starting now martha maccallum with analysis. >> sandra: starting with peter doocy on the white house north one of the president's remarks, peter. >> white house officials with all this talk about ukraine at g7 they want the world to know they have given ukraine the okay to use u.s. weapons against russian targets inside russia but we have this new map from the study of the institute of war, excuse me which shows 84% of the weapons the u.s. is giving the ukraine can't be used against targets there for example the u.s. weapons cannot hit any russian airbases in russia or the majority of russian air defenses. the biden team is hoping to lock in their support overall for ukraine with the new agreement a few minutes from now. they're hoping to make it harder for future presidents including may be trump to leave ukraine hanging. >> we are committing to support ukraine as it builds up its defenses for the next ten years. this is a demonstration to vladimir putin that he cannot outlast ukraine. he can't outlast us, he can't outlast all of ukraine'

pete, if you could hold on for a moment martha maccallum is joining us from normandy who is there for the ceremonies and the speeches and how about the president of the united states today in this moment, martha? >> well, i think it was a speech obviously that got a good response in the audience. he spoke about making the world free from tyranny. we will not back down. we will always support the cause of democracy. there is a lot of questions around that in terms of what the commitment is around ukraine. how does the president really approach the question of aggression from russia? does he think that we're in a 1938, 1939 scenario where the aggression in china and russia is something that will be continuous and that we need to address on a scale of what we stand for and who we are? you know, i'm not sure that he was definitive in terms of a call to duty that is clear especially when you look at how the ukraine aid has been very measured, they ask for something, we say no, give it to them down the road and we have this situation where we have allowed them to use weapons that range into

on set with us is brett hume and martha maccallum following this for a long time.this is momentum and a consequence of the new justices over the past few years. >> not only that but the consequences that federal agencies repeatedly have overstepped and overreached and left citizens in the situation where they had to fight the agency and its own judges, and then take the matter to court if they could afford to. it was interesting what she just said about this association that took care of the legal proceedings for them so she -- she couldn't have mounted this case without the help she got. that gives you an idea how big a deal and how powerful these agencies have become. >> bret: conservatives have fought for this a long time. these cases was the way to do it and now a resolution. >> when you hear people in the trump world and conservative circles talk about dismantling the administrative state, this is what they are talking about. the role regulatory agencies play in individual's lives and small businesses that constantly have to battle fending off agencies. think

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cannon firing] [applause] >> so the president is leaving the stage, so is president macron and martha maccallumtaking this in front and center. we were watching from the couch in new york. martha, your take from the ceremony? >> martha: we just watched intense flyover at the end of the 21-gun salute. i don't think there is a dry eye in the house. missing man formation. think of the pilots who flew the skies and how many were lost in early days of the normandy invasion. it is a very stirring, stirring ceremony here that we have witnessed. we just watched president biden speak forcefully about democracy. he said when it is our turn, will we stand up to tyranny, yes, we will. he called out russia and their invasion of ukraine. much will be said in the analysis about efforts being made to achieve that goal successfully. he said clearly that the allies are strong, that nato is think stro. he talked about addition of f finland and sweden and i think it was message in sync with emmanuel macron. he did not say that europe must join in forceful fashion as the united states because it is so important. i

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stuart: martha maccallum with me this tuesday morning -- wednesday morning.hank you for bailing me out. will the emotional pressure lead to more cognitive decline for the president? >> certainly could. we've seen recent reporting that this whole issue with his son hunter was weighing on him very heavily and he thinks about it all the time and he has another big case as you mentioned coming up in california. in just a few weeks and keep in mind, as a son who loves has father by all accounts, he could have pled guilty on these things and could have handled these things and pushed them a bit to the side and taken responsibility rather than dragging everyone through all of these court cases, and i think that that juneteenth video is very telling and he is clearly distracted, many of these events are difficult for him and i think the rebellion from democrats is open. i mean, they're like this far from saying let's get someone else, i think. so it's a -- is it just get him across the finish line like ben domenech was saying in the sound byte you were playing and ka

