i want to bring and actually dr. charlie on this steve, charlie, you know what role has politic play? do you think with, in this movement within the gate right, can leave it as well as the acceptance of those who are not it's a very good question. i, i appreciate so much being on with uh, alex and, and charles eyes. so value their perspective here. um yeah, i think i think i'm citing a little bit more with charles on this because i think the issue of liberty is the one that we all want and that we're all championing. but there was also the specter of repression that's behind both narratives. and i, i narrative for, for emancipation, for the eligibility to community, or are they actually the perpetuates of repression and you know, i loved your, your opening the, that you had there was stonewall. yeah. i mean, pride month was originally associated with the triumph of liberty and equality. and there is an increasing sense among a growing number of people for right or for wrong. but that's just not the case anymore. i'm thinking a very good article by philip klein to analyze the distincti

steve, ainsley and charlie, back to you. >> steve: resting old face? >> resting old face. search self-conscious about what their face looks like. >> steve: you have a resting young guy face right there. >> really. it's probably the only person that calls me young today. i appreciate it. >> steve: you are younger than i am. thank you, douglas, very much. >> ainsley: the way they are practicing or prepping nor is completely different. you have joe biden hunkering down at camp david we won't see him 2348 t until thursday. that's what we are being today. president trump went to philadelphia for that rally, today new orleans for fund raising event and as he said with glenn youngkin on friday. >> charlie: does everything differently. and who knows if he really does know who is he going to pick. is he very good at sort of keeping the audience's attention. >> ainsley: tease us a little bit. >> charlie: kind of what he does. if i were a betting man that list on the screen people going to the watch party. i would bet all my money it is going to be one of those. >> steve: here's the

could backfire. >> steve: argue with them some more. >> charlie: unless they bark at him and turn offic. that's that's how they will do it. >> steve: stay tuned. interesting. we're not going to turn off carley's mic we are going to turn it on. >> carley: it's going on. i think i can be heard. shall i twin? we have a fox news alert. fights breaking outs outside of a synagogue in l.a. yesterday morning. they started with pro-palestinian protesters confronted pro-israeli counter protesters during israeli real estate event. police in ri riot gear tried stopping the violence. one person arrested for allegedly carrying spiked flag. >> at least six people dying in florida drowning dangerous rip currents. three men died in alabama panama city beach on the golf coast. the day before couple from pennsylvania swimming with their six children. drowned. swim parallel to the shore if they ever get caught in a rip current. good advice there. illinois man arrested for trying to hit kim foxx with his car over the weekend. oh my goodness. prosecutors say the man threw a drink in foxx before am accelera

. >> steve: thank you for joining us, charlie. it was a lot of fun.e for "america's newsroom." thank you very much for watching "fox & friends." >> ainsley: see you tomorrow. >> we're awaiting a cour

. >> steve: thank you for joining us, charlie. it was a lot of fun. well, time for "america's newsroom." thank you very much for watching "fox & friends." >> ainsley: see you tomorrow. >> we're awaiting a court hearing for one of the two migrants charged with the killing of a 12-year-old girl in houston. the men lured her under a bridge, tied her up and killed her. each is facing capital murder charges. prosecutors are asking for the men to be held on $1 million bond. more on that as we get it. first there is this. >> how are you preparing for the debate? we see president biden is out at camp david and you are on the campaign trail. what is your strategy. >> i look forward to the debate. >> campaign trail versus camp david. strategies could not be more different. both are preparing for the debate just three days away. i'm gillian turner, bill and dana are off today. >> mike: i'm mike emanuel, this is "america's newsroom." president biden has been at camp david since thursday. he and his team are rehearsing behind closed doors with no public events on

asking people -- and i want to quote them -- of course bragg should be and will be jailed, steve bannon told us. charliek, a fellow who's going to be talk to get trump tomorrow -- how many republican d.a.s or ags have stones. is that a sin onim for cajones? >> yes. we know from stephen ayers, when these folks speak and present themselves as speaking on behalf of donald trump, his supporters follow. >> well, several things to say here. one great sitting here at the table, with the sleeves rolled up, no jacket on, this is a hard-working reporter. >> i look like a reporter. >> to all of reporter, if you want to know what a hard-working reporter looks, this is mike schmidt. >> you mentioned trump who has all these issues, but there's henry cuellar, just on bribery charges, he a now at at-risk democrat, the supposedly rigged system where biden controls all the indictments, that for some reasons are still targeting -- i'm not saying he shouldn't be indicted, but the federal process is still working. i think it's worth saying, one more think about the example that mike gave and we talked about here. it's a ver

