presidential election just around the corner, republican candidates are setting out their particular brand of foreign affairs. and a split is emerging, between traditional republican values and a new school of foreign policy, with far less support for allies caught up in conflict. for the next 30 minutes we re taking a closer look at the foreign policy of the grand old party and how it s impacting current armed conflicts across the globe. well, this week, it has become clear that the republicans evolving stance on foreign policy could significantly impact the support the us is able to offer to its allies, both in israel and ukraine. on wednesday, senate republicans blocked a $110 billion spending bill in part over a dispute on changes to border and immigration policy. now, the package would provide over $50 billion in security assistance to ukraine and another $14 billion to israel in its war against hamas. the white house warned that without the additional funding, us assis
vegas with at least three dead on the unlv campus. a long list of questions for investigators and new details on the deceased shooter. this hour, donald trump returns to the courtroom in downtown manhattan, one day after his primary opponents unload on each other in a fiery debate. nikki haley, she caves any time the left comes after her. the only person more fascist than the biden regime is nikki haley. i love all the attention, fellas. thank you. i have these three guys who are seemingly competing with he who shall not be named. this is the fourth debate you would be voted in the first 20 minutes as the most obnoxious blowhard in america. so shut up for a little while. dysfunction on capitol hill. republicans and democrats are stalemated on funding for israel, ukraine, and the border. i will speak to two key lawmakers, mark warner and ken buck. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in new york. las vegas mourns the lives of three people killed in the mass
from washington tonight. they keep trying to stop trump and keep failing. late tonight minnesota supreme court dismissed a lawsuit that would have kept the former president off the ballot totally under the 14th amendment. it will not work. what is next in their bag of dirty tricks to try to stop this guy? well, we ll discuss it later. first, what happened and what s next? focus of tonight s angle. republicans were disappointed last night, big weed and big abortion won in ohio. gop lost dream of taking control of the state house and democrat in kentucky, andy beshear, he won. democrats are leaping to the conclusion that biden emerges as superman. it was a significant victory for democrats and couldn t come at a better time as there is tremendous anxiety about president biden bid for reelection. coalitions are strong. boom, once again joe biden is underestimated. laura: wait, listening to that crowd, you would think biden was out there week after week campaigning, ohio,
they keep trying to stop trump and they keep failing. late tonight, the minnesota supreme court dismissed a lawsuit that would have kept the former president off the ballot entirely. that was based on a totally bogus claim that he is disqualified from being president under the 14th amendment. it is not going to work. so, what s next in their bag of dirty tricks to try to stop this guy? well, we are going to discuss it a little later. but, first, what happened and what s next? that s the focus of tonight s angle. no getting around it, republicans were once again disappointed last night. big weed and big abortion won in ohio. the g.o.p. lost its dream of taking control of the virginia state house. and the incumbent democrat in kentucky andy beshear, he won. now, naturally, democrats are leaping to the conclusion that biden emerges as superman. it was a significant victory for democrats and it couldn t come at a better time for them as there is tremendous anxiety about preside
7:00 a.m. hour of fox & friends weekend starting with this. houston residents hold ago vigil to honor a 12-year-old girl allegedly murdered by illegal immigrants. associated press, they won t mention those de- tiles. charlie: plus, former secretary of state condoleezza rice is talking about school choice. we have a school choice system in education. if you are of means, you ll move to the district where the schools are good and houses are expensive. rachel: i m sorry, condoleezza rice is not aging. and americans ditching democrat-run states and people saying leave politics at the door. second hour of fox & friends weekend starts right now. rachel: good morning. it s 7:00 in new york city and maybe a little earlier. you re watching us this morning and we re joining us and charlie filling in for pete hegseth and good morning, will. will: nobody s going to commit the crimes and deep in that and playing some of rachel s favorite 80s music. this is about to commit a serious