i've been speaking to the drag performer crystal — one of the two people mr fox has been ordered to payel damages to. also coming up on the world today: is this the new normal? scientists say climate change made deadly flooding in the gulf more intense — and warn it could become more common. welcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc. the former hollywood film producer, harvey weinstein, has had one of his convictions for rape overturned by new york's highest court on the basis that he did not receive a fair trial. it's ordered a new hearing. weinstein will remain in prison for a separate conviction for rape. emma vardy begins our coverage. when one of the most powerful men in hollywood was charged with rape, it led to an outpouring over a culture of sexual assault and misogyny experienced by women around the world. a number of actresses came forward, accusing harvey weinstein of forcing them into sex, saying they'd been afraid to speak out, because of his ability to make or break careers. but now the rape conviction against harvey weinstein that sparked the

and you know, as mr. fox mis 5 mont, for my mention that they was. and now the as rarely attack in is the hon just over a year ago. i think they even took credit for that on a weapons production facility. a lot has happened since then, and the context in which events take place can to find a conflict as much as an attack itself caught the so again, the, the, what do you make of the importance of this attack in the current context? a window, 1st of all, i'd like to point out that i have no doubt that the americans would have vetoed the un security council resolution on palestine. it was a foregone conclusion. they've been lobbied in the other countries before it came to the security council to vote against it in the subcommittee if, if that's what it's called. so the, what, what really happened was that the iranians said to the americans through the messages that they, that went back and forth it, we're going to hit them very. it is, riley is very hard. not like last time with not with old drugs in old miss styles and a few miss house. you are miss, h

i've been speaking to the drag performer crystal — one of the two people mr fox has been ordered to paywarn it could become more common.

mr. hankey told fox business politics had nothing to do with backing the bond. >> it's a big bond for us to underwrite but, you know, donald trump came up with all cash. so at the end, it was an easy decision. with almost no risk. >> the court cut that amount and half to mark 175 with the former president, now waiting to see if the new york state appellate court will completely overturn the full $400.54 million judgment against him or if they'll keep the number. >> sandra: we will hear more about the former president shortly. >> john: and we are waiting to hear from the white house and what he calls biden's border blood breath from trump" will be what has of anything to say plus this. >> it's an entitled criminal type of people affecting other people's lives that don't care. they have jobs, they have money, they just figured out if the system will allow it why shouldn't they live rent free? >> sandra: with housing prices at all time highs homeowners are struggling to kick squatters out. is it time for the federal government to step in? moneyman charles payne takes this one up next. yay -

so it's as though under risa, hey, mr. fox, come on in. here are the keys to the henhouse. have fun. get stuff done and, you know, use your power and your keys responsibly. i'm sure you won't be tempted to do otherwise. what do they think, we're stupid? they think the american people are stupid? they're not. they should know better. shame on them. and shame on our counterparts in the house of representatives for thinking that this is anything but insulting to the american people. to say don't worry about it, we have fbi internal controls. fbi internal controls. we're putting the same darn people in charge of this. the same people who have manipulated and abused this over and over again. we said, you're in charge now. you'll be employing the same sort of reviews you've employed on the honor system in the past, knowing full well that the american public can't see anything that you do. and we're supposed to trust you with that? this is crazy. this is the same fbi that approved the surveillance of president trump's campaign and has failed to prevent illegal queries year after y

fox news contributor. mr.mp, he lost by fiv 5. 6%age points, 300 thousand votes, that was lee zeldin lost in last election that is not bad. >> this city, i love this city. it has gotten so bad in last 3, 4 years we'll straighten new york out. running for president we're putting a big hit on new york, we think we could win new york. larry: so, liz peek, while the new york political establishment from white house on down, is trying to railroad and weaponize him and put him in jail for 700 years, he is a bodega talking with folks, and doing good. >> it is ambitious, optimistic, but he will do well in new york compared to the past. i am guessing, new yorkers are frufe so frustrated, and all issues that donald trump is campaigning on, the border, the city is overrun. i talk with 3 hispanics today who will vote for donald trump, their neighborhoods are trashed by the people who are here illegally, they prp bring drug trading, i cannot tell you how offensed hispanics who are here legally are by what is going on at th

