i mean and let me start with mckay coppins mckay has written a really intriguing it's a fascinating read. if you haven't a chance to pick it up. i really encourage to do that and he has written, as you about senator romney and his history as a politician and his history as a family man, as a man faith and he as he's really gotten some intimate details that a lot of times book biographer don't get. so my first question, mckay, is your research for the biography of senator romney in your research you gave him access he gave you access to personal journals emails and interviews with him family, members and colleagues. what do you think the senator to sit with you and authorize your use of his answers and deeply held personal views about trump and other elected officials? why do you do it? what was he trying to do unburden himself? yeah. thank for being here and thank you for the question. i his. he had a mix of motivation. and like all politicians do when they cooperate for a biography or profile. and i do think it's important as a writer to understand motivations at the outset. they often

it was not meant, as mckay said, to be a political power play. it was not designed to subjugate your fellow citizens and to dominate the world. you that's just not what the orthodox understanding of christianity has ever been. the second thing i would say is i have a friend, curtis chang, who has put together this that that he and russell, david french and some others have tried to get into to some colleges in some churches. and the thrust of their of their argument is that for christians the question when it comes to political engagement is not the what what policies do you support? it's not who who are you voting for? it is the how how do you engage faithfully as a christian with people around you with whom you often might disagree, maybe even disagree vehemently? because the funny thing is scripture have a lot to say about the what or, the who. it has a lot to say about the how. right. and those those teachings are quite unambiguous. final thing, i would say there has been this false choice and it has been a criticism leveled at me from people

so nan mckay, who was involved in in the decision making process to hire them.at you said it was a competitive rfp. does the people that are involved in the decision making or the rfp process, do they look at the background and the history of the corporations or organizations that you're looking at? because in, you know, according to a 2016 report from illinois answers project, the chicago housing authority had removed nan mckay as a manager as their housing choice voucher program, because it failed to meet the contract requirements. and that was three years before we decided, you know, the housing authority decided to hire them. so what kind of process do you all go through when you're going through your rfp process? so as a competitive bid process, what you are allowed to look at is the information that is provided in front from, the bidder in their proposal that is the information that a panel may may judge the applicant upon. and those are rules. those are requirements. so they don't do any you don't do any background like what's their track record. have the

mckay, your book on mitt romney is excellent. people should read it to help understand the republican party here to thank you both so much for joining me today. appreciate it. >>> congressman adam schiff is standing by in the studio. i will ask him about the new indictments facing trump allies and the former president a brazen call for absolute immunity. that conversation is coming up in just 60 seconds. stay right where you are. are. power e*trade's easy to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities, while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. e*trade from morgan stanley >>> okay. here is a sign of the times we are living in. one day before donald trump's lawyers made the preposterous claim he is immune from prosecution for trying to steal the election, we learned is also an unindicted co- conspirator for trying to do the same thing in two states, two pretty important ones. arizona and michigan. that is not too much and he has also be

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sean mckay? yes, we had mentioned that by samuel of a previous deal in 2017, which seemed to collapse for ip to take a state in the, in the existing port, the bubble wrap ports. there's an argument that some of the land it's been done one . but once before, and tell us with regard to this particular plan, your understanding is this just enable base or is it also a commercial port? because i sort of seen different views on this. dave is thank you very much for having me festival. ah, that's an interesting question, but i disagree. i don't think it's the case of someone's being but and kind of country hasn't been bent. i think what we see, what we've seen is that so mining, then an s t o p are all ready to actually be a pioneer in africa. they've shown africa and the well that they're ready to collaborate on a win win principal to ensure prosperity, peace, and development in the region. they want to show the, well, actually, africans can work together. and by working together, we will achieve our g

