august 17th, the new york post showing president biden was using the robert peter alias, 0. james comeer released his report showing president biden was using numerous aliases, network news coverage, 0. the story came out of a voicemail from hunter to joe saying, quote, i think you are in the clear. network news coverage 0. july 27th new york post confirmed the big guy, alias, confirmation in the laptop where biden was going to get 10%, network news coverage 0. hunter biden's business partner, why would he be in the white house? 19 times confirmed that network news coverage, 0. my favorite, mark zuckerberg comes out and publicly declares the fbi put pressure on facebook not to cover the hunter biden laptop story, which censorship cost donald trump the election. network news coverage 0. what was the impression about them being too tough? stuart: i will move on to this. op-ed in the new york post, nonstop media bias from russiagate to the biden crime family cover-up, the media has been playing defense for biden. we've got the report right there. any signs at all that things are

. >>> with us tonight, steve moore, gop strategist ford o'connell, new york post columnist ricky. >> are. washington is in disarray. we've got a major new fight breaking out, this new push to house illegal immigrants in u.s. national parks. and coming up, new york post's jon levine, this new, alarming finding from house oversight. chinese nationals the did wire -- did wire more than a quarter million dollars to joe biden's main house in delaware in 2019 right when he was running for president. and just months later, biden told america at that presidential debate hunter did not make money from china. really? coming up on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ (bobby) my store and my design business? we're exploding. but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. they have business grade internet, nationwide. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimite

have you seen it in the washington post, the new york times, new york post? no.in texas, louisiana, in the last three weeks and suspicion, i'm not going to point fingers but suspicion it could be terrorism. so you have a problem there that's going to raise prices. you have a problem where russia needs the money. they want their billion dollars a day that they're earning when it was $100 a barrel to wage their war in ukraine and in africa because it's the -- not the french foreign legion anymore, the russian foreign legion, the old wagner group is now the russian foreign legion. cheryl: let me ask about the oil prices -- >> one more thing. biden is going to alaska and what is he going to do in you ahas car, he's going to -- alaska, he's going to tap production. cheryl: i was going to ask about that. >> there's an economic war going on. you know who is going to suffer? the american consumer, the american people. we are moving wealth from north america to other places. cheryl: and i just want to let our viewers know really quick what we're talking about. he and i ar

"new york post" wouldn't have posted sthg positive toward trump.hought maybe they are pushing this because they want a different candidate. >> steve: right? >> lawrence: squeeze him. >> ainsley: then it sounds like when they walk it back, this is an outlier. this is unlike any other poll it. sounds like, maybe, democrats got on "the washington post." i can't believe y'all ran. this i can't believe you are saying. this this is unlike any other poll. oh, maybe you are right. let's paint it as outlier. >> brian: the problem is in may they did a similar poll and trump won by 7. head-to-head it's just overwhelming. 74% believe that his age and fitness or a huge detriment for him. >> ainsley: that's in the nbc poll. >> brian: and with just filling out the abc poll, which is pretty astounding, if you look at people and you mention only 15% think they are better off, when you take a look at what they president-what the current president is doing now with job approval. he is at 37% job approval. if you look at the final result. it is not surprising. when yo

new york? >> sandra: and i mentioned how "the new york post" is covering the new york city newcomers, the migrantsaking illegal gig jobs that then don't pay taxes, john. the councilman is scoffing the 140 million from the feds, a current burn rate of $10 billion per day, -- 10 million a day, it would pay for two weeks. that's a huge problem. resources are drying up. we are watching the border, and the white house briefing, jake sullivan is there, karine jean-pierre will take questions soon, peter is in the room. meanwhile, new york city officials reigniting the debate over historical statues. weighing whether to remove statues like george washington and christopher columbus for their controversial past. our next guest says his town will gladly welcome the pieces of art and pay and pack them up to bring them to their new home. brookhaven town supervisor ed romaine. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> sandra: so, you are on now, what's your message about these statues, many of which are being torn down? >> i guess people want to forget history or rewrite history. george washington led our troops

the "new york post" putting it simply kick in the ed. madison, good morning, with more. >> the first day of school for families normally such an exciting day. this school year off to a rocky start because thousands of migrants are enrolled in new york's already very crowded public schools. some teachers finding out just today on the first day of school whether or not he will have migrant students in their classrooms. we're learning in queens a middle school that will accept two migrant students and just down the way an elementary school that will be taking in 45 migrant students. those numbers just released today on the first day of school to local officials there. according to the department of education, there are 30,000 migrants that are of school age. we're hearing around 21,000 could be showing up for the first day of class today. that's thousands more than what they anticipated just a couple weeks ago. the department of education leaving it up to teachers to figure it out. in a letter obtained by the "new york post" called guidance

non-repayment of debts by americans has reached a ten-year high reports the new york post us citizensns of inflation cannot pay on their credit cards and car loans, the article says the amount of debt, an impressive one trillion dollars is not the ability of the state to contain rising prices for electricity, gasoline and housing has left 70 million credit card holders in america with the choice to live in debt, like in silks.

