please welcome nate bargatze, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: nate ♪ nate now, welcome every now and then i -- well -- >> no, we do text. >> jimmy: no, we do -- >> it took me a long time to get that phone number. >> jimmy: no, i -- >> had to battle it out. >> jimmy: you really - >> and now my daughter's here, kicked me out of my dressing room [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: your beautiful little daughter >> yeah. >> jimmy: who is - >> she goes -- i was like, standing there and she goes, "you mind shutting that door?" >> jimmy: yeah >> made me go. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: look at that >> i was like, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, but is -- but isn't that fun though? when you first came on, you were -- you were just booking clubs and hoping that you book clubs. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: you sent me a text i go, "where are you playing tonight? like, "what are you doing? you go, "ah, no big deal i'm just doing the bridgestone arena in nashville." [ cheers and applause you broke -- you broke the attendance record with almost 20,000 people. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is where they play hockey. t

nate fick is an old friend. we met, it was 10 years ago when we last saw each other unfortunately but that is when he became rich and went off to a california venture capital company, so now you can afford to be a public servant again. he is at the state department. he is the ambassador-at-large for cyberspace and digital policy. anne neuberger is one of the most influential people in washington these days. everything she has spent her life learning at the nsa she now has to operate the country for. anne, we're delighted to have you here. this morning, we're going to first here from the deputy secretary. then chaves, nate fick will come up for a conversation with all of you. let's bring the secretary over. then these other three will come up. give a warm applause to all three of them. [applause] >> good morning, everybody. john hamre , thank you for that generous introduction. we did meet about 35 years ago when i was working for the chairman of the defense appropriations subcommittee in the house of representat

as for nate and his family, they refunded the hotel and car portion of the trip. $2058, nate says itstill off the mark. we asked costco to see a itemized list to see what it was refunding and the agency refused him a they said per our contracts we are not able to break down the individual component pricing. that was it for costco. >> whenever you are using a third party, understand you are not the one pulling the strings. >> reporter: katie is with the travel website going. she is constantly going. >> i am on the road 3-4 times a month. >> reporter: to make changes and actually see the individual prices you should book with individual hotels. that being said some bundles offer discounts, while the low price may tempt you katie says try to re-create that price yourself. say you opt to book with a travel agency, ask to see any fees. some agencies have not scrapped the fees. also ask if anybody is on duty 24 seven. these weary travelers recommend you book them yourself directly with airlines and hotels. they are avoiding future vacation packages. >> this was the only time we purchased a

>> nate: that was exactly what i was going to talk about.ight now we're at the command center where state and federal agencies are collaborating and you mentioned elite border patrol bortac unit that arrived last night trained to navigate difficult terrain. i am reminded of the manhunt of daniel cavalcante, this is another rural area as we were in chester county, pennsylvania. maine is similar, certainly a lot of area to hide and tactical unit able to track down cavalcante. working to confirm if this is robert card and if so, if the bortac team was again leading the way in capturing this person if it is in fact him. so much of those two cases, i see parallels, it is on the community to keep themselves safe and lock their doors and something we continue to hear from maine officials and to continue providing information and just hours ago, maine authorities said they received 530 tips, more than 530 tips and continue following up on tips and one of them hits. it is a long arduous process where keep following up on tips and it is frustrating, b

so we are 44.01 and we elimit nate c02, we do that - we elimit nate c02, we do that through a minuterisationdo you say, where does it go? sure, so i have some rock here with me, as you can see this rock is typically found 40 kilometres under ground but it is pushed up to the surface in some parts of the world, this rock naturally eats up c02 and converts it into more rock this is a natural process and what we are doing with technology we speed up the natural process, because we can't wait decades for this to happen, so with our process we can do it in months. you happen, so with our process we can do it in months.— do it in months. you say you can do it within months, _ do it in months. you say you can do it within months, what _ do it in months. you say you can do it within months, what difference i it within months, what difference will it make, how much carbon can you take out and how significant is it not the big scheme of things? absolutely, so this technology is still nascent. as per the ipcc we need to be carbonising billions of tonnes, so this isjust need to be carbonising billions o