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along with harold ford jr., jesse watters, martha maccallum, and greg gutfeld.is 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." the white house is pumping out spin so dangerously deluded on biden's latest brain freeze that it would make kim jong un blush. for the third time in a week, joe biden joe biden frozen public. the president seen gazing motionless at the crowd during a glitzy fund-raiser in los angeles saturday night. forcing his former boss, barack obama to gingerly lead the old man off the stage like it was bedtime. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: the white house and democrats don't want to do believe your own eyes. they are aggressively pushing back on the notion that our dear leader would ever mentally slip in public by calling it "cheap fakes." >> secretary jean-pierre: this is something from your part of the world. the manipulated videos. it is again done in bad faith. let's not forget, president obama, president biden have a relationship. they are friends. they are like family to each other. i think that is what you saw. let's talk about juneteenth. jus

i'm martha maccallum. we're learning more about this suspect who was accused of assaulting a teenager in a terrifying attack in a park in queens, new york in broad daylight. the 25-year-old migrant from ecuador entered the united states illegally in 2021, crossing at eagle pass, texas, how many live shots and reports have we seen from there? he was one of the individuals who came across there in 2021. it's nearly 2000 miles from this quiet park in queens, new york. but we know that all of these folks are being sent all over the country. every state is now essentially a border state dealing with this problem. there is also the illegal immigrant arrested this week in the murder of rachel morin, the mother of five was raped and murdered while she was hiking near her family's home in maryland. that suspect captured more than 1200 miles away in tulsa, oklahoma thanks to dna that was recovered in los angeles where he was accused of attacking a 9-year-old girl. >> bill: for the white house, president biden walkin

. >> we will watch martha great to see you martha maccallum joining us today thanks we are getting startedare staying on the recap of last night's jaij showdown cnn presidential debate hear from kellyanne conway, stuart varney will join me we worked at cnn together stuart and i giving our thoughts on debate from cnn perspective you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. . ♪ , i need it, yeah. i need it ♪ . . daughter: alright. dad: side to side. when you work with someone who knows a lot and cares even more... you can do this. ...you're unstoppable. (♪) wow... are you kidding me? you can do this. at truist, we believe the same is true for banking. good morning, georgia. we're so happy to be in this great state and be with all of you today. making history, showing the united states and the world how to properly care for our heroes who cared for us we're here to break ground on our newest veterans village. it■ll house ninety of our heroes it is in a state of dilapidation. and we are going to be performing a full renovation of this property in houston, we're abl

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and martha maccallum wrote books about this and done specials on this.cutive order went into effect 24 hours ago. do migrants worry about it? they johnson, dhs secretary under president obama, he will weigh in. and hunter biden's hearing will take place. word is prosecution could rest today. who never rests is judge jeanine, she will be fired up. first aulso we'll have james patterson and stewart holden and i want to remind you, get your coffee, fox ready to go. time to go to the couch and wait for the others. steve, where are the other two? this is where i sit? >> steve: where is the other one? we have a noble purpose. our purpose is not just closing a loan. we want to do whatever is best for the individual service person. we want to be known as america's mortgage company for veterans and active duty service people, and they and their families. we're the ones that are there to help them. people are doing hard, arduous, difficult, dangerous things. some of them are giving their lives right now today for the freedoms that we have here in this country. the

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our martha maccallum, anchor and executive editor of "the story" is in normandy and there this morning. we got to see so many of those world war ii veterans we're blessed to have among us. >> it was an extraordinary ceremony this morning. the sun was shining, the shadows that get thrown across this amazing american cemetery in normandy are just very stirring to a person there is nothing like actually being here and walking among these crosses and seeing the names of young men etched in them and under each name is the state they come from. as you walk through this cemetery idaho, south dakota, california, new jersey, pennsylvania, suddenly there is a story behind each one of these names and these young men who are lost and who gave the last full measure of devotion as abraham lincoln once said. this is a story of incredible american fortitude, resilience, strength at a time when really americans didn't want to go to war initially. it took pearl harbor to get americans behind the idea that we had to enter world war ii and the amount of machinery that we sent to england was unprecedented.