. >> kennedy: i don't know what to make it, but this person told the new york post, which is owned byur parent company, thank you new york post, that they were intersects not transgender and spoke of that condition you spoke of, this is completely real and because of that this circus freakdom was a condition that rendered it a victim and wanted people to believe that so became enconed in this very intricate lie that was all absolute garbage which just speaks to an untreated mental illness. or a sociopathy that means this person should not be around children or in school. >> greg: this brings up an interesting and it always comes up and i always forget about it. brett what if it's not a long con but is a mental illness. i still say long con but kennedy believes it's a mental illness. >> brett: i believe it could be both but this topic makes me extremely uncomfortable every time imarea here. >> greg: have you ever done this. >> brett: last time i was here we had the same exact topic. i don't know if you think i'm a subject expert on trans or what's the deal >> kat: no, it's just that th

you've got your latest article in the new york post this morning detailing something we discussed yesterdayjoe biden that he had a kazhakstany bank official in 2015 at the official naval observe t residence. hunter and his business partner were there. the chairman of the bank lobbying for joe biden to back the kazhakstany prime minister at the time to become the secretary general of the united nations. it happened at the same time hunter and archer were working on an energy project for burisma in kazhakstan, miranda. i mean, who gets a meeting at that vice presidential residence for all those people. tell us about your piece. >> well, you've summarized it really well, maria. and it's a perfect example and just one of many of the access that hunter biden's business partners or his ben factors, his future benefactors, people who he was hoping to extract lots of money from overseas got with joe biden. joe biden invited not just the kazhakstany representative lobbying him to breakfast at the naval observe tri when he was vice president, he invited a lot of other hunter biden's overseas business

new york city daycare. i don't know if we have that "new york post" cover. mayor adams said it's a wake-up call. it can have an impact on your families and children. drug den playpen and that little one is no longer with us. >> terrible. what can we say regarding the border that hasn't been said? let's knock that data point right out. fentanyl is coming over the border. it is the spigot. if the federal government is not going to do something to slow all this down on the southern border, the only thing that is left is the back line defense to step up, right? law enforcement. what i would argue is that you get a heavy charge. fentanyl is an opioid. you take a heavy hit. it should be a unique fentanyl enhancement. if you are caught with fentanyl or fentanyl is used and has a result like this, you are taking a heavier hit. sentencing enhancement because anything as the chief of detectives of nypd said recently almost every illegal drug in new york has fentanyl in it. it makes them all potentially fatal. >> bill: stuff stories to get to. maybe we'll get more from

revealed that all those people from venezuela are going to wind up with work permits inside the "new york post which lucas referred to, which is in front of lawrence right now, apparently you know, here in new york city, what they are asking for is they are asking for them to get expedited work permits and they are not coming. so what are they doing instead? turns out according to the "new york post." there is a black market economy going on right now where a lot of the migrants are working off the books for different. >> lawrence: of course they are. >> steve: different food delivery apps like door dash and uber eats despite rules that prohibited it. "new york post" saw this and interviewed a guy by the name of edward cologne that. he arrived from venezuela just last month. he has been working for uber eats and here is how he does it. because he does not have any identification, essentially, he is renting an american's account. he pays the account holder $150 every 15 days for access. and ultimately not only is he not paying taxes but he is taking a job from a veteran worker. >> ainsley: does

debt defaults by americans have reached a ten-year high, reports the new york post, us citizens in conditions of inflation cannot pay on their credit cards and car loans, the article says the amount of debt, an impressive $ 1 trillion , the state's ability to curb the rise in prices for electricity, gasoline and housing, delivered 70 million credit card holders in america are faced with the choice of living in debt as if in silk or being on the brink of survival. on attacks russia's signal to such symbolism. the west decided to transfer military exercises in the baltic sea. no thinkouts, 2023 is being organized by the german navy today and until september 24, 30 ships, submarines, 15 aircraft and 3,200 soldiers from lithuania estonia belgium denmark usa france norway poland finland and sweden, the commander-in-chief of the german navy said that this is how they send a clear signal to russia that all partners are vigilant. an attraction that you can look at endlessly built their unprincipled country to live in the cellars of the high gediminas tower democracy at the train stations between lith