for cutting off, some to his been very nice by the way, thank you very much, steve you are alright, we'll see you soon, charlie it is astounding and i think you're right is not going to happen until we have a come to jesus on debt but donald trump's credit, he is talking about abolishing the department of education and that's a great first step but reining in the federal government, the spending on the federal government, if you don't do it was salaries and employees and workforce, the new knocking arena in the federal government and it needs to be reined in. stuart: thank you, now this is either presidential debate is four days away, trump is out talking to folks and deeply cities, biden held up at camp david, their strategies couldn't be more different, that is my take at the top of the hour. prospective buyers are facing the most expensive housing market in three decades, the median price of a home well over $400,000, jeff flock has all the numbers after this. ♪ things will go wrong for your customers. but your business can make it right, with watsonx assistant. ai that can help resolve problems by understa

stage behind me in conversation with the controversial founder of this organization, charlie kirk and prior to them, steve bannon spoke on stage really giving an inflammatory speech let's listen. >> we don't day january 20, 2025 is accountability de on the afternoon of the 20th. we're also going to start the pick and shovel work to take apart the administrative state and to take on its rogue element, the praetorian guard, the deepstate. we're going to run them all out of town. are you prepared to fight? are you prepared to give it all? are you prepared to leave it all on the battlefield, ladies and gentlemen, it's very simple victory or death to people in this crowd. they told me that they were inspired by that listen the next few months is going to be pivotal for this turning point organizations, as they test their organizing as they work to get out the vote for trump here in this pivotal battleground, state of michigan. fred but that's quite ominous. or even the ken. >> thank you so much. all right. still to come a royal return, princess catherine of wales, i'm making her first public appearance in mont

steve one of the top voices of maga told us. charlie kirk a fellow who's going to be talking to trump tomorrow, quote, how many republican das or ags have stones? what is that a synonym for cojones? >> i believe they relate to balls. >> indict the left or lose america. we know from southeastern ayers that when these folks speak and present themselves as speaking on behalf of donald trump, his supporters follow. >> well, so -- several things to say here. one -- mike schmidt great statement at the table here. especially like in with the sleeves rolled up. no jacket on. anything this -- this is the hard working reporter right here. >> i look like reporter. >> that's what i'm saying. take a look at mike schmidt. two, i thought you were going to say when you mentioned three -- people under defense and prosecution right now. you mentioned trump who, you know, obviously ha all his issues but there's another democrat from south texas congressman. just indicted federal indictment on -- money laundering and bribery charges and -- on behalf of for

saracens forward nick isiekwe has replaced suspended charlie ewels in england's squad for their summer tour of new zealand. steveom pidcock will be riding the tour de france in six days' time, but this weekend he's at the mountain bike world cup. he won the short track yesterday and then the cross country today, which is the event where he'll be defending his 0lympic title in paris. and it's back to back defeats for great britain's men's hockey team. they lost 3—1 against belgium in the pro league. they're currently fifth in the table and face germany tomorrow afternoon. max verstappen made it seven wins out of ten races this year when he claimed victory at the spanish grand prix. despite not starting on pole, he took the lead on the third lap and never really looked back, with british duo lando norris and lewis hamilton finishing 2nd and 3rd respectively, as our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. in barcelona, a distinctly british feel. three britons in the top four, with lando norris on a pole. but there was no doubting who had the best outcome as george russell dramatically launched his mercedes to t