guy, nate?stor, pillar of the community. but, we all know now there was skeletons in the closet and things going on behind the scenes. >> a. b. schirmer was sentenced to life in prison without parole. his defense attorney appealed the verdict. arguing, among other things, that the death of a.b.'s first wife jewel should never have been allowed to be a part of betty's trial. >> i think the admissions of the first wife circumstances surrounding the death of jewel schirmer really did prejudice the case. >> what do you have to see -- >> the pennsylvania supreme court denied his appeal. but, as the former pastor was being taken off to jail, prosecutors said he told deputies he felt strangely calm. >> and we couldn't understand why he felt so relaxed. and, i mean, i know why he felt so relaxed. i mean he's been carrying this thing with him for many years. you know, -- >> the old terrible things will set you free. >> -- >> forgiveness is the providence of the church. justice is the duty of the state. i

the latest from nate foy and the thick of it in new york city. hi, nate. >> hi, neil.e are well in to the afternoon session. you mentioned it's expected to wrap in about a half an hour. the state has called their first witness, a man by the name of donald bender, former president trump's old accountant. after the action wraps today, we're expecting more comments from president trump who has already spoken twice today. as you mentioned, he's been extremely critical of new york attorney general letitia james as well as the judge, both democrats. james filed the $250 million lawsuit last year against trump, his adult sons and the trump organization. trump says he's being targeted for political reasons. >> attorney general, like letitia james, who is a disgrace to our country. who got elected on the fact that she's going to take down president trump. we're going to take him down. she knew nothing about me. she got elected on that basis. >> neil, trump also calls james corrupt, racist and a terrible person. he says she's driving people out of new york by ignoring murders an

nate called costco. >> they were closed.en the emergency situation, every hour or minute or flight availability really counted. >> their family wound up in an evacuation shelter like this one. nate says it took them three days to get home from here in hawaii. luckily, they found a vacation rental. they only had to spend one night in the shelter. when they got home they asked for a refund. >> it wasn't acceptable. >> they offered them by phone far less than expected. >> it was $1,000 something. >> out of almost $9,000 they paid. nate called us. >> i didn't know what else to do. >> we contacted costco travel. it declined to do an interview. the vice president and general manager said for all members in maui during the fires, we have been working to see what refunds we can provide. costco said they refunded them if full for the hotel and car portion of the trip during the dates of august 8 to august 12. that's $2,058. it's better but he says it's off the mark. we asked costco to see what it was refunding and what it wasn't. the

please welcome back to the show, nate bargatze!lcome back, man >> what's up, man? [ cheers ] >> seth: i'm so -- >> thank you [ cheers and applause hey, there hello, folks >> seth: i'm so happy you're here i'm so happy the reason you're in new york -- you're hosting "snl." >> yes >> seth: this is such a blast. [ cheers and applause >> yeah. it's, uh -- yeah, it's insane, dude it was, like -- it's almost -- when they ask, you're like -- i don't know if i'm famous enough to do that [ light laughter ] you want to -- i almost want to tell them that >> seth: yeah. they're like, "we're going get you ." i was like, "ah, guys, i appreciate it, but there's some other people i think y'all should go after. >> seth: yeah. you're like, "your show has a legacy." >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: you don't want to mess around with that >> you're "snl," dude. i go, look, i -- thanks for the offer. but i -- i'm doing you a favor >> seth: you've played -- obviously, you've played new york city a ton. you've played big rooms in new york city a ton. how ar

