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. >> sandra: brand-new information showing how far the biden administration and the biden white house went in an effort to control the covid narrative on social media. hello, well come everyone, sandra smith in new york. we have made it to wednesday, rich. >> rich: we have indeed, i'm rich in for john roberts. according to documents, white house officials asked facebook if it could provide special access to tools that would target users hesitant to take vaccines and spreading misinformation. >> sandra: also show biden administration officials berated facebook employees for not sharing enough data and alluded to the site being more difficult to deal with than other social media platforms. >> rich: hillary vaughn is live on capitol hill. hillary, did the white house try to have more control on covid content on facebook than it originally claimed. >> that's the big take away from the documents that we obtained. really publicly the white house was claiming they were just trying to help facebook combat misinformation on their platform. behind closed doors, it is clear that white house offi

gillian. >> gillian: thank you, sandra. the white house is far not commenting after of the justice department has named special counsel in the investigation into hunter biden. so far referring all questions to the doj today. peter doocy has an inside look at the white house team from the north lawn. hi, peter. >> officials that i've spoken to said we are going to need to get any information about this from either the justice department or from hunter biden's representatives. but i do want to flag something that's a couple years old. i asked president biden, he was then the president-elect about this generally right around the time his transition team announced with the statement that the irs and the u.s. attorney were looking into allegations of tax issues, tax affairs with hunter biden. and i asked president biden, from december 16th of 2020 in wilmington, are you confident your son hunter did nothing wrong. and he said i am confident. worth revisiting because now a special counsel not so sure. we played part of it a little while ag

. >> sandra: the white house now, sorry, getting to florida now, where they are giving an update, officials in florida are giving an update on preps for hurricane idalia. obviously one of the biggest concerns as you heard from the white house podium, the briefing room there, is the storm surge along the west coast. they are talking about preparations right now. we are going to dip in and listen. >> counties versus us getting the information and making sure it gets down to the county level. i'll let shane say how he does that in columbia county. listen to your local emergency management official as we move into the next few hours. as soon as the disaster has passed, again, all of the state's resources and all the state emergency response team, 30 plus agencies, plus all the mutual aid from all over the united states will be ready and quickly responding to it to include even in the overnight hours. so, please stay safe, please heed the evacuation warnings thank you governor for all you do for us. >> thanks, shane. >> thank you, governor, everybody for being here today. i just want to reiterat

>> sandra, good afternoon yet again. the biggest news here, the white house now confirming that five americans who had been detained in iran a few different years here, different sentences, have been moved to house arrest but are still in iran. that they have not left the country, that they have not made their way back to the united states and what's interesting here, the national security council through their statement made it clear the negotiations are still ongoing. so as you said, not a done deal. the statement reads, we will therefore have little in the way of details to provide about the state of their house arrest or efforts to secure their freedom. meaning the white house not yet willing to say what was done in exchange to make this happen for the five iranian americans to be moved out of prison, out into house arrest. what's interesting is the white house has also identified three of the five people who have been moved out of this prison, but they are not listing all five. they say two of those involved are still asking for their privacy. so t

. >> sandra: peter doocy has more. reporting live from the white house. any update as to whether or not president biden will be watching tomorrow night? >> we have an update, told by biden campaign officials not to expect president biden to respond to the attacks from republican candidates in realtime and we are being told to expect many attacks. >> 2024, are you feeling that the democrats are in good position going into it? >> i am, especially if the opponent is donald trump. >> white house aides who scheduled president biden's hawaii trip yesterday put him at events much, much later eastern time than he usually has things, and he hoped to empathize. when he said this. >> i don't want to compare difficulties but we have a little sense, jill and i, what it's like to lose a home. >> he doesn't. at the time the fire department said that the 2004 fire was contained to the kitchen within 20 minutes and he's told that story as president much less dramatically. >> lightning strike hit, i live on a little pond, ten-acre pond that borders the property, hit a cond

