outkick host tomi lahren is here. tomi, we have seen protests overnight.h, u.t. austin. i saw some protests from my alma mater law school ucla. a jewish student literally being prevented from walking from one part of campus to another. literally being blocked and when he moved the moved, to block him as well. what do you think about what's going on on our quote, unquote, institutions of higher learning? >> well, first of all, it's horrifying. i will say this. there is a moment in the movie captain phillips where the somali pirates looks at the captain and crew and says i'm the captain now. that's exactly what has happened at columbia. the inmates are quite literally taking over the asylum. it's the weak leadership from that administration and administrations across the country that have caused this. and this is going to be a ripple effect. there are going to be students across the united states, mostly in blue cities and states that are going to see what happened at columbia overnight. they're going to take that as their path and queu cue. administrators a

some of them their senior year on campus like they want to, tomi lahren?> again of these mobs, give them an engine they will take a mile and they have been proven successful. they have in some ways shaped biden's foreign policy or at least the way he speaks about foreign policy because joe biden and his team looked at michigan after the primary kaylie lueck of the number of uncommitted it's and they decided they had to get these people. why would they want people that openly and went to support terrorism and hamas is beyond may be! i think the republican party wants those individuals, but it was a this, the problem on college campuses in this democrat talking point of we support free speech, since when? because this mob rule on college campuses has been going on for quite a long time but there was a pro-israel speaker, would be shut down. >>> if there was a conservative speaker on campus they would be shed down. i know because it has happened to me more than once. now they try to cloak this in some kind of first amendment free-speech thing is laughable. yo

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hello, colleagues, yes, indeed, the situation is difficult, our mother tomi is very feverish.t arrived from the banks of the tami river, and my colleagues and i saw how the earthworks were destroyed. the dam in the area of ​​the communal bridge, where the water level is 860 cm, this is literally just a little lower than the critical mark, and given that in the center of the city, in the area of ​​the river station, the water level has already exceeded the critical mark, and there is a very serious ice jam there, this same jam on the weekend , the kemerovo bombers tried to destroy it by laying, well, in general... in about 2 days, about half a ton of explosives, well, how much they succeeded or failed we will find out very soon, today at a staff meeting with the governor, the following figures were given, in the lower reaches of the tomi, in the upper reaches of the tomi, i apologize, the water has dropped slightly, only 10 cm, but in the neighboring kemerovo region, the drop in level is much more serious, there is about half a meter, and the balls have been washed, we have ver

e -- doug collins, tomi lahren, thank you so much.tiromo's "wall street." "varney & company" picks it up now. david asthma in for stuart. david: great show, maria. well, stawt said e this -- stuart said this earnings period would be a reckoning for a.,

tomi, the media keeps saying, oh, trump can't campaign, he's stuck.t he been able to get his message out in we showed you some clips at the top of the program talking to reporters from around the world, by the way, outside the courthouse, going to the bodega where the clerk killed a robber in self-defense and alvin bragg initially charged the clerk with murder. seems to me the former president's on tv a lot. >> he is an earned media mastermind. and going back, again, to 2016, he mastered this, and a lot of other candidates have followed his lead. he is making lemonade out of lemons. he's been put in this situation, i would argue it's political persecution, but he's making the best of it. and i think the really big point that he's making is, meanwhile, you guys are going request after me here in manhattan, alvin bragg going after me. welsh i'm going to go to this bodega where people are actually being impacted by crime right in if their own neighborhood. i'm going to go there, and you're going to follow me because you want the ratings because donald tr

even if she were replaced the rest would be -- let's bring in tomi lahren now.a ceo, tomi. >> yeah, i love how she now wants to have robust debate and discussion but she suspended the person that was actively trying to seek that robust dialogue and discussion. so the two things can't go together. this also goes along with the leftist narrative of everybody having their own truth. there is no objective truth. everybody has their own version of the truth which obviously seeks to help the leftist narrative. when it comes to real world people and issues it doesn't help anybody when you can make up something and pass it off as your feelings. everybody has a perspective, that's true. speaking of perspectives wouldn't it be nice of the perspective of conservative or independent minds were respected at npr? i would like those truths to be respected. on fox news we have a lot of liberal voices and dissenting voices and a spectrum of voices on the conservative spectrum and respect them and hear those voices. it would be nice in npr could do the same because they are takin

