mr. fox, welcome. >> thank you very much for the opportunity. my name is greg fox. i'm the executive vice president of operations for bnsf railway. what i want to do today is walk through bnsf to show how technology is improving our efficiency and networking. it is a large western railroad, over 32,000 miles and over 47,000 employees. my team runs with the railroad. and in my 31 years at the railroad, i have seen improved safety. in 2013, we achieved the best ever safety results. you can see the trend that we achieved over the last decade. technology has clearly played a role in the success. while the technology is the focus of today's hearing, the investment in rail infrastructure and the inconclusiinclusive safety. they invested significant amounts of this type of capital into our network to contribute to safety operations as well as to ensure the reliability of our network for our customers. this is the largest component of our $6 billion of capital spend in 2015. the nation's rail operati

mr. foxome. >> thanks. thank you very much for the opportunity. my name is greg fox. i'm executive vice president of operations for bnsf railway. what i would like to do today is walk through hout bnsf is improving safety and efficiency of our network. bnsf is a large western rainfall. over 32,000 route miles and 47,000 employees. my team runs the railroad. and in my 31 years i've seen safety improve year after year. in 2014 bnsf and the rail industry achieved bet-ever safety results an you can see the trend over the last decade. technology has clearly played a role in this success. while technology is the focus of today's hearing, investment in rail infrastructure and an in collusive safety culture for all bnsf employees are critical contributions as well to our safety results. investment in maintenance and renewal of the rainfall, the orange bars on this chart, is an important piece of safety. the bnsf invest significant amounts of this kind of capital into the network to contribute to safe

. >> thank you so much benson and thank you to mr. foxs leadership next to the next transportation we're fortunate to have representatives in the california transportation commission the cpc one minute bob one minute let me say a few nice words i want to sorry the cpc prioritized funding for the transportation cross our state and a few folks thank you for being with us the funding and the oversight doyle drive is the first partnership on the highway network and focuses on taxpayers investment and insuring this investment benefits our local community i'm pleased to recognize the hard men and women of the building trade from local 261 to the 4ru7 and local 377 and local engineers on local 3 and 6 they're the ones building this project from the ground up and deserve our premeditation please join me in welcoming all businesses and labor mr. bob. >> (clapping). >> thank you and you know it there's a lot of thanks going around i want to take a moment and give a special thanks to the men and women of the building trades there's michael came up wi

first there was this blizzard from fox news talent. clearly mr. ailes or somebody else at fox news gave a directive or suggestion or go ahead to the talent across the fox news channel that they should go ahead and criticize donald trump publicly, they should criticize him specifically for the way he went after that one fox news host. almost simultaneously there was a torrent of statements from fox news talent telling donald trump he's wrong and must never say anything like that again about a fox news host. then mr. ailes himself put out what i think is an unprecedented statement and not only put it out in writing. they read it on live tv. and through all of the years i have spent goggling at fox news and being amazed at the things they will do, i have never seen them do something like this. >> donald trump tweeted out personal attacks about our own megyn kelly. our boss roger ailes has just issued this statement. he writes "donald trump's surprise and unprovoked attack on megyn kelly during her program last night is as unacceptable as it is disturb

mr. megan fox. according to "us weekly," not anymore.ports they separated. >> fox and green have been together for 11 years. and five of those they were married. they have two young children. >> they met when fox was 18. they were engaged once before, then splitting up. green reproposed and they were finally married. i hate hollywood breakup stories especially when they're good looking people. >> when they're good looking people, neither of them are going to have much trouble getting right back out there. >> you're not crying over this one. >> it's sad it's a family now broken up, obviously, they're people. but again, because they're so pretty, you know -- >> they're on the market. >> exactly, exactly. not lost on a lot of people for sure. >>> next, a famous house from a frightening movie is now for sale. home of buffalo bill from home of buffalo bill from the silence of the lambs" movie is on the market. it was the setting for really scary scenes involving one of the film's two psychopaths and, of course, jodie foster's character. >> i