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sandra smith. >> gillian: great to be with you, i'm gillian turner in for john roberts out of washington. the probe into hunter biden's business dealings before requesting special counsel status this week. white house was not informed of the special counsel before the announcement. >> sandra: comes as house republicans ramp up their own investigation into the biden family. our political panel is here, they will weigh in on the timing of this. >> gillian: and reaction from james foster, representing whistleblower shapley, the group. and doj, more details where

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. >> sandra: the biden white house wants lawmakers to have the powerful spy program, a larming historyark meredith is in rehobeth beach, delaware. why is the white house pushing so hard to re-authorize the program? >> good afternoon to you. white house knows lawmakers are not thrilled with the idea of re-authorizing section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act, fears the program has been abused in the past but a new report said they believe it's vital to national security. the white house says through section 702 they have been able to stop countless terror attacks and save lives as well. the white house said thanks to intelligence obtained under this authority, the u.s. has understood and responded to threats posed by china, atrocities in ukraine, and harm to america. but too often the program to surveil foreigners abroad not americans collected data on u.s. citizens and some believe with the fbi has relied on the process way too much. >> we must consider whether fisa and section 702 can be reformed or if it's beyond repair. i for one see no reason for members on either si

never above 50% again, the american people know he's incompetent and a liar and will lose the white house. >> sandra: and engrained in our memory, and listening to the gold star families that was powerful, powerful stuff. >> the worst foreign policy debacle in my lifetime. >> sandra: more busses full of migrants arriving to new york city this morning. >> come to new york city and we are supposed to feed, clothe, house you as long as you want. that is just not sustainable, it's not realistic. >> trace: the sanctuary city is scrambling to find space for more protestors. hundreds rallied tuesday against a new migrant shelter opening in a former psychiatric center. and they have spoken against plans to open shelters on soccer fields. >> sandra: the american nurse and her daughter kidnapped by gunpoint in haiti now set free. what are we learning about their release and time in captivity. >> trace: the desantis campaign with another staffing shake-up and new campaign manager. will it give him a boost? bill will tell us what's happening right now in desantis war room. the grocery store and the gas station

. >> sandra: thank you for that, thank you. >> john: the white house where press secretary karine jean-pierre expected to hold a briefing momentarily, she just took to the podium there, she will likely field a few questions about president biden's use of a pseudonym during his time in the obama administration to receive emails. yesterday we learned the national archives and records administration has nearly 5400 emails in other records that potentially show president biden used a pseudonym and a non-profit constitutional legal group has filed a lawsuit to get its hands on the actual documents. editor at large for the spectator and fox news contributor. is your spider sense tingling over all of this, and if so, where is it headed? >> very much so, john. look, it's not just one pseudonym, it's multiple pseudonyms and the fact that the then vice president was using them is obviously a clear attempt to avoid the kind of transparency that would have resulted from using his real name. the other thing is that one of the things that is already known about many of these emails is that they include sha

white house. so we are watching for any of that, no pictures as of now, but to you on the issue of the evening. >> sandranoon. the president and his family still out enjoying their vacation and now he's doing an exercise class and the white house was asked if he was going to watch the debate, they kind of laughed off the answers, time will tell. democrats say they hope the issue of abortion comes up. dnc launched new ads to make the issue front and center. digital ads are hard to miss and the tag line says get real jack, i'm bringing roe back. pro choice groups are eager to get the candidates on the record to map out where they stands on abortion, planned parenthood launching new ads. group says make no mistake no matter how the gop candidates try to spin the extreme anti-abortion views on the stage. they all support a national abortion ban. the republican candidates, most are eager to label themselves as pro life. it's something we have heard a lot on the stump just over the last few weeks. >> pro life americans will have a champion for life in the oval office. >> i am pro life, i've always been pro lif