but in court today the judge said her written warning, by calling mr blake and mr seymour paedophiles, laurence foxe went on to say it was a gross groundless and indefensible libel with distressing and harmful real—world consequences to them both. greg, distressing and harmful real-world consequences to them both. greg, in the newsroom. _ consequences to them both. greg, in the newsroom, with _ consequences to them both. greg, in the newsroom, with the _ consequences to them both. greg, in the newsroom, with the latest - consequences to them both. greg, in the newsroom, with the latest on - the newsroom, with the latest on that case, thanks forjoining us. we can head back to the post office inquiry. you were listening to the evidence from angela van den bogerd. she was pressed a lot about when she knew the bugs existed in the system. she was. this the bugs existed in the system. she was- this is — the bugs existed in the system. sue: was. this is the the bugs existed in the system. sie: was. this is the height the bugs existed in the system. s“i9: was. this is the height of the inquiry, to understa

joining me mike pompeo, fox news contributor, mr. friends catching up. >> you know, it is very interesting. if you read the chinese read out what took place, very different than what kirby described. this was president she shaping not sitting idle with the united states took idle but don't worry, let's have another conversation and talk some more, you talk about illegal immigrants and it doesn't sound like you made a single statement about them, it will cross the southern border. there was no chance this is accidental that these folks are seeking asylum here of the chinese communist party has enormous control and there is something at the foot we don't have come across the border in the last two years in the previous decade combined here at a real to american security in the conversation about climate change. flora, the chinese, don't let reduce to put a man on the moon. this is silly and frankly, destroying the american economy and the chinese economy continues to flourish. >> laura: now, mr. secretary when a chinese national travel

joining me now mike pompeo, former trump secretary of state, fox news contributor, mr., they sound like two best friends catching up. >> you know, readed chinese take out of what took place very different than kirby described. xi jinping making it very clear he was not going to sit idle if the united states took action and the american response is to say don't worry let's have another conversation let's talk some more. you talked about illegal immigrants doesn't sound like he made a single statement about them coming across our southern border. there is no chance, laura, this is accidental, that these folks are actually seeking asylum. the chinese communist party has enormous control over who gets to leave their country. there is something afoot here when we have more coming across the border in the last two years than the previous decade combined. a real risk to american national security and conversation about climate change which you noticed laura the chinese communist party is no more going to comply with the paris climate than put a man on the moon. we are destroyi

and one person from he said this involved a lot of fox news personalities, but he named sean hannity so that's one person that mr. parnas implicated last month, which was interesting, but part of what this letter really does is it's a preservation demands so that they fox doesn't destroy any of the critical internal communications, emails, text messages as we saw in dominion, that's critical to seeing their state of mind and that they knew what they were doing was wrong and they did it anyway, there's a retraction demand but if that is matt are you still leaving open the door that there could be a suit here, absolute damages. sure. >> the letter again includes various different claims. so part of it is the retraction demand. there's the debunked bribery allegations that the indicted smirnoff was peddling and now those been proven to be false. so that's one component of it. we want them to correct the record as to that. we want them to take down the mock trial of hunter bite of trial of hunter biden from all streaming platforms. and of course, we're seeking monetary damages. all right tina glove go, diane. >> tha

mr. trump violated a gag order in the case. the judge has yet to rule and rescheduled a hearing on the matter for may 2nd in washington. david spunt foxuth social, mr. trump called on the judge to immediately lift the gag order so he can freely state his views, feelings and policies. >> and while trump is at his trial, his rival president biden, is on the campaign trail. the president has had events in pennsylvania, d.c. virginia and florida in recent days. today he sat down with sirius xm host howard stern. most of their discussion was to look back at biden's life, but stern did ask about this year's presidential campaign. >> i don't know if you're going to debate your your opponent. >> i am somewhere i don't know when. i'm happy to debate him. >> trump quickly responded on truth social, saying, quote, i suggest monday evening, tuesday evening or wednesday evening at my rally in michigan, a recount in the race to replace retiring peninsula congresswoman anna eshoo in district 16 should be finalized by next week. >> santa clara county says it has scanned all 199 precincts, but is still working to reconcile some ballots. at least seven