>> hello, mr. fox.actly. >> and they're asking me. and each one feels like it's own challenge, but it's also my, i think probably deeply it's my therapy on some level. i mean i don't -- have another outlet like that where i can go insane and think murderous thoughts. and not be incarcerated for it. >> people you want to kill. >> my lips are sealed. ,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ >>> roller coasters have been thrilling americans for more than 130 years, the first opened at coney island here in new york in 1884. but they really took off during the roaring '20s, hundreds were built across the country, some still operating today. sarah thompson is a senior editor at the "atlantic" and a roller coaster fan, right? >> i am. >> back in 1884, were they anything like what they are now? >> they're nothing like they are right now. 1884, you're talking about 20 years before the model t. the concept of being moved by any sort of vehicle was quite knew. here what we're looking at right now, you see they actually had to push the car to

news night mr. foxd force mexico to pay for wall on the border with the united states. >> the great wall of china built a long time ago is 13,000 miles. you're talking about big stuff. we're talking a peanuts comparison to that. mexico will pay for the wall. i will make sure it gets done properly. >> do you know why they built the great wall of china? who they wanted to keep out? >> lots of people. >> the mongul hordes. you credit me for giving you that answer. >> joining me now is matt bereto. good to see you. we've heard these comments from donald trump. he said he's doing very well with the latinos and they love him and when he brings jobs to america, they'll love him more. this one poll shows differently. where is the reality? >> i think that he may have a couple of friends or supporters or allies but they're in the very, very small minority. as you said in the nbc telemundo poll, there's only 13% who had a favorable impression of him and 75% who had a negative impression. these are stark numbers. f

. >> thank you so much benson and thank you to mr. foxs leadership next to the next transportation we're fortunate to have representatives in the california transportation commission the cpc one minute bob one minute let me say a few nice words i want to sorry the cpc prioritized funding for the transportation cross our state and a few folks thank you for being with us the funding and the oversight doyle drive is the first partnership on the highway network and focuses on taxpayers investment and insuring this investment benefits our local community i'm pleased to recognize the hard men and women of the building trade from local 261 to the 4ru7 and local 377 and local engineers on local 3 and 6 they're the ones building this project from the ground up and deserve our premeditation please join me in welcoming all businesses and labor mr. bob. >> (clapping). >> thank you and you know it there's a lot of thanks going around i want to take a moment and give a special thanks to the men and women of the building trades there's michael came up wi

fox news ed henry confronting mrs. clinton regarding new information from the fbi. >> the fbi believes you try to wipe the entire server. no personal, unofficial wipe the whole thing. >> we've turned over the server. they can do whatever they want to figure out what's fair. that's for the people investigating to figure out. we turned over everything work-related, every single thing. sandra: at henry doing his job asking the tough questions. meanwhile an intelligence source telling fox the fbi is confident he may be able to recover some of the deleted files. a court hearing is set for tomorrow over her communications while she was secretary of state. also breaking this morning, donald trump defending immigration plan as many rivals criticize the hardline proposal. trump's plan includes is building a wall on the border and repealing the 14th amendment guarantees citizenship to immigrant children or in the u.s. the republican front runner is on the o'reilly or last night. >> the journal says you're killing immigration. >>

. >> mr. fox went on twitter saying i was a weak and pathetic leader, which is okay.ctually think it is really weak and pathetic to take a tough question from a journalist and assume she's on her period. >> reporter: trump was talking about her nose, but it has done little to curve the criticism from other candidates. >> i think every candidate should treat everyone else with stability and respect. >> it's not engaged on the war on women in saying things about megan kelly, one individual list. >> i'm andy rose reporting. >> donald trump is looking for a new campaign advisor this morning that he fired roger stone, accusing him of using the campaign for his own personal publicity. stone sees it differently, however, saying that he quit the job and turned in a letter of resignation. stone says he was unhappy about the direction of the campaign, and all these controversies that are surrounding donald trump. >>> protesters interrupt two speeches given by democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. several black lives matter, activists, they would stop the senator in

