this country to a great american comeback. bill: closing argument. florida governor ron desantis in fox town hall in des moines vying for a strong finish on monday. the make or break caucus is five days away. trump is on tonight at 9:00 eastern. wave big two hours. i m bill hemmer. dana: i feel like the audience is great. moderators are very good and candidates themselves high energy and lots of interest in this. governor desantis discounted polls that show him losing to former president trump. he also cautioned against nominating trump for a third time saying he thinks the president has too much baggage. donald trump is the nominee if election is going to be about legal issues, a referendum on a lot of these issues that are not going to put us in a position to hold biden accountable. either way, it lets the democrats off the hook. i think this election needs to be a referendum on their failed policies and we need to offer a positive vision to turn this country around.
strategy there a mime carley shimkus. the average gallon of gas in the united states picking up $0.30 and that is not good for you are the democratic party desperately trying to win elections is november appearance of the president will release 10 million more barrels from our strategic petroleum reserve just one day after his press secretary said he would not. todd: may be kevin corke gives to the bottom of this and he is live in washington with more, kevin. so much to get to, now, the white house is accusing opec of saddling up to russia. in the precious, they are hurting the global economy by rg oil production as currently mentioned. they are ignoring the presidents police by cutting 2 million barrels of oil production a day. the president says he plans to release more oil for the strategic reserves here in the states upwards of 10 million barrels in november. however, that is just a drop in the bucket, say critics because the u.s. uses 20 million barrels of petroleum
remotely to make room for nearly 2,000 migrants who are moving in after this storm had threatened their tent shelter nearby. fox team coverage. paul mauro standing by with an explanation. nate foye is live in brooklyn near the school. what are they telling you? so a bit calmer today. both just in the feeling here but also the weather. it was really bad weather last night. with the conditions improving the migrants have been moved to a tent facility nearby. that happened at 4:30 this morning. but the impact on students here at this high school james madison high school in brooklyn will continue throughout the day with all sports practices canceled and you mentioned they will be learning remotely today after nearly 2,000 migrants that you see right here moved into the school last night. again, i mentioned because of that bad weather that threatened their nearby tent facility the school notified parents of the 3600 students here. the city writing, quote, the
obviously the horrific murder but within the room of this hotel or this individual stating making bomb making equipment for explosive spirit and no atf and federal agents also so, so not only this horrendous smart about some type of bomb related equipment. this is a real threat to public safety. todd: joe biden will be in your city writing about low income cost but that is not the point. the point is he should be addressing crime because crime is literally impacting every single american. no place in america is safe. as your campaign comes down the stretch and as all campaigns come down the stretch to november, do you think you will get votes for people who otherwise would vote democrat who may be even voted for joe biden because they are scared for their lives within your district and nationally? my constituents feel the biden administration has been a disaster. public safety, inflation, cost of groceries, cost of gas motherboard or crisis sit there
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