sure does seem like it doesn't in joining us as former secretary of state come in fox news contributor, mike pompeo, mrto see will get is a russia and try to vote for cease-fire with israel and he was sits on his hands, and how is that not a shift in u.s. policy towards israel. mike: was going to be with you in the specialty trade, were talking but israel the place where these events transpired the special day. with the united states it did by allowing the resolution best was that we rewarded hamas in this here is what they did in octobe. as of the the russians and chinese are happy and is really partners are under even more difficult circumstances than they were before and this was a major event i do know when the inviting the ministration of the seven maybes u.s. domestic politics and i was of the case sure looks like it but make a mistake israel now recognizes that the front of the rally their long-term committed partner so going to stand with them the way that they need doing this true time of crisis. c1 and you know mr. sec. commute for put your finger on the question i think the most people are a

mr. johnson on sunday, he gave an interview on the fox channel, and he offered such an idea there, well,not really the moratorium on the export of liquefied gas, i just read what i said, sorry, maybe i’m there, well, there, they just, they didn’t exactly write, there is a moratorium on new export licenses, that is, the united states is one of the largest exporters of liquefied gas of gas for today and... exports are made, in particular, to gas is exported to europe, just the administration, how many months ago , it took a break from issuing new licenses, because they want to study what, how does this affect, in particular on different things related to the environment in the united states, but the export continues, why is it interesting to mike johnson, the cancellation itself. moratorium on new licenses because he is very interested in having a liquefaction terminal in his home state of louisiana, from which he is a member of the house of representatives, completed, fully operational, and operational so that exports can occur gas from the terminal in which he is interested, and this ter

mr. johnson on sunday, he gave an interview to the fox channel.and he proposed such an idea there, well, actually there is no moratorium on the export of liquefied petroleum gas. i just read what i said, sorry, maybe i’m just them, they didn’t write exactly, there is a moratorium on new export licenses, that is, the united states is one of the biggest. tons of liquefied gas today, and exports are made, in particular , gas is exported to europe, it's just that the administration, how many months ago, it took a break from issuing new licenses, because they want to study how this affects, particularly on various things related to the environment in the united states, but exports continue, why for mike johnson it is these... the lifting of the moratorium on new licenses is interesting because he is very interested in having in his home state of louisiana, from which it is a member of the house of representatives, the terminal for liquefaction of gas was completed and put into full operation, and which would start working so that the export of gas woul

running a secretary state and fox news contributor, com mike pompeo. mr.ce to see you again. russia and china vote for a cease-fire with israel and u.s. sits on its hands. how is that not a shift in u.s. policy towards israel? you >> trey it is great to be with you on this special day. we are talking about israel where these events transpired sn this special day. what the united states did by allowing the resolution to past, we rewarded the terrorist on october 7th.ch the iranians, the russians, that china is happy and israelium partnersst under even morere a difficult circumstances than they were before. this is a major event. i don't know why the bidenst administration letic this happen and may be its u.s. domestic politics but i sure hope not buk it looks like it. f anrod israel recognizes a long-term committed partner is h them inheo stand wit the way they need to in this is ttrue time of crisis. >> trey: you know,he mr. secretary, you put your finger on the questiont .s i think most people are asking why? it has been six months, only six months since

mike pompeo former secretary of state director of the cia fox news contributor joins us now. mr. secretary good to see her. >> great to be with you, thank you. when you make of the israelis withdrawing from southern gaza? does this retreat what jon kirby says it is rest and refit or is it because of pressure from the democrats and president biden? >> i do not know the answer to that. do not know i'd israeli leadership made this decision. they will have a reason. but i can assure everyone watching this, this is not over pay what happened on october 7 wasn't seed brutal and barbaric and as you described it evil. hamas and the infrastructure surrounding it have to be entirely decimated to prevent this from happening again. the hamas leaders are still running around in the tunnels for their promise to do october 7 after october 7 after october 7. tactical decisions about troop deployment over the israeli government to make. i regret the biden administration is speaking out of both sides of their mouth for they say they are supporting israel, all of the pressure they are applying toda

