jan and gary terrells home was filled with valuable items.t glance, nothing appeared to be have taken. and early supposition was that their killer was likely someone close to them. and nobody was closer than daughter jessica. >> she is the person that could benefit here from this crime? in terms of getting money. >> she had the most to gain. she is the only child, from parents are very well to do. with a lot going to be left to her. >> so she is going to be questioned hard? >> that night, detectives asked jessica and fiance jason down to the station to answer a few questions. cops do not let on that they were talking to them as grieving relatives, but also potential suspects. the interviewer withheld details about the crime scene. a standard investigative tactic, to see if a subject knows more than they should. even throughout a theory that was not true. a murder suicide. >> one of the things to look at was that one would have entered and injured the other and then maybe themselves. do you think that's a possibility? >> i, dad says mom -- had

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in "focus" attorney and fox news contributor leo terrell. we'll begin with mark meredith in aims, iowa, january 15th is about to get here. >> it sure is. the date is fast approaching. this morning former president trump is getting support from his republican rivals. they are saying that they, too, are outraged over this decision by the colorado supreme court that it would keep trump's name off the ballot in 2024. former president trump was here in iowa just last night holding the rally in waterloo. i was surprised he did not directly mention the colorado case but during his tumble speech as he has done at recent rallies he urged his supporters to see the attacks against all republicans. >> they want to silence me. they are after you, i just happen to be standing in their way. >> the trump campaign already vowing to appeal this decision. we'll be looking to see who else maybe files an amicus brief in support. we heard from florida governor ron desantis the latest among the gop candidates to weigh? . >> there was no trial on any of this. they

last hour i spoke with leo terrell about how this helps politically trump. those justices voted along party lines. watch. >> leo: there are people who don't like president trump, but this rule of law is being questioned and trump haters are now supporting trump on the issue he deserves to be on the ballot and face voters, not four judges. this is our problem, our legal system is being tested and the supreme court has to rule 9-0. those lawyers and judges know what is right and 9 had of very is only ruling they can come up with. >> harris: your thoughts. >> ian: i think what president trump said, they are coming after me, but they are coming after you, i am just in the way. what colorado supreme court has done, taken colorado off the board for people that would support trump. is trump going to win colorado, probably not, but if it were to come down to needing this state in order to win, you disepifranchise everybody else in the country and that is not for the colorado supreme court to do. >> harris: the problem for the white house, michele, he calls on presid

i am here with leo terrell. bit in the last segment what a disaster it would be if the court takes it up and undercuts the appellate court system and number two keys it up and makes the wrong decision. i can only imagine 80 million americans are going to feel i can only imagine how future presidents will feel. the disruption it will cause our constitutional system in our election system would be massive, wouldn't it? what's it would be horrendous. the key here is why were they taken up? there is no need to take it up. there are three supreme court justices on that bench we know who they are, who were solid, who believe and understand this should be sent back to the court of appeals. but there are some i am concerned with i do not want to mention any names the chief justice i'm worried about him. i am worried that he may look the wrong way and not recognize the importance of the constitution. i am concerned. the key here is this they are in the position to set this country back basically create a chilling effect

meg terrel joins us, how hard is it to find those weight loss drugs? >> these new medicines can be almost impossible for some patients to access even if they qualify based on their bmi. that's in part from drugs in popularity legos and pick, and there high list prices, insurance companies will not cover them if you look at the list prices per month, that is before insurance, pushing $1000 or even more than that for all these medicines. we talked to one patient, she had prescriptions for each drug and experienced either insurance hurdles or shortages, sometimes both with these matters and. i talked with the doctor that's a sunny five percent of her requests for the newest medicine are currently getting rejected. there is a lot of problems and frustration getting these new medicines. the mac what are the older drugs people are turning to? >> there have been drugs for decades doctors use before this new class of medicines came along, and are using more now. drugs -- we have exclusive data showing that prescription rates for those medicines are up about 30

civil rights attorney leo terrell is up next. l . >> anita: it's a question many people never want to hear from a police officer. do you know why i pulled you over? well, california drivers won't need to hear that anymore. a new law set to go into effect in the new year will force officers to tell you outright right away why they stopped you. supporters of the law say it's to help prevent tense interactions between police and civilians from potentially escalating. joining me now is civil rights attorney and fox news contributor leo terrell. thank you for joining us today. first of all, i want to look at what the law will actually do. this is call for number one. it will require officers to state the purpose of the interaction before asking other questions. you can no longer, the police officer can no longer open a conversation by asking do you know why i pulled you over. and the author of the law says he created it to promote equity and accountability in communities. as a civil rights attorney for the past 30 years i'm sure you h

