tammy has the motive.that he used cell phone data to track the movement. in days before the disappearance, they showed up near her workplace, some of the bars she liked, even at home. they suggest that the couple was stalking her. and the prosecutor said the couple struck. it began here. the prosecutor showed the surveillance video. and taking a pregnancy test for heather. >> as soon as they leave for walmart, they go and call her. why? >> the prosecution's theory was that sidney had called heather to get the test, take you, then make up with him later at the landing. they said was she didn't do was that tammy would be there, too. >> sidney is the bait. he is the bait. >> they couldn't say what happened to heather at the landing, but they asked the jury to use their common sense. showing the jury a photo of items left on the property. >> there is a bag of concrete mix here. and some type of cleaning solution. >> the prosecution suggested it was not unless the kidnapping kit. what they needed to -- >> how h

moderator: tammy murphy, your response. tammy murphy: thank you. guns are the leading cause of death for children in the united states. there is an urgent need to do something. new jersey is in a great place. we have very commonsense gun safety measures on the books which is fantastic. the problem is if anyone should choose to fill a truck with weapons and drive into our community we would be defenseless so in order for us to feel like we are safe in our communities, it has to be taken to the federal level. i agree, stronger background checks, do not allow guns to those who have been convicted of domestic violence and assault weapons ban, of course. i would further say the whole conversation needs to shift. in the united states right now we are not going to be able to take someone's gun away and have them except that. it is a health epidemic and has to be treated as such and that is the way i would tackle it. moderator: now david with a question for timmy murphy. >> the israel-hamas war in gaza is now in the fifth month. who do you believe is respo

tammy bruce. >> tammy: the fact they are using children to .ll army, it is not just some rhetoric, that is what they have done. they are used to doing it and you got to plan to do this, they had to write it up and sent it out and knew what they were doing. intent to influence american policy and now about themselves. it confirms what they are capable of, what they think of children, use of children politically and a lot of groups are doing that these days. why do you target children? they don't know any better and young lives get ruined and if you are minor and calling up threatening to kill someone, you don't really understand what that means. >> harris: it is really deep children would use words like suicide and wage threats. there is so much mental health illness out there, you don't know which children are being manipulated and could take their own life. this is addiction, creepy line is a documentary senator ron johnson awakened me to, it talks about how kids get addicted to tiktok. >> kayleigh: by design. this is china, kids are calling c

associated press. >> tammy: this is the point, this has been their campaign. happen, this would crush trump psychologically, crush supporters and be over, this was narrative and saw the opposite happening, like throwing the kitchen sink and noodles on the fridge and everything would have to go thinking that is all it would take. that would give them time needed and it becomes about credibility, her credibility about her behavior, what she campaigned on, being legitimate person who wouldn't have affairs with people in her office and this is what you do. you find out you threw it in the sink and didn't know what you were doing, it means american people feel more confident in president trump at this point. >> emily: i asked june because i wonder if you have to get it in before conventions start? if it looks like that narrative is not sticking, they can't make them younger. what will they do? will they vote for somebody else? >> tammy: switch them at that point. >> kayleigh: we're watching and friday is coming quick, we'll cover breaking news on the fani willis ca

♪ ♪ contributor tammy bruce, fox news contributor and host of tomi lahren, tomi lahren, and fox nationt tom shillue. we begin with the 2024 presidential race and why working-class joe is losing the working class vote and potentially the white house. president biden joined barack obama and bill clinton at an event at radius city music hall. and furthermore how mia heide grad donation the campaign got a photo with biden and his predecessors. to get ranged up to half a billion dollars. it is a lot of cash to fund a politician to say that president biden is fighting for them. >> while biden has traveled far and wide, scranton, pennsylvania, has never left him. he knows what life is like for working people, and knows middle-class life is too expensive right now. >> emily: but to biden administration, it was a grassroots fund-raiser. and that fred roosevelt did more than $26 million and of course they could not resist taking shots at from the president, donald trump. >> my question to you is can photos trust a presidential candidate who is not one a single trophy and have you no chip shot? >