mr. crystal at deep discounts. tom vacar, ktvu fox two news the governor's office announced today governor newsom will travel to the vatican next month to take part in a climate summit. >> pope francis is hosting the vatican climate summit may 15th through the 17th. governor newsom is scheduled to speak at the summit of mayors and governors. his office says the governor will talk about how california is affected by fires and floods and droughts. the governor said he appreciates the leadership of the pope when it comes to the climate crisis. back in 2017, former governor jerry brown also attended the vatican climate summit when he was in office. >> new at six tonight, the city of fremont is now the third most expensive place to buy a home out of the bay area's ten most populated cities, based on cost per square foot. the chronicle examined data from real estate brokerage redfin. it found homes in fremont sold for a median of $960 per square foot in march. that's $1 more than the price in san francisco. in the last year. fremont's typic

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joining me right now is the 70th secretary of state of america and fox news contributor, secretary mike pompeo. mrs so much for being here this morning. >> maria, it's great to be with you this morning as well. maria: well, here we are, another trip of cabinet members to china. what are they getting out of all of these meetings? it feels like the u.s. is begging china for some communication. what is your assessment of what blinken is sayen on -- saying on the ground if china? >> this is talk for the sake of talk, and frankly, i think the biden administrations is hoping they can get through the handle of months without something exploding in asia. i think secretary blinken's going there today to, i mean, if he talks about fentanyl or fair business treatment, three and a half years of biden administration, nothing has been done to actually achieve that. there's been no action that has imposed costs on the chinese communist e party to give even a remote chance to lip service achieving anything on behalf of the american people. i think this is talk for the sake of talk. i think he's really sending a m

after my experience of fox news and respectfully mr. schwartz, no one would've known about my story if i were forced into arbitration. that is not a compelling story, it is time to do it for other people who are having their human rights violated at work and shoved into secrecy. sen. blackburn: thank you to each of you for being here today and for this hearing. i am so pleased you mentioned ending forced arbitration of sexual assault and sexual harassment act. that is something that we put a good deal of time into. it was a strong bipartisan effort and something that was needed. i fully appreciate what it is like to be a female in a man's world and i had great experiences whether with the southwestern company or people i did contract work for, and i know not everyone has thought. making certain when we are not going to be isolated and had the ability to tell their story and achieve what they felt like was justice is something that is important. and of course we think you for the work you did on that bill in the speak out act, those offe

after my experience of fox news and respectfully mr. schwartz, no one would've known about my story if i were forced into arbitration. that is not a compelling story, it is time to do it for other people who are having their human rights violated at work and shoved into secrecy. sen. blackburn: thank you to each of you for being here today and for this hearing. i am so pleased you mentioned ending forced arbitration of sexual assault and sexual harassment act. that is something that we put a good deal of time into. it was a strong bipartisan effort and something that was needed. i fully appreciate what it is like to be a female in a man's world and i had great experiences whether with the southwestern company or people i did contract work for, and i know not everyone has thought. making certain when we are not going to be isolated and had the ability to tell their story and achieve what they felt like was justice is something that is important. and of course we think you for the work you did on that bill in the speak out act, those offe

for us to the chair of the house of education and workforce commission, virginia fox from north carolina. >> thank you mr. speaker. columbia university is in a freefall, following the explosion of this anti-semitism, the education and workforce committee started investigating. so far the committee has uncovered key failures in the administration's response to the anti- somatic attacks and displays in this campus. first false testimony in committee regarding the removal of professor jody prasada, no action was taken. in addition to the administration has been a torture jewish students for a made up chemical attack. so i have a message, and a message for you all to, inmates are running the asylums. take back control of this one great -- once great institution. trying to act again, if not the committee will pursue every possible avenue to create a safe learning environment for jewish students. are you all back? >> congresswoman, here in new york. >> it welcome to new york city. thank you where much for coming today, was a happy to welcome the speaker to new york city, we appreciate his leadership and coming