. >> laura: here is what one d-day vet told martha maccallum. >> what do you think about the state ofuth? >> yeah. >> i feel like a foreigner in my own country lots of times and i don't like it, makes my heart heavy. too much hollywood going on in washington all the time. important subjects they don't cover. i hope guys will rally up and go back and straighten it all out. >> laura: your reaction to that. >> pete: i love that spirit, rally up the boys and go take care of it. that is what vets are thinking. would you want your kids or grandkids to serve and it was previously automatic, absolutely, and now they go, i'm not so sure. do i want them serving under this leadership? what has our country turned our back on the warriors and on believing in itself? that is why i end the book with a letter to my sons, whether i would want them to serve. we have one military, if this thing goes helplessly woke, we're in trouble, our enemies are chomping at the bit. i want peace, peace through strong military that is capable and that is why i wrote the book. >> laura: congrats on "war on warriors" a

i'm martha maccallum. this is "america's newsroom." this group of neighbors basically knew the bodega where they expected he would return as they did. they stopped him as soon as he came out and held him down between two vehicles until the police arrived. the "new york post" calling it a town haul. authorities are looking for him since thursday. that is the day that the police believe that this man went into a park, found a 13-year-old girl hanging out with her friend, had a machete that he says he found, held them at knife point, raped this poor young girl in broad daylight and the nypd are now praising these neighbors for the action and the courage that they showed. >> the community, we put the picture out. tips started coming in. when you think about these kids, how courageous they were to help us to give a sketch artist. the whole city said no, the community stepped in, they made it -- they tried a little street justice and we made the apprehension. the city needs this. we had -- >> bill: might be more street justice around here. n

i am trace gallagher and for martha maccallum.licans railing -- and his response over the pandemic. it is called the scandal of the pandemic. first, hunter biden in court today for the first of his 2 federal trials this 1 on untried -- gun charges a delaware. he pleaded not guilty in both cases after a plea deal with the feds fell apart last year. he is now facing a total of more than 100 -- more than 40 years in prison. the first lady in the courtroom today. the president is not there but put out a statement saying he loves and respects his son. fox news legal editor carrie bob is standing by. burst to the justice correspondent davis is at the courthouse in wilmington. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon trace. president biden is about 15 minutes from here at the biden's wilmington home getting updates from aid and staying in close contact with the trace: first lady and others. he will speak with hunter several times a day for updates. they are still in the jury selection process it is only the first date. they start with

i'm martha maccallum and this is the story. coming up clay travis is here. ari fleischer senator tom cotton consistently on the shortlist for trump spee p. we'll ask him about that and a lot more. but first breaking moments ago kathryn princess of wales announcing she will make her first public appearance tomorrow since this shocking news back in march that she had cancer. >> it has taken us time to explain everything to george charlotte, in a way that's appropriate for them and to reassure them that i'm going to be okay. as i said to them i am well and getting stronger every day by focusing on the things that will help me heal. in my mind body and spirit. >> we remember that day. that was a big surprise. she has just done it again with this message much more positive and this photo released on social media. beautiful photo taken at windsor. she says she will attend tomorrow the celebration of king charles' official birthday. though she writes quote i am not out of the woods yet. i am making good progress, and there a picture of her standing in the woods. at

house ways and means chair referring hunter and james biden for criminal prosecution, martha maccallumthe world stage on this d-day? and congressman darrell issa or, he's in normandy, he's going to jump out of a plane to commemorate the 80th anniversary of storming the beaches in normandy. the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ call on me, valerie. ♪ call on me, valerie ♪ (traffic noises) (♪) .. at enterprise mobility, we guide companies to unique solutions, from our team of mobility experts. because we believe the more ways we all have to move forward. the further we'll all go. (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're different. (other money manager) how so? (fisher investments) we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client'' best interest. (fisher investments) so we don't sell any commission-based products. (other money manager) then how do you make money? (fisher investments) we have a simple management fee, structured so we do better when our clients do better. (other money manager) your clients really come first then, huh? (fisher investme

