haven t heard back from the federal government but of course, that american rescue plan with trillions of dollars, that is a slush fund that they sent to every town in america and said hire more people, teachers, cops, whatever you want to do but texas, take the money out of that because we need the money. they might be the best people in the world, but we don t have the money to pay for this and il funds and washington, d.c. and henry cuellar said left-wing immigration groups got to the president and therefore he is keeping hands off come one, come all, and he gave out the national security for political gains. unacceptable. 13 minutes after the top of the hour and bad news for joe biden. as democrats reelection. fans, crying foul over this play as the chiefs take on the raiders. for over 100 years, lincoln s been exploring new ways to deliver sanctuary in its vehicles. comfort for body and mind. that s ambitious. but the future of sanctuary, well th
martha: both candidates are here to answer questions from their state. bret: this is the ohio town hall. [cheers and applause] martha: good crowd. bret: welcome to columbus, ohio. i m bret baier with a great crowd. martha: we have great crowd here tone. i m martha mccallum. bret: welcome to a special edition from special report limited commercial interruptions tunnel 2 towers. we are coming to you tonight live from the fives event venue. mash march tim ryan and j.d. vance will both join us live here in a moment. both nominees will have equal time and our audience of republicans and democrats and independents will be asking them questions throughout. bret: first, we want to give you a look at some of the other headlines today. the latest fox news power ranks shows republicans with 49 possible seats in the senate after next week s midterms. those are the projections. democrats 47. four races we call toss-ups. we have shifted two contests towards republican c
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
A news show featuring the top headlines of the day from pop culture to politics, which are discussed by a rotating panel of four women and one man. Witness. The judge in this case did once back in may accused special counsel of reaching with these charges and using financial obligations to pressure Paul Manafort into spilling secrets i could have hurt the president. He seemed at the time to be challenging the scope of the special counsels mission since these charges have nothing to do with alleged election interference, but he allowed the child to go on anyway. So fastforward to today, jurors just heard that all the 18 charges against Paul Manafort are financial including allegations of filing false tax returns, bank fraud, and conspiracy to commit tax fraud. They allege that minna fort never the irs about 60 million he was paid that were backed by russia for lobbying work and consulting that he did long before he was ever associated with the Trump Campaign. Manafort was initially brou
posts to raise money for them. again, i don t care what your politics are. but, americans should say no. we have to say no to that. [applause] bret: going to get as many questions as we can from the audience. [cheers and applause] bret: we have holly from portsmouth. holly from portsmouth, go ahead. thank you for being here. fentanyl is coming across the border from mexico flooding our communities and you have accepted that this is a problem. it s a big problem in portsmouth where i m from. but, yet, you voted against funding for border security, you voted against funding for the border wall and voted against funding for border enforcement and defunding ice, why? [cheers and applause] tim ryan: i absolutely never called for defunding ice. not one time. not one time. you can laugh all you want. not one time. okay? never. and i have voted to increase funding for border security.