will maccallum, we've not to help to do so. will maccallum, we've got to leave — help to do so.nk you - got to leave it there, thank you very much. we're going to leave you with pictures from india because the country has celebrated its 75th anniversary of independence from britain. these are images from india's capital delhi. celebrations have been happening across the country. we heard from the prime minister, narendra modi. translation: the youngsters aged 20—25 who are here in_ the youngsters aged 20—25 who are here in front of me, the youngsters of my country. when india celebrates 100 years _ of my country. when india celebrates 100 years of— of my country. when india celebrates 100 years of independence, you will be aged _ 100 years of independence, you will be aged around 50—55, which means the golden— be aged around 50—55, which means the golden period of your life. so the golden period of your life. so the next — the golden period of your life. so the next 20—25 years of your life is the next 20—25 years of your life is the time _ the next 20—25 years of your life is t

garland will make a statement live from the justice department. i'm sandra smith, bret baier, martha maccallum, jonathan turley, give us your expectations, do you expect that a.g. garland will answer growing questions this country has over the raid of a former president's home? >> jonathan: well, he can answer some questions and quite frankly, i think he has to. one is this common claim this was a pretextuaral raid, nothing to do with classified evidence, but getting january 6th material. he needs to swat that down and say that that is not the purpose and that this is not a subtrafuge. and why the urgency and excessive raid, many thought, sending a couple dozen people in. the assumption is they are going to say there was something in those papers that was so sensitive they couldn't wait for cooperation or further delay. but that's going to raise other questions. did you tell the trump people that there was a document or documents there that had to be secured immediately? from what they said in the trump camp, they were told to put an extra lock on that storage area but that they thought they w

we will have continuing coverage of this breaking news throughout the hour. i'm martha maccallum in new york. >> martha: with that, we bring in brand new anchor of "fox news sunday", shannon bream. congratulations to you. i speak for all of us when i say you're one of the best anchors we have and we're thrilled you're taking over this sunday spot and we look forward to seeing that starting september 11th. so this is the way it works around here. we jump right in. without further adieu on that, we'll continue our coverage. so those are the things that jumped out at me, shannon. the first of which is that he said that the former president received the warrant, that he received the receipt of the warrant, which details what was taken during that search. the department filed a motion to make that public given the public's interest in this highly unusual situation. we haven't seen those documents come forward from the former president as of yet. your reaction to that part of the news from this briefing. >> so of course very standard they would leave that warrant and that itemization l

will continue. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john >> martha: thanks very much, you guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. so the underlying information that the doj used to get the search warrant and to carry out that unprecedented raid at mar-a-largo is out. sort of. we have 24 of 38 pages that are partially redacted or fully redacted. we got more we thought than we would get. the former president called this release today a total public relations subterfuge. the doj says that premature disclosure of more of this information could have a negative impact on their continuing investigation. here's president biden asked about this investigation, which he's been careful to keep at an arm's length publicly moments ago. >> the president said he declassified these documents. did he declassify them? >> i've declassified everything in the world. i can do it all. come on. i'm not going to comment. i'll let the justice department take it up. >> that a short time from the president. bret baier is standing by. first to david spunt, our reporter covering this live at the justice department. good afternoon. good to see

maccallum. we have two big stories with brand new developments at this hour. we're going to the white house. we will speak with presidential adviser gene sperling just moments away as the market has taken off late this afternoon. first, the story that is rocking the country. 90 days before the mid-terms, unprecedented raid. even some nonsupporters of the former president expressed deep concern about what's going on in america. this from the national review. arguing that the doj must explain. "the difference between a free republic and a banana republic is not whether the powerful could be held to account but whether the powerful are held to account legitimately. it's not a pretext for ulterior motives. does the department of justice understand this?" the jury they stay is still out. that as representative jim banks and other members of congress travel to new jersey to meet with the former president. banks says on the issue of running in 2024, trump is resolved. >> i've never seen the president as fired up as what he was tonight. >> martha: have a big line-up this afternoon. first, to lauren simonett

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will continue. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john >> martha: thanks very much, you guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum.erlying information that the doj used to get the search warrant and to carry out that unprecedented raid at mar-a-largo is out. sort of. we have 24 of 38 pages that are partially redacted or fully redacted. we got mor

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