in ohio, you asked about that. in 1992, john glenn's last campaign for reelection, which i ran, the best county we had in the state was a county called belmont, which is a working-class, blue-collar county in east central ohio along the river. we won belmont county by 36 points, better than we did in any of the other 80 counties in the state -- other 88 counties in the state. last november, sherrod brown w los belmont county by 30 points. we promised all these benefits were going to come from globalization but the problem is the people who live in the belmont counties of this country are living in hollow downtowns and working -- and hollowed out downtowns and working dead-end jobs and cannot make ends meet. unless we go back to our rooseveltian roots with for one of a better term a liberal populism that focuses on how we can bring back good standards of living to regular people, things like not just raising the minimum wage but all wages across the board, maybe cap credit card interest rates, making childcare and e

he'll be joining the vice president on the ground in ohio tomorrow.congratulations. thank you so much for being a here, lee zeldin. >> thanks a lot, maria. great to be with you. maria: before with i get into your trip with the vice president tomorrow, president trump told metayour role is one of -- me that your role is one of the most important in the entire administration. can you tell us what your priorities are? >> well, so much of the president's economic agenda and his desire to the make sure that the federal government is not just being good stewards of tax dollars, but being responsive in making our country more energy dominant, making american a.i. capital of the world, bringing back american auto jobs. we have an important role to play working with other agencies to provide that american prosperity that the president campaigned on. the american people, many of them had never if voted for a republican in the past. they wanted to vote for president trump because they believe in his leadership after seeing the last four years contrasted with the

>> columbus, ohio. >> name -- >> megyn. >> what's your name?ur family know you're here? >> they did. everybody knows i'm here all of my clients. >> where do you work? >> hair salon in columbus, ohio. >> we love our hair stylist did you have fun? >> yeah. >> was this a bucket list. checked it off got on the list. >> will you come back? >> possibly. [laughter] >> it is okay one and done i totally understand it. what do you think of the six more weeks of winter you're from ohio it is like whatever -- >> i need spring to come. >> i love your outfits you must be warm underneath there. >> i was but not any longer my toes are numb. >> it is ladies like that this make me want to come back every year fobs and friends weekend charlie and joey you're coming back next year 2026 baby it is happening over to you. joey: maybe i should i'm already prepared my toes are already numb i'm right there with her. [laughter] >> i love it. we'll see you then. charlie: sounds good thank you janice i love brunswicks too. we're getting ready game day ready with the snacks

. >> interview accident budget homeland security member ohio senator bernie marino i want to get yourction to particular you heard from senator blumenthal at the end of that and this is going to end up in the courts. i think president trump is a 100% with the authority to do the common sense which is ask people who work for the government who get paid by the taxpayer to show up for work, it's no surprise that the democrats are up in arms, while chuck schumer was majority leader the senators themselves did not show up for work barely. they were coming tuesday afternoon and leave thursday morning and now senator thune is working monday through friday the all complected, people themselves don't work very much in the upset with the president is asking governor employees to work in the administration the white house has signaled that may be a part of the reform of the federal workforce to sell off some of these pieces of expensive real estate that is not being used completely, do you think that is a good idea. >> absolutely you look at the statistics. roughly 12% occupancy rate and federal

host: ok, let's go to van in ohio, independent line, you are next. van in paris, ohio. hear from annie in florida , a democrats line hello. caller: hello and good morning. happy birthday to the gentleman who called and to the lady who was concerned about the student loans. other countries invest in their students and their professionals and just go to any hospital and see if you can find how many american doctors are there. if you do not want to invest in your own professionals then what do you want to invest in? regarding trump, no americans especially democrats hate trump, elon, jd or rfk, we simply did not vote for them. no one hates them. trump recognized he wanted an iron dome like israel has and that's when they started to look around. i don't do conspiracies i just know that kim out of his mouth so don't think -- it's not necessarily to look at media it's necessary to look at trump's mouth and what comes out of it. and he wanted an iron dome just like israel has and that's when they started looking around and that's when the military was brand-new doing his dome