we are going to be talking to leo terrell ahead of the woman at the u.n. today. i have a quote to share with our viewers that will just stop you in your tracks when we talk to leo on this topic. >> sandra: a lot of shock to that interview with jayapal and that is coming from members of her own party, including debbie wasserman schultz from florida, only balanced approach to condemn violence loudly, forcefully and without exception. hard to believe that was a member of congress with that response. >> john: it really is. but you know, the further we get into this, the less surprising it becomes. >> sandra: indeed. so we'll have more reaction to that coming up. meanwhile, we are waiting the white house press briefing. just a few minutes out from that beginning now as the u.s. destroyer comes under attack in the red sea. jake sullivan we have learned is expected to face plenty of questions at that podium when he joins the briefing about how the pentagon is now responding. we'll listen in for that live, plus this. >> john: ugly scene in philadelphia, a large group of

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leo terrell used to be social studies teacher and now attorney and used to be a democrat.t your response and reaction to the latest news that claudine gay is staying at harvard. >> i'm outraged. the jewish students are in harm's way. claudine gay kept her job because of her skin color. the university of penn president resigned. claudine gay gay should have been fired. harvard is committed to dei and claudine gay's race protected her from losing her job at the expense of putting jewish students in harm's way. >> ainsley: what if this were the kkk, how would she feel then? >> if it was a protected group, this would never happen. you would have the national guard and every black student protected 24/7. the jewish community and students are in danger. they are being intimidated, it is clear jewish students have been deprioritized. i'm a civil rights attorney. claudine gay is being given preferential treatment because of her skin color. jewish students being devalued because of their religious beliefs. >> ainsley: talk about yale, hard to get into, easy to stay in. 80% of grade

meg terrell with more. >>> 9-year-old is practicing how to use her new vocal cords. she was born with a rare disorder which causes problem throughout the body. her doctor at oregon health and science university shows us with this model. >>> this area just below the vocal cords were not formed normally. the vocal cords were present but telphers no opening between them. >> she learned to communicate using her tongue and cheeks to make sounds and form world series known as buckle speech. >> she was thriving like any other little girl. except, of course, that she had no voice. through any of that time. >> but, last year her and her family decided to go ahead with a complex and rare reconstructive surgery to open her vocal cords. her mom was nervous. >> i thought she was not ready yet. but, she was. >> the surgery took eight hours. >> the bottom part of the voice box and the top of the wind pipe, had to cut that part out and drill out the opening between the vocal cords here. and add more cart ledge borrowed from her ribs to make this part wider and connect up the bottom

our meg terrell is here to tell us how she's finding her voice. >> good morning.za is an amazing little girl. she was born with her airway almost completely blocked. they were able to perform surgeries in the first days of her life that allowed her to breathe. she could never speak. now she has major reconstructive surgery and shea's learning to speak using her vocal cords and her voice for the first time in her life. >> you want one scoops or two scoops? >> one scoop. >> reporter: she's practicing how to use her new vocal cords. derek lamb, her doctor at oregon health and science university showed us with this model. >> this whole area from here to here, including just below the vocal cords, was not formed normally. the vocal cords were present but there was just no opening between them. >> she learned to communicate using her tung and cheeks to make sounds and form words called bucchal speech. >> she was thriving like any other little girl except, of course, that she had no voice through any of that time. >> but last year she and her family decided to go ahead w

they saved me. >> meg terrell, cnn, windham, ohio. >>> he is lucky to be okay. it is such a risk that. i would just go to the grocery store. >> i agree. but they only have a few varieties, boris. >> order them online! it's fine. nothing wrong with ordering mushrooms on the internet. what could go wrong? >> [laughs] stop. >> maybe you 2024 resolution includes reading more books. >> mine actually. does our own michael smerconish has some ideas. speaking to five officers who influenced him in 2023. >> back in 2006, after i've been appearing regularly on cnn, usually as illegal guest, the network told me that they liked my work but they did know what to do with. me i think the network brass were surprised when i then pitched my idea. hosting a weekly book club. we filmed beginning with me back a home in market street in philadelphia. that show never made it to air. today, 17 years later and all of a gift, at least for me, i decided out speak to five authors of books made an impact on me this year david brooks has been an opinion columnist for the new york times 20 y