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drawn up robert's, with martha, she is in normandy, france tuesday good afternoon everybody in martha maccallum and missus 'the story' live from the american cemetery in normandy france where tomorrow we will commemorate the 80th anniversary of operation overlord, d-day, was in 150,000 allied forces landed on the beaches here to turn back the nazi hold on to europe. later this hour, another cure of world war ii. 96-year-old ronald roll do, i just 16 he found a way around the navies age requirement, bravely fighting and surviving injuries as a teenage boy. he says you comes to normandy because of the friends that he lost and also because of some of the nightmares he still has about his fallen hero buddies. >> people might think you're squarely when you talk about of the guys to back up from the grave but it's realistic to me and i'm just lucky. a lot of the guys were not as lucky as i was. and i appreciate every day of it and i honor all the guys in the pacific theatre, m. just honored my brothers over here. >> martha: it more of the interview later but for us is good to the breaking news right

. >> martha: alright thank you guys good afternoon everyone i am martha maccallum in new york this is the story. monitoring the white house briefing after reports president biden is set to announce a massive relief program for undocumented immigrants. it would be the largest such program in over a decade and would offer hundreds of thousands legal status if they had been married to an american citizen for at least 10 years. the move would come less than 5 months from the presidential election and days before the very consequential upcoming jun. at a time when the current president is bleeding support from latino voters." voting block he says he needs for victory. >> i need you, i need you badly. desperately need you're help because, look there are only 6 or 7 states that will turn down this election that her tossup states this is 1 of them. >> the president desperate for those votes by his own admission there. jason, tommy lan mike pompeo all on the story today but first let's go to first national correspondent bill hello. >> reporter: martha hackett afternoon to you. as we wait to he

. >> martha: thank you very much, good afternoon, i'm martha maccallum and this is 'the story'. breaking right now cake a migrant from ecuador closed -- charged in the raping a 13-year-old girl here in queens, new york in a park in the middle of the afternoon. making his first court appearance any moment. he is accused of holding the girl and the 13-year-old boy at knife point, tying them up with shoelaces and stealing their cell phones. the attack happened last week at a park in queens? he is accused of raping to this young girl and this attack, it is a horrific, heinous story and we will see how this plays out. new video shows what happened when people in the neighborhood recognized him, the housing the police photos and sketches, took them down outside of bodega, of the rather tumbling video but of this is an extorting area seen. waited for him to come out, 10,000 dollar reward for this and they held him until the police got there. all over these development in the story, you joins us now, hello eric. >> he should not have even been here in the first place. this aspect is chr

. >> sandra: let's bring in martha maccallum now, anger and executive editor of "the story." been anchoring that show from there all week. welcome to you. just an incredible morning it was. what is it been like for you on the ground covering this? >> and kestan to be with you. it has been amazing to be back in normandie. i covered the 7,010th anniversary 5 years ago. that was referred to at that time as the final reunion. these men are incredibly resilient. there are men that we have met this week who are 100, 102, 104 even. many of them walked across the stage today. one of the most dramatic moments to me was the way that they represented. they walked up with their escorts with the ocean behind them. it felt as if they were coming up over the cliff as they joined their brothers in arms on the podium. they were just so many moving moments. i think when i listen to those speeches by world leaders, one of the biggest questions that i think it raises for all of us -- it has raised actually in the initial scenes in "saving private ryan" which have always made me tear up in the fi