kim lost in a heated primary race against tammy murphy for the u.s.upied by bob menendez. attorneys for the defendants, the 19 counties that use this ballot structure, argue it is feasible to change how candidates are grouped on a ballot design before the june election. the court hearing took place as murphy line from gloucester county democrats, though it may not matter much after the judge issues a ruling. i'm joineder of this lawsuit, representative andy kim. did you get any indication from the judge how he's leaning after the testimony? >> thank you for having me. no, no indication. clear he wanted to be fair about this and how they structured the process. i do appreciate the ability for us to make our case and to talk about why we think this is unfair andncit i was really proud of our team. >> you spoke for about an hour. what was the crux of the argument you presented personally? >> the crux of the argument is this is the system unlike any other system in the united states. 49 other states in america use a very standard ballot for our elections.

>> tammy baldwin has been a traditionally strong candidate in wisconsin. our races are decided on razor thin margins. she won her second term reelection in 2018 with an 11 point margin, which is unheard of in wisconsin. she has attritional he strong candidate, fundraising come out on the trail. any republican strategist would tell you not to underestimate her. we think democrats throughout the ■= economy, about joe bide's approval rating. it will be a tough challenge for her if eric hovdecandidate, he'd as much as $20 million of his own money on this race. >> what about fundraising for her part? >> she has been doing well. she has been bringing and pretty consistently $3.5 million a quarter. we will see national group spending on her behalf as well. >> what issue do voters in wisconsin care about? >> it will remain to be seen how much abortion is an issue. certainly was an important issue in our most recent supreme court election. the economy is an issue here. people are concerned about inflation, grocery prices, the bread-and-butter kitchen table issues.

the same goes for great senator tammy and your incredible congressman gwen moore. her son here? all right. well, she reprents her hometown with such incredible integrity and tenacity. mayor johnson, one of the most impressive young mayors i've met and i met all of them, i think. i really mean it. i don't know where you're sitting. there y are. stand up, mr. mayor. i tell everybody don't run for mayor and live and think they can solve all your problems. thank you for your support of the city and this project that i'm here t talk about. look, communities everywhere at this boys and girls club -- i've been a gigantic supporter, the biggest in the when i was a senator i provided a lot of money when the crime sprees were going on for the boys and girls clubs. what you do is build confidee, and a sense of belonging and really matters. this project is for you, a future you really deserve. look, the story of brownsville here in milwaukee is one we see all across the country. our interstate highway system laid out in the 1950's was a ground breaking connection of our country from coast t

tammy, thank you. >> tammy: my pleasure. it's going to be a wild ride this year. buckle up. >> steve: indeed. democrats are lashing out at robert f. kennedy jr. after he introduced his running mate silicon valley attorney nicole shanahan. >> carley: peter doocy is live at the white house with this. good morning, peter. >> peter: good morning. with no running mate r.f.k. jr. was only eligible to be confirmed on the ballot in one state. that was utah. now that he has got a running mate, can he start collecting signatures to get on the ballots in 23 other states. her name is nicole shanahan. >> and the democratic party i do believe they have lost their way and their leadership. i worry for the party's overwhelming interest in elitism, celebrity, and winning at all cost. and i worry that they do it even if that means turning a blind eye on the issues that they all know to be true. >> peter: r.f.k. jr. is pulling 13% in the latest poll. democrats are concerned he is going to sap support away from biden and throw the election all together towards trump. but those compla

the same goes for at great senator tammy baldwin and your incredible congressman, glen moore.>> is your son here? all right. well, she represents her hometown with sh incredible integrity and tenacity. mayor johnson. [applause] >> you're one of the most impressive young mayors and i think i've met all of them, i think. i really mean it, i don't know where you're sitting. there you are, stand up, mr. mayor. i warn everybody, don't run for mayor they know where you live and solving the problems. thank you for your passport and communities, look, communities, boys and girls club, i've been a gigantic of boys-- biggest in the country when i was a senatormoney when the cri going on for boys and girls club, you build spirit, sense of belonging and it really matters and this project is for you, a future you really deserve. look, the story of bronzeville here in mwa we see here across the country. our interstate highway system laid out in the'60s, connecting coast to coast, the purpose of it, would transform the way people live, work and travel. instead of connecting communities, it d

