we are awaiting the arraignment of the illegal immigrant from ecuador charged with the rape of a 13-year-old girl in a new york city park. the case bringing the national spotlight once again to the heartbreaking consequences of the border crisis. hello, this is outnumbered. i m emily compagno here with my cohost, kayleigh mcenany and harris faulkner, and also joining us today, most of the kennedy saves the world podcast, kennedy. former texas land commissioner and managing partner and michael best llp, george p bush. authorities have released the mug shot of the person charged in the horrific attack, and custody after group of new yorkers recognized him and took him down. that moment, caught on video. there he is, you can see him cowering on the ground while civilian heroes held him down and waited for cops to arrive. the nypd laid out the violent charges during a news conference yesterday and explain how this dangerous suspect could have ended up on our streets. a vi
judge jeanine: hello everybody, i m judge jeanine with harold fuld junior, jesse watters, martha maccallum and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city and this is the five . [ ] judge jeanine: the white house is pumping out so dangerously deleted at bidens latest breeze freeze that it would make the drunk and lush. for the third time this week joe bladder froze in public, the presidency gazing motionlessly during a glitzy hollywood campaign fundraiser in los angeles saturday night, forcing his former boss, barack obama, to gingerly leave the old man off the stage like it was bedtime? [ ] [ cheering and applause ] judge jeanine: but the white house and democrats don t want you to believe your own eyes, they are aggressively pushing back on the notion that our dear leader would ever mentally slip in public by calling it cheap fakes. that this is something coming from your part of the world, calling them cheap fakes and misinformation. using deepfakes, manipulate
Japan, they stopped all nuclear testing. They stopped nuclear research. They stopped rocketry, they stopped everything that you would want them to stop, and they blew up sites where they test and do the testing. And it was a great meeting. And kim jong un will turn down, and i will too, he will turn that country into a great successful country. And it let me you, let me tell you this. I gear and a half ago, nobody thought that was possible. In fact before i was elected, everyone assumed we were going to war. And remember i go into big stadiums like this that were packed. And by the way, you are very good at real estate. Did you see the thousands and thousands of people outside that will never be reported by the fake news, but the thousands of people that couldnt get in. Many thousands, they are all over. It would be great if the cameras could take a shot of the arena. [cheers and applause] so usually they dont do it, and usually i go home and my wife would say, i was the crowd. Well wh
Interviews with newsmakers and roundtable discussions cover the top news stories of the day. Interviews with newsmakers and roundtable discussions cover the top news stories of the day. Simply the fact that this strategy on the part of mueller and the other district of new york prosecutors may be working right now. One interesting question will be to what extent will there be information relating to state law charges against some of these people and that is legally significant because the president s pardon power does not extend to state law crimes. Harris all right, what you have seen with cohen and manafort and perhaps pecker and allen weisselberg, the cases, they have struck deals for immunity, you wouldnt imagine they would go anywhere legally. If the president wanted to pardon anyone, we are still within the zone with the previous men. State law doesnt tend to change that. As we look ahead in all of this, the president , though, does have something to consider as he is being asked
Local mothers who lost their children to fentanyl were gut-wrenched last week to hear a batch of drugs laced with fentanyl killed nine people in Austin and caused about 75 to needed Narcan rescue. This tragedy has strengthened their resolve to educate their community and prevent more deaths.