fox of the impending lawsuit. they write it arises for the network's, quote, subsequent actions to defame mr. biden among other things. the letter focuses heavily on a six-part special that aired on fox's streaming service in 2021. in it the network presented a mock trial for what it may look like if biden were charged with being a foreign agent or bribery. mind you, he's never been charged with either of those crimes. biden is also planning to sue over fox's decision to show nude photos of him on-air, which he says were stolen. fox has not responded to a request for comment. joining us now to help us understand these legal developments, state attorney from palm beach county, florida, dave aronberg. let's start with hunter biden before we turn to the trump trial. his lawyers indicate they're on the verge of suing fox news. if they do indeed do that, how strong do you think their case is? what could happen? >> good to be with you, jonathan. it's hard to tell. we don't know all the details of the lawsuit, but there are laws in place in various states in what's called revenge porn. and there's no

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mr. president, talk about the border. >> carley: joe concha is a fox news contributor and joins me now. you think about this from the "new york times"? >> joe: it is telling where it is coming from, the "new york times" has not endorsed a republican presidential candidate you since elvis was a think, we're talking 1956. calling out president biden and vice president kamala harris for avoiding the media. not sitting down with "new york times" or "washington post" or the wall street journal. if he gets real questions and follow-ups, as far as how you handle inflation right now, what is your plan moving forward, how inflation reduction act work out. what do you think about protests we're seeing that are engulfing campuses in american colleges. how about the border and inflation and millions of people coming over including terrorist says through the u.s. southern border. why won't you resume wall construction or remain in mexico, like you talked about with your last guest. nothing will change before election day. you won't see joe biden do a solo prime-time press conference, when you take t

streaming on fox nation called quote, the trial of hunter biden and a violating revenge porn laws because that show quote, unlawfully published. >> and continues to publish intimate images of mr. depicting him in the nude. cnn has reached out to fox news for comment here with me now is cnn senior justice correspondent, evan perez thank you for coming in. so let's just talk big picture about the strategy here for years hunter biden really didn't say anything for lots of reasons. but the biggest reason is because his father's political team didn't want to write, they just wanted to kind of ignore it, and what happened was it continued to snowball snowball, snowball, snowball and for lots of reasons, the strategy has shifted now on he's, he's pushing back these pushing back very strong and look, one of the things that he's also done is i've you've seen you see how he is tussle with the republicans in congress showing up to their hearing demanding that they do a public hearing and then over time, finally negotiating for him to come in and do a private deposition. so you've seen him sort of fight back after after a period where the specialty, the white house and the president's ad

fox of the impending lawsuit. they write, it arise from the network's subsequent actions to defame mr. biden. aired on foxes streaming service in 2021. in it the network presented a mock trial for what it might look like if hunter biden were charged with being a foreign agent or with bribery, neither of which he has been charged with. biden's lawyers also say they plan to sue over fox's decision to show nude photos of hunter on the air, which he says were stolen. fox has not responded to a request for comment. what kind of case do you see here potentially for hunter biden against fox news? >> well, what the core of the charges they are alleges would look like would be a defamation lawsuit with maybe torts like presenting hunter biden in a false light. you know, we've all watched our country be locked in this battle with disinformation, and it looks increasingly like defamation lawsuits are one of the most important tools in the arsenal for pushing back. before you can file a lawsuit for defamation as a plaintiff, you have to demand a retraction. you have to give the potential defendant the op

surveys still slid daily have it's not all that far from the brooklyn bridge fox news contributor great to have beagles with his. mru. i'm struck by a few things watching this these protesters have a very specific goal. they call out the president on a daily basis, they call him genocide joe. they want him to end his support for issue. same because of what was happening inc. also they did not support continued woven so susie another is this effort working grey. >> i think it is more affected after you do a grenade to you. this is a preview of a long trailer everybody washing at home i cannot mission any american in their right mind marching for terror period. >> martha: leslie, "are here hamas and has below. thomas most look far controversial you know or getting exactly what we wanted. is working in america. would you think we. >> a few things. the majority of the spanking suggested america to be guilty or so. and aaron my issue you're full has below, hamas or any terrorist organization with a people to obstruct traffic i don't think it's affected by disk dosages security. we see client, you know, science supporter