. >> hey, nate. >> hey. >> i'm chloe.lcome coffee with simple syrup in it. ♪ ♪ >> it's no more mr. nice guy for nate bargatze. he takes the stage with musical guests foo fighters. foo fighters, very familiar with, nate, not so much. >> never heard of him. but he was a guest on "late night with seth meyers," and he was funny. >>> another wednesday, another reveal on the masked singer. contestants picked a variety of super natural songs to celebrate harry potter night. after a showdown, hawk was forced to unmask and reveal himself. teen wolf's tyler posey became the fifth to be eliminated. i always love this. you never newsome of these peopl knew some of these people sang at all, like billie jean king. >> these costumes are so extravagant. >>> here's to a new drink that will make you feel all right, all right, all right. matthew mcconaughey and his wife camila are celebrating the launch of their new organic tequila brand. the couple elaborated on the origin of the name which is spanish for pants >>> they thought the world o

good evening, nate. >> good evening, bret. so, yeah. this manhunt about to enter its second day and just within the past hour, our fox news colleague actually heard multiple loud bangs outside card's residence in bowdoin. he actually owns two properties there take a live look if we can right now. there is no confirmation that he is actually inside. but if he is, these could be flash bangs to try to bring him outside also, bret, 25 it miles east of here is harbor where the u.s. coast guard confirms with fox they are following up on a potential sighting with card with aviation units. there is concern that he may be on the water after authorities found his white subaru at a boat landing in lisbon, maine. now, card is a certified firearms instructor. is he also a member of the army reserve. and tonight sources tell fox news that card had a mental health episode this past july when he arrived at west point for training. he also reportedly had an alcohol-related incident that led his company commander to recommend him for treatment. the 40-ye

but we start with nate foy with the latest on the investigation. nate, what can you tell us?> lawrence, i can tell that you more federal resources are coming in on day two of this manhunt including the elite tactical unit who found the prisoner who recently escaped in pennsylvania. state authorities, local authorities, federal authorities are spread out throughout maine. they did focus last night on a couple of residents, a couple properties in bowdoin. that's where the accused shooter lives. take a listen as authorities were trying to convince him to come outside. . . . >> so, lawrence, maine state police confirmed they served search warrants at the residence. no gunshots were fired. after about two hours they left with no sign of robert card. now, authorities did find his white subaru at a boat landing in nearby lisbon, maine. so there is concerns that he may be on a boat right now. the u.s. coast guard confirms with fox news that aviation units are searching booth behar bore which is about 50 miles east of lewiston. here is the lisbon police chief talking about the investi

back to you, bret. >> bret: nate foy in new york with the protesters. nate, thanks. a stanford university instructor out in california has been sidelined for what is termed identity-based targeting of students. the unidentified teacher allegedly told jewish students in class to identify themselves then take their belongings and stand in a corner because "this is what israel does to palestinians". stanford's president issued a statement saying he's addressing several issues on campus since the hamas attack. a protest has begun at berook college in manhattan. cb is there tonight. reporter: good evening, bret. pro palestinian supporters here prayed, chanted during the protests and calling for an end to israel's genocide in the region. the only mention of israelis killed in a wharves on a sign from someone that doubts whether children have died. >> there's a propaganda going around about 40 babies being burned alive or slaughtered or whatever. that was obviously propaganda. >> i think in this case certainly what hamas did is violence, but we have to understand that these

mike tobin and nate foy. hi, nate. >> the manhunt on second day, more federal resources coming in, as you mentioned. the manhunt focusing at resident in bowdoin where robert card had lived and police executed a search warrant. for a time it looked like he was inside. take a look at the video. a colleague was there and heard multiple flash bangs outside the home in effort to bring card outside if he was in there. police yelled through a megaphone urging him to come outside. authorities executed a search warrant and left. his boat was found in lisbon, maine. u.s. coast guard is using aviation to search in booth bay harbor. the 40 hudson valley year-old gunman is accused of killing 18 people and injuries 13 more in lewiston. he is considered armed and dangerous. he is army reservist who has a history of mental health illness. governor mills talked about the horrific attack. listen here. >> this city did not deserve the terrible assault on the citizens, on its peace of mind and security. this attack strikes at th