as it turns out, the "new york post" today has same thing, anarchy. s a little bit about how the "new york post" has been looking at some of the hotels. these guys have jobs. working for dine and dash. >> ainsley: uber eats? >> steve: both companies say that is not happening. they talked to a guy and he said yeah, essentially what i'm doing i'm renting an american's identity. some guy was working for uber eats. and now he is working in a restaurant. so he pays this guy 150 bucks for every 15 days. >> ainsley: why are we seeing the numbers go up in june 1 # 4,000 came through. july 180,000. in august they are estimating the numbers haven't come in yet but they are estimating 230,000 which will be the highest number in our entire year in 2023. >> steve: cartel doing a good job marketing. >> brian: provisions in place since title 42. things went down three weeks. now it's going up you can't get kamala harris, the border czar the president of the united states to even acknowledge this and no press people. doesn't sit down with any press. he doesn't have pr

he writes in "the new york post," we've been wreaking havoc. this is not an isolated cement.s are are getting arrested quite often here, and we really don't know who they are. they're not being vetted properly, but some of them are committing the most violent climbs here. pete: lee talking about an illegal immigrant in new york city who's been arrested 6 times for 14 crimes in just 2 months. 6 times, 14 crimes, 2 months, not deported. another illegal immigrant woman was arrested for slapping a cop. so the criminality, the till legal -- the illegality, let's let cur. curtis: dissliwa say it. he was on cavuto yesterday. take a listen. >> eric adams said you're a racist, we can do it better. we're a sanctuary city. we'll give them playstations, 7 2-inch plasma tvs, obama phones, three squares a day, three-star hotel rooms. once they saw that in third world countries, they made a bum rush right to the border. he wants to give jobs to the illegal aliens right out of the box. none of them are vaccinated. and i'm thinking to myself, these brave civiller is haven'ts -- servants, some

four out of ten americans that don't accept this yet even though the proofs we've offered at the new york poste past few years so we are not going to arrest on morals if we plug with because the truth is something that should not be partisan. the truth should be bipartisan, i won't stop until we see the numbers up to 80 or 90%. >> forbes magazine reporting net worth $10 million. human reporting is based on the hunter biden laptop that's never been contested, hunter biden said i pay half of my father's business expenses and a news reporting morgan stanley top officials filed whistleblower complaints with the security stage commission, possibly d.o.j. say hunter biden's business dealings are suspicious and quote fraudulent schemes and there are allegations of mismanagement. this came down in may 2015 and again in november 2060. >> as early as 2015 there were red flags regarding hunter biden. all the time there have been red flags, the agencies and intelligence agencies must they don't move on it or they drag their feet. we wrapped up a six-year probe by the delaware attorney's office which was a

new york city. republicans like former new york congressman lee zeldin responded to adam's attacks posting no one is more guilty for the looming destruction of new york city than biden noting how the administration's policy decision, stopping the construction of the border wall, are to blame. it is not just new york city. chicago is running out of space to house thousands of migrants, too. nearly 200 are being moved into a hostile in the greek town neighborhood there leaving residents asking questions with no clearances at a meeting last night. >> i mean, the number of people who want to come here is infinite. how do you manage this influx? >> what happens when we start seeing them fill up the streets and all the businesses in that neighborhood are suffering? >> back here in new york city, it is the first day of school, thousands of migrants will be put in those schools. it is a burden on this school system, harris, which is already dealing with the fact that 51% of students are not able to read at grade level. >> harris: there is more to it than that. i want to get into that if you can stay with me

good column about it in the "wall street journal" and also i hope you guys saw credit to the "new york postsent one of their writers dressed like fetterman all over new york city to fancy restaurants to see if he could get in or not in that outfit. which is a brilliant idea. this is, i think, just degrading of the senate as a whole. again i don't see it as a partisan issue and obviously if dick durbin is speaking out they have to fix it. >> bill: an article that has been published has to do with censorship in the modern media age. it involves a lot of social media. clay, you are on radio several hours a day. you are on a website, right? you used to work at espn and work at fox news and written some books. the conclusion on behalf of this writer. it is called is censorship a partisan issue? he writes vigorous support for the first amendment has waxed and waned between the nations political parties for two centuries and often reversed rules. what is different in the 21st century is the zeal with which mainstream media luminaries have excused and in some cases pursued the censoring of politici