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failing to mention key details of the incident and the highlighting mr reed's race, here now with reaction the former nypd inspector and foxs conservator paul moreau also project anyone founder forrest cooper, the civilian office of police accountability paul they have april and i report that is in fact it was the person in the car driving the car that shot first, he shoots and at that point police have every right, one officer injured, please have every right at that point to defend themselves and protect themselves, however 96 shots is an awful lot of shooting. how do you explain that high number? even though this guy, if you shoot at a cop you are probably going to die, that is kind of like a squared be squared c. squared but why 96 shots? >> well it's hard to me to see in the video what is going on inside the car and beside the car, my understanding is there is other videos that show more of that one of the things that does happen sometimes in the situations in a very heated, and look you have to predicate every thing that we say with the fact that this is a tragedy but there is a phenomenon in police shootings called

it goes onto say that there were at least three agency verified the fox news that you made that statement. so mr. secretary, did you make the statement that was report on january 8 to 1.4? >> congressman, as an agency last week i do not recall that exchange in an interim beating with a workforce. let me assure you that the southern border is -- >> the time of the gentleman has expired. i now yes, we are. mr. thune: i would ask unanimous consent the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: mr. president, this weekend iran and its proxies in syria, yemen and iraq fired a barrage of missiles and drones against israel. the direct attack was a marked escalation on iran's part, and it's time for the united states, our allies, and nations that support peace and freedom to make it clear to iran we're not going to stand idly by while iran threatens israel and foments the middle east. this was a notable escalation on iran's part, because weapons were fired from iran and not just by iran's proxies. iran has been threatening israel and undermining peace in the middle east

fox business. thanks to everybody. we'll switch gears on the fly, it will be great fun, mr.ill barr, former attorney general, writes in "the wall street journal," the security and exchange commission is watching you. he joins us now, former ag bill barr. i think he is still a good friend of mine. you write a tough piece in the journal about a week ago. i know i would get a smile out of you for that. of course you're a friend. orwellian surveillance state by the sec without warrants, investigating information -- i score it bill as 135 million some odd investors. that is how many, 135 million people in the investment markets, names, addresses, birthdates, all kinds of information. you talk about 3,000 sec personnel, 20 other regulatory agencies? why does the sec need to have this kind of information and invade our privacy? >> they don't. we're crossing a real constitution allred line right now and i'm appalled there is not more pushback and people are not concerned about it. we have a basic set of rules in this country. as you know, banks, phone companies, have a lot of record

anyone keeping track, latest "fox poll" 2/3 of americans believe they are overtaxed. mr. biden, he always says he will tax rich people, middle class people here, politicians say that they guard their wallets, they know they pay the bulk of taxes. are americans overtaxed, vivek, what should we be doing about it? >> i think we need to make the trump tax cuts permanent as a starting point. the reality is on one hand you could stimulate the economy by putting more money in peoples pockets, something we're failing to do under biden. i think we have to go one step further with respect to making sure hard-working americans have more money they earn actually flow into their pockets so they can spend it. the other thing when you have more of that money flow into the washington bureaucracy, it feeds the very regulatory state that is impeding entrepreneurs and small businesses from creating value. i look at it in reverse, larry. we need too slash and burn much of that federal bureaucracy. downsize the size of federal government and federal bureaucracy. you need a smaller tax base to

fox's morgan mckay reports from new york city. three lawyers for mr.>> are you going to keep choosing mr. trump? >> scowling and furious, former president donald trump stormed out of the courtroom after his contempt hearing. prosecutors are asking the judge to hold trump in contempt for allegedly breaking his gag order on ten separate occasions, listed here. the gag order prohibits trump from posting about witnesses, and the jury. prosecutor chris conroy said that they are looking for now to just fine trump $1,000 per post, but says it seems like trump is trying to get locked up for political purposes. but trump's attorney, todd blanch, says that trump is merely responding to a, quote, barrage of political attacks. judge juan merchan says he will make his ruling on this at a later date. to me, it's totally unconstitutional. after a short break, the jury was brought back in for their second day and heard testimony from david pecker, the former publisher of the national enquirer, and a few other magazines. pecker testified that he considered trump a frie