our annabelle: asia stocks and credit report or georgina mckay. into the morning session so far it was really -- what is really standing out to us is the move in bonds. overnight, following that hotter than expected u.s. inflation print, it was a very swift repricing, through. traders now seeing the fed waiting until after the northern hemisphere summit to cart. we'll yields surging across the curve, particularly the front-end. the 20-year hitting 4.5% for the first time in months. you can see the yields moving higher. a quick check on korean equities as we head into the open. you are looking for a drop. it is that moving in wall street, plus, south korea's president suffering a big loss in the parliamentary vote. annabelle: this is "daybreak: asiaannabelle: ." we are counting down to asia's major market opens. it's about the market reaction this morning to the u.s. inflation print, watching the japanese yen in particular touching 153 in the prior session. a bit of pushback from japanese government officials. but will traders really be paying atte

mckay, your book on mitt romney is excellent. people should read it to help understand the republican party. thank you both for joining me. >>> adam schiff is standing by. i will ask him about the new indictments basin trump allies and the former president's calls for absolute immunity. that's coming up in 60 seconds. and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. >>> okay, here's the sign of the times we are living in. want a before trump's lawyers made the preposterous claim he's immune from prosecution for trying to steal the election, we learned he's an unindicted co-conspirator for trying to do the same thing and two states. arizona and michigan. not to mention he has been charged for the same scheme in georgia. as my next guest quote these came together in the january 6 insurrection. and insurrection of trump and cited to disrupt the lawful count of electoral votes and attempt to hold onto power propelled by

lisa: david mckay with the new york times, thank you.: august 12, 2020 two, salman rushdie, one of the world's best-known riders, was attacked and nearly killed by young man with the knife. now rushdie has written of that harrowing day and all that's followed in a new book. he spoke recently to jeffrey brown for our arts and culture series, canvas. jeffrey: as we sit here a little more than a year and a half after the attack, how are you? >> i'm surprisingly good. i mean, it's surprising to myself certainly, but also actually surprising to quite a lot of the army of doctors that i've been involved with, many of whom have said that the recovery is much in excess of what they would have expected. jeffrey: the knife attack, 15 stabs, came at the chautauqua institution in western new york, during a public talk on, of all things, the importance of keeping writers safe. it left salman rushdie near death. he would lose the use of his right eye and suffer numerous other injuries to his hand, and, chest and abdomen, , and undergo multiple surgeri

that's it. >> and again, that was morgan mckay reporting. former publisher of the national enquirer took the witness stand today before court adjourned for the day. he will be back on the stand tomorrow. >> dozens gathered in tel aviv for the beginning of passover to join and support the families of hostages who are still in captivity in gaza. they gathered in what's known as hostages square, where families have been meeting since the attack back on october 7th. israel says militants are still holding about 100 hostages and the remains of more than 30 others. organizers set up a table with place settings to represent the number of captives remaining in gaza. >> we are doing this at the hostages square to unite together with a saying that we cannot celebrate anything that has to do with freedom when we have hostages in gaza. >> passover is a jewish holiday meant to symbolize freedom that commemorates the biblical story of the exodus of ancient israelites from slavery in egypt , and the head of israel's military intelligence has resigned over

the until mckay. and uh, these are the top stories on elders are these rarely um uses a suspected trone has it the rid see result, city of a lot. is there any media reported that the drone cause damage to one of the military buildings? the injuries had been reported to sort of 5 sirens. for ag devices in the city and ambulances rushed to the sides. and the rocky group has taken responsibility for the attack, at least for palestinians have been killed and is ready attack on the isle. opposite hospital compounds and central garza this tri kits. tense housing displaced people as well as journalists in the facilities courtyards. israel claims it was targeting a c'mon center of the group as long as she has had the hospital's courtyard has been directly targeted hospitals and medical teams and all health sick. the workers must be protected. the international community must provide such protection the patients, the wounded and displaced people are in a state of panic and horror. fearing that the is really pl

i'm morgan mckay, fox news.reet journal reporter evan gershkovitch will remain behind bars after a court in moscow rejected an appeal to release him pending trial. >> the journalist has been held in russia for over a year. he was arrested on charges of spying in march of 2023. gershkovitch and the wall street journal strongly deny the allegations. gershkovitch could face 20 years in prison if convicted. the biden administration once again accused moscow of using wrongfully detained americans as political pawns. >> the united states and our many partners will keep working every day to reunite them with their families and to hold accountable governments that engage in this deplorable practice. >> no date has been set for the trial. russian officials have suggested that gershkovitch could be released if a russian prisoner is exchanged, but at least one u.s. offer has been rejected. >> the us state department is accusing hamas of moving the goal post in hostage release negotiations with israel. officials say more th