we are getting our first look at one of them. 29-year-old gerald gallon. >> sandra: the gunman was a whiteuthorities say took his own life and left behind a hate-filled manifesto. some people booed florida governor ron desantis, the 2024 presidential candidate when he tried to speak. >> dana: a councilwoman stepped in asking the crowd to let desantis speak. he addressed the shooting again at the top of his news conference this hour. >> to increase security on campus as i've said for the last couple days. we won't allow our schools to be targeted by these people and we'll provide security help. >> sandra: tropical storm eye dahlia is focusing on preparing his state for impact. as we saw in the news conference a short time ago james freeman, fox news contributor. he just concluded the news conference, by the way talking to floridians about what to do should it turn into their state. evacuations may be coming. but the canceled campaign stops. he shines in these moments really, desantis? >> he has done well. the main case he makes to voters that he has done very well in his day job, his curren

and really whacking his head, hope he can have a full recovery on this. >> sandra: indeed. >> john: keeping an eye on the white house and the pentagon where briefings will happen any moment now. we will bring you news coming out of those ahead. >> sandra: tennis players at the u.s. open say they have been getting a whiff or two of weed during the tournament here in new york city where the green stuff has been legalized. you won't believe how one athlete described the conditions on one of the main courts. brian kilmeade will react next. sleep more deeply. and wake up rejuvenated. with purple's new mattresses fall asleep 20% faster have less aches and pains and sleep uninterrupted. right now save up to $900 off mattresses sets during purple's labor day sale. visit purple.com or a store near you i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein max challenge. ♪ ♪ >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading o

>> sandra: fox team coverage starts now with leo terrell standing by. but first, alexandria hoff is live in washington. what has the white house said so far? >> the white house has stated shokin was not investigating burisma holdings when he was fired, and he says he was, and a list of special attention due to the board member being the vice president's son. he joined the board in 2014 and 2 2015 then vice president biden traveled to ukraine for an anti-corruption message. and a year later, looking at shokin saying he was the corrupt one. he pressures the ukrainian president at the time to fire shokin or lose a billion dollars in aid. exchange was recapped in 2018. listen. >> as i'm leaving in six hours and the prosecutor is not fired you are not getting the money. well, son of a [bleep] he got fired and they put in place someone who was solid at the time. >> in an interview with brian kilmeade, shokin believes the firing was personal for the then vice president. >> had i continued to receive the burisma investigation, we would have found the facts about the corrupt activities that they were engaging in that concluded bo

stories being promoted so to go after sandra bullock is ironic and a distortion and from the same exact community that is also saying that, you know, a lot of these whiteing black children. so the logic for sandra bullock to have to give back her oscar because it's a white savior story is all a complete distortion. >> reporter:. >> trace: speaking of white savior story this is the author of the white savior film it's a common theme where the black person being saved has to be almost rescued from blackness itself the message the closer to whiteness you become the more your problems are solved. i think what jacqui's saying there, i don't quite get it. if you're an actor you can play whatever you want to play and it doesn't mean you're actually doing whatever the person -- it's like playing hitler in a movie not like you did something nefarious. >> there is a tradition going back to the kill a mocking bird and all the way through of this white savior factor and it's a difficult slippery slope here. i think in the creation and writing of hollywood pictures over time, and we're going back, there probably wasn't enough diversity representation so you see tha

sandra smith in new york. >> gillian: gillian turner in washington. john is out today. more democrats now from deep blue states are calling on the administration to take urgent action. accusing the white house of inaction. >> sandra: the new york city mayor has been saying that for the last year. nearly 100,000 migrants have arrived here. so many that families are now sleeping on sidewalks and in makeshift tent cities that are popping up. that's all expected to cost a whopping $12 billion down the line. >> gillian: perhaps most surprising is the mayor's lack of communication with the commander in chief. >> have you talked to the president directly? >> we had a conversation last year, we communicated with the white house several times. we have a body, a contingent from homeland security here now. >> gillian: last year? chaos up north stems from the chaos unfolding down south. illegal border crossings are surging in the rio grande valley. bill melugin, what kind of activity is the border patrol seeing today? >> gillian, good afternoon to you. cbp source tells me as of this morning, more than 19,000 migrants in federal custody nationwide and that all four of their main border patrol sect