mr. trump's catch and kill strategy. at the center of this case. fox news connor hansen has more now from new york. >> former president donald trump is using his limited time outside the courtroom to attack his opponent, president biden. >> so we're locked up in a courtroom, and this guy is out there campaigning inside the courtroom. >> prosecutors continued questioning david pecker, the ex publisher of the national enquirer. pecker detailed a catch and kill plan in which he and trump's campaign would buy and bury negative stories. in one instance, pecker said his magazine paid a former trump tower doorman $30,000 for a story claiming trump fathered a child outside his marriage, which they found out was not true. the former publisher confirmed. the tabloid also ran negative stories about trump's primary opponents during the 2016 election, saying trump's former attorney, michael cohen was often his contact. >> entering into a nondisclosure agreement is not illegal. secondly, catch and kill schemes which people in the media do, which is to buy the rights

mr. reed's race. here now with reaction, former nypd inspector and fox news contributor paul monroe is with us. also project 21 founder horace cooper. okay, so the office of police accountability, paul, they have a preliminary report that is that, in fact, it was the person in the car driving the car that shot first. okay. he shoots. at that point, police have every. right. one officer was injured. police have every right at that point to defend and protect themselves. however, 96 shots is an awful lot of shooting. how do you explain that high number, even though this guy, if you shoot at a cop, you're probably going to die? i that's kind of like square it be square at sea square. but why 96 shots? >> well, sure. it's hard for me to see in the video what's going on in an inside the car and beside the car. >> my understanding is there's other video that shows more of that. one of the things that does happen sometimes in these situations and they're very, very heated and looking, you have to predicate everything we say with the fact that this is a tragedy. but there's a phenomenon in police shoot

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larry: you don't want to lose track of this.her the latest fox poll shows about two-thirds of americans believe they are over-taxed.eve and mr. biden, although he always says he's going to taxil rich people, middle class people hear politicians say that, they guard their wallets, they know they pay the bulk of the taxes. are americans over-taxed andd what should we be doing about it? >> i think we need to make the trump tax cuts permanent as a starting point. the reality is, on one hand you can stimulate thyoe economy by e pputting more money in people'sm pockets, something we're failing to do under biden. we need to make sure hardd working americans have more of the money they earn actually flow into their pockets so theyd can spend it. but the other thing is when you have more of that money flowing to the washington bureaucracy, it feedsey the regulatory state that's impeded entrepreneurs and small businesses from creatinga. value so i look at it inrse, reverse. first we need to slash and burn much of the federal bureaucracye down s size the size of the government and you need a smaller tax base to pay for it. you need to

mr. biden's statement before iran's assault on israel, done work well either, did it. one of our distinguished fox news reporters lak libeled don't a while back the biden statement before russia invaded okay, you eublg, the label don't is something you say to your dog who insists on pulling your sock, i think "wall street journal" ed stoeditorial pain has a better idea that israel is justified in attacking iran's assets, including military, don't is just failed u.s. deter epts. deterrents and does not work with iran bidens eased economic and oil sanctions then freed up tens of billions in frozen funds and tried to renegotiate a nuclear deal and another don't, don't blame it on donald trump, who enforced the sanctions and bankrupted iran. and took out sol soleimani. i supreme court -- i spoke with robert o'brien. and o'brien believes that israel should bomb iranian drone and missile factories, which would be a proportioner at, limited and carefully targets act, probably well received by the europeans, welcoming an end to iran's drone sales to russia in the ukraine war, mr. o'brien has a long track

fox two news here. at 630. the first witness was called to testify in former president trump's criminal trial in new york city. >> prosecutors argued in opening statements that mrump orchestrated a criminal scheme to corrupt the 2016 presidential election, and trump's attorneys, in their opening remarks, called him innocent, saying that he did not falsify business records. >> fox's morgan mckay has the story, and this is what they try and take me off the trail for. >> former president donald trump was furious as he left court on the official first day of his criminal trial and vented to reporters in the hallway for about nine minutes without taking questions. the jury stayed focused on monday as a prosecution started their opening statements. prosecutor matthew colangelo kicked off his remarks with this quote the defendant, donald trump, orchestrated a criminal scheme to corrupt the 2016 presidential election. then he covered up that criminal conspiracy by lying in his new york business records over and over and over again, colangelo laid out the prosecution's case that trump cooked up a scheme with his former lawyer, michael cohen, and others to catch possibly