let's bring in outkick host tomi lahren. trump's biggest critics reacting to his a abortion stance. >> more accurate headline, chann channe channelling -- abortion bans. >> given this statement, he's trying to wash his hands of fallout of end of roe, and say this is not a federal issue. >> anything he says could be translated to the following, he doesn't have principles. translate into please vote for me and put me in the white house. >> carley: what is your reaction? the former president's stancea abortion and their response to it. >> tomi: politically, be honest, we lost the 2022 midterm, republicans, because of this issue and republicans failed to communicate the issue effectively. a lot of americans don't know where republicans stack up on abortion. there is so much misinformation and convolution on the issue, americans do believe republicans want a federal ban even if they don't and are not pushing for a federal ban. for donald trump to come out and put out a message directly addressing the issue was an excellent move b

tomi lahren is fearless. tomi lahren. kaylee, let me start with you. newt mentioned ruth baderld ginsburg in her opinion, and we heard from donald trump today. there was a time that democratse thought like ruth bader ginsburg and there was a time when a democratic president never thought i'd quote him on this show very oftetever t putn. bill clinton said about abortion, it should be legal but rare. ey how far they have come, especially when you listencome d gavin newsom, when i pressedm him hard in that debate with ron desantihardbates, he si exceptions. that is between a doctors a woman and their conscience. no law banning abortion even in an eighth and ninth month.on. none. nun. that that's the position of the democratic partythe de. and i would love to see sta a moment on the debate stage where you have president trump and you have joe biden and you have president trump look at joe biden and say, when does a baby feel pain? president biden, when he couldn't answer bien?n and you support a cut off at that point. eighth month, ninth month. remember po

tomi ichigan, let me begin with. you know, if you remember the the big deal over targetedor districts where whenem governor vice presidential candidate sarah palin talked about it, okay, a term used by democrats, republicans alike. ndokay. now the word bloodbath. joe biden uses it. nobody cares. b donald trump uses it. he's calling for violence. lo caresit just shows how corrut the media is. >> what is your reaction to ita ? >> well, i'ltil tellon you this today, a former president, donald trump, reclaimed the narrative on the wordonald d bloodbath as he repeated it in reference to joe biden's bidn border bloodbath wherein americans and migrants alikeamen are dying at the hands of this administration's border policies . donald trump won the election16o in 2016 on immigration and his chance of build the wall chand with voters. it resonated with americans because at that time we felt like we haers ind an immigration crisis. now a flash forward to where we felt l ae haddat w back then looks like child's play. donald tru

. >> i will just say tomi is completely right.en saying this for a long time, he will not be the nominee, i can't see it happening. can you imagine what this guy will look like five years from now at the end of another term? i can't even imagine what condition he would be in based on where he's already at. cayou imagine this guy debating donald trump? it will be comical. >> sean: he never will. >> he won't do it but it would be a failure. >> sean: he never will. he's never going to debate trump >> sean: >> i heard somebody say the other day if you are looking at the performance of the biden administration over the last three and a half years and you are thinking about voting for this guy and giving him another term accu might be the one that needs a cognitive test at this particular point. i mean it's insane. all americans right now that have lived under donald trump and have now lived under joe biden's presidency, everyone knows that america, that your life, that everything that has surrounded you is so much better under donald t