it is teachers being told, "new york post" covered it this morning. i don't have my paper on set. e ed, cover of "new york post" this morning. >> ashley: what is going on with coach joe kennedy? >> cheryl: yeah, this football coach that got to the supreme court, wanted to pray on the field. he wins, goes back to work and claims he got retaliated against. let's listen to him. he says it is apparent that the reinstatement will not be fully followed after series of actions meant to diminish my role. i am tendering my immediate resignation. >> todd: why did president biden make an early exit from medal of honor ceremony this week? see if jimmy failla buy the exa expla explanation >> ashley: steve, what is coming up? >> steve: coming up on "fox and friends," timing is ticking for hunter biden. federal prosecutors plan to indict the first son on charges by end of this month. hunter biden faces 10 years in jail if convicted. how strong is the case? we'll talk to a legal panel. and coming to a city near you, behind that black curtain you see, screen right, hundreds of migrants at fourth bu

pete: here's what he posted on x, he cobbled together interview splicing and new arguments after the fact that have little traction and the new yorkldly and dishonestly cherry picked, that post has since been deleted because i'm sure the new york post just recorded the interview. he didn't like the fact that people notice. he thought he would go on the comedy cellar usa podcast. rachel: he is probably a stand in for every other dc reported that take with president biden and doesn't care about what has come out of the laptop, doesn't care about bank records, don't care about the bank records or that whistleblowers were told not to investigate anything that led to president biden which is why we have to rely on circumstantial evidence until the house investigation. will: he says the same thing regularly, karine jean-pierre says i don't know about that, don't have an answer to that, talk to somebody else about that except when she is -- amazing to think about the level of delusion or propaganda that goes into using your greatest weakness or one of them, meaning of a failure at the border, facilitation of the legality at the border an

new york post, credit card and car loan defaults hit a 10-year high as inflation squeezes families. this came out in forbes just yesterday. in fact, flying in from montana, strapped for cash. more americans are making early withdrawals from their retirement savings and you've seen the headlines in the last month about credit card debt at over a trillion dollars an all-time record high. and now we've got new information that says our deficits are going to exceed $2 trillion. to put that in perspective, our deficits over the next year will be larger than the gdp of every country, but 10 in the world. this is a direct result of what's happened with the team of president biden and their spending spree. it's unacceptable, but the reality in joe biden's america versus what americans are actually seeing are completely disconnected. it's time for the administration to reverse course on its out of control spending. >> leader mcconnell, leader mcconnell. >> good afternoon, welcome back. respectfully can you tell us what is afflicting you and describe, characterize what is the level of transpa

entrepreneur elon musk has come under attack, the new york post writes about this . more recently, the mask openly spoke about the fact that the drones did not gain access to the internet through tarling, because that he was afraid of a sharp response from moscow. now washington is trying to intimidate the mask, so that others would be discouraged and others would be accommodating. but in general, as for freedom of speech in america, for freedom of speech the americans will silence anyone and destroy the news on channel one. hello news on channel one with you andrey ukharev in yerevan in the morning mass protests resumed demanding the resignation of prime minister pashinyan after clashes between demonstrators and police, dozens of people were detained, including one of the opposition leaders; protesters tried to break through the cordon and block the entrance to the government house. where, at the moment that pashinyan was meeting, he had to leave the back through the emergency exit with heavy security in the center of the armenian capital , special forces were on du

according to the new york post one man was arraigned and released without bail. this comes as even more national guard troops will be sent to new york state. many of them to help migrants obtain work permits. >> joe biden's failed immigration policy is deadly, and it's put districts like mine that are on the border certainly at the forefront of it. >> reporter: meanwhile the surge continues at the southern border where customs and border patrol sources tell fox news there were approximately 11,000 migrant encounters in the past 24 hours alone. that's the highest on record. take a look at this video from texas congressman tony gonzalez that shows a tent processing facility in eagle pass that has a capacity of 1,000, but on friday, it was packed with 4600 migrants in custody. and while the biden administration insists there are consequences for crossing illegally, they're now facing growing calls even from democratic lawmakers to do more. trace? >> trace: indeed, jackie ibaÑez live in new york for us. jackie thank you >> well the fox news at night common sense depar