>> nate: i'm here outside the command center at lewiston high school. i spoke with fbi out of boston. they wouldn't tell me much, but loaded up in a tactical vehicle. i will ask my photographer to show you resources behind me, state police tactical vehicle, state, local, federal authorities are spanning multiple different counties in maine. the focus of the investigation last night was residence in bowdoin, where the accused gunman lives. it appeared last night authorities thought he was inside the home. take a listen. [indiscernible] -- you are under arrest. come out of the house now -- truck in the driveway. >> maine state police confirm they served search warrants, no gunshots were fired. after two hours, they left with no sign of card. authorities found his white subaru in lisbon, maine. there are concerns he could possibly be on a boat. u.s. coast guard confirms with fox aviation unit searched booth bay harbor, 50 miles east of lewiston. here is lisbon police chief. >> this is an active scene in lisbon, we're not going to narrow down to any area. y

nate, good to see you. bring in john yoo, former assistant attorney general of the united states and a u.c. law berkeley professor. good to have your take on this. i know you have spoken out about this case. you said you believe the former president knows he's going to lose this case because it's up to the judge who has said he believes basically that he's guilty. what do you think about the fact that the former president said he wouldn't be dealing with any of this if he weren't running for president? >> i think there's a lot of truth to what president trump is saying. the attorney general here campaigned on targeting president trump. i think that it's hard to say that he wouldn't have been singled out if he had ridden off in to retirement or never been president in the first place. the problem for president trump, those arguments don't work in a courtroom. they're called a defense of selective prosecution, which most judges never hear. they say it's up to the prosecutors. judges don't review why prosecuto

nate, thanks very much. breaking news from nate foy in the trump case this afternoon.t you go, how about this? 24 million, that is how many americans morgan stanley analysts predict will be taking weight loss drugs on a regular basis like ozempic by the year 2034. it's a huge mark. the popular appetite supp suppressants are rattling the food industry because this makes people eat less. let's bring in a plastic surgeon who has been prescribing ozempic since last year and been reporting the results. good to have you with us today, doctor. is this a good trend for the country to have, you know -- i saw one number. like three in ten people on ozempic by 2035. is that the kind of world we want to live in? is that healthy? >> i think we're trending towards a healthier space. right now there's an obesity epidemic. 40% of americans are obese and 69% of us overweight or obese. there's overconsumption in this society. it's difficult for people to lose weight. this has been a real break through. the active agreement is helping people eat less in a natural way. >> martha: interest

i mean, they, you basically have to admit, nate, ukraine cannot win this war. ukraine's only hope is if nato gets involved in this, go directly the gets. that brings up the question george, i mean, i would say this is a nato. are me inches manned by ukrainians. okay, and it does have a british and american, another nato advisor. so i, i would, i would tweak that insight. nato cannot win this war unless they want to go to the ultimate escalation. martin jump in. that's the warning thing. this is the question now is, what is the next level? you know, when you have the new york times basically admitting, i'm directing is republican audience because it's largely a right witness. but it's not so sympathetic to the present, but administration when the new york times is basically shrugged shoulders the st. listen. can we win this war? and the also is a cause. now we caught then what's the next best scenario? you know from not winning a little heavy on so and the also seems to be just to keep, funneling more and more money but way more arms announcements. he wants to talk about setting up jo

and i don't think that we're going to be able to call in nate's so to bail them out. so, but this is live but you know, it's, it's a of a piece of however ridiculous as well as however literally as being a shave. there are still directors like this. well, yeah, we've got to do more. you know, we've got to give them all directly involved. i you, martin who is, is everybody seems in british leaders so they all kind of, you know, churchill in curious. okay. and you know, you see kind of be like churchill now. i mean, i, i, when i read that i want, i thought, come on, this is like, you be able to babylon be, i mean, this can be, i can't be serious, but apparently is how do you explain that? i mean, is there any support for and on the ground martin? no, i don't think it's serious. i. i really don't. i think it's just, i'm a new defense minister who was absent to experience a tool in the don't see a testing the water and feeding this out to his few. a general, as you know, who are ready to rewrite his his, his speech is or is or is is no since i can't see that i should have

because if we show that what's really going on the then the support of nate. so and this mad cut, my dear. so we can win a will, you know, um, yeah, but they, they fixed it as a switch and if we use the same time period when eisenhower is a supreme commander, when his troops found these concentration camps work camps, he forced german civilians to go through them to see really when a man of german descent actually did that, one of the great iron needs of history. quite gentlemen megabit jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on. so we only stay with our t the same as possible any more to understand western security and defense policy with rational analytical c. reeves concepts, east is now move into the re, um, of the irrational emotionally as calculus thing. the local bank across stock were all things are considered. non peter, now this is a home addition to remind you were discussing some real news. the quite, let's go back to george in budapest and the new york times, everyone's well accid