mr. trump wants to build an invisible wall around this country. he's wrong. mark cuban said on fox, he's being considered for trump's vice president. he disagrees. trump is wrong on the issue. cheryl: i don't know he'd be a good vice president, he and mr. trump certainly have the same personality. help me out here, talk about the potential figure, the 74% of the adults with these degrees, stem degrees in the u.s. are working in other field, they weren't hired within their chosen degree field, they had to go into finance, and accounting and marketing because foreign workers were taking the jobs. is that true? >> absolutely a lot of truth to that. obviously a complicated thing, but we can look at the examples of disney, for example, down in florida, forcing 250 american workers to train foreign workers on h1-b's. indian workers earning about 45% less, and the only reason disney did this is to lower labor costs. same thing at southern california edison, in southern california, and we know that google and apple conspired to keep wages down, you know, there's that wage fixing scandal in

fox. [cheering] mr. trump: it's live on cnn. who likes cnn? [jeering] mr. trump: and it's live on msnbc, right? [jeering] mr. trump: they are still working. every time i speak, it has to be live. it's ridiculous, but it's ok. right? we have to suffer with it. but look. the reason i have this really incredible enthusiasm, and the really appreciate it with this weather and his heat and everything else, but the reason i have it is because i do know what i'm doing, and i don't say that in a braggadocio way. you people are looking for someone who knows what he is doing, whatever it is. [cheering] mr. trump: you know -- >> [indiscernible] thank you, darling. i'm going to sign her book. i've got to get her the hell out of here. she's so beautiful. my second favorite book of all time. what is my first favorite book? audience: the bible! mr. trump: the bible. the bible. and as much as i love "the art of the deal," it's not even close. we take the bible all the way, right? [cheering] mr. trump: so, i was saying, i'm not going to run. he is not going to run. he's neve

tree into a fox news poll finds 58% of americans believe mrs. clinton knowingly lied when she said her e-mail server did not contain classified information. the poll showed dropping 50% the first time of vermont senator bernie sanders keeps climbing. the former secretary of state is 49%, senator sanders has 30%, joe biden was undeclared receives 10%. lauren: that's unbelievable. a key republican said he would now vote against the final deal if arizona senator jeff flake, member of the senate foreign relations committee says the benefits are outweighed or limitations placed on congress and the government. face after he expressed concerned about his sanctions against iran during the hearing last month. >> even the interlocking nature of these financial sanctions and how it affects things private companies and government, it may be even more difficult to get them to agree to allow us to impose those sanctions if that is how they have to do. lauren: the white house easily seeking senator flake support. the only one to accompany president obama to af

what does it mean with the new fox news poll that showed mrs. clinton slipped not just slipped but 61 percent in june to 49 percent in the last two months? >> it is bad news. the fact that her lead over the closest democrat competter shows that she has serious big problems and they may be surmountable but she needs to take them seriously. and making jokes about snapshot may suggest she is out of touch and it makes her seem like she doesn't take it seriously. and the same time percentage of voters that said she cares about them declined. >> she's below 50 percent and got money and organization and backing of the democratic establishment. >> i think it is bad. these e-mails are not going away. it is a drip, drip, drip situation. we learn more and more classified information is found on the e-mails and over the weekend bob baier a cian operative said that if it was him in the situation, he would be fired immediately and prosecuted and maybe sent to jail. she is making jokes about this? this is a very serious matter and it is the type of thing that

fox news. since the debate, mr. trump has not followed that news, but today, he just tweeted this. s word is always a good exclamation point. that he iseports going to go on some fox programs in the next couple of days. does donald trump in order to be the republican nominee need to be on good terms with fox news? i think, yes. there are too many republican voters who watched fox news all of the time. it gave sherman, who wrote a book about him and who knows that company well, freaked out by the amount of pro-trump, anti-megyn kelly mail they have received. mark: if the reporting is correct on the website, then trump's power is stronger than we thought. never undermining megyn kelly. it will be interesting when he goes on fox what those are like. and they have not eliminated the situation about the comments about blood. john: coming up, greatest hits, with a special guest soloist after this word from our sponsor. ♪ mark: hillary clinton cooked up quite a storm, and she was there to talk about college loans, and she made her comments about reproductive rights and donald trump, and le