host: ok, let's go to van in ohio, independent line, you are next. van in paris, ohio. hear from annie in florida , a democrats line hello. caller: hello and good morning. happy birthday to the gentleman who called and to the lady who was concerned about the student loans. other countries invest in their students and their professionals and just go to any hospital and see if you can find how many american doctors are there. if you do not want to invest in your own professionals then what do you want to invest in? regarding trump, no americans especially democrats hate trump, elon, jd or rfk, we simply did not vote for them. no one hates them. trump recognized he wanted an iron dome like israel has and that's when they started to look around. i don't do conspiracies i just know that kim out of his mouth so don't think -- it's not necessarily to look at media it's necessary to look at trump's mouth and what comes out of it. and he wanted an iron dome just like israel has and that's when they started looking around and that's when the military was brand-new doing his dome

host: debra in west chester, ohio, republican. caller: good morning. i am concerned about our nutrition for our children. my parents had a daycare and i ran the cfcpp program. that program is mandated in daycares but it is only offered k-12. in the fall of 2008, we changed snap and added sugary soft drinks and candy. now we are in a position where we all know, anyone in the medical field, we all know that was a terrible decision. as a matter of fact, in the department of agriculture, when you go to my plate, you see that we have 20% protein, 30% vegetables. we have to make a major change and we have to change snap back to what it was. but it is going to be difficult because now the people can buy any foods. i don't understand why we ever did that or why the public health officials did not stand up and scream and prevent that from happening. host: let's get a response. guest: we really thank deborah for her work and advocacy. you are right. we did stand up and scream in many quarters. i remember when michelle obama was trying to improve the quality of s

[laughter] charlie: plus, vice president vance is heading to east palestine, ohio, tomorrow two yearsrain derailment rocked the village. joey: and will punxsutawney phil see his shadow? janice dean's there, we check in with her all morning long. the second hour of "fox & friends" weekend, it starts right now. ♪ if. ♪ welcome do my if house -- to my house ♪ baby, take control now. ♪ we can't even slow down. ♪ we don't have to go out ♪ rachel: good morning, everybody. a little florida can -- [laughter] to open up the morning with you. he loves coming to "fox & friends." joey: all i can think about is todd piro's ripped pants -- [laughter] rachel: todd and adam go off every time he comes on. joey: he framed those pants. rachel: did he really? joey: yeah. it's the most todd piro -- rachel: i started dancing and fully embarrassed my kids. [laughter] don't ever do that again on a stage with florida. [laughter] joey: are you to going to dance, charlie? rachel: yeah, this is the part of the job description. charlie: i don't -- i'm not very smooth on the dance floor myself. rachel: you're goin

. >> ohio has a great history of manufacturing and we have got to bring that manufacturing back to ohio and to the united states of america. it has to come back and i am committed to that. >> one last line of questioning. there's been a lot of questions about tariffs raising prices and causing inflation. before doing this, you were obviously deep into the financial markets served during the period of time of 2017 through the end of president trump's term, how would you describe inflation? >> it was virtually nil. >> and from the moment joe biden came in office and started fiscal stimulus unlike anything i have ever seen in my lifetime, how would you describe inflation? >> massively high. >> those were not done unilaterally by joe biden, right? those bills were not as magically created by joe biden. they originated here in congress. maybe i would ask my colleagues to sit this one out when they are talking about what will happen with inflation over the next four years. i will yield my time back. >> thank you, senator. i appreciate the senators very kind offer to provide those rolls-royce'

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ohio and florida. if we get the right candidates who might have been elected before, those are the kind of candidates we want to look at. however, in order to win -- this is probably what a lot of you are talking about -- we have to look at the results of the last election. we need to acknowledge president trump made real gains with working-class voters. this is despite the fact we passed the biggest infrastructure bill, the chimps act, a gun safety -- the chimps act -- the chips act. creating infrastructure. making community safer by getting guns off the streets. all of the investments are important but they are over 10 years. a lot of the money we voted on to spend has not been spent yet so people did not necessarily feel it. despite the fact all these policies are focused on strengthening unions and helping middle-class families, the simple fact is american voters felt we were not on their side or were not focused enough on their issues that they wanted us to be talking about. they felt that a man w