isn't martha maccallum going? we're going to have a presence there.a local cemetery will drill it in into too for your kids to understand. rachel: good point. pete: moving on but hard to hit a higher note than that, 24 illegals arrested after trespassing on private if property. among them, a 12 and 9-year-old traveling alone? rachel: poor things. pete: lieutenant christopher oliveras is sounding the alarm. will: but first, here's brian with kill immediate what with what's coming occupy on one nation. brian: brian kilmeade if here, coloradan kellyanne conway, also on our show, chris rufo is going to break down what's happeningen to our college campuses, how we all should have seen this uprising coming with palestinian pro-hamas, and riley gaines. even's talking about paying college athletes. what about the other sports? non-revenue sports in she weighs in on that. only if you watch "one nation. c oo" be there. date early. there are because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10° cooler, all night long. for a limited time, save up to $500 on select tempur-ped

. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum, this is "america's newsroom." this afternoon president biden will mark the 12th anniversary of daca with a new policy rewarding some migrants who came to the united states illegally. >> bill: that will block deportations for half a million people married to u.s. citizens as well as 50,000 of their kids. it applies to people who have lived here for at least ten years and that excludes anyone with prior deportations. >> martha: the action coming less than five months before the presidential election where the border, of course, could be a deciding factor . former acting dhs secretary chad wolf thinks it's about optics. >> it certainly will be a challenged. the timing you indicated is really important here. obviously just five months from an election the president is taking action, executive action not to secure the border or not to put more enforcement measures to protect americans at the border but to allow folks that came here illegally work authorization and other benefits. it is telling about the timing here. i

agency both of you good afternoon everybody i am martha maccallum and this is the story. this is a very big and important story. iran is reportedly at spending their nuclear program at a rate that was not fully understood on's -- until some new issues and effects came to light. that just as its proxy terror group the largest and most powerful one it has hesbollah ramps up their rocket does rocket attacks. this facility could soon triple their production of rich uranium it could be turned into fuel for nuclear bombs according to a new report in the washington post. state department of foreign policy correspondent julia turner gives us what we need to know to get up to speed on the situation reporting live from the state department hi julian. >> hi martha. u.s. and israeli intelligence agencies have new information about a computer modelling system the iranian regime as required. dutch acquired. we are learning for all intensive purposes it's meant to help them produce nuclear weapons and produce them more quickly. take a listen to what matt miller said just now to a questi

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i remember seeing sean once on with, when he was in office with i think martha maccallum and he had grown a beard, it was like november, and he just looked awful and i was like oh, my gosh! so anyway, he was getting the same kind of feedback from his wife, but he's on a roll, todd. todd: to that point though i'd be scared to see the conversation jill has with joe if that's the case. rachel: [laughter] pete: very different. but to this point -- rachel: like talking to a toddler. todd: if that. look, that was a great message for the people of mar-a-lago. he needs to lather, rinse, repeat that exact same message in detroit because let's be real he's going to win mar-a-lago. i feel extremely confident whereas detroit where he's going today he lost 94% to 5% in 2020. he's not going to win detroit. let's be real but if he can chip away at those numbers with the speech that is the carbon copy of that telling the people, everybody is going to be better under a trump second administration than they are currently, like they were doing well under a trump one, he can drive home that point and chip aw

i'm gillian turner in for martha maccallum. this is the story. another young life brutally cut short in america once again investigators say the suspects are men who crossed the border into the us illegally. 12-year-old jocelyn found dead in a creek in houston friday pick the feds tell fox to make venezuela man charged in her murder were arrested then released by border patrol in the last few months. feds confirming the suspect in the rape and murder of rachel morin 37-year-old mother of 5 in maryland made it into the country as a so-called got away. after border patrol and tried to send him back to mexico 3 separate times. here's also this. the suspect in the rape of a 13-year-old girl in new york city arrested and released after crossing the border illegally. a judge ordered him deported more than 2 years ago. obviously he never was. we have marc thiessen and richard fowler standing by who will join us next. but first we'll go to senior correspondent mike tobin reporting live from chicago this afternoon. hi mike. >> with the release of mugshots