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busy terrell, right, we're not going to send you billions of dollars to prosecute this war, but that's not happening. it's just word. so i fear that this is going to continue, sadly for some time. and despite old bucks taking place, as well as showing no sign of slowing down this operations, the nation's broad minister has made that clear in the recent speech. and he said that the country would continue to exec metric passa to achieve the necessary results. to go through a that's without military pressure, i would not have been able to produce and outlined that resulted in the release of $110.00 hostages. and only the continuation of military pressure will bring about the release of all our hostages. so the guidance i give to the negotiation team is based on this pressure, and without it we have nothing. so i repeat and say to our friends that after the elimination of from us, because this trip will be the militarized, it will be under the security control israel method. yeah. how does woods are in stock contrast to the message being sent by washington? the, according to the white hous

reporter meg terrell has his story. >> two years ago it was hard to imagine 15 year old johnny lubin doing this for very long. born with sickle cell disease, an inherited disorder affecting the red blood cells. johnny has been in and out of the hospital his entire life, dealing with bouts of extreme pain and other serious complications. >> it was kind of hard for me to, like, do things like have fun and stuff because i'd always have to be worried about if i'd have a pain crisis or not. it would mostly be in my back, like my lower back. and i'd always like be like really like a pounding pain in my back. so it hurt a lot. >> how long would they last? >> sometimes the days until now, the only hope for a cure for the estimated 100,000 people in the us with the disease has been a bone marrow transplant. >> it. but like more than 80% of patients with sickle cell. johnny couldn't find a donor. >> we were desperate at that point. we were like, okay, what's going to be next? we thought that we were going to lose him. >> so johnny and his family decided to try something that's almost never bee

in the mid 1800s, fleeing a terrell famine at home, the irish flocked to america.home and jobs. but they're arrival also sparked the rise of the zenno phobic no nothing party. it called for restrictions on immigration and even violence, electing 100 congressmen and eight governors and a presidential candidate. >> what is happening now has a long lineage. >> america accepted chinese workers so that it could build out the west. that led to another violent backlash. and the chinese exclusion act which restricts a nation from america's shore. but the ugliest crusade against immigrants happened in the 1920s. a huge wave was landing in america. the largest this country has ever seen. 100,000 people a month arriving at ellis island. italians, hungarians, russians. >> we have the so-called good white europeans, great britain, france, scandinavian countries, those are the real whites, the good whites. but then you these jews from eastern europe and then you have the italians from italy, southern europe. >> they were actually viewed as different races. >> in the 19th century

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. >> reporter: meg terrell, cnn, ohio. >> quite the story, indeed. >>> in a few minutes, chris christie will join "cnn this morning" live. why he is saying this about nikki haley's civil war comments. >> i know her well. and i don't believe nikki has a racist bone in her body. but for purposes of this race, the reason she did it is just as bad, if not worse. and thatat should d get everyby concncerned abouout her candndi. >>> breaking overnight. russia launching its biggest attack on ukraine since launching its invasion two years ago. ukrainian officials russia launched missiles and drones across the country. >> ukraine says the attacks show it needs the world's support after congress went home without approving more aid. nic robertson joins us now. nic, this was a widespread attack that hit targets in every corner of the country. what happened here? >> reporter: you hit on why this is important, of course, on the head. russia looks for weaknesses. and ukraine's allies, the united states not coming up with money, or the european union, going on christmas break before the 54 million euro

cnn medical correspondent meg t terrell who got the new cell editing therapy. >> reporter: two years ago, it was hard to imagine 15-year-old johnny doing this for very long. born with sickle cell disease, an inherited disorder affecting the red blood cells, johnny has been in and out of the hospital his entire life, dealing with bouts of extreme pain and other serious complications. >> it was kind of hard for me to do things like have fun and stuff because i'd always have to be worried if i'd have a crisis or not. it would mostly in my lower back, like a pounding in my back. it hurt a lot. . >> how long would they last? >> sometimes days. >> reporter: until now, the only hope for a cure for the estimated 100,000 people in the u.s. with the disease has been a bone marrow transplant. but, like more than 80% of patients with sickle cell, johnny couldn't find a donor. >> really desperate. at that point, okay, what's going to be next? >> reporter: so, johnny and his family decided to try something that's almost never been done before. >> i was worried that i might be, like, given superpow