with the help of your congressional delegation, especially senator tammy baldwin who worked so hard for are making sure the construction materials for this project are made in america. and if i can digress for one second, look, you know, i've been very involved for a while. i know i look like i just arrived but all kidding aside, i didn't realize, though i was deeply involved initially in the civil rights movement that got me involved to run for the first place, i didn't in roosevelt's term when they were going for the fights to the unions to organize they had a provisional law not many presidents paid attention to that said the congress appropriates money and the president can spend on any project and he must ■'e american worker and he must use american material. folks, very few, very few live by that. very few presidents did that but not anymore. that's why we're creating jobs. look, folks, you've lived and felt the decisions made decades ago. today we're making decisions to do this for decades to come and doing it all across ariaking int comes from two historic laws i signed with the

tammy: we see the 73 years in the afghanistan withdrawn the chaos of that event planning about, thathat was a single what was to come many of us said that of the time that we visited kind of behavior that kind of disconnece kind of chaos, seized into policy decisions. no behavior. home and that is been the case. so it is not just one more thing liz, the people see, is ads into the pile what is wrong it is also that administration that does not seem to care or is deliberately disconnected and they will be no they know the american people are seeing when it comes to with a kennedy cannot put in the kitchen table with lunches the lunchbox looks like it was something they could put. so going to be tofu me been everything is expensive. the white house knows how we know that they are not in another planet but we also hear about chaos from kamala harris office. at this rotating staff that goes on here and people going in and out all of the time and they have apparent leaks and chaos going on with people to work directly with joe biden and of course we have to deal with the fact that the pre

tammy?i would also caution my colleague and friend here that this is also in a dynamic where more than half of democrats don't want joe biden to run again, where you have, in these direction of the country polls, it is a staggering -- with "the wall street journal," they noted 75% of the people don't like the direction of the country, and that includes at least almost half is not a little more than half of democrats. 75% of independents. so these are things that, if you want to be able to overcome them, and understand you want to stick with your guy, but there is a reality across the board that these things fit into. so americans are beginning to look up, as we are in the primary season, and before and now we were into, and we are also finding that what the white house has been saying has not been true on issues like inflation, when it comes to food and energy. those are not included in the core inflation rate. so americans are looking funny at what is happening, the world situation, world w

it is the reaso my husband and i are not just tammy and but we're mom and dad.ivf made my heart full. but for alabama, that desperately a mom just became so much harder. last week, that state's supreme court ruled that fzen embryos created through ivf should be considered children underuk staÑ law, a ruling that paints women like our doctors as criminals, andtn] into chaos as people wonder cri trying to create a family. if you're right. you're not misunderstanding it's theshly blend of thinkis. and misogyny that you those claiming to -- that -- this prevent americans from starting their own families. this this is no lonr■ hypothetical worse-case scenario. ivf providers around the state have paused treatments out of fear that their doctors and pun organizations that embryos to and from medical facilities in alabama h announc stop doing so, meaning that would-be parents there won't be able to start their families in any other states either. and now that the first domino has d only be a matter of time before more hospitals and more organizations make the same call,

this has been a fascinating conversation, tammy.atulate you a big weekend here on easter weekend for you as you officially become a catholic. thank you for sharing your story with us on "fox & friends." >> thank you very much. happy easter. >> will: happy easter. timothy cardinal dolan will join us in the next hour. ♪ but now, you're really going to have to get those new dentures. after all, you need a smile that matches the moment. so this might be a good time to mention that aspen dental can create natural looking dentures in no time. just for you! and that comes with $0 down plus 0% interest if paid in full in 18 months. helping mothers of grooms look their best. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant... that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card. make more of what's yours. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clin