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other thing, latest fox toll shows about 22 thirds of americans -- 2/3 of americans believe they are over taxed and mrd he will t tax rich, middle class, here, politicians guard their wallets they pay bulk of taxes. are americans over taxed? what should we be doing about it? >> we need to make trump tax cuts permanent as a starting point. on one hand you could stimulate the economy by putting more component in people's pocket -- more money in people's pockets,ing, what we're failing to down -- to do under biden. when you have more money throwing to washington bureaucracy. soy look at it in reverse, we need so slash and bush the federal bureaucracy, down size the size of federal government and you will need a smaller tax base to pay for it the other thing, reduce the complexity of tax code, most people have no idea what sort of subsidies or deductions are baked in. simplify the tax code, bring down the rate, and that is how you slim l -- stimulate the economy that is the fair just system. >> you know vivek, well put, i love that simplification. broaden the base, lower rates. art laffer, whom you know,

. >> this is a fox news special report, los angeles police , right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. >> right now, we all the o.j. simpson record is still alive.s he's got to gogu. >> television told it all over the place. listen to. rjme a more iconic car chase than the white bronco. n thyou can't. over 95 million americans in homes, offices and restaurants all around the country watched . ran from the law, but even from his jail cell. >> o.jaw. star never faded. police officers were bringing footballlices and trading cardsr him to sign. >> but this was just the beginnin sign,g. itness >> america witnessed the trial of the century, beginnin agn in 1995. >> cable news was just19 beginning and court tv carriedl the trial live. the country was addicted . courtr the courtroom turned the players into household names. o playto judge lance ito, who? jay leno turned into a comedy sketch. e judge,the dancing itos. defense attorney johnnie cochran. got a parody character on seinfeld. and whld, o can forget kato kaen during that phone call? >> sorry. did something unusual occur? yes.

fox news contributor mike pompeo joins us now. thanks for being here. >> great to be with you this morning. >> jacqui: mr. move of mike johnson to slip this in and send as part of the deal to the senate. the bill passed house as stand alone bill was hanging out in limbo, you know this trump administration tried to do this before. there are pitfalls ahead, what do you see happening potentially? >> i'm pleased with progress made, we in the united states have never allowed a foreign adversary to have control inside the united states of america and never let enemies communicate through enterprise. it used to be television networks, we did not let foreign adversaries own those. foreign authorities cannot own what propabegan gandize against america. i hope this is not a ban of tiktok, tiktok can continue to exist it cannot be owned by foreign adversary. we will not allow adversaries to communicate directly with our children. >> jacqui: do you think there is a court challenge, there is a clause to extended deadline. what is risk litigation gets in the way? >> i want to get your thoughts on a seek issue on anti-i

mr. ed could be a hit man. lassie could be a terrorist. flipper could be an undersea gang leader. this could be my new foxn you prepare for "the fastest." "we need to put as a serial killer." >> jesse: i wonder about the casting. don't see it. something about that. >> greg: one of the guys has to wear a red hat. >> jessica: finally, if you're going to fake a sick day, try not telling your coworkers. a high school teacher in ohio could get axed for faking sick days so she could attend a concert in nashville. she got busted after telling your colleagues about her plans. who does that? >> judge jeanine: a lot of people. a lot of people are excited about what they are going to do, so they are bragging about it and they are stupid. just keep your own private life away from people at work. they are jealous and they're going to report you. >> jessica: i would never report you. >> judge jeanine: i never did that. >> jesse: this teacher is probably teaching crt all day long. if she takes a sick day and gets caught and now she gets fired, priorities, jessica. priorities. >> greg: at least she's not banging the stud