. >> fox news morgan mckay reports from new york city. >> i want to start by wishing my wife, melania happy birthday. be nice to be with her, but i'm at a courthouse for a rigged trial. it's a rigged trial. >> former president donald trump in court for the second week of his criminal trial, facing 34 felony charges that he falsified business records in order to hide negative stories ahead of the 2016 election. back on the witness stand for a third day was a former publisher of the national enquirer, david pecker, who has been testifying that he would buy stories that could hurt trump's campaign in order to make sure that they wouldn't get published. on cross-examination, trump's attorney emil bove had. pecker admits that tabloids would do this every once in a while with celebrity stories, a tactic known as catch and kill. but on redirect, pecker later clarified that this was the first time he had done so on behalf of a presidential candidate. quote. it's the only one pecker said bove did have. pecker admit, though, that trump never brought up buying any of these stories in their meeti

mckay's never really known. >> i feel a lot more calm, a lot more, tranquil, i guess you could say., it's a nice change of pace. i'm gonna do my best to, be respectful, respect her space. just like she's, going to respect minds. and remember that i'm a guest in her home. >> he isn't shy about telling his story. removed from his unstable mother by child protective services when he was just nine, his father's passed away in and out of foster care. temporary shelters and group homes until susie opened her door and her heart. >> why not? it's, the homelessness problem is, has skyrocketed. these young people who have nowhere to go. that's that's not right. the community needs to step up. i liked my privacy. but if there's someone if there's a young person who needs a place to stay, i'll help you get to make a difference. >> you get to build a connection with somebody that you probably would have never met in your life. in any other circumstance. and, really get to, see how much we have in common as human beings, you know? so i think it's a beautiful program. >> it sounds like a simple id

mckay, adrian. >> i have been collecting these . i love seeing the halls but what happens to all of this packaging, right? so these are awesome. they are tried-and-true. this ends up in a landfill. companies like sophora and alto and other brands are coming up with ways for you can actually go drop these off once you are done with them. so the process is pretty simple. you are essentially going to clear out these -- some of these brands are starting to step up. they are creating refillable options, audrey. this company is offering a refillable bottle. look at this massive bottle. so now instead of repurchasing one of the smaller bottles everything will time, i repurchase this larger one to keep reusing this container. here's the thing. overconsumption is probably the biggest issue of all. you don't need five blushes, as beautiful as they are. i know. as beautiful as they are, since i'm a skincare curly, i think -- did you know you could do that? >> i've done it before at max. i've noticed the signs, as well, when i'm purchasing make

to meet different people in different fields and kind of come here to learn something 11th grader mckay bhalla goan said it gave him insights into the corporate world and also like bridging that gap from education to the corporate environment. technology already a huge part of teens lives not only a connecting force, but also contributing to troubling issues, including cyber bullying and mental struggles. something speaker rafael mcmaster is working to combat with lessons in creativity, consciousness and connection these types of days and get togethers and you know, outgoings and programs of social uplift. >> that's all about steadily building. this inner technology, humans helping humans. representatives from google also on hand to help students understand there are multiple paths to a career in tech. i think we need all sorts of people who are >> passionate about technology and the impact it can have. and we need a lot of different skill sets and you can come to a role like this from many different angles. >> all right. just in time for earth, day 2 tiny peregrine falcon chicks hatche