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it is the reason my husband and i are not just tammy and brian, but we're mom and dad. ivf made my heart whole and full. but for countless women in alabama, that desperately sought-after dream of becoming a mom just became so much harder. last week that state's supreme court ruled that frozen embryos created through ivf should be considered children under state law, a ruling that paints women like me and our doctors as criminals, and it throws ivf into chaos as people wonder if they might be criminalized for trying to create a family. if you're thinking this makes no sense, you're right. you're not misunderstanding anything. you're not missing something. it's the nightmarishly blend of and misogyny that you think it is. those claiming to -- that -- this prevent americans from starting their own families. this this is no longer a hypothetical worse-case scenario. ivf providers around the state paused treatments out of fear that their doctors and patients could be punished. organizations that transports embryos to and from medical facilities in alabama have already announ

we have to leave it there, tammy bruce as always insightful and thanks for joining us this morning. thank you. coming up. indicted senator bob menon does says he will not run for reelection as a democrat but he's keeping the door open for an independent run. we will tell you how democrats in the senate are taking that news. benjamin netanyahu invited to address congress with or without chuck schumer's approval. john thune just met with benjamin netanyahu and he will tell us about it next. ♪ ♪ ent. (other money manager) you can't be that different. (fisher investments) we are. we have a team of specialists not only in investing, but also also in financial and estate planning and more. (other money manager) your clients rely on you for all that? (fisher investments) yes. and as a fiduciary, we always put their interests first. (other money manager) but you still sell commission -based products, right? (fisher investments) no. we have a simple management fee structured so we do better when our clients do better. (other money manager) huh, we're more different than i thought! (fisher in

tammy duckworth, the senator who had both her kids fight ivf, and the mississippi senator blocked it. enraging. i found that out while i think was right after i had met with the vice president. yeah, i got to have a one-on-one private meeting with her, talking about my experience. her talking about how important it is for folks like me to continue speaking on this and sharing our story and showing that the folks in power, playing politics, it harms real-life people and affects real vulnerable nuance conversations between patients and doctors. amy: the alabama representative terry collins introduced in ivf protection built into the alabama state house. your supporting this legislation but you're concerned about the record of the state rep. collins: and other alabama republicans on reproductive rights. >> i believe i heard her on this program earlier. she was -- she did the 2019 alabama bill or law that banned abortion should roe v. wade be overturned with no exceptions to rape and incest. it got all into personhood. i think the cognitive dissidents is enraging. i have interviewed this

tammy duckworth, senator tammy duckworth, along wh other democrats earlier today, held a news conferencelk about the issue of ivf following the decision by the alabama supreme ■court and the importance of it. the president is expected to talk about reproductive rights as well tonight. here's ahat the senator had to say on this issue. >> a few weeks from now, i am going to get to hold my younger daughter in my lap as she squeezes her eyewish, and blowss on her birthday cake. i get to have my nine-year-old begging for a piece of cake without the frosting. i don't know how she is my daughter, but apparently she doesn't like frosting on my cake. i will cherish every moment of it, as i always do. but this year i know i will feel even more fearful than normal. after a decade of struggling with infertility after my service in a rack, i was only able to get pregnant through the miracle that is ivf. ivf is the reasoth candles and birthday wishes and birthday gifts for both of my girls in the first place. peter: as we mentioned earlier, giving the republican response this evening is alabama senato

tammy joins us now, what is your response to the president?after you listened to his speech last night? >> it just seemed like it was a pep rally, he did not speak on immigration. he even mispronounced laken riley's name and did not say anything about the border crisis. >> carley: the president said this, a moment getting a lot of attention when congresswoman marjorie taylor greene forced him to say laken riley's name and he mispronounced it saying lincoln, instead. listen. >> president biden: lincoln riley, an innocent young woman killed by an illegal. that's right. how many thousands being killed by illegals? to her parents, my heart goes out to you having lost children myself. i understand. your daughter's name was mentioned by someone in the audience, was that you? what was going through your mind at that moment. you shouted her name. that was me, i sure did. i did what i was meant to do and he did not acknowledge anything. i would like to say, yes, there are thousands of people that are being killed and murdered by the border and he just

here with reaction project 21, chairman horoscopethctio and fos contributor tammy bruce.ammy, we got we got that news today. and also the danger i watched this mini bus or bill passed. they didn't give members of congress much time to read it. and i know marjorie taylor greene is thinking about a motion to vacate. max, interestinglyt, said that could result in a speaker, hakeem jeffries, that wouldn't t be good. >> what's your reaction to both stories? well what, i it's not surprising that obama, who sees this as ag continuation of his legacy,d ge would get nervous when they realize that they've lost the american people. part of his warninthe amerg to f was that, of course, this goi is going to be harder than 2020. and the reasono it's going to e harder than 2020 is because abey can't lie about whabecaust joe biden's going to do, about who joe biden is, about what the is. the ag they wenent all out in 2016,t 2020, i should say, to paintpai biden as somebody that he was not was orne h a man to view of him. but we're going to be back to normal. trump isa roof the a maniac.