fox news contributor ari fleischer and the host of outkick tomi lahren is fearless. >> tomi lahren is with us. tomi, i know i guess these polls, you know, think about this all these pollse comi are coming out while donald trump is on trial. everng while doy day and it's gettingwv wall to wall coverage on some ne and think about that y time they've arrested him or arraigned him, took a mug shot. it just backfires. and his poll numbers shot, go us and the more times joe goes outt and speaks and he's hadhimsel the entire playing field to himself in terms of campaigning. wellf campai, he's not helping . >> your reaction? >> well, i'll tell you this. i would expect donall telld truh be more ahead than he isan right now considering joe biden' s record his inability to not only lead, but his inability to communicate or even on hisut own. so i'm sorry, but i'm not as happy about the lead in these polls as maybe some are, because i think the lead should be far greater. k thbut tells me the fact that e democrats have yet to replace joe biden and i still think repll, that they are very are confi

tomi lahren is fearless. no there's no such thing as a fearful tomi lahreg asn that doesn't exist. tomi lahren is with us, former clinton adviser mark penformern former white house physician, texas congressman ronny jacksosn . all right. a lot to dig into tonight. we begin with you.. your reaction? joe biden, his appearanc e todayi thou i thought was embarrassing on many levels, but very predictablrrassing e. let's get your take. >> well, first of all, i thinke that they're going to be getting joe biden some smalleren sunglasses. now that you pointed out the reflection. we know when we pointed oud oufs stumbling up the big boys stairs, he had to get a little boy stare had tt littll now i assume he'll get smaller sunglasses to avoid that whole t debacle because we know o he's going to read off of a note card many more times and it's goinga no to be on camera. >> but, you know, again, i'vebu been saying this forbe so long, but i think it's abundantly clear and becoming clearer each da clear a y that joe biden is not going tn to be the nominee. i believe again, i believeom. going to b

there's no other word to describe tomi lahren. tommknow, i don't a fearful tomi lahren. i don't know, fearful ari fleischer eithern , for that matter. >> but anyway, welcome, both of you. so i'm running through thaer wee i'm watching the polls. and slowly i thinkthrough, peopo have been conservatives that told me they're interesteld in jr tomi. when i lay out his record, the things that he has said, the positions that he has taken ,then they almost immediately say, oh, i had no idea. i think more people will know b a lot more by november. >> what are your thoughts? yeah, exactly. thisha s? man is not a conservative just because he stood up against mayb n e vaccine pushing and stood up against covid lockdowns. and he's somebody who advocatesd for free speech. that certainly doesn't make him a conservative e wh. lutely so he's absolutely a threat to the biden campaign. but you're saying the bideo thnn campaign get really nervous right now, and it's not necessarily even because very nv rfk jr. or even donald trump. sean, you know how lon g position for many months now. i th

joined me now for the hours the host of tomi lahren's fearless, tomi lahren is with us. national security adviser american conservative union board member and author of revolution, trump, washington and we the people, k t mcfarlane. let's get your reaction first. >> the world has been put on notice, if you want to come to the united states for any purpose, nefarious or for the american dream now is the time to come because we have a president who's on the serious about protecting and defending this nation but i also can't help but think about these other border states like california and arizona who do not have a governor like greg abbott who is working night and day to secure his state and our country by way of texas so that is why you are seeing a lot of chinese nationals coming through san diego, california, they know gavin newsom is not serious about protecting and defending the border and president biden is not serious about protecting and defending the border, when you have this number of chinese nationals coming over. it's impossible to imagine a world where the c

tomi lahren is fearless. tomi lahren. welcome, both of you. tomi you, start with you. you know, they keep asking, well, why are younge bide people abandoning joe biden? i think what we playedn probaby is not well, all that relatable to youngbabl people. you happen to connect with young people. with yi you would have a lot ber chance of getting them to listen to you than he certainly would talk. abi, his crazyoboswould ta uncle and cannibalism. >>ah, i mean, the stories are quite interesting stories and they would be comical if he was somewhere in a nursing home and not the president of the united states. >> but, you know, in termse an him trying to connect with young people, he has an army of tig talkers and a los t of so-called gen z influencers that are doing his bidding and they'reofh all operating off the same sheet of talking points. in fact, if you lookheetf at soe of their tweets and social media posts, they're almost identical. quit and ia postse obviously being sent o by somebody and then they just put them b when they're suppose to to get whatever paycheck or