let's discuss with meg terrell. is jn-1 making us sicker? >> reporter: well, the good news is it doesn't appear to be causing more severe disease than other variants of covid. but the bad news about it is it appears to have an advantage over previous variants. that's how it's really taking over here in the united states and around the world. if you look at the cdc's estimates of the prevalence of this, it's about 4% of new cases as of early to mid november. that's jumped to more than 20% in the last month. that's couldn'ting to increase. the expectation is it'll become dominant here and worldwide over the coming weeks. the thought about this are it can better evade the existing immunity and that's how it's getting this advantage. >> so the vaccine, how does it square off against this? >> reporter: so even though it does have the changes in the spike protein that give it that sort of evasion ability around our existing immunity, the vaccines are still expected to provide good protection. particularly against severe disease. so early research

here with reaction are former fbi agent nicole parker and leo terrel.ou for joining me tonight . this is the nation's capital, w love it and it's heartbreaking that this is happening, it's al the federal buildings, you've got the capitol police in the fbi sitting right there. >> that might be a little uniqu having been an fbi special agen i think it's really for three reasons there is such a draftin rise in crime in dc number one think that there is a lack of respect for law enforcement, defunding the police has backfired on many of these democratic cities including washington, dc. they've completely demoralized law enforcement. number two, i would say the lac of accountability and the lack of consequences for these criminals. if there is no accountability they are going to continue to d this. that has got to stop. i think it's just a lack of respect for human decency and life right now in a lot of that goes to what some of these miners are being taught in school and what is happening in the home. they're are no morals and the breakdown of the society,

are going to be the fourth duo to each have 1000 yard seasons and the first since jerry rice and terrell owens back in 1998. and the 49ers secondary will be tested regardless of who plays quarterback, the rookie has been ruled out with a knee injury, kyle shanahan exploring all options to replace brown, even the hall of fame safety already in the building. >> anybody who says they are a corner or safety is a possibility, and if that is going down, i would say the linebacker is a possibility. >> for the red and gold report, i'm ryan yamamoto. >>> it was a busy night across the nba last night, 20 teams played and here was the highflying play of the night, early in the game, peyton watson met oklahoma's josh giddy, despite the high were the play, the nuggets did end up dropping this game to the funders, 119-93. tough loss for them, that snapped the nuggets six-game winning streak. >>> we are days away from the annual winter classic where the seattle kraken will take on the vegas golden knights on new year's day, major transformations are underway in seattle at the team park, normally the in

meg terrell has the details. >> reporter: and the strain is fastest growing here in the united states. and that is because it has a growth advantage over other variants spreading here and around the world. if you look just back about a month ago this november, it accounted for about 4% of new cases in the ground according to cdc estimates. and now that is up to more than 20% nationally. it is already predominant in the northeastern part of the united states and is expected to become the dominant variant here in the u.s. and worldwide over the coming weeks. jn-1 is a decent scendant of 2. because it had a number of mutations that experts worry would make it better at evading our existing immunity. and it didn't end up taking off with the speed that lot of people feared it would. but jn-1 does seem to have that ability to spread. but good news is that early research suggests that the currently updated vaccines for covid should protect well against jn-1. and so public health officials especially here in the united states are encouraging folks to get the updated covid vaccines if they hav

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let's bring in leo terrell, civil rights attorney and richard fowler, host of the fowler show.rs. great to have you with us. rich, let me go to you first on this. he's down 20 points since the spring of 21. why do you think that is? >> look, let's be very honest here, martha. joe biden has never been a popular guy to begin with. you look at the history of polls when he was first elected. the most you've seen this president do is the high 40s. this hasn't stopped his law and legislative agenda or two, this hasn't resulted in huge republican wins in the mid-term elections. what i'm saying is not that the president shouldn't increase his approval rating or work at it, what i'm saying you can't judge him based on his approval rating. you have to judge him against who he will be up against in the gop nomination and also what will happen with the economic indicators by the time voters get a chance to go to the polls. if you do that, it could work out better for him than it might have if the election was today, even given the fact that the inflation numbers show that inflation is movi

