cook shannon, good morning.ht hundreds of ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones were launched by ironic toward israel. most of the projectiles were intercepted by fighter jets and israel's missile defense systems outside of israeli territory. some of them slipping past and slamming into the ground across the country. we can see on the skyline of tel aviv advanced arrow system works to intercept some of the missile and drone fire launched by ironic. we do understand after the attack took place that included air raid silence in jerusalem, israel's largest city and explosions overhead there is a phone call between president biden israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. israel's defense minister yoav gallant speaking with lloyd auster for this after the war cabinet is meeting here in tel aviv at israel's version of the pentagon trying to determine if and how israel will respond earlier today defense minister yoav gallant saying this. >> the campaign is not over yet we must remain alert and attentive to d

shannon? >> shannon: certainly is. greg palkot, thank you very much.ith a look at expiring legislation effecting people who were sickened during the effort to build the first atomic bomb. first, beyond our borders tonight. australian police arrest seven teenagers accused of following a violent extremist ideology across sydney. a judge has ban on public platform x sharing a knife attempt of a bishop that led to this criminal investigation. antony blinken arrived in shanghai that began a criminal trip china. long stalled legislation to send tied taiwan, israel, and ukraine. the trip comes following a conversation between presidents biden and xi and a president by treasury secretary janet yellen. and this is a live like at sheba, japan. one of the big stories there tonight, japan's first moon lander survives a third week's long freezing lunar night. the country's space agency says it's gotten an image from the device three months after it landed on the moon. temperatures can fall to minus 274 degrees fahrenheit during a lunar night. just some of the other

>> i don't shannon.you want these hostages released you first avoca to enable israel to finish the job and second of all put america's diplomatic weight behind and on hamas. pressure hamas to release these hostages, to is america's diplomatic leverage to effectively cause the israelis to pull back here. at the goods are the shameful and shows frankly a lot of folks don't respect the united states of america. we saw of citizens being held hostage and our president, instead of focusing on getting them back, is focused on micromanaging one of our allies or efforts i guess so he can placate these crazy people protesting and college campuses. but it's such a confused policy and makes people i think recognize that america with joe biden at the helm is unfortunately too weak. >> shannon: we will discuss more of that with senator murphy but you referenced the campuses, some in your party are calling for the president to activate the national guard and others pray much of the worry of what can happen. no america

mcconnell. >> shannon: oh, boy.e jeanine: two barbers in connecticut are being hailed as heroes a after they ran out their establishment to rescue a child running into traffic. they were in the middle of a hair cut when they noticed a toddler and their first reaction was to sprint into action. they later -- look at this little girl. she is running in the direction of traffic. look at these guys. and they later located the girl's mother in a nearby bus stop. i guess she had too many other kids or lost sight or something. they are being hailed as heroes in connecticut. phenomenal, huh? >> shannon: i love they have the video on both ends recognizing the trouble and going to save her. >> greg: thought kidnappers. >> judge jeanine: tonight i'm on hannity. >> shannon: 9:00 eastern. richard? >> richard: hello, hello. big shout outto my friend first black man correspondents association. i helped honor him last monday first inaugural hosted by the baird baldwin institute mission is to empower black queer men in all industrie

shannon: it absolutely is.y the way have a statement from the white house on that will get to that a little bit later in the show there has been some controversy you may have heard. i want to start here with the bridge and us talking with governor moore. there is talk some of this will have to come to a funding package and congress were you guys are fighting over a lot of things. do you see that moving? >> first off my heart goes up out to everyone who lost their life and i hope they found the bodies i feel sorry for those families is going to take a lot of work. this should be an issue we all come together and forcing the bite administration place politics i still have florida farmers from a hurricane here and a half ago not getting double relief. the federal government as a partner. they need to be a partner but we need to stop playing politics that's exactly with the buy demonstration is done. shannon: speaking of politics years fresh back from a trip to israel a the bite administration has publicly and priv

cooks shannon, good morning.ror across the heartland as several states are now reeling from devastating violent and in some cases deadly tornadoes. they have left lives ripped to shreds but some of the homes you see behind me and elkhorn, nebraska the bar just west of downtown omaha are tough to look at. you'll notice homes clearly at one point lifted off of their foundation, then sent it crashing down. now it leaning on where they once stood. meanwhile i will walk you over here you will notice one other home barely a shell of what it once was afraid that we think left to standing an american flag in the distance. a reminder of not only the families who are now trying to pick up the pieces, but the army of volunteers that have spent their weekend here trying to help their loved ones, their neighbors, their friends move forward from such a disaster situation. and of course it's not just here in nebraska. officials here say the miracle is no inherent lost their life. listen to this. >> we are hearing a lot of mirac