talk about ukraine's admission to nato, because it could lead to world war, said republican senator tomie believes that the escalation of the conflict was caused by ill-considered actions of the white house. they know that we have been pushing ukraine towards nato since 2014. under president trump, this process was suspended, but then resumed. in the usa and other western countries is growing, but the zelensky regime continues not just to ask, but to demand money for weapons. ukrainian foreign minister dmitry kuleba, in an interview with the washington post, said that kiev knows exactly where it can get 100 anti-aircraft systems, and threatened to move from requests to the west to tough diplomacy, quote. what it will consist of, however, kuleba did not specify. good calm diplomacy didn't work, i feel. as if i were breaking through a wall with my own head, although i am a diplomat, which means that i should be dismantling this wall brick by brick, but since such type of diplomacy is not working, i am forced to hit the wall, i just don’t understand why nothing is working, the flood situati

five overflows under the control of the ministry of emergency situations. highways, this is about the tomi it is, it continues to advance, there are no fresh data, but for the day there has not yet been received, but nevertheless, in the molchanov area there is an increase in the water level by 20 to 26 cm, the koltashev authorities organized house tour in order to warn people, tell them what to do if... big water comes to their houses, to their garden plots, oh, the river is very wide and deep, and well, the highest, the highest level , the highest, plus it is in the korgosobsky north in the area in the regional center of korgasok + 41 cm, and despite this, all these indicators, although they generally look quite scary, they are all well below some critical levels, we are monitoring . yes, thank you, andrey, and the flood situation is tob orenburg regions, told by andrey malanov and margarit semenyuk. in the case of blowing up the car of former sbu officer vasily prozurov, a second defendant has appeared in moscow. the fsb detained a man who delivered components for an explosive device to

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until these weapons are provided... because this could lead to a world war, said republican senator tomives that ill-considered actions led to the escalation of the conflict white house. they know that we have been pushing ukraine towards nato since 2014. under president trump, this process was suspended, but then resumed. since 2014 , we have spent $300 billion on kiev. 300 billion is that. half the money we spent during the entire second world war, and we want to send even more money to ukraine so that it is stolen there. ukrainian officials are already tired of buying real estate with this money, they are buying villas on the sea coast all over the world, they have nowhere else to put our dollars, let's start already think about us problems. fatigue with kiev in the united states and other western countries is growing, but the zelensky regime continues not just to ask, but to demand. good calm diplomacy hasn't worked, i feel like i'm punching through a wall with my own head, even though i'm a diplomat, which means i should... take this wall apart brick by brick, but since this type of

is fearless on outkick tomi lahren. atof tommy lareni just i can'tt the pause thing. tomm can'ty. >> first of all, he hasy fi to encourage the crowd, say, i four more years, and then it says pause. says ht up.up wo shu well, he reads it.el and then the white househe, the they put out, the official transcript says inaudible. now, that was pretty audibleoffa to me. reactionct. tra >> yeah, i checkedns the transcript for today and they did in fact puttoday e schumer leader so at least there was a little bit of honesty in today's transcript athere . but i have an idea for whoeveren is running the biden circus over in the future. just turn the teleprompters around so that wrnede read it fi ourselves. i think that that would be a much better idea b. it would give us much more of an idea of what he's supposed to be saying wha and. maybe that is the true solution here, sean. just let us read it for ourselveutioles. >> he clearly can't. most of us can. let's just do it that way from here on out. >> yeah, you take reince, and the