mckay, in the most recent cameron brink nbi. now she's coast. the best of the best became the this is the winningest coach in college basketball. obviously i'm talking about our vanderveer today. she officially retired as the head coach at stanford now towers. but 45 years as head coach, she started ohio and then to ohio state idaho, rather to ohio state in filing she met her match it stanford her a winning record was 1000. what 216, 3 ncaa tournament titles. 13 final 4 appearances. you know, 15 conference championship. the list goes on and on for the 5 time national coach of the year. and although, of course, we hate to see her go out with soap and out when i met our because i'm a basketball player. we hate to see really the farm, but she's not leaving just yet. coach then of beers last they will be on her official 39th anniversary with the program which is actually next month may 8th 2024. kate pay one of her former players and assistant coaches for the last 17 seasons will be taking over. i'm talking about kate pay and she will take over time

mckay and even most recently, cameron brink. all of these >> stars, she's coached and she's coast the best of the best. and so she became the best herself as the winningest coach all of college basketball men and women. tara vanderveer was officially retired today. she did that at stanford on the farm that she spent 45 years as a head coach. she started idaho, to ohio state. and finally, she found a match stanford. iran see double a winning record was 1216, 3 ncaa tournament titles. 13 final 4 appearances and 15 conference championship. the list goes on and on for the 5 time national coach of the year. and although we hate to see her go, she won't be leaving the farm to see a coach. van de beers last day will actually be on her official 39th anniversary with the program which is may 8, 2024 now take pay, will actually take over for tara. she's one of her former players and assistant coach for the last 17 seasons. so she's in good hands is is the cardinal. but, you know, only far she's actually taken an advisory role with the sch

. >> reporter: the video is hard to watch. 9-year-old landon mckay thrown in the air after being hitswalk by what police say was an unlicensed driver. >> i feel like it really could have been avoided if she was paying attention. >> reporter: in the e.r. landon's injuries proved minor. in washington, d.c. you have to look closely to see a woman in the crosswalk hit by a delivery van. she suffered serious injuries. >> one of the big challenges we have right now is pedestrian fatalities. >> reporter: transportation secretary pete buttigieg tonight announcing new automatic emergency brake, or a.e.b. standards for all cars and light trucks within five years. to reduce the 43,000 people who die on america's roads each year. a.e.b. works by using radar, video or infrared sensors to scan for potential collisions. most new cars already come with automatic braking. but the government is telling car makers they need to make the technology even better. a aaa study found current a.e.b. prevents 85% of rear end crashes under 30 miles per hour but just 30% of crashes at 40 miles per hour. the new s

a short time ago i spoke withjonathan foreign minister and asked mckay turning point.g but an israeli government that is defying the will of the whole international community, proceeding with a massacre that have produced nothing but death and suffering and destruction to the palestinians. six months into this massacre, the world has to act more assertively to ensure that israel complies with international law, international humanitarian law. not only stop killing palestinians through this war, but also stop the starvation which is claiming more lives day in, day out. so it is way past time that israel is held responsible for what it has done and stopped this massacre and allow all of us then to come together and see how we can get beyond this misery and work towards a future that will ensure peace and security for palestinians and israelis. israel has made a few steps to get the desperately needed aid into gaza concluded crossing, a court in israel and expanding the capacity. i asked vicky difference. i've heard those promises before. we'll believe them when we see th

the until mckay. and uh, these are the top stories on that, which is are, these rarely um uses a suspected trone has hit the rid see result, city of a lot is ready. media reported that the drone cause damage to one of the military buildings. the injuries had been reported, so i thought sirens were act devices in the city, and ambulances rushed to the sides. and the rocky group has taken responsibility for the attack. at least for palestinians have been killed and is ready a tech on the locks the hospital compounds in central garza. this dry kits. tense housing displays people as well as journalists and.