mrs. clinton or her home. fox news chief news correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> reporter: classified e-mails on mrs. clinton's person server contained information from as many as five intelligence agencies. her lawyer david kendall has a backup copy of the e-mails on the thumb drive. on its face, this appears to be a violation of 18 u.s. code 1924, defines the unlawful removal and storage of classified information. >> in most situations like this, you expect a warrant would be issued and the marshalls and the feds, fbi would get the thumb drive and take it somewhere where it would be considered safe by the government. >> reporter: according to the statute an individual who, quote, knowingly removed such documents and materials without authority and with the intent to retain such documents or materials in unauthorized location shall be filed under the title or imprisoned for not more than one year. asked if the fbi would secure the server and recover the thumb drive, the attorney general was nonc

. >> thank you so much benson and thank you to mr. foxs leadership next to the next transportation we're fortunate to have representatives in the california transportation commission the cpc one minute bob one minute let me say a few nice words i want to sorry the cpc prioritized funding for the transportation cross our state and a few folks thank you for being with us the funding and the oversight doyle drive is the first partnership on the highway network and focuses on taxpayers investment and insuring this investment benefits our local community i'm pleased to recognize the hard men and women of the building trade from local 261 to the 4ru7 and local 377 and local engineers on local 3 and 6 they're the ones building this project from the ground up and deserve our premeditation please join me in welcoming all businesses and labor mr. bob. >> (clapping). >> thank you and you know it there's a lot of thanks going around i want to take a moment and give a special thanks to the men and women of the building trades there's michael came up wi

hosted by fox news. mr. trump will be at that debate, center stage as the republican front runner. maybe tonight was the practice round. maybe this is the stuff you say as a candidate when you can speak uninterrupted for several minutes. but this was the opening salvo, the first bit of competition, the first night of competition for the 2016 republican presidential candidates. joining us now from the spin room, at the first republican candidate forum of the 2016 campaign is msnbc political reporter anthony terrell. i love that you're there for us. thanks for doing this. >> reporter: thanks for having me. >> so watching it tonight as it was happening, it was weird for me that the audience was forbidden from making noise or responding to the candidates. when you were there inside the room, would you get a bead on how the candidates were being received or was it a mystery to you? >> reporter: it was a little subdued. lindsey graham got one of the biggest rounds of applause. they were all sitting next to each other, but i'll tell you one thing, it put an exclamation point on how big th

mr. trump. so -- maria: fox news's bret baier, megyn kelly, chris wallace asking tough questions of all of the candidateson everything from social issues to immigration. the economy also a key element of the debate. here is former florida governor jeb bush and florida senator marco rubio had to say. >> 4% growth strategy means you fix a convoluted tax code. you get in and you change every as specific of regulations that are job killers. you get rid of obamacare and replace it with something that doesn't suppress wages and kill jobs. you embrace the energy revolution in our country. >> this country is facing an economy that has been radically transformed. you know the largest retailer in the country and world today, amazon, doesn't own a single store? these changes have been disruptive. they changed people's lives. the jobs that once sustained middle class they don't pay enough or are gone. we need someone that understands that as our nominee. maria: making headlines during the debate, democratic senator chuck schumer he announced his decision to vote begins iran nuclear deal. he believes iran will not ch

fox. [cheering] mr. trump: it's live on cnn. who likes cnn? [jeering] mr. trump: and it's live on msnbc, right? [jeering] mr. trump: they are still working. every time i speak, it has to be live. it's ridiculous, but it's ok. right? we have to suffer with it. but look. the reason i have this really incredible enthusiasm, and the really appreciate it with this weather and his heat and everything else, but the reason i have it is because i do know what i'm doing, and i don't say that in a braggadocio way. you people are looking for someone who knows what he is doing, whatever it is. [cheering] mr. trump: you know -- >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: thank you, darling. i'm going to sign her book. i've got to get her the hell out of here. she's so beautiful. my second favorite book of all time. what is my first favorite book? audience: the bible! mr. trump: the bible. the bible. and as much as i love "the art of the deal," it's not even close. we take the bible all the way, right? [cheering] mr. trump: so, i was saying, i'm not going to run. he is not going to run