shannon: will talk more about this.st from israel, thank you majority of south al qaeda republican senator lindsey graham and connecticut democrat senator richard blumenthal. thank you all for being here this morning. no you travel to ukraine together but let's talk about what is going on there you have this package coming back to the senate. your fellow colleague republican jd vance has got questions about this. he says in a piece in the "new york times" the map does not add up he said ukraine needs more soldiers that it can fields even with draconian policies and need some more material than the united states can provide the sooner americans confront this truth the sooner we can fix this mess and broker for pc set them with us ramping up industrial production were not getting a fraction of what ukraine says it needs. so why prolong this? >> that pessimism underestimates america. where the strongest greatest country in the history of the world. we can produce the kind of artillery shells, the long-range artillery, that

shannon? >> shannon: we will talk more about this. thank you trÈs.th carolina republicans lindsay graham and democrat senator blumenthal, thank you for being here this morning. we know you have travelled to ukraine together. let's talk about what's going on. yeah, this package car back to the senate. jd has some questions about this. with a piece in the new york times he said the math doesn't add up and ukraine needs more soldiers then i can field even with the jurco enion subscription policies and needs more material then the united states can provide. the sooner americans confront this truth, the sooner we can fix this mess and broker for peace. even with us doing our production here we are not getting a fraction of what we say we need. why prolong this? >> with underestimating america. with the greatest country in the world, we can produce the artillery shells and long-range artillery and attacks necessary. with the patriot systems and you didn't -- need many more to protect cities and also we can enforce sanctions. and sell these assets and we ar

. ♪ >> shannon: i'm shannon bream.nprecedented attack, iran launches attacks at israel last night with many intercepted by the israeli and other allies. the other question now, what is next? >> reporter: they survive in a chair with little damage on the ground. >> we learn available lesson. they will not go down without a big fight. >> reporter: now flurry of diplomacy to stop the conflict from escalating. we'll speak with the communications advisor and john candy of louisiana. then... >> on monday in new york city i will be forced to sit fully there and allowed to talk, can you believe it. this is what you call a communist trial. >> headed to court in his new york hush money case. the first-ever criminal trial. we will speak with a member of the legal team and... >> what has happened here is a new inflection point. >> a controversial ruling from the highest court. >> they weigh in on whether democrats are trying to seize as a political advantage. >> now to the latest headlines with those condemning the attack in the s

good morning, shannon. >> shannon: it's great to see you, dana. i'm shannon bream and this is "america's newsroom." the new york trial present venalityed former president trump from attending hearings at the supreme court yesterday. it was busy. justices heard three hours of arguments whether former presidents can be criminally liable for acts taken in office. the conservative majority -- >> dana: some level of protection and seemed in favor of sending the case back to a lower court. listen to kerri here. >> what was a remarkable statement made by the department of justice lawyer yesterday was that prosecutors don't prosecute for political reasons. i thought how can you possibly say that with a straight face with what we're watching? >> the law fare we've seen unleashed against president trump this year we don't have to -- >> president trump wants to delay until after the election. it seems to be moving in that direction with these cases. >> dana: the trial is new york the severely limiting trump's ability to campaign and -- >> this is a trial tha

i'm shannon bream. right now the trump defense is continuing its cross examination questioning that former publisher of the "national enquirer." the major update out of the trial since court began 30 minutes ago, the judge began today's session by pushing back next week's gag order hearing from wednesday afternoon. it is now going to be thursday morning at 9:30 eastern. we'll have you covered on that. as cross examination began a member of the prosecution began the questioning yesterday was unclear when he was referencing federal and state prosecutors. >> dana: on his way to court he said he should be on the campaign trail, not new york city. >> yesterday went very well in this courthouse. it was -- it should be over. the case is over. you heard what was said and the case should be over. but you will have to make that determination. i think we have a judge that will never allow this case to be over. he is highly conflicted. the most highly conflicted judge i have ever seen. and yesterday i think the sup