lawyer the "new york post" is reporting that the city is extending its contracts with local hotels lookse for about three years to house illegals at a cost of, wait for it, $1.3 billion. we go live to fox's nate foy who is standing outside one of those hotels, that's been filled with illegal immigrants, the roosevelt. nate? >> hey, laura, yeah. certainly not a pretty picture here. over the weekend, two migrants were arrested for attacking women. the nypd says both incidents appear to be domestic. outside the iconic roosevelt hotel you see these motorized bikes, the nypd has cracked down on unregistered bikes as many migrants have been using them to deliver food on apps like uber eats as they wait to get work permits and inside new pictures from the "new york post" show migrants sleeping on the floor of what used to be a bar in this iconic hotel. take a look at these pictures and things could get worse pretty quickly here, laura, because 13,000 single adult migrants are supposed to be sent here to reapply for housing this week. that's something that will now happen every 30 days. but what

new york post columnist rikki schlott is with us. who's providing the money for this tiktok army?ciety foundation gave a $5.5 million donation to middleman which is accelerate action incorporation and $300,000 of that ended up with organization called gen z for change, which is essentially an army of tiktokers who aren't just doing the tiktok dances but pushing cash bail, defund the police, green new deal and medicare for all. all the very prod cal positions and biden administration has been cozy with them as well. stuart: soros society foundation used a middleman to disguise the origins of the money? >> i don't know if that was the intention, but certainly they donated to somebody who did then disburse the money to this organization. my coworker at the new york post john levine did a lot of investigation into the tax records and clear $300,000 that started with the open society foundation and ended up moten moting these ideas on tiktok. stuart: while we have you with us, i have a question about colleges. >> yes. stuart: do they still issue these trigger warnings? >> yes. most cer

new york city. what are the charges? lauren: mostly domestic violence. the new york police department has made 41 arrests at that hotel since may when it became a migrant shelter. the new york postmost of those arrests are for domestic violence. just this past weekend a 30-year-old man taken into custody after he was accused of endangering his 11-year-old daughter. no charges were filed. stuart: some new york city council members, they're warning against the push to fast track work visas for migrants. lauren: because if you give them a fast-tracked work visa, you're essentially allowing them to cut the line, and they say that's the equivalent of putting a welcome mat on the border with mexico. so new york city council members worried that that's troubling precedent. my view is they're already here and they're costly, you might as well have them -- understand this point that the council members are making, but they're here, we're paying for them, you might as well how them to work to help our businesses and contribute to the economy. stuart: i can see the point, because they're not going back, so what are we going to do? feed them, house them, clothe them forever? is it a magnet,

august, who is the chairman of a number of newspapers, including the wall street journal, the new york post, and the daily telegraph, a media giant. the right-winger behind the scenes of fox news at the age of 92 used the murdoch media to fuel false claims about the wealth of the us election in 2022. also, the media's coverage of the climate crisis and the denial of climate change became extremely controversial. the event for fox and murdoch gives media ownership after the week. 6 months ago, the fox news television network was ordered to pay more than 780 billion dollars in damages to the manufacturer of voting machines in a defamation lawsuit over allegations of fraud in the 2020 presidential election. due to the the influence of the fox network in the formation of american public opinion and the presidential election next year in this country . rupert murdoch's resignation has been described as a significant development in the united states. a delegation has traveled to china to participate in the opening ceremony of the 19th asian games and also to meet with high-ranking officials. this

my next guest is saying this in the "new york post." welcome u.n. delegates to new york.oney. we have the head of the copenhagen research center issuing the smartest solutions for the world's biggest problems. good to have you here this afternoon. so tell me a little bit about what you think is the best solution to the problems. you have written a book about this. you say we're spending $91 billion to cure the problems of the world and the u.n. talking about it all day. what should they focus on to get results? >> it's great to be here. fundamentally, there's some things that we can do that do incredible good. there's some things that we can do that waste a lot of money and do almost nothing. i'm saying the very basic thing, let's do the smart stuff first. there's 12 amazing things together with more than 100 of the world's top problems. malaria, immunize small kids. do these? things, education is one of them. we're finding if you spend money very smartly, you can actual achieve a lot of good at very low cost. let's do that first. >> martha: what about the green -- those

pete: well, there's a reason "the new york post" is in the print business. o wasn't great on that. [laughter] but the point was well made. you can't get into a haughty new york city restaurant, but you can preside over the senate. rachel: one time government was shut down and sean was in d.c., and he decided to grow out a beard. and i turned on the tv if wisconsin, i saw him on with sandra smith, and i literally was, like, he looks is so bad. he looks so, so bad. i called him up after and i'm like, honey, that doesn't look great. you've got to shave the beard. i know the government's shut down, i know you're tire of being in d.c., but pull it together. and, again, i'm sorry, i go back to gisele fetterman, his wife, where the heck is she? her husband doesn't have enough dignity to dress properly, why doesn't she have enough dignity for her own husband to say, hey, step it up here. you're a senator now. you are the senator of pennsylvania. i'm sorry. i lay the blame on both. i have a podcast, by the way, on the cruelty of gisele fetterman and jill biden. i lay