i think it's deeper than that, tomi. i think it all comes down to overconfidence that your opinions matter more than others and i call that the leftist playbook. tomi lahren, thank you for your insight. "fox & friends" continues. our breaking conch protest at columbia. ♪ [chanting there's only one solution intifada revolution] >> brian: unbelievable. protesters at columbia university taking over an academic building on campus called hamilton hall. smashing windows. barricading themselves inside. >> steve: that's some of it right there. happened a little after midnight. according to reports, about a dozen protesters made it into the building with at least 200 blocking the entrance linking arms and blocking the entrance. some hanging banners including ones calling for in inintifada. >> lawrence: divest in financial holdings linked to israel. >> ainsley: bryan llenas joins us live now. is he right outside of the campus. you can see him behind the gates. what are you experiencing? >> ainsley, guys. good morning. we are as cl

lahren, is fearless on outkick, tomi lahren, noa, start with you.r reaction to everythingw ,not just what you saw heard and what you heard there, but what we're now what what the biden administration is isia telling israel after 1200 dsraelis are kille and hundreds taken hostage. oh, it's time to give up the watime tr. it's time to retreat. and then saying if r you retaliate against iran, not we're not going to be with you. your reactioon to it all? >> my reaction is this. so iran or the islamic republic of iran has been waging war isl againsamicrat and against amerir decades now. we all remember the hostage crisises when iran took w the american hostages. we all remember the bombinirang bosnia. cyrus and what is happening right now is a proxy war, an ana ring of fire, a ring of terror e that they are creating around israel when they chant death to america, death to israel. the west really needs to liste,n to this. it's one of those things that is shocking to me. how can people don't hear itit they tell us who they are and they tell us what it is th

tomi lahren, who is fearless, of course, on outkick, is with us as well as the co-hosty show of the bighow on fox business, brian greenber og tommy, start with you. that's the biggest lead. donald trump has ever had that i've seen in the swing state polls. i think there are a lot of reasons for it. t ofwhat are your thoughts? i know you think you're going to tell me gavin newsom is going to replace him, but before you tell me that,t th what do you think of the numberink s? . >> well, i'll tell you this. it's really unfortunate that donald trump hasn'te that n able to be on the campaign trail. >> but the silver lining in that is that joe biden seem the campse ca to be on the campaign trail for donald trump, even saying, you know, that he'mps messing everything up and in his own words. so there's that. it's nice that is actually out there actually campaigning for for donald trump. ampaignirump butbut i think whay horrifying here with joe biden and him making anotherelep gaffe with his teleprompter is that he's unawareromp of whar he's reading on the teleprompter. you know, oftentimes you

united states has spent $300 billion on ukraine since 1914, this was stated by republican senator tomi armed services committee , demanded that the head of the pentagon explain why such gigantic sums were being allocated alone. we are printing in ukraine burning 80 thousand dollars per second, 4.600 dollars per minute, we can no longer support such expenses, there are better ways to spend our dollars. the pentagon inspector general announced 50 criminal cases related to money sent to ukraine, one of the most corrupt countries in the world. can you comment? the beginning of the conflict, within 2 years, american aid to ukraine exceeded $113 billion, and europe added almost 90 billion euros. all this so that ukraine under no circumstances did not agree to peace negotiations. as a result , kiev is now on the verge of collapse. zelensky is waiting for new handouts. few people want to fight with the russians; in the donbass, the ukrainian armed forces are simply neglected. this was told to journalists in warsaw by one of the polish mercenaries. it's absurd that artillery. there are no shell

to miss i implications of that for live and on to mis . . ., , implications of that for live and on tomisbout those _ to miss i am particularly concerned about those countries _ to miss i am particularly concerned about those countries in _ to miss i am particularly concerned about those countries in the - to miss i am particularly concerned about those countries in the region which have significant iranians presence and are entering iranians influence, because of the fact they could be prime targets any potential israeli response. israel's killing of a hezbollah official is hardly a new development, in the last six months of the conflict, so that in itself would necessarily raise alarm, but a significant stepping up of strikes on hezbollah assets and lebanon is definitely almost one of the almost asymmetric answer is that israel could live ridge and its response, that being said, israel has the surgical precision, it can leveraged surgical strikes to monopolise impacts and it has done so mostly in lebanon in the past six months of targeting so it is likely to continue leveraged such over