the vice-president and former ohio senator j.d.mark the second anniversary of the disaster, and vice-president vance sitting down for an exclusive interview with our own maria bartiromo airing tomorrow at 10 a.m. eastern on sunday morning futures. you don't want to miss that. and coming up, we have much more on the crash in philadelphia, the crash here in d.c., those tariffs announced and we will take you into a new story developing, an isis leader in somalia. president trump now targeting him. fox news live continues. stick with us. hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) when the temperature drops... you've got two choices. close your eyes and think warm thoughts. or open your eyes and get out here. there's only one vehicle lineup that embraces everything the cold has to offer. the official vehicles of winter. jeep, there's only one. right now, during the jeep start something new sales event, get 20% below msrp for an average of $13,000 under msrp

calvin in circleville, ohio. the line for republicans.aller: i have been watching the confirmation hearings. you can see the democratic party is so corrupt. there should be a complete investigation of the party. not just adam schiff. not schumer. the whole party is so corrupt. that is what biden -- why biden pardoned all these people. they left the country in ruins with how many illegals -- i see the highway patrol in texas. i have a lot of time. this gentleman was transporting a lincoln town car limousine in between were the smuggled illegals. same thing in florida. the country -- biden left this country in such a mess. you can see it in trump's actions. he is so frustrated with the country is headed. there should be a complete investigation of what happened to the democratic party. this party as i was a terrorist organization. think of all the damage they have done to this nation. i thank you for your time. host: talib in maryland on the line for independents. caller: back in the 1950's, my parents told me you had to be twice as good as

john: at ohio state the hope of preventing more tragedies drives the commitment to the be well initiativef its effect is hard to measure. is there any to -- any way to tell if it is effective? >> sometimes when you do things preventative lee you do not know. i do not know, but i'm not going to take the chance because it is too important. ♪ john: on this week's eidiotn -- edition of pbs newsweekly, the freeze on government funding to the ending of dei programs in the government. all that and more on pbs newsweekly. that is pbs news weekend this saturday. sunday we look at the link between a deadly strain of avian flu and skyrocketing egg prices nationwide. i'm john yang. for all of my colleagues, thank you for watching. see you tomorrow. >> major funding for pbs news weekend provided by -- the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and they contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> you are watching pbs. [captioning performed by the national captioning in gates: i'm henry

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. >> ohio ready. >> especially the patient community, they are ready.>> i think they are going to be ready, we'll see. charles got his start in comedy after quitting his career as a springfield dogcatcher. [laughter] in. >> would you rather have a drink with? a mermaid bit by a fish or a tourist punched by a kangaroo? they both sound like jackasses but the panel will decide next. [applause] [cheering and applauding] ♪ oh, it's cold outside. time to protect your vehicle from winter's wrath. of course, the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too. you need weathertech. laser measured floorliners and cargo liner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow. for your interior, there's seat protector and sunshade. plus, mud flaps and bumpstep for the exterior. impactliner, with shock absorbing rings, safeguards your truck bed from costly damage. order american made products at wt.com surf's up! when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a r

house delegates edward jones civil war, ohio, to present the resolution from the maryland general assembly. yeah, that's what i'm doing. second, i had brief. may i please give them. okay, we're still in morning. right. good morning, everyone. and happy veterans day for all those veterans are out here. i'm pleased to join all of you today as we honor harriet tubman, a true maryland heroine and in 1868, frederick wrote a remarkable letter to harriet tubman, where he said the difference between us is very marked most that i have and suffered in the service of our cause has been in public and i received much encouragement at every step of the way. you on the other hand have labored in a private way. i have brought the day you in the night frederick douglass are an important reminder that the contributions of black are often overlooked. disregard it or forgotten in this day, black women continue to silently take the torch from those have come before us, like harriet tubman. we do it for our families we do it for our faith. we do it for our communities often. we do it at risk of our own freedoms

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. >> ohio ready. >> especially the patient community, they are ready.>> i think they are going to be ready, we'll see. charles got his start in comedy after quitting his career as a springfield dogcatcher. [laughter] in. >> would you rather have a drink with? a mermaid bit by a fish or a tourist punched by a kangaroo? they both sound like jackasses but the panel will decide next. [applause] [cheering and applauding] ♪ you don't hurt cause you're old. you hurt because your mattress stinks, which makes our job a lot easier. sleeping on purple improves your energy by 20%, which is awful - for us. it's very good news for you. get up to $900 off a mattress and base. visit purple.com [cheering and applauding] welcome back to fox news saturday night, time for last call. here we go. [applause] first, if you want to be here in studio audience, we are running the qr code on the bottom right of the screen assuming and if you are sober enough to take a picture with your phone. if you're watching, you might be on something stronger than alcohol. can we be honest? we