leo 2.0 terrell, steve moore, straight ahead. >> sean: it's no secret that homelessness in san francisco's way out of control but one of the city's supervisors now says that he knows the reasons why. capitalism. in a new documentary in the uk, dean preston is saying that his city's decline is the, quote, result of capitalism and what happens in capitalism to the people at the bottom rungs. kind of a little rich considering that preston is actually one of the wealthiest members of the board of supervisors. so why doesn't he just simply lead by example? he can donate all of his money to homelessness. here with reaction, her age foundation economist, company founder of the committee to unleash prosperity, steve moore, and he's back, fox news contributor, leo 2.0 ter rely. it's your state leo. now you've proven in san francisco you do know how to clean up the streets of san francisco. all you need are regular visits from the president of china. it's not that hard. >> oh, it's not that hard at all because it can be done but the democrats exploit homelessness. they exploit the individuals, the d

are going to be the fourth duo to each have 1000 yard seasons and the first since jerry rice and terrell owens back in 1998. and the 49ers secondary will be tested regardless of who plays quarterback, the rookie has been ruled out with a knee injury, kyle shanahan exploring all options to replace brown, even the hall of fame safety already in the building. >> anybody who says they are a corner or safety is a possibility, and if that is going down, i would say the linebacker is a possibility. >> for the red and gold report, i'm ryan yamamoto. >>> it was a busy night across the nba last night, 20 teams played and here was the highflying play of the night, early in the game, peyton watson met oklahoma's josh giddy at the rim, despite the high were the play, the nuggets did end up dropping this game to the funders, 119-93. tough loss for them, that snapped the nuggets six-game winning streak. >>> we are days away from the annual winter classic where the seattle kraken will take on the vegas golden knights on new year's day, major transformations are underway in seattle at the team park, norm

[indiscernible] >> that perp, 30-year-old career criminal terrel campbell should not have been out inp sheet includes attempted murder, cracked distribution, threatening to shoot a police officer. kid stuff. all those charges were dropped. he was arrested again in 2020 on drug and gun charges. they had him and then they let him go with the sweetheart plea deal, probation. growing up we all learn the story of rosa parks, the first lady of civil rights. how she changed history when she refused to give up her seat on the bus for a white guy back in '55. that led to rosa getting arrested and the montgomery bus boycott. in the next year the supreme court ruled segregation on buses unconstitutional. all school children should learn about rosa parks. but primetime is insured daycare is the right time or place. in florida, a two-year-old black toddler was handcuffed and fingerprinted by a white toddler. the naacp dr. ivory toast and shared these photos with us. a teacher at the building brains date terror in ocala florida made two -year-olds reenact the rosa parks arrests. those two -year-old

terrell, give that to you. >> you, know that's a really difficult question.lly map that out quite yet. it's really hard because every time he's standing in front of court, or on truth social, or whatever he's holding, and you, know a rally, press conference, six that are at, he's blaming the biden justice department for whatever legal cases coming before him. whether it's a special counsel who was appointed, not outside of the doj, or it's, sasha elected attorney general in another state that's going after donald trump. he saying i'm a political dissidents and the biden administration. this is all a way to basically engage in election interference. i think the biden white house, i haven't seen anything yet, but they haven't come up with an answer to that yet. they haven't come up with an offense yet. i think we'll see that more in 2024, but for now, it's been pretty much no comments, or you know, they deny, it disputed, but they haven't taken up the stance he had on trump's attacks. i think it's going to get more real, and they're going to be more offensive i

. >>> college basketball terrel davis in the house for st.ary's visit to number 13 colorado state. st. mary's tries to pull off the upset. final seconds and both of the shots are off. >>> the 49ers are back home today and kickoff at levi's stadium is set for 1:05. >>> it was a big night for major league soccer as the columbus crew defeated defending champions lafc to win their third mls cup title. the crew hosted the match and dominated the first half with two goals. one in the 33rd minute. and another one couple minutes later. this is one of the league's original clubs. having win titles in 2008 in 2020. los angeles became an expansion team in 2018 and became the fourth mls team to win consecutive titles. it was a big win for the first year coach. he was proud of his columbus team, facing and overcoming adversity. >>> coming up. a three-day stand up in a contra costa county home anderson unrest. now the community is asking why it took so long to bring him into custody. >>> a prominent college president has resigned over her remarks about ant