. —— mckay warning a yellow.g a yellow. that successor right. he came with a message | warning a yellow. that successor i right. he came with a message first meant to kind of cool down the temperature, saying that it is time to exercise maximum restraint, that the region is already on the brink, now is the time for de—escalation. he set out how he has already in fact condemned first israel's attack on iran's embassy compound in damascus, saying that the inviolability of double climatic premises must be respected under international law, he then also condemned iran's attack, strongly condemned iran's attack, strongly condemned iran's attack on israel, violating its sovereignty, and then he essentially made that point there, iran has said that they were acting under article 51 of the un charter, which gives them the right to self defence. you have the secretary general they are making a point that the way he sees it under international law is that reprisal attacks do not amount to a self—defence argument. so he is

mckay i want to start with does anybody think this is cool i want to give time to people who like thisi? >> i think it's a terrible idea 1 thing our society doesn't need is more ways to start fires. that's 1 thing. plus you can't just blast living things indiscriminately with a robot unless it's a joe biden approved a drone strike. >> i love when he is on the show. >> it's great, it's great. my dog i have to put them on a leash and he's a nice dog right. >> i think in this video the music selection is doing a lot like a lot of the heavy lifting because they are playing a fun videogame tramp and song you put other music under that and you would start crying probably. so i agree i don't think this is a good thing and the amount at times like my phone started malfunctioning a little bit today which is bad i can't send text messages but that doesn't mean anybody's house is on fire. >> of this dog gets away. this thing is priced under $10,000. >> for 3 i do it. my gutfeld credit card will do that. listen this isn't a dog let's stop with that part that's the government fooling you. everyone

and mckay give everybody benefi> of the doubt will be veryod difficult going forwary d ifhere there'sa statement from the white house on this issue ite condemning the violence, condemning the threatsndem condemning any student who saysa or forny that matter any profess who is teaching as you said it's hamas you can't sit here is an black panther oris isis and note arrested that is wrong and they should be speaking about it. >> i want to be clear job item before he went out and spoke about that bil he l divesting if and tiktok i will take questions on this later and you never did the audio was clear there is nothing going on in theback background everybody was ready he sai sd he would take questios any didn't. >> i'm saying. >> i'm giving him the benefit of the doub t -- you're giving him the benefit of the doubt untilni you withne the facts are.do >> then' longer they don't say l the lessit credibility they will have. >> up next>> the liberal media needs therapy as sickos want tos see trumeep locked up dangerous ladders. gutter muck. yuck. no wonder you hate cleaning your gutters. goo

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[cheers] >> rachel: joining me now is the woman from that interaction, mckay la montgomery, founder of conserve the culture. makayla what do you want your photo taken with donald trump that day? >> well, above all else, he was our president. the leader of the free world. so i don't know who as a person who respects our offices wouldn't take the opportunity to take a picture with the president. so, of course i'm going to want my picture. but, i supported donald trump last election. and i definitely feel like i will probably be supporting him again this election. so, with that being said, yes, i want my picture with the president. >> so, makayla, you are part of an organization called conservative culture. i don't know what that is exactly. maybe you want to tell us. >> conservative the culture. >> conservative the culture. >> i don't know if that means you are conservative or not. i'm curious what your circle of family. where are they at with donald trump, especially compared to where they were in the last election. >> well, i come from a generationally democratic family. so my parents

hillary vaughn from the sister network, fox business, lived on capitol hill, haley del mckay, hillaryssenger for lawmakers to hear from if trying to convince congress that they had tiktok and nothing to do with the government that they work for. the chinese communist party. political said chinese lawmakers on behalf of tiktok trying to pretend that tiktok really isn't a chinese and put me at all putting distance between beijing and parent company bite the hand spirit a selling point to convince lawmakers the ccp not o influence the platform like lawmakers are worried about but we reached out to chinese embassy and they tell us, "thist about lobbing for a single compy but all chinese company's can be treated fairly. tiktok spokesperson said they were in the dark about the lobby efforts saying, "no point and we have knowledge of the may dates politico approached us since publicly vocal about why we oppose the ban bill." this lobby effort might do more damage to tiktok on the hill proving the point that the chinese government does have a vested interest to keep tiktok under its nose and