. >> sandra: important stuff, and the hunter biden investigation and the doj and how they handle the investigation, this could lead to some really important questions in the white house press briefing room. we expect karine jean-pierre to take to the podium, and we will be listening for that. john. >> john: we'll see who actually is interested in this. >> sandra: indeed. >> can he didn't lose our whole home but lightning struck and lost a lot of it, about 15 years ago. >> i don't want to compare difficulties but we have a little sense, jill and i, what it's like to lose a home. almost lost my wife, my 67 corvette, and my cat. we had to be out of the house about seven months while repair because so much damage was done to the house and half the house almost collapsed. >> sandra: as communities in florida, georgia, and south carolina assess damage from idalia's trail of destruction, president biden is facing criticism for the overembellishing of a kitchen fire in order to relate to victims of recent natural disasters. peter doocy is reporting live at the white house for us at this hour. peter, how is the administration responding to the storm and to that criticis

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the car or truck of your dreams. >> sandra: fox news alert to washington, d.c., these are live pictures where we are about to hear from a washington, d.c. councilman whiteold a newser about the recent crime streak in d.c. it's been particularly violent there since the beginning of august, the first five days of the month the city recorded 13 homicides. on the year, homicides are up 38%, robberies up 60%, violent crime, more generally, up 37%. all crime up 30% year over year over 2022. he is going to make the case to bring in the national guard. he has gone on the record saying i am tired of burying our children. o we are about to hear from that d.c. councilman white a few minutes from now, expected to begin the newser, calling to enforce martial law. we will dip into that live. biden administration is staring down yet another lawsuit over the long promised student loan handouts. two conservative think tanks are suing over the plan to wipe out $39 billion in student debt. the suit arguing the administration is overstepping its authority and accusing it of "evading judicial review." kennedy, host of "kennedy saves the world" podcast. good to see you. what

fueling the coals for an impeachment inquiry because these white house officials are becoming involved in what appears to be a false account. >> sandras always. thank you for that. good have you on. president biden touting his green agenda, that's what he is out there doing as drivers keep seeing red at the pump. how will this all play out for voters next november? treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions and medications, including botulinum toxins, as these may increase the risk of serious side effects. in a survey, 92% of current users said they wish they'd talked to their doctor and st

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sandra. good afternoon from washington. i'm gillian turner in for martha maccallum. we're awaiting a white house briefing room update. republicans say they have a lot of questions about alias e-mail accounts that president biden used during the obama administration. archives confirms the existence of 5,000 e-mails in which the vice president biden used a pseudonym to conduct official business. the "new york post" said he used one account to send hunter biden his dad's daily schedule. this included information at the time about a call with ukraine's president. this at the same time as hunter was serving on the board of burisma. so republicans are now demanding the national archives turn them over in the interest of transparency. let's bring in nancy mace. congress woman, thanks for being with me this afternoon. i want to make sure that i understand the fundamental issue that the committee has right now with this tranche of newly discovered e-mails. seems to me that the biggest grievance is with the timing. the e-mails coincide a time when president biden was serving as vice president managing the u.s.-ukraine bilatera

. >> sandra: our european allies are rushing to evacuate hundreds out of the west african country niger after a military takeover plunged the country into chaos. the whiteamericans saying they see a window to resolve the crisis. the state department last hour. >> u.s. embassy is open, constantly monitor event on the ground and make decisions based on what's appropriate to safeguard our personnel. monitoring the ground and making sure to do what we need to for their security now. >> sandra: alex hogan in london. >> the pentagon says it does not see a direct threat to citizens or facilities, however all the countries like spain, france and italy have announced evacuation plans and they started flying their citizens to safety. we know about 260 people have flown to paris from the capital of niger, and americans were on the more than 80 people flight sent to rome, the flights are organized with the military leader running the country. last week they ousted and detained the president, over what they called lack of economic growth. not the first armed up rising in recent years, it's the fifth successful coup since niger gained independence in 1960. over the w