new york city from last november, you may remember it. we showed it to you when we got this video then. a bat-wielding suspect seen whacking a homeless person in the head. the "new york postal with the manhattan district attorney's office. let's bring in fox news contributor tammy bruce. tammy. >> you know, all of these things are linked by the attitude that's prevailing in society with certainly defunding the police, attitudes and behaviors of the d.a. we're all being trained to believe that this is normal. so when you have a jury that will not convict, it is because they are from the same community that created that possibility of that environment at that pawnshop. that's our big problem is that it's not just quote the bad guys. it is, a field day for the bad guys. but all of us are being told looting is reparations, all of this is normal. send a message about what society accepts and when anything goes, that means that a jury will look at that and think well, anything goes. and that is our problem. this could be stopped but we have to really take it on. >> harris: so that is fascinating. the previous story that bryan llenas was talking about they had a hung jury. you a

as always, thank you >> meantime a former professor at hunter college in new york city seen holding a machete at a new york postat in may appears to have a new teaching job this fall. here's correspondent nate toy. >> reporter: shailene rodriguez appears to be teaching students again in new york city. she's listed as an ad jufrjt professor at the cooper union school of art, a part-time position at the school which offers degrees in architecture engineering and fine arts. back in may she reportedly accused hunter college of capitulating to racist wyatt nationalist and misogynist when the school fired her after this. >> get away from my [bleep]. get the [bleep] away from my door. >> let's get out of here. >> these videos are from the new york post which shares common ownership with fox news. you see rodriguez chase the photographer outside her apartment with the machete. she eventually turned herself in to police to face one count of menacing and one count of harassment. she smiled at the cameras while leaving the police station for the courthouse. this happened after she aggressively approached a pro life studen

fourth degree criminal possession of a weapon and second degree menacing for the ambush, when new york postcomments about a video showing her yelling at a group of students setting up a pro life information table. she was fired after the new york post vide went vie val. she is not an adjunct skull instructor. costco is selling gold bars and they're selling out within hours. or cothey've been a hot item sie they were introduced. they're not cheap. one ounce gold swiss bars go for just under $1,900. gold prices are up 15% over the past year, up 55% over the past five. they're now limiting them to two per member, maria. gold bars at costco. i'd really prefer the samples but that's just me. maria: when i went to the middle east once on a trip, i went into a hotel and right in the lobby of the hotel was a vending machine to buy gold. i mean, it's amazing to me. i actually did. i mean, like a little, just i wanted to see how it works. but yeah, gold is seen as a hedge when things are turning downward, that's what we're seeing in this economy. i wonder if that's part of the interest in gold. ownin

"the new york post" poll says 62% of republicans want trump as the nominee. 62%. who's in second?tis, way down, 10%. and the only way trump's rock-hard support cracks is if he is found guilty or put in jail before election day. in that case, the poll finds 36% think he would win in the general, so that the number goes down. stuart: that is fascinating. thanks, lauren. >>> check those futures, please. it's friday. last day of the week, last trading day of the month, and i see green. look at that, the nasdaq's up .93%, dow's up ant 200 points -- about 200 points. the opening bell is next. ♪ halfway to heaven or halfway to hell -- ♪ my angels and demons -- ♪ ♪ explore endless design possibilities. to find your personal style. endless hardie® siding colors. textures and styles. it's possible. with james hardie™. ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. stuart: still seeing green on friday morning, dow's up 225 th

we just had a story come out in "the new york post" that exposed the fact that the biden administrationat a certain date and kept them closed because the teachers unions wanted hem closed because they needed more time of the schools being closed in order to extort more money out of the taxpayer federal government. >> yeah, look, we mentioned joe biden, he's another hypocrite we should have put on the wall. he sent his kids to private school, yet he to opposes the d.c. scholarship program for poor kids. and, look, yeah, he's a wholly-owned subsidiary of the teachers union. randi weingartenen's union, for example, donated about 99.9% of their campaign contributions to democrats in 2022, and it's been like that for over three decades. so the democratic party's just another arm of the teachers union at this point, and that's why these people in positions of power have to be hypocrites on the issue of school choice. they're for supporting options when it comes to funding people directly for just about everything else, for higher ed and pre-k to pick your school, but when it comes to k-12 edu