. >> thank you so much benson and thank you to mr. foxsransportation we're fortunate to have representatives in the california transportation commission the cpc one minute bob one minute let me say a few nice words i want to sorry the cpc prioritized funding for the transportation cross our state and a few folks thank you for being with us the funding and the oversight doyle drive is the first partnership on the highway network and focuses on taxpayers investment and insuring this investment benefits our local community i'm pleased to recognize the hard men and women of the building trade from local 261 to the 4ru7 and local 377 and local engineers on local 3 and 6 they're the ones building this project from the ground up and deserve our premeditation please join me in welcoming all businesses and labor mr. bob. >> (clapping). >> thank you and you know it there's a lot of thanks going around i want to take a moment and give a special thanks to the men and women of the building trades there's michael came up with this beautiful idea and vis

mr. trump. foxrought bear, megan kelley asking questions involving candidates on everything from social issues to immigration. the economy a key element of the debate as well. jeb bush and florida senator marco rubio has to say about that. >> 4% growth strategy means you fix a convoluted tax code. you get in and change every aspect of regulations that are job killers. you get rid of obamacare of her place at the something that doesn't suppress wages. you embrace the energy revolution in our country. >> this country is facing an economy that's radically transformed. the largest retailer today, amazon does not a singles tour and these changes have been disrupt it. they have change people's lives. the jobs that sustained our middle class don't pay enough and they are gone. when is someone who understands that as our nominee. maria: also making headlines during the debate, chuck schumer in new york announced his decision to vote against the iran nuclear deal. he opposes the agreement because he believes

we begin with one of the moderators, megan kelly of fox news. >> mr.ne of the things people love about you is you speak your mind and you don't use a politician's filter. however, that is not without its downsides, particular when it comes to women. you called when you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals. your twitter account -- >> only rosie o'donnell. >>, no, it wasn't. >> thank you. >> for the record, it was well beyond rosie o'donnell. your twitter account has several disparaging comment about women's looks. you once told a contestant it would be a pretty picture to see her on her knees. does that sound you like the temperament of a man should elect as president and how we answer the charge from hillary clinton who is likely to be the democratic nominee that you are part of the war on women? >> i think the big problem this country has is being politically correct. [applause] challenged as so many people and i don't frankly have time for total political correctness and to be honest with you, this country doesn't have time either

mrs. clinton responded to fox news says ed henry. >> i did not receive any material that was marked or designated classified, which is the way you know whether something is, what you see now is a disagreement between agencies say they should have been the other saying that they shouldn't. that has nothing to do with me. if that had been a government account and i separately said we have the same argument. >> the fbi believes you try to wipe the entire server. wipe the whole thing. maria: republican candidates on with bill o'reilly last night on fox news. trump told though our country is going to and the daily immigration is one of the biggest reasons for it. he reiterated his plan to build a wall and mass deportation of illegal immigrants. donald trump will be my guest tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. join us for this special interview. after a career of demonizing billionaire investor george soros is make a big investment in coal. 1 million shares at peabody energy and half a million shares of our scored dirt cheap prices. prices plummeting an entire sector. the think tank recently urged the world to stop