kind of master class by joe biden's, team steve ricchetti, his counselor, and jeff is zients, louisa terrellceeded, in effect, to really clean mccarthy's clock. they protected their priorities. biden drew red sure coals around the things that he was not willing to negotiate. climate change proposals and so forth. and at the end of the day, they got it done. and so now there is this cry about, will there be funding for ukraine? and -- i would not bet against this team and i think that these guys are probably going to get it done. >> yeah, i never see how they can get it done ahead of time but after the fact i can see how they did the dynamo was kind of amazed. but that line about what matters is what's said in private applies to everything in governing at that level including -- what the republican say publicly is very different from what he is saying privately. we don't know what he is saying privately. but it seems to be much more along the lines of pushing for cease-fire and hostage release then it is the support of israel's aggression or israel's, you know, what they call a defensive than

attorney leo terrell is with me.e is now late night talk show fodder and a new report on what biden says over and over that has his staffers rolling their eyes. mike pompeo and will cain, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: west coast cities are putting a stop to rampant theft. officials reducing shaft lifting numbers to pre-pandemic levels. can they spread nationally? is there good news in the future, dan? >> yeah, they definitely can. seattle and san francisco are both attacking this problem in different ways but both are showing positive results this year. as you know, both were poster children for retail crime theft. retailers complained that defunded police departments were overwhelmed by all kinds of crime and they were a low priority. in seattle a big response was a big jump in the number of private security guards. downtown target has three armed security guards. many retailers have followed suit with armed and unarmed guards. the downtown seattle association is spending $2 million a year on privat

a kind of master class by joe biden and his team, steve ricchetti, his councillor, and blue lucia terrells, and they proceeded, in fact, to clean mccarthy's clock. they protected their priorities. biden drew red circles around the things that he wasn't willing to negotiate, climate change proposals and so forth, and at the end of the day they got it done. and so right now of course there's this hue and cry about will there be funding for ukraine and israel and i would not bet against this team. i think that these guys are probably going to get it done. >> i never see how they can get it done ahead of time, but then after i see how they did it i'm always kind of amazed. but that line about what matters is what is said in private applies to everything in governing at that level, including what's going on with israel, what biden can say publicly is very different from what he is saying privately. we don't know what he's saying privately but it seems to be, much more on the lines of pushing for a cease-fire and hostage release that it is the support of israel's aggression, or israel's, what t

director tom homan, and fox news contributor leo terrell. leo, let me start with you.urd for quite some time. she might as well be that meme you see on the internet where the dog is sitting at a table and the whole room is on fire in the line is, "this is fine." it's not fine and they keep lying. what is your take on their continued approach to gaslight the american people? >> thank you for having me, tammy, and merry christmas. let me be clear, there's no border policy. there's an amnesty policy. they want immigrants to come into this country. karine jean-pierre is a professional liar. she is sitting there knowing she's lying. and the american public has rejected these lies. these are historic numbers, historic numbers, and the number of illegals who are crossing the border. we don't need to import crime. you look at democratic cities where the governor of texas is sending these immigrants to chicago, there is more crime, and there are now democratic cities who are begging for president trump to take over, because we had a policy to control the border. we had tom homa

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republican kari lake earlier this year at a rally, where she lied about the rate 2022 arizona governor terrelllake name checked and show pictures of these two men repeatedly, maricopa county officials, bill gates and stephen fisher. both are republicans. kari lake made incredibly specific and baseless claims ouhow the two men conspired against her and her campaign to mess with ballots and break the election. one of the officials, stephen ventura, says that lakes lie hurt his professional life and harmed his reputation. he says the maricopa county sheriff's office has had to do regular patrols of his home and workplace, because of how many threats, including death threats, he has received. so, earlier this summer, steven richer sued kari lake for defamation, claiming that her lies about him crossed a line. in court, lawyers for kari lake tried to argue that all of the bogus claims about him should be protected, that they are free speech, they argue that lakes claims were, quote, rhetorical hyperbole, and they asked the judge to throw at the defamation case in its entirety. today, a judge ruled