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nate foy is on this story and watching the new developments this hour. hi, nate. >> hi, martha.this man hunt. police still searching for the man who is responsible for the deadliest mass shooting in maine's history. this spans multiple counties. you can see a heavy law enforcement in bowden and 25 miles east on the atlantic, a place called boothbay harbor. the coast guard is following up on a sighting there. they are trying to see if anything comes of that. we have not heard any more specifics from authorities today. they did provide gruesome horrible specifics about last night. you mentioned the 18 people. 13 people injured on top of that. this is a man who has documented mental health concerns according to law enforcement. part of those mental health concerns included making threats to carry out a is shooting at a national guard base here in maine and reportedly hearing voices and being committed to a mental health facility. maine doesn't have red flag laws but something similar. it's called the yellow paper law. it allows family members to initiate the process of taking a lov

nate foy has the latest. nate? >> reporter: hey, will, good morning.will be held this afternoon in this community as it continues to rely on each other and their faith to get through this horrific time. a candle will be lit for if each of the 18 people murdered in wednesday's attack, and each victim will also get an individual moment of silence today. take a look at this video from last night where a similar event played out. 150 people gathered for a candlelight vigil in lisbon falls, they also prayed for the victims and their families as, again, many are using faith to persevere through tragedy. >> father, none of us could have imagined this was going to happen a few days ago. and, lord, the hurt and the pain of those families ultimately only you can pill that. fill that. >> reporter: and we are learning that maine police received an alert weeks ago about the shooter's threats. two law enforcement chiefs tell the ap, quote with, a statewide awareness alert was sent in mid september to be on the lookout for robert card after the firearms instructor ma

nate foye is in lewiston, nate. >> so, harris, authorities wrapped up a press conference and there are two things happening right now. the evidence collection and processing that's happening as you mentioned -- at the bowling alley and bar where these shootings happened. the part that everyone is focusing on is the manhunt. that part is really focused on the lisbon boat launch which is where the accused gunman's car was found. the river will be full of divers and tactical teams with sonar technology searching in the river and all around the river. where we are now is the temporary command center. look at the fox news drone. this is where the state agencies and federal agencies assisting are congregating. you mentioned the federal agencies helping the f.b.i., atf. dhs but also the border patrol tactical unit which if you remember not long ago found that escaped inmate in chester county, pennsylvania. take a look at this video from last night. police executed multiple search warrants as the accused shooter's home. we just learned they did find a note, harris, in that home written by the

>> seth: and what about nate was nate sort of getting off scot free?ed ten more poems." [ laughter ] >> seth: when they were that age, when they were writing poems with you back then, were they aware that you were funny were they entertained by you >> um, yeah. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> i was trying to be funny. i was very silly around the kids really fun to do that. and they kind of wised up. they loved my silliness. >> seth: right >> but one time, when my daughter was 6, it was so great. i was doing a character in the mirror "time to go to school. let's go, get on the bus put on your clothes! and i stopped, and she goes, "bad." [ laughter ] 6-year-old you know loved it >> seth: and you started your recorder again you're like -- >> come on >> seth: i'd like to get this on tape >> i've got a monologue for you! >> seth: i do know that there are a lot of kids' books these days i would imagine it's a very tough market to sell one, to break through. >> well, usually it is, but this month, we got very lucky all the other kids' books coming out ar