shannon, what's yours?think that there is a longer term need, especially on the infrastructure side to improve our networks >> jason >> i like verizon here a top take, free cash flow is tremendous, $2.7 billion ad 6.8% dividend yield >> jim >> general motors. if you're in the stock, it's generating a lot of cash that will come back to us shareholders both in the form of dividends and buybacks >> interesting we heard in tesla and ford the markets are still lower, but at least off the session lows. we'll see what the rest of the afternoon holds. "the exchange" starts now. ♪ ♪ >>> courtney, thank you very much welcome, everybody, to "the exchange." i'm tyler mathisen in for kelly evans. she'll be back in a couple of weeks. here's what's ahead. a tdp surprise and not a good one, the economy slowing but inflation stubborn we're hearing the words, stagflation, stocks are sinking, but two guests say it's not as bad as it seems. they're here to tell us why. >>> meta down big amid weak revenue guidance and big ai sp

political strategist shannon i lets talk to our panel tonight. - political strategist shannon feltonrategist shannon felton in massachusetts and _ political strategist shannon felton in massachusetts and 'ournalist and in massachusetts and journalist and author— in massachusetts and journalist and author matthew _ in massachusetts and journalist and author matthew syed. _ in massachusetts and journalist and author matthew syed. good - in massachusetts and 'ournalist and author matthew syed. good evening to ou both. author matthew syed. good evening to you both- thank— author matthew syed. good evening to you both. thank you _ author matthew syed. good evening to you both. thank you for _ author matthew syed. good evening to you both. thank you for being - author matthew syed. good evening to you both. thank you for being with - you both. thank you for being with us. matthew, there is so much to talk about here about these meetings and it strikes me that once again the meeting of the world's two largest economies, and all we hear about are their differences and not areas of cooperatio

>> shannon: after you went number one, brian, nowhere else to go. >> brian: me and eminem. >> shannon is right. number one on the scoreboard and in our hearts, we'll talk to vance and chris murphy to talk about ukraine funding, the trial, demonstration on college camps, we have jonathan turley with us, our excellent panel and i sat down with stephen stephen br breyer. >> lawrence: has that new book that just came out. >> brian: 20 before top of the hour, the san francisco crime crisis is hitting everyone, including adam schiff and what was stolen from his car. let's get started. bill, where's your mask? i really tried sleeping with it, everybody. now i sleep with inspire. inspire? no mask? no hose? just sleep. learn more, and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com well done, viv. you got the presents, the balloons and the raptor cake. now, how about something to put a smile on your face? aspen dental provides complete, affordable care with dentists and labs in one place plus free exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance... and 20% off treatment plans for ever

i think there could be some volatility in this pertain between now and, say, mid june. >> shannon is right about a lot of what you just said. i agree with a lot one thing i'll reiterate from before, the reason why you care about interest rates and tech stocks is because they are what everyone jokingly calls long-duration assets so if you are a riskier stock and more of the value of your company is in the terminal value, then lower interest rates is better. for a google, for a media, all of whom reported 17%, 25%, there's earnings right now in the case of google, obviously not. those companies are much less acceptable i don't think shannon necessarily disagrees that in this type of environment those companies should be a premium multiple google and meta are trading like 22, 23 times earnings, so it's not exactly the group as a whole is extremely expensive the data underneath the economy and the stock market being relatively strong, while i agree with shannon and said earlier, you probably will have a bit of a choppy moment, at the end of the day, if those tailwinds remain in place, al

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shannon, thank you very much. the _ americans to do it. shannon, thank you very much.e mp william - you very much. the mp william rad will no longer sit in the house of commons for conservatives after he shared colleagues phone numbers on a dating app for the party spokesman said he voluntarily given up the web for them on monday evening he stepped down as vice chairman of the i922 stepped down as vice chairman of the 1922 committee of conservative backbench mps. he also told the speaker he's resigning as chairman another comments committee he sits on. let's get up—to—date with the story with our political correspondent. just recap for us this story so far.— correspondent. just recap for us this story so far. william brad has admitted he _ this story so far. william brad has admitted he deleted _ this story so far. william brad has admitted he deleted several- admitted he deleted several colleagues phone numbers after he admitted someone contacted him on a dating app and he had sent pictures, he thought the individual had compromising information on him and he said he