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on may eight oh, when brown, john brown's father died at his home in hudson, ohio. john revered his father. he loved his father and he hated being away from him out kansas maybe feeling guilty. around the 20th, a letter came from back east that said, your father has died. i'm sure you can all imagine what his emotions were like at that time. did he have a chance to grieve for his father? no, because on the 21st of may, about 400, pro-slavery men were deputized by israel. israel donelson. marshal, federal marshal to serve warrants. lawrence he brought in and then he left with the prisoners leaving those 400 armed men in a town that they that they hated, they wanted to destroy the pro-slavery sheriff of douglas, kansas territory, sam jones, took control of them and led them on a rampage. they the free state hotel, they burned the two free state newspapers and threw type in the river because they violated the territorial law against printing in your newspaper or that you could that kansas should not a slave state first amendment did not exist kansas at that time. if yo

zeldin and we have breaking news, lee zeldin will travel with the vice president jd vance, tomorrow, to ohiogoing to mark the year since that train derailment putting all of those horrible chemicals in the water and the air and we'll talk with tom homan as you know, the deportation plans underway right now in america and we want to find out where we are in terms of that swath that you discussed earlier in venezuela, that rick grinell was able to bring back hostages to america. we've got a big show. a lot of breaking news coming up. jd vance really made a lot of common sense comments about the president's agenda. so i want to really get into what he has to say about executing that agenda. charlie: well, it's a new era, a new era of transparency and we thank you for bringing it to us and we'll be watching, maria bartiromo. maria: thank you. see you in 10 minutes. charlie: communities across the u.s. rallying around prayer after two devastating plane crashes shook the nation. why faith is important in the face of tragedy, that's next. of bringing textile manufacturing back to america. we're tak

. >> i was going to fly next month to go to ohio to visit my cousin.on't think i'm going to do that because i'm terrified. >> ntsb sharing this new video of the crash just today by the agency is classifying this as an accident. investigators have located the jets to engines but not big cockpit voice recorder. which could be destroyed or heavily damaged. asking for anyone who finds debris to contact them. the agency does have experts who can repair it. before the flight took up ntsb said there were no signs of trouble ever communicated from the flight crew. >> no. nothing was communicated. in fact, in the recording that we have there is an attempt by air traffic controllers to get a response from the flight crew that they did not receive. >> the identity of everyone on board the medical jet are circulating. all were from mexico. the city however will not be releasing their names until the mexican consulate says it is appropriate fox news is not either. we know the 4% flight crew, the young pediatric patient her mother and one person on the ground all pa

little turtle and his coalition force in the ohio territory. along the ugliest river.and so this diplomat summit was a really important moment for the united states because they were reeling from some truly embarrassing losses against turtles. coalition forces. and really the last thing that the washington administration needed was the iroquois, an empire long known as one of the most powerful allies, the british during the late revolution as their enemy again. so this diplomatic gifts have this have a double of importance, right. they really had meeting in that moment. so the united states in 92 as well as afterwards, needed peace to secure the region. and so despite the fact that, the iroquois essentially split in half during the american revolution, they were still major power players around the great lakes, people in the administration, like henry knox, the secretary of war, and alexander hamilton treasury genuinely worried about yrigoyen involvement on new york's and ohio borders. and they were worried about the american project in these spaces. if the iroquois we

trollop made tour of the fledgling nation in 1828, she recounted the following it'll be to yeah once in ohio and once in the district of columbia. i had an atlas displayed before me that i might be convinced by the evidence of my own eyes. what a very contemptible little country i came. i shall never forget the gravity, which on the latter occasion a gentleman drew out his graduate pencil case and showed me past contra diction that the whole of the british dominions did not equal in size one of their least states, nor the heir, which, after the demonstration he placed his feet upon the chimney considerably higher than his head, and whistled yankee doodle virginians at the turn of the 19th century lamented promoters of massachusetts had gained momentum hosting celebratory parades and speeches to mark the landing of the pilgrims in 1620, as though the jamestown adventure had not preceded that event by 13 years. some that patriotism, regional pride were waning in the storied old dominion, that the public paid no attention, its own history and pride was wounded among those who cared by the ascen