now, fox news nate foy is so smart and live in new york with the story. nate, good to see you. you, liz. we reached out to clinton's team on collator for what they meant about -- clarify on what they meant by formal deprogramming and many of what she said back in 2016 when she called former president trump supporters deplorables. here she was last night on cnn. >> sadly so many of those extremists, those maga extremists, take their marching orders from donald trump who has no credibility left by any measure and why do they break with him? at some point maybe there needs a formal deprogramming of the cult members but something needs to happen. >> clinton didn't stop there and said this about why president trump is again leading the republican party in his candidacy for president. >> maybe they don't like migrants. maybe they don't like gay people or black people or the woman that got the promotion at work or whatever the reason. it's classic tale of an aauthoritarian populous who really has a grip on the emotional psychological needs and desires of a portion of the population. >

ray thank you, nate. -- rachel: thank you, nate. mourning the death of actor matthew perry who died yesterday are if an apparent drowning. he was reportedly found unresponsive by his assistant in a jacuzzi at his los angeles home. tmz reports he played pickleball earlier that morning. officials say no foul play is suspected and no drugs were found at the scene. per arely is survived by his mom, dad and stepfather. he was only 54 years old. >>> now to another fox news alert, at least two people are dead and 18 are in the hospital after a shooting in a nightclub near tampa earlier this morning. officers say they are trying to work out what happened but believe the shooting started as a dispute between two groups. one person has turned themselves in to the police. >>> happening today, sag after a that -- sag-aftra and production studios hoping to work towards a deal. both sides met yesterday during a virtual session where the guild put forward their latest proposal, but no agreement has been made yet. the ongoing actors' strike has bee

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our reporter at the rally nate foy sass the turnout, as you can see, was h this she■s a hero moment.ven today, only a quarter of stem graduates are women. they'd go, oh, you don't look like an engineer. there is this preconception. some things are for boys. but diversity drives innovation. my goal is to really flip the script. pick something that you love and go for it. how do we live in space? how do we live on the moon? i want to help figure that out. you can create the blueprint. if you can see her, you can be her. so heartbreaking. at this holocaust museum in israel, you see the names; the faces, of jews that were brutally murdered. this great cloud of witnesses cries out to us "comfort, comfort my people." we're in a race against time to reach every holocaust survivor in israel and the former soviet union. many are poor and hungry and they have nowhere to turn. naroj has had such a hard life from the day that she was born into the holocaust and watching her sister esther, die of hunger. we were so hungry that we would go with my mother and find the leaves and grass nd we would p

nate, thank you very much, my friend. nate foy in maine.gain, we'll go to that press conference as soon as it gets under way. bill daley with us, former fbi investigator. bill, obviously, the developments overnight are that he took his own life. we don't know exactly when he took it, we don't know exactly what's in that note that he left behind for his son. how do you piece or try to piece a lot of this together? >> well, neil, first of all, thanks for having me on this morning. you know, i think as you first touched on, this story, you know, there's relief, there's grief and there's despair in that community. and the despair's understanding what really happened. and it's not just what happened at the two venues where the shootings took place, but what happened before. why weren't any trip wires in place if it turns out to be that he was under medical supervision or he'd gone in for treatment for some emotional, medical issues back this past summer. but as far as investigators piecing this together, you know, when these incidents occur, you

>> bret: nate foy in new york. nate, thanks.iden an arraignment on federal felony gun charges came several months after a plea deal that would have dismissed those charges blew up thanks to the judge in that case. the president's son is under strict conditions to avoid detention. correspondent david spunt is in wilmington, delaware tonight with the latest on that. good evening, david. >> hi, bret, good evening. this happened in court. not even 30 minutes long. very short in and out for hunter biden. if he does not follow those conditions of release, specifically, he could face some serious trouble. he pleaded not guilty to three felony counts surrounding his time owning a gun back in 2018. he appeared before a magistrate judge here at the federal courthouse in wilmington, delaware today. inside the courtroom, bret, he sat just feet away from attorneys representing special and now weiss wants to put the first son in prison potentially for up to 25 years. unlikely, given no prior felonies. his conditions of release include he can'