year-old son. did mardad heads a number of newspapers, including the wall street journal , the new york post, and the telegraph. right-wing media money used behind the scenes of fox news at age 92. murdoch's media used false claims about the fortunes of the 2020 us election and fueled the coverage and media. the climate crisis and denial of climate change have become extremely controversial. this development marks an eventful year for fox and murdoch after media ownership week six months ago, when the fox news television network sued the manufacturer of voting machines in a lawsuit. accused of defamation the allegation of fraud in the 2020 presidential election was ordered to pay more than 780 billion dollars in compensation . considering the influence of the fox network in the formation of american public opinion and the next year's presidential election in this country, rupert murdoch's resignation was described as a significant development in the united states. the cooperation between china and syria was signed in the presence of the presidents of the two countries, and syrian president s

building his empire back in the 1980s, buying tabloids from australia to britain, as well as "the new york post." but one of his biggest passions was news in 1996, fox news channel was born, giving conservative voices an outlet. while fox news has dominated cable, controversy and scandal followed including being sued over false allegations against dominion voting systems, resulting in a $787 million settlement earlier this year. and the firing of tucker carlson, one of the network's most highest-rated stars. tonight, as murdoch passes the torch, he has made it clear he does not intend to sit on the sidelines, saying he will remain "an active member of our community. and with his son now chairman, big changes aren't expected as this transition plays out. chloe melas, nbc news, new york >>> and up next, deliveries now come at any hour of the day or night, but is our quest for convenience putting people at risk a new investigation, after this >>> back now with our nbc news investigation, in collaboration with tech and business publication "the information. looking at the independent contractors am

the new york post, it's still the economy, stupid. we are debating a recession. to do that soft landing. there's going to be more pain than we normally see with a soft landing. maria: do you change the way you allocate capital when you recognize things are slowing and maybe it's not priced into the market. >> i think defensive is a better way to be in the market at this point. we've seen a lot of growth. we were surprised by some of the growth we had this year. we did see recently the dow was starting to move a little ahead of where the nasdaq was and in that respect we're seeing staples, materials, financials, healthcare, those sort of companies that are more defensive plays are probably good place to put money into. maria: we'll leave i it there. kathy, great to see you. thank you so much. top house committee chairmen are laying out the case against president biden today as the impeachment inquiry gets underway. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre almost losing her cool when asked about it. congressman aaron bean is here with all the details on the o

new york city there are migrant shelters all over the place. steve. >> lawrence: not one tour. >> steve: cover of the "new york post" lost your way, joe?he migrant shelters. it's the roosevelt hotel five blocks from where we are sitting right now. we know exactly where they are. the president of the united states you have to wonder if his motorcade drove by one of them. >> ainsley: why doesn't he want to go? doesn't want to address the problem. >> steve: to him, it's not a crisis it's part of his business plan. >> lawrence: when you have the homeland secretary saying they have operational control and this nonsense happening. i don't know how this can't be an impeachable offense. >> ainsley: in new york we have laws on the books where you have to find shelter for anyone here who is homeless or give them that option. in california they don't have that. that's why gavin newsom says come here if you are homeless, can you set up a tent on the street. you are not allowed to you do that here in new york. >> steve: people do lots of them. >> ainsley: 10 minutes to the top of the hour. coming up, the real cost of a mother's love. parents hiring

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if you read this article in the "new york post." there is the 62-year-old lady and she said she hasn't gotten a raise in three years. notice last three years i have stopped eating out. i struggled to get my rent paid i haven't bought new shoes or three years i like shoes. there is no guy young guy 33 years old rifs in brooklyn. i feel it in my dating life and he says i have to cut back on the girls. he said if i have got a date. i have got to do research on the place and see what food and bottles cost. you have to do your research because the bills don't stop and we don't have the luxury of disposable income. i was born and raised in new york and i love new york wall my heart. it's the best and worst place on earth. but i'm legitimately contemplating relocating to canada. >> pete: yeah, not just young people it's also baby boomers. and this is a headline caught our eye in the "wall street journal." why more baby boomers are sliding into homelessness. here's a part of what the "wall street journal" writes. they say high housing cost.