. >> sandra: just over 24 hours to go to the republican primary debate and president biden will be vacationing in lake tahoe while it airs. the white house laughing off questions whether biden will watch the debate despite his poor polling numbers. should he be keeping a closer eye on the competition and there is this. >> i don't want to compare difficulties but we have a little sense, jill and i, what it's like to lose a home. almost lost my wife, my 67 corvette, and my cat. >> john: president biden talking an awful lot about himself while in hawaii to meet with wildfire survivors, and embellishing a story about a kitchen fire that fact checkers have long called him out on. steve hilton has a few thoughts about all of that. he's coming up next. you're watching football wrong! what do you call a guy in face paint that can't get the game? ...a clown! sorry, what app was it again? no, no. just give me a second... amateurs. ohhh! sorry everybody. directv sports central gives you access to every game... ...so you never have to compromise on gameday. ...was that necessary? i was just illustrating a point. oh. get in the redzone with spo

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i'm john roberts, sandra and off today, join gillian turner and me at the top of will hour. >> harris: more trouble currenteding remake of "snow whitevie might not be coming out until 2024. it is drawing criticism in 2023. for replacing the dwarfs with magical creatures of all sizes and genders then the star of the film explained snow white won'ting saved by a prince or by a love. the actress is claiming prince charming is a stalker. >> the original came out in 1937, evidently so. there is focus on her love story with a guy who literally stalks her. weird. we didn't do that this time. we have a different approach to what people assume is a love story. we cast a guy in the movie, a great dude. it is one of those things i think everybody will have assumptions, it is not about the love story at all, which is wonderful. >> harris: emily, was rachel famous before this movie? why do we care what she thinks? >> emily: i don't know, in terms of how americans should care, they should change the name a bit and call it "snow white reimagined," or "the new snow white," give us indicator it is going to be worked around. if they think that will b

sandra: who knew theres a alcohol czar? there's a alcohol czar. the doctor confesses that he consumes about two glasses of white >> will: they're all over the place. >> jeanine: they don't know. >> will: moderation. >> jeanine: it's like covid. >> jesse: i thought the alcohol czar was a good thing. take something like a alcohol czar, that should be promoting alcohol. a alcohol czar sounds amazing. >> jeanine: can you imagine the swag he gets? can you imagine that? >> jesse: never pay for another drink in his life. >> jessica: it's not like a lady in a beer garden. it's a real job. >> jeanine: sure it is. it's a guy in a beer garden. what are you talking about? >> sandra: i would like his job description. >> jessica: one more thing is next. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. and, they felt dramatic and fast itch reli

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the first white house briefing in two weeks, tough questions on now revelations of the president's involvement in his son's foreign business dealings. hello, john roberts in washington. >> sandras learning then vice president biden was not the only me

white house on thursday, he's now coming back on saturday. >> john: we'll watch for the pictures over the next little while. thank you. >> sandraits as part of his goal to phase out gas-powered cars, but are americans buying it? a new survey finding only 29% of people say they were likely to consider owning an e.v. under biden's tax credit incentive. kevin o'leary, chairman of o'leary ventures. great to see you, thanks for joining us today. you have proven yourself as a great judge of business ideas and consumer thinking. so, why are americans just not buying it when it comes to electric vehicles? >> there's two new narratives into the e.v. market. first of all, functionality. obviously e.v.s are terrific if you live in a very dense metropolitan area with easy access to charging stations and even a parking place that has chargers. where it's not working is in rural america because if you are driving over 200 miles a week, this starts to become a huge problem, and clearly people, you know, there's millions that don't live inside of cities, are realizing e.v.s are not ready for primetime rural. but the other narrative that's prob