on "fox news sunday" chris wallace asking mr.sich how important it is that he makes the final cut and is part of the top ten. >> well, first of all, nothing wrong with a person being embarrassed who has been in the spotlight for a wrong time. i would rather not be embarrassed, chris. life is short and the more we keep our feet on the ground the better it is. in terms of being on the stage -- >> joining me now is a reporter for "the hill" and kevin i was up until 2:00 a.m. watching the ronda rousey fight so i'm tailoring my questions to a fight theme, okay, but still you remain with your same answers and just listen up because this is very serious. who comes in with the best political punch, and what should he do to maintain that strength throughout the debate? >> well, you know, i think that people like former florida gaffe jeb bush and senator marco rubio and scott walker have really been hovering at the top tier in the polls and at the pack and so for them they will have to watch as folks like kasich ends up making it or rick p

one of the reasons for this issue that took place with fox, one thing mr. only wants is to be treated fairly. >> what does that mean to be treated fairly? >> the same way everybody else is treated. he is not looking for them to come at him. don't be part of the rand pauls or the scott walkers. because he is not establishment. >> there is been talk about position paper that's may be put out. putting more meat on the bone. do you expect to see that in the coming weeks? >> well, look. donald trump is a really smart guy. he understands the positions. the problem is positions change on a daily basis. >> that seem to be his message tonight. actually an interesting, critics say it is an interesting way getting specifics. >> it's not. >> right now, we have, what? 19 trillion in debt? millions on food stamps. we have crumbling bridges and roadways of the third world. who caused this? not donald trump. they're the problem. donald trump is the solution. >> one thing i found very interesting to hear him say tonight, and it seems effective, certainly to the crowd tonigh

fox news. hours later, megyn kelly responded. >> mr.ald trump did interviewsing interviews over the weekend that attacked me personally. i will not apologize for doing good journalism. i'll continue doing my job without fear or favor. mr. trump will continue with a successful campaign thus far. this is a business. it's time to move forward. >> the feud between rand paul and trump seems to be growing. paul issued a statement blasting trump as quote a fake conservative conservative. >> all the you're stupid kind of language doesn't get us anywhere. it also makes you think that the impeerousness that he's going to say i'm donald trump and therefore so my concern is he'll grab up that power and treat the country as his bully. that could be a real problem, particularly when we're not sure what is his philosophy. he said to "the wall street journal". i give politicians money so they do what the hell i tell them to do. that concerns me. that's what i don't like, politicians are bought and sold. many conservatives are upset with hillary clinton

mr. chairman? >> i thank the gentleman. dr. fox. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and, madam secretary, welcome to our hearing. i appreciate you bringing up the older americans act. we are looking at the -- the committee's looking at ways to promote best combat elder abuse. and i wonder if you could talk a little bit about how the department is working with other agencies to protect vulnerable elders. >> so working across the department and, obviously, the department of justice is a partner with some of the work that we do. but most recently, whether it's with our department and states as well as other stakeholders, the white house conference on age, we took an approach this year where we actually went out to communities across the country and this was one of the pillars and issues that we focused on and used that as an opportunity to bring in the engagement and involvement of both why is s why ises as well can implement better as a department. those are stakeholders on the ground and states. many are implemented at that level. >> and would you discuss a

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fox news channel. he came out swinging. >> mr. trump -- >> he was the only republican candidate who couldn't promise he won't run as an independent. >> i am talking about a lot of leverage. we want to win. and we will win. >> the prime time exposure was a chance for all ten men to get their message across. republicans agree the immigration system needs to be overhauled, disagrees how to do it. >> we need to control our border, it is not our responsibility to pick and choose who comes in. >> we need jeb to build a wall. we need to keep ill illegals out. >> candidates also sparred about the nsa collection of phone records. >> i don't trust president obama with our records. i know you gave him a big hug and if you want to give him a big hug again with go right ahead. >> the hugs i gave are the people who lost their families on september 11. >> strong performance in the debate can give candidate mow momentum still 50 weeks to go before nominee elected. >> attacked the iran nuclear deal. >> we got nothing. and rand gets everything they