charlie, it's -- mike johnson is sort of an amazing maga underworld, underbelly figure. talk about the series of choice he's making around steve, it's the same series of choices he's made around what he's willing to do for donald trump, what he's willing to say, how he's willing to have the house of representatives turned into an instrument of the obstruction of justice. it's bizarre and i'm sorry to repeat the phrase, it is not normal for congressional leaders faced with serious issues to spend, you know, this much time trying to keep somebody like steve bannon out of jail. but it is an indication of what the congressional republican party the, and what they feel they need to do to, you know, to throw sops to both donald trump and the maga world. and it's an indication of what you would get if there was a trump 2.0 presidency. if anyone thinks that would be any resistance on the part of congressional leaders to the worst abuses of the trump administration, look at the way they're behaving right now when he's not even in power, that they're willing to do this sort of thing. >> you know, and the supreme court is once again anot

white house aide stephen miller charlie i will go to you first i don't know what to say interesting thing is if you look at roger stone rudy giuliani peter navarro or steveponization a justice that they have used going after trump they can't even tell what the charges still in new york nor the $18 million compared to its real worth is it a fear that what they have done come back to haunt them they have 1 thing in their favor conservative believe in the constitution and unless you broke real laws not made up ones that they bring up they don't believe in that go after the real laws that might have been broken. >> it's obvious and laughable to listen to them talk about this and it was particularly funny to listen to joy behar talking about using the irs to go against political groups like what the biden -- obama irs admitted to doing under his administration yet 2 cams people like on the view were generally in lease stupid people noisy what's going on i would not be spread if they'd they don't believe the stuff they have noisy what they are talking about but rachel maddow was a smart person she's not stupid she's been telling lies about this stuff going to

charlie kirk, who was the controversial founder of this organization. but perhaps most notable address so far was this inflammatory speech from steve bannon. let's list remember fifth is judgment day january 20, 2025 is accountability day. >> on the afternoon of the 20th. we're also going to start the pick and shovel work to take apart the administrative state and to take on its rogue element the praetorian guard, the deepstate. >> we're going to run them all out of town. are you prepared to fight? are you prepared to give it all are you prepared to leave it all on the battlefield? ladies and gentlemen, it's very simple. victory or death so you'll current. they are from bannon fred victory or death. i asked a woman about that, who she joked while she does not want to die does want to win. >> listen in the weeks ahead, it's going to be a real test of the organizing strength of this organization turning point that's because they're investing upwards of 100 million in a robust get out the vote effort to inspire conservatives to support trump here in michigan and in other pivotal battlegrounds, states fred. alright, even mechan thank you so mu

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campaigning, and charlie, as we've talked about in some are reporting former president trump in michigan tonight speaking to a conservative conference this hour, i want to play something that steve bannon said earlier here today. take a listen remember, fifth is judgement de january 20, 2025 is accountability day. >> that's me on the afternoon of the 20th. we're also going to start the pick and shovel work to take apart the administrative state and to take on its rogue element a praetorian guard, the deepstate. we're going to run them all out of town. are you prepared to fight? are you prepared to give it all? are you prepared to leave it all on the battlefield? ladies and gentlemen, it's very it's very simple victory or death all right so, it does sound very vengeful, vengeful but from a wider wider campaign standpoint is that an effective strategy that actually will be able to get people out to vote for the former president you know, i really don't think it's very effective to have convicted felon context going out there making those kinds of incendiary inflammatory statements that are essentially shadowing violence. steve bannon was also out there prior to january 6 making a

, steve witherden from labour, jeremy thorpe from green party also as well the candidate list for central suffolk and north ipswich. you've got kevin craig who will be on the ballot as labour, charlierom who is an independent. tony gould reform uk, mike howlett who is an independent, brett . alistair independent, brett. alistair from sorry miguel . brett from sorry miguel. brett alistair mickleburgh from the lib dems, dan pratt from green party, patrick spence conservatives. goodness me. see, now this is the problem. i mean, i don't know where morals seem to be going in this election campaign. i really don't , and i campaign. i really don't, and i find the whole thing tragic. i'll come to on your guys in just a second. but before i go there, the tory party's. i just want to look at this side of the fence first, because, you know, i wonder, is this the extent of what you think is going on? have we reached the kind of the pinnacle of this, or do you reckon we're going to see more? i know you're not a tory, by the way, but i am back as a member of the conservative party. >> but i think this is just shown a really, really poor set of decision making by what seems to be quite a large pe