senior correspondent mike tobin reports from chicago mckay. >> northwestern university is attempted to seems you are happy with the outcome. the president of the university announced that the protest will be allowed to continue in a restricted area almost all the times removed in response to the demand that the majority diverse from companies and support israel an advisory committee and investment responsibility was reestablish with student representation. doubts -- of middle eastern descent as well and as you mentioned scholarships for palestinian students and faculty. >> martha: mike thank you very much. we will continue to watch this unfolding story on all of these campuses. this afternoon we have seen some changes, you know, uncg shutdown process for the afternoon after we started shoving back and forth, metaphysical shoving. teargas between the police and students. this is looking at columbia university this afternoon where students are holding down the fort inside the hamilton administration building at columbia which by the way has been occupied during every student protest over

this is deck clan mckay from the melting pot. the whole idea of will melting cheese, right?ead here, french bread, tomatoes, carrots, broccoli. >> janice: everything tastes good with cheese. >> what's your favorite thing. >> mine is apple. >> this is the only way i eat broccoli can with tons of cheese. >> steve: what about double dipping if you are sharing a fondue pot with somebody, you are sticking your cure in and your apple in it with somebody else. what's the double dipping rule. >> all about sharing the fondue with. >> i think you need your own pot. this is my pot. >> steve: this is fantastic. melting pot was on "fox & friends" a while back and great to have you back. so congratulations. how are you celebrating national fondue day? >> we're here with you guys and we're gonna come back home and serve our new happy hour menu. >> steve: look at that cheese ball. >> i love you very much. >> steve: say cheese. cal ripken coming up. ♪ la la la la ♪ it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and

to meet different people in different fields and kind of come here to learn something 11th grader mckayte world and also like bridging that gap from education to the corporate environment. technology already a huge part of teens lives not only a connecting force, but also contributing to troubling issues including cyber bullying and mental struggles. something speaker rafael mcmaster is working to combat with lessons in creativity, consciousness and connection these types of days and get togethers and you know, outgoings and programs of social uplift. >> that's all about steadily building. this inner technology, humans helping humans. representatives from google also on hand to help students understand there are multiple paths to a career in tech. i think we need all sorts of people who are >> passionate about technology and the impact it can have. and we need a lot of different skill sets and you can come to a role like this from many different angles. >> state lawmakers are addressing the problems often faced by pet owners when they trying to find a new place to live. so they've creat

to meet different people in different fields and kind of come here to learn something 11th grader mckay ballot goan said it gave him insight into the corporate world and also like bridging that from education to the corporate environment. technology already a huge part of teens lives not only a connecting force, but also contributing to troubling issues including cyber bullying and mental struggles. something speaker mcmaster is working to combat with lessons in creativity, consciousness and connection these types of days and get togethers and you know, outgoings and programs of social uplift. >> that's all about steadily building. this inner technology, humans helping representatives from google also on hand to help students understand there are multiple paths to a career in tech. i think we need all sorts of people who are. >> i'm passionate about technology and the impact it can have. and we need a lot of different skill sets and you can come to role like this from many different angles. >> days like this are invaluable for showcasing the diverse career paths out there, especially fo

to meet different people in different fields and kind of come here to learn something 11th grader mckaylla goan said it gave him insights into the corporate world and also like bridging that from education to the corporate environment. technology already a huge part of teens lives not only a connecting force, but also contributing to troubling issues including cyber bullying and mental struggles. something speaker rafael mcmaster is working to combat with lessons in creativity, consciousness and connection these types of days and get togethers and you know, outgoings and programs of social uplift. >> that's all about steadily building this scanner technology, humans helping humans. representatives from google also on hand to help students understand there are multiple paths to a career in tech. i think we need all sorts of people who are >> passionate about technology and the impact it can have. and we need a lot of different skill sets and you can come to a role like this from many different angles. >> days like this are invaluable for showcasing the diverse career paths out there, esp