kayleigh: let's bring in fox news anchor shannon bream she would -- you would shannon. >> i would not geography was my first class ever in school so i have to defer to will i guess on that. pete: shannon bream's worst class was probably a 94%. >> killing my gpa the geography that and p.e.. kayleigh: that's a hard one. pete: what do you make of this house foreign aid package passing will and i were talking about this. the james lankford bill that was scuttled because it was facilitation this one is that same bill just without the border stuff, right? >> so they broke this all down so it would be in slivers and voting for to put it altogether and sending it back to the senate so they voted and a border measure that went nowhere yesterday and volted on israel, and separate things and it will go back. so you saw the votes. it took a ton of democrats and republicans working together to do this. and that's the critique from the far right of the gop that speaker caved and worked with democrats to get things done. like i have a one vote majority over here passed what i can get pass sod weal h

hi, shannon. >> shannon: hello, gillian.s is a question the supreme court has never before answered. and it has an impact, potentially far beyond this year's contentious presidential election and all the legal battles. its impact could actually be felt for generations to come. >> we're writing a rule for the ages. >> it is a task for the history books. after nearly three hours of arguments, the nine justices must now wrestle whether a former president has some measure of immunity acts taken while in office. of which the january 6th allegations were the private actions of candidate trump vs. something officially within the purview of then president trump? many of the justices signaled their thinking far beyond the case at hand and trying to gauge the real life fallout of resolving those complex debates, including justice alito. >> if an incumbent, who loses a very close, hotly contested election, knows that a real possibility, after leaving office, is not that the president is going to be able to go off into a peaceful retire

hi, shannon. >> shannon: both sides have turned out protesting, there are signs when this issue is before the court. people thought when the roe case was overturned it ended this. hospitals that take medicare money will give emergency care to anyone -- it is about making sure people without funds can get care. after the dobbs decision, what happened is biden administration issued regulatory guidance, saying if your hospitals get medicare money and somebody shows up and need to be stabilized through use of abortion, you have to perform abortions. st states fought back, nothing in tz law is about abortion, this is not about that. biden administration is using it to promote that agenda. see what the justices have to say. there are extended time for the arguments today. they will tee up this issue and it will be back on the campaign trail. >> dana: shannon, you are going to be busy in june andy woo are going to be seeing a lot of you as supreme court wraps up big decisions. thank you so much. >> shannon: you got it. >> dana: ruling on whether former president donald trump violented a gag orde

thanks shannon happy sunday.klahoma officials confirming one person is dead following massive tornadoes in the midwest over the weekend. carley: residents in nebraska are picking up pieces this morning after tornadoes flattened entire neighborhoods. pete: fox weather correspondent nicole valdez life in elk horn, nebraska with the latest. hey, nicole. >> good morning guys absolutely horror a suburb outside of downtown omaha you're looking at what is left of homes of hundreds of families now forced to pick up the pieces of everything they once owned and knew. you'll see some of the homes here are unrecognizable. some of them lifted off of their foundations by the sheer force of that monster tornado, then sent crashing back down. this one now hanging on to the side of what was once its foundation and as you take a look further down here, you'll notice home after home after home looks almost the same. a shelf what they once were, but as i walk you through here you'll notice there's some that really -- are just nothin

>> shannon: we've got bipartisan representation. j.d. vance and chris murphy to talk about what's going on in the world and i sat down with retired supreme court justice stephen breyer and talked to him what is going on in college campuses and coming up this weekend. >> dana: what's the atmosphere like down there today? is it quiet? >> shannon: we have the occasional f bomb dropping protestors. i told them it's too early in the morning for that. pretty calm otherwise. >> dana: doesn't he know it's shannon bream sitting there? get it together, protestor. >> shannon: take it somewhere else. julie banderas is in for harris. >> julie: thank you guys. fox news alert. we begin with continuing moment by moment coverage of day eight of former president trump's new york criminal trial. this is "the faulkner focus." hello. happy friday. we have a lot of news packed in for you this hour. court got underway last hour. a loss hat gone on so far. david pecker ends how he started on the witness stand. right now trump's team continues their cross examin

