Good to have you with us today, may. Thanks, martha. Dana fox news alert. Opening statements in the Hush Money Trial against former President Trump are underway in New York City. Moments ago the judge read his decision on what prosecutors can bring up from trumps Previous Court cases if he testifies in his own defense at the trial. Welcome to a new hour of americas newsroom, im dana perino. Bill hemmer is off and thankfully i have martha with me here today. Martha great to be with you. Im martha maccallum. For the first time in history prosecutors are set to present the firstever criminal case against a former United States president and the Manhattan District Attorney has accused the former President Trump of illegally hiding payments, Hush Money Payments theyve been called in this case, and he claims that those payments, which trump says were legal expenses, were done in order to effect the outcome of the 2016 election. Dana we have this just in from our reporter that are there. We d
Monday, april 22nd, this is fox and friends. Brian check this out, lease at Yale University isare reacti. Carley and students forced to do class online today at columbia. They are zeescreaming we don want zionists here and columbia doing nothing about it. Brian and Good Samaritans save a the driver of a burning car. Lawrence mornings are better with friends. A live look at trump tower. Opening arguments in the Hush Money Trial. Ainsley david becker will be the first to take the witness stand. Will breaking this hour, right now police appear to be arresting people at yale as antiisrael protests break down at the school. Wall street, no one will stop you from leaving, if you do not leave, you will be arrested. We will give you time to leave, if you do not leave, you will be arrested. Brian todd piro is outside the university, but first to madeleine rivera. Madeleine this situation unfolding right now, police with riot gear started surrounding campus early monday morning. Students are sta
it is a huge threat for donald trump. the blistering brief we got from the office on friday really paints a picture here but i can just cut to the chase on this. there is a lot of other stuff in here about cayman islands, holding companies and all this other stuff. i encourage people to take a look at this document. the real kicker is math. the company that he got to do the bond only has a surplus of $138 million. this is a bond for $175 million but it gets worse. under new york law, an insurer is only allowed to write a risk of up to 10% of that surplus. so, the biggest thing that he could have done here is 13.8 billion. not 175 million. so, there is a very strong case to be made that night does not
new york. another sanctuary city hit hard by the migrant crisis. good evening. parents and new york city are outraged. concern the city has set a new precedent by prioritizing the needs of migrant families over the needs of new york city children after madison high students in brooklyn were not allowed to go to school wednesday. forced into remote learning because the city needed to shelter some 2000 migrants from inclement weather. it is really, really upsetting. why does james mattis or any other school have to be at the burden of the seas migrant crisis? a government seems to prioritize migrant families over their own law-abiding taxpaying citizens. practice outrage in chicago to the city spent $138 million card for migrants in 2023 this week hundreds of migrants were forced to sleep inside warming buses admit a storm with limited food
feeling castigated throughout your community and your friends, slowly they ebb away from you, keeping a distance. all of a sudden, 20 years later, i m getting messages from people who literally i haven t spoken to for 20 years, saying, we saw the programme, we didn t realise, so sorry . the couple have slowly rebuilt their lives and now run a b&b, but the legacy of what s happened still lingers. if you could even remotely think of what hell would look like, then multiply that by ten, that s how our lives have been these last 15 years. absolute hell. in a statement, a post office spokesperson said they re fully aware of the human cost of the scandal and are doing all they can to right the wrongs of the past. to date, offers of compensation totalling more than £138 million have been made.