tammy, we start with you tonight. but we've got to start with the obvious. we have chronicled since 20 joe as weak, frail and a cognitive mess. now, when you have cognitive issues, they are degenerative. u havewe have watched significat cognitive decline overnificant e three plus years with joe biden. >> last nigh past, we saw a very different joe biden. i say jacked up, joe. i'm not sure exactly how many red bulls had or whatever else h he might have had. however, screae mighm me and shi and shoutingng and screaming for the entire speech. speed reading througr e entih, n allowing the speaker as usually happens to even introduce him.aw what was your reactionas to last night's jacked up? joe? >> well, we've seen it before. there have been dynamicsjust situations where he's been just like this. k philadelphia was one offron them in front of that blood red building where there was pounding r and fists and accusations and smears. so we know they can get him to this point. we don't know how maybm e hakeea jeffries was correct. he was lit in some way. but it'sec i

senator markley joining us along with tammy bruce. megan majority io ned ryun medical contributor, doctor janette nesheiwat. what happened to present staying out of elections? for president obama brady norms, he could lose but telling biden to attack trump. "breaking bad" same too many in the democrat party rooting biden's chances. guess who fired back by preaching aoc in the new bite off mike johnson. arc republicans again shooting their feet off? bill hagerty and summit democrats voting against his amendments to stop the biden white house flying into the u u.s., hundreds of thousands of legal migrants out of their home countries. there is, they are not being vetted. here's how crazy it's gotten caught democrat senator says the lines are too long at the border and ports of entry. americans have to get ids checked in the airports. all this coming up in "the evening edit". ♪ e i ever got was to invest with vanguard for my retirement. the second best? stay healthy enough to enjoy it. so i started preparing physically and financially. th

their normal base especially with these policies not helping them. >> let me say that i agree with tammythere was a major effort to lie to the american people in 2020 however that was not unique that has been since i was a kid the game plan for the left were going to lie i feel your pain were going to say whatever we think we need to say to the american people to get their support the problem is that the governing by this administration has been nothing short of a dumpster fire the american people across the board are suffering from this we are seeing more foreclosures we have seen more repossessions we are seeing record numbers of americans having to use their credit cards just to buy basics at the grocery store the truth of the matter is what mr obama may want to try to tell mr biden to do is the truth is should say i was i will some very proactive steps like doing something about closing up the border the problem is this administration is committed to the very, very far left they don't have the flexibility i am sitting here watching in primary after primary where hundreds of thousands

history not donald trump anyway here with reaction are fox news contributors and product 21 chairman tammy we will start with you tonight we have got to start with the obvious we have chronicled since 2020 joe as weak and frail and cognitive mess now when you have cognitive issues they are degenerative and we have lost significant cognitive decline over the past three plus years with joe biden last night we saw a very different joe biden i say jacked up joe and not sure how many red bulls or what else he might have had however screaming and shouting and shouting and screaming for the entire speech speed-reading threw it not even allowing the speaker as usually happens to even introduce him what was your reaction to last night's jacked up joe. >> we have seen it before there have been dynamic situations where he has been just like this i think philadelphia was one of them in front of the blood red building where there was pounding and fists and accusations and smears so we know they can get him to this point we don't know how maybe hakeem jeffries was correct and he was lit in some way but