billionaire businessman donald trump was center stage in a debate on the fox news channel and he came out swinging. >> mr. trump -- >> reporter: he was the only republican candidate who couldn't promise he won't run as an independent. >> i'm talking about a lot of leverage. we want to win and we will win. >> he's already hedging his bets because he's used to buying politicians. >> well, i've given you plenty of money. >> reporter: the primetime exposure was a chance to get their message across. >> freedom is not free. >> we have a republican house and a republican senate and we don't have leaders that honor their commitments. >> economic growth is the key to everything, but once you have economic growth it is important that we reach out to people who live in the shadows, the people who don't seem to ever think they get a fair deal. >> reporter: republicans agreed the immigration system needs to be overhauled but disagreed on how to do it. >> we need to control our border. it's our responsibility to pick and choose who comes in. >> we need jeb to build a wall. we need to keep illegals out. >> i also belie

. >> gary asks when are you getting fox's most frequent face mr.due vain on the show. >> it has been a long time since we talked. he no longer speaks to me it was after an incident that took place at his farm in dallas seems it was not the correct way to ride a horse. i am for the allowed any more on any of the properties. i am quite the outdoors men joanne here's a video of me at my own ranch. >> it's over, isn't it? thank you, joe ann. kneel foster and ed henry. the liberal panel. i am greg gutfeld. i love you. >> hi, i'm jesse waters in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching this special edition of "the factor". since announcing he's running for president, donald trump pushed immigration front and center. trump making headlines by calling for mass deportations of illegal aliens, building a wall on the southern border and ending birth right citizenship. now, his use of the term anchor baby is stirring things you. it is used to describe the

gary asks, when are you getting fox's most frequent face, mr. william devane, on your show? to contact mr. devane or billy as i used to call him. but it's been a long time since we talked. he no longer speaks to me, it was after an incident that took place on his farm in dallas. it seems that it was not really the correct way to ride a horse. and i'm not allowed anymore on any of his properties, which is a shame because i'm quite the outdoorsman, joann. here's a video of me at my own ranch. >> oh, it's over, isn't it? thank you, joann. and to my panel, the liberal panel, i'm greg gutfeld and i love you. >>> tonight on "red eye." a fraternity in virginia invites freshmen daughters and their m months to drop in for a visit. who says chivalry is dead? and jeb bush's mom says we've had too many bushes in the white house. sorry, jeb. george is still the favorite. and a boy accidentally punches a hole through a famous, would of art, but can you blame him? have you been toted -- have you been to the warhol

. >> gary asks when are you getting fox's most frequent face mr. due vain on the show. >> it has been a long time since we talked. he no longer speaks to me it was after an incident that took place at his farm in dallas seems it was not the correct way to ride a horse. i am for the allowed any more on any of the properties. i am quite the outdoors men joanne here's a video of me at my own ranch. >> it's over, isn't it? thank you, joe ann. kneel f >>>d tonight, on red eye, a fraternity in virginia invites freshman daughters and their moms to drop inwh for a visit. who says chivalry is dead. jeb bush's mom says we have had too many bushes in the white house. sorry, jeb, george is still the favorite. a boy accidently you punches a hole through a work of art. can you blame him? have you beenhave to the warhol museum highlights and low lies but first a break. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm jackie ibanez. texas prosecutors charging a 30-year-old man with capital murder in the killing of a houston area sheriff's deputy.

fox as well as the republican party. >> that's interest ing. so there was this fight at the debate where mr. lt he wasn't well treated and he said some offensive things about one of the fox news hosts and there was a fight between donald trump and fox news about that. they supposedly came to some sort of truce or agreement. there was never an apology from mr. trump. he was welcomed back in the fold and nothing was said about that. now it start up again. you are suggesting part of the fight may not just be performing for the country but dragging fox further to the right, making them more like the media that's critical of them for being too liberal. >> that's the people who are, ann coulter, who are standing up for trump. we forget, that's on the right flank -- as conservatives, we think fox news is not the most conservative force in the base of the republican party. ailes has his own back to watch with, not just trump. >> this is such a weird world. we're worried about roger ailes right flank. frank rich, you are a smart man. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> we'll be ri