sandra day. such a dramatic name but they did stockpile and hand out axe handles and use them in an orange-y of white violence against any black person that they could find. in jacksonville that day in that night and the night after. ax handle saturday. this weekend, on saturday and watching ten, the sea. there was a big commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the march on washington. 60 years since a quarter million americans came to washington to protest peacefully for civil rights. march on washington is one of the red letter, most important days in american history. a moral apex moment for this country. that still would be remembered as such even if it hadn't also provided the setting for one of the most important and beloved speeches. in the modern world. the i have a dream speech from martin luther king. as the 60th anniversary of the march on washington celebrated this weekend, and today in washington, in jacksonville this weekend they were also marking the anniversary of ax handle saturday. and both of those anniversaries coincided with today's news. with a young white man with swastikas etc

impoverished background taken in by a white family who went on to play college football and with the nfl. the saga became a movie "the blind side" that won sandrak against the memphis family leann and shawn tuhey who orr thought had adopted him but it actually setup a conservatorship, and charges that the family deceived him but when penning a book a couple weeks ago he made no mention while describing his deprived childhood. >> some that i lacked as a young kid for a long time, i wish i had life would have been a little bit smoother mentally for me. maria: a lawyer for the family sees it very differently. >> a bomb dropped on our clients to say they were devastated by these allegations is truly an understatement. >> mike" got every dime he had coming. howie: joining us now griff jenkins, the fox news correspondent and anchor. so you're from memphis you went to ole miss. what's at the heart of michael suing this family? they did take him in and bring him up like a son. griff: as my personal connection , i'm as disappointed as anyone that this heartwarming feel-good story of 2009 and that great movie has a sad earning and clearly orr is emotiona

. >> sandra: and peter doocy is in the room, but quick, mollie hemingway, you were sitting here having reaction to everything we were hearing out of the white house. one of which was her response to being asked about the president's age, responding on his historic achievements of which she noted the inflation reduction act, which correct me if i'm wrong, didn't the president say he wished they never would have called it that, but talked about the historic turning around of the america economy. >> it's interesting, president biden really has accomplished much of the democrat party's agenda, so they have every reason to be happy with him in one sense. on the other hand, that's also the source of much of his political problem because people are not happy with opening up the border or the situation with the economy or the handling of the war in ukraine or handling of the departure out of afghanistan, so it is why he has a tough road ahead of him because of these policies, even if she's correct that he has done pretty much what the party agrees with. >> sandra: i know you wanted to respond to the march to impeachment by house republicans. >> she

sandra: new bank records appear to show millions of dollars sent from those foreign oligarchs to the biden family and their business associates all while joe biden was vice president. so, how will the whiteespond? plus this. >> they have more, cheaper electric -- excuse me, cheaper wind and solar energy than any other state and he wants to cut it back so they have more -- more oil. i don't get these guys. >> trace: president biden renewing calls to stop drilling across the united states in an interview with the weather channel, are voters buying it? we'll take all of this up with byron donalds next. [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing it for nearly a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting.

sandra: good to be back with you, john. president biden betting his signature bidenomics spending plan will be a winning message in 2024, but voters are not feeling so good about the economy. don't ask the white house about that. >> they are tired of paying higher prices and think the president is at least in part to blame. >> look, i hear where you're coming from and i get this question all the time but i feel like that line of questioning is starting to get a little bit stale. >> john: that was the chairman of the white house economic council dismissing a question of inflation. inflation is on the minds of voters, very much so. a whopping 67% of americans are not happy with the president's job on the economy. and at the polls are not clear enough, hear it from the voters. >> all the prices are going high, can't afford it. >> and i think it's time for a change. >> i see nothing he has done for the american people. >> griff jenkins kicking off a brand-new hour for us, reporting from washington on this issue. you know, you go back to the exchange, the line of questioning might be stale but still extremely relevant to those living through this, griff. >> that's right. good afternoon, sandra. an