. >> tammy peterson of dr. jordan peterson became a catholic today on easter sunday.nal cancer diagnosis. that's when she renewed her relationship with god. she credits her faith providing her a source of strength through her cancer fight. >> it wasn't going kill me. but when they did the first operation and weeks later, i had some flank pain on my left side, that was the one indication of a much more aggressive cancer in my kidney that pretty much kills everyone. it grows so fast. they don't diagnose us and they descroangt any treatment for it. it's been a number of years that we've been going on this spirit of living in truth. and that has grown to not just leving in truth or living -- with the spirit of truth, but looking at everything we do everything we think, every step we take is that truth. or is it self-will that's guiding us? >> absolutely beautiful. you know, david this connection that she has between her faith and healing is just so incredibly powerful. >> so back to high school and work forward quickly to this father has a priest who was my fizz exteacher

i am not buying that tammy had not one bit. your thoughts?ill tell you, biden expects and should expect to o obama's support for the election. obama has been very vocal that he will get his support, he will be a key part of that campaign, he will be his main advisor. and then he does something that just highlights what joe biden can't do! which is so flee get out of a car, run up to number 10 downing street, have an impromptu meeting. that is the kind of thing to present biden should be doing. at the bay least, kamala harris. but instead, obama once again is sucking all the air out of the room. he and hilary, everybody would need oxygen masks. there is no way around it. he remains, barack obama remains the start, he is acting as though he is some kind of shadow government, and you know, maybe there's a few reasons the prime minister in england is having his own problems. the conservatives in england having problems finding a leader they can can stick with. so there's that. but the fact is, you have a dynamic where obama already, i don't know

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advi preside that tammy. h not one bit.ad your thoughts? no, i'll tell you.i biden expects and should expect obama's support for the election. obama has been very vocal that he can. s been verat he's going to get his support ky is going to be a key part of the campaign. he wil >>l he's going to be his main adviser. and then he does something b that just highlights what joe can'h oan't do, whicid is swiftly get out of a car,r, n run up u to number ten and downing street, have an impromptu meeting. o that's the kind of thing president biden should be doing pr at the very least, kamala harris. but instead, obama once again,al is all the air out of the roolt herehe with and hillary. everybody would need oxygen masks. there's just nilary,o way aroun. so he remains barack obama remains the star. in he is acting as though he is some kind of shadow government . and, you know, there's maybe a few reasons. the prime ministeru kn in englag is having his own problems. the conservatives in england are having problems finding a leader that they can stick

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tammy, when you look at this and how close they are, trump and biden, that's such a problem for bidenhe is the man in office right now and has the power to do stuff. >> the power of the incumbency is powerful and also controlling having some control with the media. the negatives that have been pushed against president trump. so that has to all be taken into account. that particular poll is troubling because it is a poll -- normally you get polls of registered or likely voters. this was a random sample of a few hundred americans. anybody who picked up the phone. might not be voters or citizens. not a good example as we are eight months away from election about what voters are feeling. people who might be more connected into what's happening. that's when you have a variety. polls can be a problem. but even with that kind of a poll, biden can't get into a position that he should be in as president. >> when you look at that poll it shows 40% of the electorate is not engaged. they aren't following what we're talking about right now. not reading the paper about the general election. i think

tammy bruce joins me, the perfect person to comment on this. the white house may be laughing but do voters find this a laughing matter? tammy:we can look at the numbers president biden has been afflicted with, extraordinarily collapsed framework from a few years ago, related to policy but also attitude. we know a question like does the president relate to someone like me, biden doesn't. one of the things that is given trump fuel is this idea that people in the federal government are out of touch, this is a scheme, a family business. there's a dynamic about people getting filthy rich in public service at the federal level. those issues have been discussed before biden was in the white house. it's important for republicans to -- the democrats are revealing their confidence in the system not holding them accountable. people see that, this arrogance, smug dismissal of something americans take seriously and it reinforces what the establishment has enjoyed well for generations which is the law does not apply to them. ibly5 smug is the most important

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joining us now to break it down, tammy bruce and charlie hurt.e just had this discussion, pete pointed out and we can put this on the screen, when over candidates are included the news is worse for haley and better for trump. meaning if rfk is factored in, and that's a fascinating reality, that trump voters would rather go to rfk, at least a significant percentage of them, than to nikki haley, it's a different calculus. so the question then goes what would the race look like come november. >> that's not an unlikely scenario, where i think it's probably almost a guarantee that we're going to have a third party candidate in the race and it goes to the point, i think that is probably the most important thing out of the polling, it goes to show just how loyal trump supporters are, they're not going anywhere. the flip side of that is that it also is a reminder that trump in that loyalty he also has you unique ability to really tick off certain other voters which is a problem he's going to have to deal with but in a weird way, it's a reminder that rum