police in columbus, ohio, say the explosion was so loud it set off the city's gunshot notification systemcall to the highest risk level. the agency says chocolate and yogurt covered products from callie farm may have undeclared ingredients including nuts and milk that may cause serious consequences, even death in some who are allergic. you can find more information on our website. gio. >> guillermo: >> gio: i'm here in the nation's capital because on wednesday night an army black hawk helicopter collided in midair with an american airlines plane, plunging into the potomac river, killing 67 people. just last night a small medical flight carrying a child, her mother and four other people went down in philadelphia near a busy mall. so let's go ahead and bring in abc news contributor an aviation analyst john nance. john, good morning. thank you for joining us here. we know the weather has been rough in the northeast. in philly it was rainy with a low cloud ceiling. planes with usually deal with that, but as a pilot it must make flying much more difficult. >> it does make things difficult but

and tomorrow marks two years since the train derailment in east palestine, ohio, which sent more thanlion pounds of toxic chemicals into the air. vice president jd vance and epa director lee zeldin will visit the area to commemorate the disaster. last week, the village of east palestine and norfolk southern announced a $22 million settlement, resulting, or rather resolving, all of the village's claims from the incident this morning, with the palisades and eton wildfires fully contained, cleanup efforts are now underway, closing a chapter on historic blazes that wiped out entire neighborhoods and forced mass evacuations. >> cnn's julia vargas jones joined epa crews in altadena as they work to remove the dangerous waste left behind by the fires. >> sifting through altadena's ashes., what were once homes. now piles. >> of toxic. >> waste. >> the cleanup after the deadly eaton fire is just beginning. >> so we put a white x to mark that. we've checked it, and it doesn't have anything dangerous in it. >> weeks after flames decimated thousands of homes and businesses, crews and hazmat suits

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. >> and that gets to what i was going to ask you about, youngstown, ohio, during the campaign.out the haitian migrants who were there legally under tps. what's the what's the status of that community? >> so haitian tps. >> is one of those that is in danger of being, you know. rescinded and. >> and in the coming. in potentially in the coming months, depending on how aggressive they are about it. what's particularly frustrating about both the haitian and venezuelan examples is the biden administration created a parole program to allow them to come into the u.s. legally, and then they were able to use tps to retain legal status. so they both came legally and tried to stay legally. and now both of those programs are under serious threat. >> one of the things that i mentioned in the intro is that, you know, using local law enforcement, asking them to detain folks, but now there's reporting that the trump administration is looking to use guantanamo bay as a place to send the folks who are deported. just your reaction to that move. >> we've seen. >> guantanamo used in the past. for mi

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i'm a graduate from central state university, which is a hbcu in ohio.raised in marin city, and i'm just trying to showcase black excellence and showcase that they can be whatever they want to be. and a lot of this is the first time that they even have a black teacher. a lot of things, they don't see themselves in a mirror image, so i'm just trying to surround them and give them an exposure that they need to believe that they can be whatever they want to be. >> it goes along with that. you can't be what you can't see, and making sure that they see. jaden, you're taking this class. >> yes, yes i am. >> what does it mean to you? what have you gotten out of this and what are you hoping to do in the future? engineering major? it's a very tough major. >> yeah, i know it's a tough major. and, you know, being in this class, i've learned a lot about, you know, how to carry myself, how to present myself when it comes to, you know, being out in the real world and ultimately just kind of figuring out where i want to land for the next four years is a very big and im

. >> i was going to fly next month to go to ohio and now i don't think i want to do that because i'm later on. we have another one, absolutely not. >> ntsb classified the crash is an accident. that located the jets to engines but not the black box. which could be destroyed or heavily damaged. investigators are asking anyone who finds debris to find them for them experts who can repair it. before the flight took off ntsb said there were no signs of trouble ever communicated from the flight crew. >> no, nothing was communicated. in fact in the recording that we have is an attempt by air traffic controllers to get a response from the flight crew that they did not receive. >> the identities of everyone on board the medical jet are now circulating. all were from mexico. the city will not be releasing their names until the mexican consulate says it is appropriate. so we aren't either buried the four person flight crew a young pediatric patient, her mother and one person on the ground all perished. shriners at children's hospital said that young girl received a four month long treatment and

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