the elimination of mazda is terrell capabilities and the return of all of the hostages. and we would complete our mission was supporting every humanitarian initiative. every you may need, terry initiative initiative to improve the situation for guidance wherever truly 6 peace and security in the region must understand that the only way to achieve this is by destroying. come us not by calling for seeds fire, which will only extend the war and suffering of all. there is no other option. thank you, mr. president. i quarter percent done these little push with let us you center visitor for the neighborhood from say hook, now's even the floor. and i've seen this the council members who wished to make statements and then up a load. i'll give the floor celebration sounds to me that the representative of the united arab emirates. thank you mister president. the true policy, the pooled pace is to support israel. the statement that of the is riley representative to the united nations. he went on to say a seas find means extending the suffering of war to that continues, endlessly in

five months later, the same thing happened to an optician named terrell laval. >> they had badges, theyver, pull over. >> did they state that they were police? >> yes, they said they were police. was a woman and a guy. >> okay, female white? >> no, she was indian looking. >> he's able to describe a little more detail of the car that pulled him over. a jeep cherokee gray, with partial gold rims, with a flashing red light. >> still not enough to crack the case, until the night luz johnson became a victim number three. >> the police are with you -- >> johnson was inconsolable, so shaken she could barely put her sentiments together. but she was clear headed enough to remember the license plate of the jeep cherokee. police traced it to a house in queens. it was seemona's house, the very same house where police had come one year earlier, when she had said she was raped. but this time, they were coming for her as the suspect in a string of brazen robberies. all police needed now was a positive i. d.. >> each of the three victims is able to pick out seemona sumasar from a photo pack. >> to pros

. >> terrell it's your state. >> leo now have proven in san p franciscroo you do know how to clean up the streets of san francisco. >> o all you need are regular visits from the president of china. it's notchina. that oh, it's noe that hard at all because it can be done. but the democrat de exploithomele homelessness. they exploit the individuass.l, all the drug users out there because that's how they fundraise. >> this individual how the, seae is the bernie sanders of the west coast. >> he wants to get ridrs earlie of capitalism. you've mentioned it earlier. he has stor hestock p and ibm, , microsoft. >> he's a capitalisthe's. de and what he also talked about was, again, defunding the police. telle ce. what city, what state the socialism work. >> detroit, chicago, new york. cutting of?f. cam it doesn't work. and the homeless problem came b back immediatelyecause because s in the democrats best interest to keep the people in this it street. b >> but when red china came over, clean the streets up, itic can be cleaned uiep in a capitalistic society. one last point. >> if this country is

here now with reaction are former fbi agentirginia, nicole parker and fox news contributor leo terrellank you both joining meyou tonight. nicole, let me start with you because, look, thifos is its the nation's capital. we love it. and it's heartbreaking that thi it anngs is happening.buildi there's it's all the federal buildings. you've got the, you knowng, pole the capitol police and you've got the fbi sitting right ther i e . americans are wondering why is this happening in washington ? can you tell us? what's your take on that? >> you know, i have a perspective that might be a little unique having>> tha beenn fbi special agent. y fors it's reall three reasons that there is such a drastic rise in crimue in. number one, i think that there is a lack of respectat for law enforcement. defunding the police has enfofunding backfired on many o democratic cities, including washington, d.c. they have completelycratic c demoralized w enforcement. that's number one. number two, i say the lack of accountability and the lack of consequences for these criminaly and s. look, if there's no accountab

businessyoung , brian green, washington examiner opinion editor kayleigh mcghee, and fox news contributor leo terrell. leo, so this new york magazine piece says that there was this gathering in chicago at the sheraton with team biden, the campaign and some obama folks. >> and this line was so funny. after a night of partying more than 100 of them rolled out of bed to hear the bidens detailedhan a hu strategy to wih they were less than impressed. teamr obama. essed. >> i'll tell you why. kelly, thanks for having me, because joe biden has bought ter all credibility with the american people. >> he's unlikable. he used to bwith the ericane cae but now he's unlikable. >> why? because he lives joe and thes. american people don't like liars. he lied about the border. americans don'.he lied about afa he's lying about the crime. he's lying about the economybou >> he's lying about inflation. there is nothing that comes out of joe biden'ss mouth that is the truth. >> and the american people have nothing in commod e n with joe's war stories about scranton, pennsylvania. >> they have nothing in common with the ev