>> i take a lot of what shannon just said. pmis are rebounding, labor is strong, the economy is strong. and, to rich's point as well, earnings, we've been in the earnings recession for the last two years. obviously earnings have strengthened and we're expecting, again, revised down from 10% to 5% but earnings to carry us through the rest of the year. margins are expanding as well. i do not think it's early to buy or too late to sell. i think this is an opportunity for all market participants to get in and stay in. i think the market will give you more opportunities the rest of the year. >> let's play the what if game. that's what the bears are going to say, well, what if inflation proves too sticky for any rate cuts? what if the economy buckles under higher for longer and pushes cuts out another 30 days from what we thought into the summer. is the market too complacent about either scenario? >> whether 21 1/2 times early is the new 16 times earnings. a lot has to do with a third of the s&p and large cap tech. the markets have

everyone was so focused on the jury selection this week, shannon, as much as there was a laser focusthe jury, the potential jury members, this judge juan mershon is going to be analyzed every step of the way. >> absolutely. not just because the defense team's always looking for possibilities to use on appeal if there defendant ends up getting convicted, they are already logging things together and putting together objections they have and ideas that they have beyond just the trial that will take the next six weeks or so but i think we are now over a year ago alvin bragg was the first to indict a former president. now they have a slew of all the civil and criminal trials. some of them have played out and now we start with criminal trials and for the trump defense team they just need one juror who does not agree he should be convicted on any of these 34 felony charges to end up with a hung jury or a mistrial. so while we have watched and tried to person everything we know about these jurors now that they are suited to, term defense team will look at at least one. that's all they need.

margins are going up. >> can i -- >> shannon, yeah, just a second. your -- i don't want to say entire, but 90% of your bullish occasion of what you've articulated to me here, appearance after appearance after appearance, margins. you think that margins are going to tell the story this earnings season. >> i think if margins go down, stocks go down, and if they go up, they go up, and if i can dream i have a combination plus margin expansion, that's why we're up double digits the last couple quarters. >> shan? >> and i don't actually disagree with that. i think margins are critical, but scott, the challenge here is that there's a lot of opportunity outside of mega cap tech for margins to improve and earnings to reaccelerate. earnings may still be strong for mega cap tech, but that's going to decelerate, potentially, over the next couple of years, so if i'm looking at some place we're going to see margin expansion or multiple expansion, excuse me, multiple expansion will come outside of those names. >> where? >> that's why i think this diversification --

showers was terribleible. >> shannon well, you have any evidence?don't want to get like x and spray. >> you get help. .. coli ii don't know. people can call my. it is dangerous for our health, right? but i want to do things like eating by walking around everohy apparently wearsy popula pajamas now, not taking showers. >> i don't know. and they wonder why population rate s are down. >> this isn't all that cute, charlie. we learn something new about you every dasomething ne y today. we like you don't take showers in the shower. oh, crocs. not only are they ugly, but they're also dangerous. disneyworld in florida is reportedly the footwear t on its escalator because it's getting chewed up in the escalatoeait it'r. >> now, judge, you know i lovea shoes. i do not own a pair of crocs. do you you care to think about th> one? now, i work for warner bros., one son, one christmas. warneri everybody got crocs. i didn't keep them. and that's all i have to say. if i ever get stuck in any escalator, it's because of my high heels. exactly. and it goes right into t

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hi, shannon, it's nice to see you. come and take a seat. shannon's progress is checked by a psychiatrist. how have your headaches been? headaches, i've not had any. a head injury can change the way the brain works, affecting thinking skills, memory and personality. in particular mood, depression is something which we see very commonly after traumatic brain injury in around about 50% of people. that's around about ten times higher than we see in the background population without brain injury. this is a really significant problem. now, a large scale study is being run at this and eight other major trauma centers. this commonly—used antidepressant is being given very quickly after the injury itself. the hope is it might better protect the brain from long—term damage. up to now, most of the research has been on the treatment _ of depression once it's set in, which we know can be - quite difficult. this would be one of the first. large—scale studies in the world that's actually trying to prevent itj from happening in the first place. five years

hi, shannon, it's nice to see you. come and take a seat.your headaches been? headaches, i've not had any. a head injury can change the way the brain works, affecting thinking skills, memory and personality. in particular mood, depression is something which we see very commonly after traumatic brain injury in around about 50% of people. that's around about ten times higher than we see in the background population without brain injury. this is a really significant problem. now, a large scale study is being run at this and eight other major trauma centers. this commonly—used antidepressant is being given very quickly after the injury itself. the hope is it might better protect the brain from long—term damage. up to now, most of the research has been on the treatment _ of depression once it's set in, which we know can be - quite difficult. this would be one of the first. large—scale studies in the world that's actually trying to prevent itj from happening in the first place. five years ago, sean was knocked off his motorbike on his way home for