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nate foy is there for us. nate? >> the faces of the hostages will be lit up on 15 billboards here in times square. you mentioned before you went to commercial break, the number of hostages now over 200. four of them are related to one man that spoke in new york city last night. listen to him here. >> prioritize the hostages. prioritize the lives of the innocent children and the innocent people who are caught in the cross hairs of bad actors. there's only one thing to do right now. bring them home. >> sandra, major adams will make an speech after making an emotional speech last week. he's urging new yorkers to remain vigilant in what the nypd describes as a height thenned threat environment. kathy hochul has been meeting with hostage families in israel. she describes their stories as more horrific than she imagined. on x, she reiterated her support for israel and adding the innocence people must be protected. yesterday a rally in support of israel and freeing hostages was held on the east side. you see thousands came

hi, nate. reporter: the hey, dana.itness is michael cohen and claims he hasn't seen trump in person in five years and remember, cohen's 2019 testimony is what launched this investigation into trump by new york attorney general leticia james and cohen stated trump overstated his wealth for the bank loans and equipped with the deposition of this case. >> i wanted to be higher >> bill: reporter: dana, cohen is serving prison full-time for his role in the payments and lying to congress and trump's team calls cohen a proven serial liar that's not a credible witness. earlier this month, trump dismissed a $500 million lawsuit against cohen, the former president claimed that cohen breached his contract by shared privileged information to enrich himself also last night, dana, former president trump's lawyers file three motions to dismiss the federal case against him regarding his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. his lawyers claim it should be thrown out on the basis of selective and vindictive prosecu

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what's the latest you can tell us, nate?> well, jacqui, a press conference just wrapped up not too long ago. after a 48-hour manhunt we're learning more exactly how robert card, the accused gunman, was found dead at 7:45 last night in an unlocked box trailer at the maine recycling corporation behind me. take a live look at our fox news drone. this is about 10 miles away from the bowling alley where the first shooting played out and eight miles away from the restaurant where the second shooting played out. authorities found card in that trailer near the sliding door of the trailer with two guns, this is not too far from where they found his white subaru with a rifle in it. take a look at this next picture, as authorities also revealed that card was never forcibly committed for mental health treatment. he is a army reservist who was recommended for treatment after a mental health and alcohol-related incident at west point training back in july and maine officials say mental health played a large role why card carried out this

nathan argument, he went to the war to prevent a nate to 18 to the closest borders. he has. he has got the exact opposite, is get more nate, the presence in the eastern part of the lines on. he has also a seen that the feed them has all of the joining the alliance. and sweden will soon be a full member. so what i'm hearing from both you and your surprising ally in this perspective is that there was a lot of awareness about the action and reaction that basically creating an opening that door and then solidifying it for ukraine to join nato was going to precipitate a war with russia and beyond that, as you just said, was big me a brzezinski former national security adviser in the present carter. then you said this was the plan all along. it was the plan and the fact that this would lead to war was understood by american diplomats. it was warned by the b u. s. ambassador to russia in 2008 and on other than william burns. currently r c. i a director who sent a famous memo from moscow to conduct lisa rice entitled me at the means meet at no means no, and he was explaining, it's n

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nate foy, thanks for all your coverage. and just moments ago thousands of pro-palestinian protesters flooding the streets of london as the war in israel continues to divide major cities around the world. rachel: greg palkot is live in northern israel and has latest on the potential two-front war in the jewish state. are greg, what is the latest? and good morning to to you. >> reporter: hi, good morning, folks. yeah, in the last 90 minutes or so we've been hearing a bunch of outgoing israeli artillery fire aiming across the border two miles behind us into lebanon, and we've also been seeing iranian-backed hezbollah militant activity the as well. can't say all of this is directly related to what's going on south, but it could very well be. we've been monitoring those live images coming from the south. there's a lot of residual smoke from hours of fighting between the israeli military and hamas militants down this. israel describes this as an extent i -- extensive raid. they also call it a ground invasion not necessarily the g