it is not lost on you that there's the outsiders house, tomi boy records -- >> the answer is yes, i crackedere. i cracked the witness. officer failing. when you're putting this together, jack white donated to the cost? >> jack white came and he's a baseball guy and played in our stadium. an accurate they wanted me, the stadium wanted me to bring a gift basket and i'm like i'm sorry, when did i sign up? but i did it and i did because he didn't interview my he loves xhosa so i gave it to him and said i would love to come by. never thought he would come by. he came by and asked me to hurtle why it wasn't open yet i told the numbers and he said i will write you a check so six months later, i go to the show and they say billy want to see you in the dressing room so i'm like okay michael he says you like a here? i say i love it so you bought a house? reset i live at the mayo hotel. the outsiders house. you know about the outsiders house? i heard jack keane 30,000 dollars. like wow. i want to give you money, not 30,000 but -- [laughter] i won't tell you what he gave me, it wasn't 30,000 but it was

senator ron johnson, phil holloway, tomi lauren, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: the number dismissed now is 48. they had 96 brought in today. the judge asked them a moment ago can you be impartial? 48 jurors now remain taking the current questionnaire. thought they had a big pool of 500 to start the whole thing. then they brought 96 in to go through them and see if they could figure it out and so far -- >> dana: that continues. we wait for this other trial. remember the idaho murder suspect brian kohberger. he is now claiming that cell phone records will back up his alibi he was simply on a nighttime drive to see the moon and stars. dan springer in seattle with more. >> in reality, brian kohberger's new alibi sounds like his old alibi with more detail. bottom line he doesn't have anyone to place him at someplace than the murder scene. his defense team will have a former police officer and cell phone tracking export to try to poke holes in the prosecution's case to his movements the morning of the murders. yesterday's filing his lawyer wrote mr. kohberger was driving in the

. ♪ >> tonight tomi and i was real, stay with me, i went to look at these red alerts right now.irens are sounding right now in communities across israel. we just saw some sort of missile interceptor from an area around tel aviv directly u.s. watch this unfold and determines how it will counsel israel in response. >> nobody's panicking, these people are very, very strong. i'm sitting here and i'm pissed off. >> breaking right now, israel is under attack. that evening, i am brian kilmeade with a special edition of one nation. unprecedented times as we see iran launched an attack against israel as predicted, first-ever direct attack on israel from their soil. he was officials confirming iran fired ballistic cruise missiles at israel in addition to attack drones. we saw a lot of drones and we still see them russia using them against iranians. this is in retaliation perspective israeli attack on iran's consulate in syria last week, israel doesn't think it's a consulate, drones and missiles, or details in a moment i sirens sound off in jerusalem with explosions hard in the skies. let'

luck, pass everything with an a, here and would also like to say hello to my mom and dad, grandmother tomi, in general they they support me, and this is the most wonderful thing, you know what, of course i’m pleased to see you, but i fell into quiet sadness, why? that today he has a test for the oge, and good russian speech, i don’t know how you feel about this, i don’t even want to know that this is 600 points, the letter is now kanka, and e, letter e, discover what’s special here, open, yeah, i don’t even know what you’re talking about now, no, the other thing is that you don’t remember the task, yes, this is the main problem than... 50 points, well, the letter h, i don’t know, this is a game , i played it childhood, come here, little bun, come, come here, come here, please get up, what is your name, anastasia dmitrievna, very nice, you learned, tell me why you are dressed so beautifully? i have prepared for you - two gifts, the first gift i will recite a poem, the second gift i will dance, come on, i send greetings to friends, girlfriends at first school, teachers, i can touch uncle len