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now, also tonight, according to a bombshell repor, accordt fd the new york post, miranda devine, more allegations of cn at, the highest level. according to devine, a witness has now surfaced and is offering new evidence that an fbi mole tipped off hunter biden about sealed indictments in the southern districtr huntew york against his chinese business partners, allegedly this tip occurred the veryry s same day that hunter threatened his chinese businessame partners. at in that whatsapp message and,yon apparent shakedown involving his father, you know, the one that said i'm sitting hereow unth, my father, and would like to understand why the commitment made has notand h been fulfilled. and then going on, i will make certaing on, n that between the man sitting next to me and every person he knows and my abilityod to hold a grudge that you will regret not following my direction fol. fo i am sitting here waiting for wt the call with my father a few days later. wow., $5.1 million wired to woa bankw, account associated with hunter. what are we to make of this? fo we to makx news contributor

kick in the ed is the cover of "the new york post."y say according to the post, the overwhelming majority of the kids who are going to show up in school today are asylum seekers and an overwhelming majority of the kids were in class last year. so, in other words. >> carley: what does that mean? >> steve: these kids were in school in may and june. they know these kids. they know exactly what they need. thawhy they hired 200 teachers o teach english and 175 who are bilingual the problem is there are so many other languages other than spanish. >> brian: there is no way donald trump is to blame for this. if nothing else, he was so aggressive, you were angry at him for being aggressive at the border. didn't like his tactics because it was sending the wrong message. >> carley: right. >> brian: to the city with the statue of liberty. now you got your liberty. you got your illegal immigrants. and you are blaming the guy who tried to control the border? that is insane. >> carley: that proves that mayor adams takes his political career more seri

sources tell the new york post that the ftc officials are taking a closer look at the deal and a possibletrust complications. atlanta-based roark capital owns dunkin' brands, sonic, jimmy johns and more. adding subway to its portfolio would create a company with more than 40,000 outlets nationwide. that's three times that of mcdonald's. can't even imagine something bigger than mcdonald's, frank. >> yeah. it's really hard to imagine, for you and i growing up, mcdonald's seemed to be the most ubiquitous fast food chain possible. fact that places or companies have more locations, hard to imagine. we'll see you later in the show. thank you. >>> investors are gearing up for a very busy week on wall street, including the fed's next monetary policy decision where it is widely expected to hold interest rates steady. other likely market movers, instacart set to begin trading. also, other central bank decisions from the uk and japan. all this with september really living up to its reputation as the worst month of the year for stocks following back-to-back weekly losses for the major indexes. let's

i wrote for the new york post almost every week. newsweek and a whole bunch of other publications. i started roxby. to advocate for people to use their voice, express their opinions in wrong, speak as the publishing company was, because yeah, it's publishing publish articles. we just started getting interviews for some journalism pieces, not clickbait stuff, but like stuff that people actually care about. and much of the money that i myself gets reinvested into speak. so it's much of a passion project that is slowly expanding. we have a staff now and you know, so it's it's an avenue that i didn't see, you know, a few years ago that would ever happen. whose louis was, sir? he was a man that i met while i was traveling abroad. i happened to be in madrid, and he was there, and we kept in contact and we would talk about soccer, because i'm a huge soccer. but one of the things he talked about was his politics. and at the time he was for brexit. and i was like, that's weird because thought brexit was for these racist british people. and i said, well, let me hear him out. so why are you f

not only that, this was the cover of trump's beloved "new york post" today.can see the only mention is all the way at the bottom, "florida man makes announcement." [ laughter ] and then when you go to page 26, this is real. there's an article. a little article says, "been there, don that." and that's that. his cholesterol levels are unknown, but his favorite steak is served with ketchup. that's the story they put in the "new york post," for real. my, how the worm has turned. many prominent members of trump's inner circle were notably absent last night. three of his kids didn't make it. don jr., ivanka, and tiffany were nowhere to be found. eric was there hoping to be found. [ laughter ] really, just jared and eric. it's like "succession." jared is tom, and eric's cousin greg. [ laughter ] at least i think that was jared, it could have been a sherwin williams extra white paint swatch. i don't know. [ laughter ] ivanka trump announced that she will not be a part of her father's campaign. she wants to spend more time away from her family. [ laughter ] she said i

an end to us dominance in the world, this is the conclusion reached by newspaper columnists, new york, postt the key importance of the dollar, the world reserve currency, is precisely what allows washington to dictate international financial policy, if immediately several states will refuse to accept american money in payments and they will receive immunity to sanctions in the united states, while the united states will have internal problems, imports will decrease and inflation will rise , it will suffer and the stock market will attract foreign borrowing will be much more difficult, making it difficult for washington to cover large-scale deficits. ukraine's loss for eastern europe's refusal to purchase its products could amount to almost $230 million a month, approximately the same amount kiev earns every quarter on gas transit. such calculations are provided by ria novosti. let me remind you that because of the influx of cheap ukrainian agricultural products , farmers in a number of eastern european countries suffered; the european commission temporarily imposed an embargo on supplies, b