the story with john like max before good afternoon everyone, i martha maccallum and the sun "the storyre about to get a live event at the white house, we expect the president will be in front of that podium very shortly chemically know that the pool has gathered in that room and you can see some of the activity picking up so that will happen momentarily. we expect that he will announce a massive release program from -- for undocumented migrants we are going to talk about that and we'll get some details from him in just a moment and we will begin. it happens the as much of the chatter surrounding the president this week has been about these written videos of him wear he appears to be frozen sort of in place and get a nudge from somebody nearby. know the white house, karine jean-pierre, turned these cheap fix addressing that they were altered, that they were manipulated, of these videos. but must be very clear, they were mack so we will play for you exactly as they took place these unedited videos and you can take a look for yourself. this is a juneteenth events at the white house last w

good afternoon everyone i'm martha maccallum and this is the story. a live look at atlanta we are hours away from the first 2020 for a face-off between president biden and former president donald trump. any moment now president biden expected to arrive in atlanta. we saw marine one takeoff 1:50 pm or so we will watch for him to arrive obviously a very big night for both of these men. former president and current president. you can watch tonight this cnn debate right here live on fox beginning to end the coverage from 11. the trump campaign says today he is feeling ready, feeling confident. the biden team is fact checking already the former president before he said a word. they debated four years ago we all remember that night but there are some big differences in the way this is going to look and sound tonight including mute buttons to cut off candidates won their time is up. in moments we will talk to carolyn levitt the national press secretary for trump's campaign. burst to correspondent on the scene aisha. aisha. >> reporter: -- >> martha: i am not

. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum. they say the suspect was armed with a machete when he approached a 13-year-old boy and girl and forced them into a secluded area of the park where he tied them together by the wrists and sexually assaulted the girl. this is an absolute nightmare for any parents who want to give their children enough freedom to walk around the neighborhood a bit. eric shawn has more in our newsroom. hi, eric. >> hello. it is just horrific. imagine this, two teenagers in a park in broad daylight, girl and boy as you say, 13 years old playing in the park where officials say the crisis at the southern border potentially caused a horrific crime. now they say an illegal immigrant from ecuador is a person of interest suspected potentially of this rape and assault. the police source says this photo shows the man who is shirtless and missing a shoe after people saw him on the street about 1:00 this morning and held him for the cops. the police had released a sketch and photo of the suspect in this case and peo

let's bring in martha maccallum.st be driving the biden people crazy. >> i would imagine because they have put -- good morning. they have put so much effort. you can tell that every single surrogate is pounding this over and over again. you must be very afraid of a future trump presidency. that is clearly the message that they are hammering. you look at this. what has happened here is these lawsuits against trump have swung some people in the other direction in terms of the institutions in the country that they see failing or not behaving the way they should. you look at especially these two new york trials, i think they swayed a lot of people in terms of what fairness is from the justice department. so i think you will see tonight that when president biden goes there, you will see former president trump sort of push back on those notions. i was talking to dennis quade the other day. he said i'll vote for trump. i voted for a lot of democrats in the past. vote for trump this time around. when i watched those cases it

martha maccallum did such a brillian job of bringing the commentary of those who are 100 years old.1-year-old young men running into fire. now here we are 80 years later and fewer than 100,000 out of millions who fought in that war. >> gillian: one of the last years. >> bill: we have a day that is absolutely beautiful on the normandy coast and as the president gets ready to take the podium. we'll see how he fits his comments to democracy today and what freedom means and what it meant back then when the brits, americans, french and others were able to lead their bay into the battle of the bulge and take on the nazis before going into berlin and finally ending this war. and finding adolph hitler a victim of suicide in his own bunker. this is the moment, joe biden in france. >> president biden: alas the hour had come, dawn, 6th of june, 1944. the wind was pounding as it is today, always has against these cliffs. 225 american rangers arrive by ship, jumped into the waves and stormed the beach. they could see -- all they could see was the outline of the shore and enormity of these cliffs

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