let's bring in shannon bream for these unfolding events.hannon, your reaction to what is happening here and what are the schools options legally, especially first stop? let's make it columbia when they take over a building, what is stopping them from calling the cops? >> yeah. i mean, these are public and private institutions. so, when you have to think about, first amendment implications, you may get into different conversations there. but, when there is criminal activity, columbia is most certainly within its rights to call the police to show up to handle what is alleged criminal activity. you've got to start to wonder to an legal front how many students and parents may decide to sue some of these universities that their kids are losing access they are paying for access to a dorm, access to teaching. the food service on campus, all these things they can't get to. not to mention the loss of their, you know, commencement ceremonies and all kinds of things. the safety of their kids. there is some obligation of these schools when parents send

shannon bream joins us now. that was a true retail politics moment there.get ice cream, he grabs himself a double scoop and walks up eric trump goes into a check for land buys everyone lunch. >> he does he is doing selfies the whole thing and this conversation the young woman was on "fox & friends" this morning talking about this which sparks the conversation of why he is making inroads in ways other republicans have not with black and latino voters. there are interesting pulling is polling is there. a lot of people who are interviewed potential black voters are worried about immigration, the economy, things all our worried about. >> john: you'd be surprised when you go across america how many voters of colors are republican. the woman, mikael montgomery, here's what she told lawrence jones. >> i think, this is a sentiment i get a lot coming from the young people themselves, is that they feel like he is honest. they feel like this is somebody who while we may not agree with how he says things, how he goes about things, at least he is telling us what it is.

hi shannon, it�*s nice to see you, come and take a seat.had any. a head injury can change the way the brain works, affecting thinking skills, memory, and personality. in particular mood, depression, is something which we see very commonly after traumatic brain injury, in around 50% of people. that is around ten times higher than we see in the background population without brain injury, so it�*s a really significant problem. now, a large—scale study is being run at this and eight other major trauma centres. this commonly used antidepressant is being given very quickly after the injury itself. the hope is it might better protect the brain from long—term damage. up to now, most of the research has been on the treatment of depression once it's set in, which we know can be difficult. this would be one of the first large—scale studies in the world, to prevent it from happening in the first place. five years ago, shaun was knocked off his motorbike on his way home for dinner. broke all my left side, broke my leg, broke a couple of fingers, and i h

hi shannon, it's nice to see you, come and take a seat.ave your headaches been? headaches, i've not had any. a head injury can change the way the brain works, affecting thinking skills, memory, and personality. in particular mood, depression, is something which we see very commonly after traumatic brain injury, in around 50% of people. that is around ten times higher than we see in the background population without brain injury, so it's a really significant problem. now, a large—scale study is being run at this and eight other major trauma centres. this commonly used antidepressant is being given very quickly after the injury itself. the hope is it might better protect the brain from long—term damage. up to now, most of the research has been on the treatment of depression once it's set in, which we know can be difficult. this would be one of the first large—scale studies in the world, to prevent it from happening in the first place. five years ago, shaun was knocked off his motorbike on his way home for dinner. broke all my left side, brok

let's bring in fox news sunday anchor shannon bream. shannon, great to see you. you know, as the host of fox news sunday, you know, all things washington and all things politics. how would you think this is going to play out in our own capital, around support for israel, around the prospect of a potential wider war? well, you know, there has been a lot of back and forth about funding for israel. and so you heard calls again last night from a number of senators who said, listen, we sent over that big package, the one that includes ukraine and taiwan and all those other things the white house wanted. it's time for the house to do something with it. now, we're also hearing there are actually voices that say, listen, the senate passed a or excuse me, the house passed a standalone israel aid package. why don't you pass that one? so there's going to be some back and forth, but there's going to be a lot of pressure to get something done. does it now become unhooked from ukraine and from taiwan and all these other things, so that's going to be a debate here in washington

hi, shannon, it's nice to see you. come and take a seat?. a head injury can change the way the brain works, affecting thinking skills, memory and personality. now a new study is being run at nine major trauma centers. this commonly—used antidepressant is being given quickly after the injury itself. the hope is it might better protect the brain from damage. up to now, most of the research has been on the treatment _ of depression once it's set in, which we know| can be quite difficult. this would be one of the first large scale studies in the world - to try to prevent it _ from happening in the first place. five years ago, sean was knocked off his motorbike on his way home for dinner. they broke all my left side and i had a bleed on the brain. he now helps out at this charity. he's had to come to terms with differences to his brain and his personality. things that you used to do make you feel depressed in a way. like, you know, because i want to be that guy. i want to be on that side of that guy. i want to be that guy again. but that's the h