luck, pass everything with an a, that’s it i also wanted to say hello to my mom and dad, grandmother tomibout this, i don’t even want to know that this is 600 points, the letter is now a e, the letter e, open up, what’s special here, open up , yeah, i don’t even know what you’re talking about now, no, the other thing is that you don’t remember the task, yes, that’s the main problem. 750 points, well, the letter h, i don’t know, this is a game, i played it as a child, come here, little bun, come, come here, come here, please get up, what is your name, anastasia dmitrievna, very nice, you learned, tell me why you are dressed so beautifully? i have prepared two gifts for you. the first gift, i will recite a poem. and the second gift, i will dance. come on, friends, friend of the first school, teachers, i send greetings, i can touch uncle lenya and give him a portrait. and this magical elixir of youth was passed on by our grandmother anna semyonovna, a big greeting to her, and now there will be a request: she is 8.6 years old, she lives in our village, every year she plants potatoes, she has

e -- doug collins, tomi lahren, thank you so much. i will see you all tonight on maria bartiromo's "wall street." "varney & company" picks it up now. david asthma in for stuart. david: great show, maria. well, stawt said e this -- stuart said this earnings period would be a reckoning for a.i., and it sure is. microsoft and google's bets on a. i. are paying off and boosting their bottom lines. we're all over that. we we got request some key data on inflation this morning. cpe, or the core personal consumption expenditures price index, it's jar done -- jargon, it just means inflation without food and energy, it's coming in hotter than expected year-over-year. futures now leveling out. the dow and s&p 500 and nasdaq, we're taking a look at a them, they were much higher. they've come down but they're still in the green. let's check interest rates. the 10-year just above 4.6, 4.66. right now it's down a tick as we speak. the 2-year yield which yesterday went over 5% is now just below it at 4.98. bitcoin is trading around 64,000, about flat

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find your nearest dealer at kubotaorangedays.com ( ♪ ) college baseball lsu slugger tomi white knockingocking out a fan, too. >> ainsley: did that hit him? it looked like it bounced off of him. >> charlie: he had a glove. how do you miss that ball? >> hit him. >> turn our attention to that fan out in left field who took a tommy white one to the noggin that. >> guy looks woozy out there. >> charlie: his friends look humiliated. his friends looking away like i'm not with him. >> brian: charlie, was i talking? don't worry the fan is okay and in good spirits. we don't know if he was in a better move before or after he has hit. he said he felt every bit of the 109 mile-per-hour home run. >> charlie: is he never working again. >> brian: indiana rookie fever caitlin clark honored as america's top amateur athlete. first to win the award twice. clark saying the sullivan award incredible honor. i already have it so i will give it to somebody else. only kidding. thank all the finalists and for those though voted for me. >> olympic or other anything. congratulations to her. i heard she was out of t

the common sense department had a great take on that last night, go on, check it out, leo, patrick, tomi lahren thank you all. looking live again columbia universities to waiting for the speaker of the house made johnston to come out and address that the students, the other side of the story, the other side of the country, university of southern california is now having protests building up there. the university of texas protests building up there, police presence out to both, how serious it was a crackdown on this, that becomes a vague issue. that is "the story" wednesday april 2024, as always "the story" goes on 8:00 pm on the west, 11 we are on the east, for fox news at night, "your world" was neil cavuto starts right now suing rebuttal can house speaker my johnston robbing a press conference at columbia university after meeting with jewish students on campus, his target, the answer is or protests at tent and caymans and university officials response to all of it as tensions continue to as great over. i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto, we will have a reaction from the students which

tomi tuberwell is the guy who wants to play on this now, and he's said multiple times, look, if we getlion is not 400, not 500, 300, but that's why he said, because with us, well, as if we are rich. russian land by analysts, now everyone has already said, ho-ho-ho, what are they for, the ukrainians have been scammed for 10 years, well, that is, this is a bluff, this is a bluff, this is a set-up for these 300 billion. excellent, good, that they explained, because she was sitting next to me, i think, well, like a respected person in a tie shirt, that most of them are in europe, in the states there are 8 billion in total, okay, we sorted it out, then there’s another one there, right there, this one, i felt that he was bluffing, there’s another one there, eric schmit , here he comes again. that is, this means that crimea is part of ukraine. crimea is part of ukraine. okay, but for the war to end, should ukraine control crimea? from the point of view of the changing situation, how it is progressing, i would not want to predict what zelensky will decide. with all due respect. i think that pa

. >> reporter: tomy says in of the workers are just like him. seniors trying to find a way to supplement their social security and those that are dependent on health care. >> at some point, i get loss for words for it because i feel sorry for the way this is going to impact some of my co-workers you know. how do we get through the summer. >> reporter: it's already been a struggle without any fans in the stands. fewer employees have been needed on game day. and fewer shifts means they don't earn enough points to qualify for health care. tony realizes it may be tough for a while, but the one thing he won't let fisher take away is hope for the future. >> opener is going to bounce back. i'm positive we're going to bounce back. so i'm not going to sit by. i just say we will see you later. >> so even though many saw this coming, there's sort of that finality in the area to the team's move out of oakland hitting a lot of fans hard. listen. >> people are -- upset. they're disappointed. they're -- angry for one, i can't ever get away from this. this is p

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. >> radio talk show host tomi sotomayor joins trump. >> they wouldn't just eat any old white man hasate has a specific tender and maybe medium rare man. >> tight. you got to be have a little bita of sun on them. it's got to be baked a little bit. i just wanted i figure that wha figurede wat joe should was he's not talking about new guinea. >>'s talking about the oldw gui. >> that's right. what about what about whene an trump said haiti was a national countrty and all broke loose?ll >> well, he was telling cnn, cnn apologized loose to haiti.o, on no one on cnn has apologized to new guinea. >> it is not. said they got elected. they look at it as they get the label that it is. this the old man yelling at the sonyellin and the old man yellig at the sky, shaking his fist. every time he says something ouveryt of line, they just labee as well. he's old. they get to use it and they'ret not using his age.ou'r and you're right. the left gets away with right, t of stuff. but we have to remember when we're thinking about the left, this is thwe nkine same that doesn't believe in the death penalty

. >> let's bring in our co-host, tomi lahren. >> s theo the interview with sag steele was about baseball and as couple questions about covid and everything was scripted. >> well, i'll tell you, that was a couple of years ago as well. >> and we know that he has declined significantly w since k a couple of years ago. so i'd like to see how he handled even the pre-scripted question handls will sage deal , but also, you know, playing those clips about the softballtp questions that he gets, i can't help but remember last easte red when the easter bunny snuck in and saved joe biden from a questioned joe and then he had the audacity to do the easter bunny and christians dirty thisi year by overtaking the holiday for trans visibility day. sodatran i don't expect the easr bunny to be saving joe biden again any time soong jn. t that i think he's still pretty upset about that one. but, you know, jesse, i'm okay . with this. i'm okay with democrats being overconfident. h crati'm okay with dr. jill bin getting agitated when the polls. are brought up. that's all right. i don't care if they have the pr

we have the john deere kids trimmer and hedge clippers here from tomy.about eight times. i'll do a few here, but i'm going to pull the trigger here and look at that. no batteries and you can pretend you're trimming the hedges. and then of course you got to do the weeds too, right? >> so mike, i'm going to do the weed trimmer here. >> and oh, i like that. >> it's got that fun sound. >> it's got the movement. and of course kids want to be out there and emulate what mommy and daddy and all the folks in the neighborhood are doing. >> i got to tell you, james, earlier, i couldn't find me and the producer. we won't we won't admit it, but we're going to admit it. couldn't find that little button. so i was just sitting here going, oh, that's fun. it's much more fun to find the button that makes it go role play. >> the great thing, too, that's for kids as young as 18 months. >> okay, perfect. let's talk about these guys have scotch i won't i won't demonstrate that. >> all right. so sunny days entertainment makes this great line of toys for preschoolers called hop