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good to have you. >> thank you, shannon. shannon: and thank all of you for joining us on this easter sunday. for those who celebrate, a blessed day to you. we'll see you back here next "fox news sunday." ♪ muck ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday. you saw the spectacle, america and new york city were donald trump went to the wake of a heroic police officer who was murdered during the course of a stop and check on the vehicle. and then you saw three democrat presidents to former and one sitting basically 20 minutes away at radio city music hall at 225 million-dollar fundraiser for a ticket was half a million dollars cutting jokes with steven colbert. now this is indicative of something bigger i think that what most people are saying which is look at the contrast. of course it is that but it is indicative to where we are as a country. we have a ruling class in america. a ruling class is not an official ruling class but it is a group of individuals in different ind

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>> shannon: check this out. a very special day. >> we can definitely help you escape because sometimes this place can be chaotic and you will just get caught up in a lot of stuff going on around here. reading is just like that place that just brings you back. >> shannon: every week, group of depaul university peers head to cook county jail in chicago to discuss books with inmates. comes one thought provoking questions about everyone reads. one rule of the club no questions permitted about why any of these members are in jail. just a discussion. tomorrow on "special report," our second installment in toxic towns looks at nuclear waste. i'm shannon bream. "the ingraham angle" is up next. that's it from washington thank you for joining us, losing control. that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, the democrat establishment, i think they always assumed that they could control the crazies on the left without our help. but, what if that's not true? [shouting] >> don't touch them. don't touch them. [whistle] >> don't t

shannon, as far as what we are going to see when they resume, this redirect will continue. take us through what the coming hours will look like and where this goes into next week. >> so it looks like the redirect is not going to be very long. we love to see where the recross goes with pecker who has been on the stanford days. the only witness we have had a chance to hear from so far and you referenced that there has been a lot of back and forth between the defense and prosecution in not coughing up who the next witnesses will be. you know it takes an enormous and defense preparation to get ready for a witness to take the stand. you can be ready for multiple different people that you expect, but really honing in when you know they are in the batter's box. that so important for both sides of this equation. prosecutors know who they will call. the defenses in the dark. they asked defense to give them a heads up and there has been back and forth on whether or not present trouble be responsible with the names of the witnesses. whether you just give them to the attorneys and not

bream live outside the new york state supreme court, hello, shannon.se have we learned from today's witness? >> we started off with that gag order violation decision by the judge this morning. nine violations $1,000 each the judge indicating though in his order that there may be something else that may get president trump's to attention more than $1,000 per violation, their love allegations on more violations wednesday but we wrapped up with banker gary farrow talking about how quickly he learned from michael cohen wanting to set up an llc. the same day he got that set up he took a drawdown from the his home equity line got that into a new account and wired it out within about 24 hours or so. he said listen, there is nothing illegal or nefarious about that. there are times you do quick transactions like that. but it definitely seems to be the prosecution trying to paint there was an urgency at 2016 about getting that done and getting that payment, which then bank documents showed in court what to keith davidson the attorney for both karen mcdougal and

are chief legal correspondent and host of fox news sunday shannon broome hello shannon. >> hello sandra good to sea. right former president donald trump was not in the courtroom but jack smith was. the entire council team as well. you look like it is related to january 6th and today the argument was the allegations they make about the actions he took surrounding generally sixth are they subject to some kind of broad grant of presidential immunity against potential criminal liability? the justices had all kinds of quarries looking far beyond the case and thinking about how it would impact generations to come. at 1 point saying we are writing a rule for the ages, they get the historical impact on the job they will have to do with this particular case. worrying in a contentious election cycle the person who loses would immediately have to worry about their opponent tried to put them in jail if they're an incumbent who lost a reelection bid. but just as jackson was on the other side saying i'm worried about the court getting a sweeping grant of criminal immunity to any sitting president so

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