Harris Breaking News us our. We are awaiting former President Donald Trump. He is expected to speak any minute and you see this as maralago on the bottom of your screen. That is where we expect to see the former president and obviously that is the u. S. Supreme court in the top box in the right there. The Supreme Court is huge, unanimous decision today reversed colorados decision to ban donald trump from its primary ballot. All nine justices ruled in favor of trump in this case, which will impact the status of efforts and several other states to removed romp from respective ballots. For instance, illinois and maine they were planning to do that too ahead of Super Tuesday which is tomorrow. This ruling is huge, and we have already heard from his camp. It is a big win for america. This is outnumbered, i am harris faulkner. Here today for my cohost, Kayleigh Mcenany and Emily Compagno also Television Host and tv personality kym douglas and Fox Friends First todd piro. Todd, i will talk wi
tonight. what a turning time in america. this bill is crucial. history will look back on itself and say did america fail itself? jesse: the border bill is finally here. primetime read it and we can t stop laughing. he-he-he. i believe the united states has no right to risk. y all are the villains. we ve been trying to end y all, get free of y all. jesse: what happens at a woke kindergarten? not a lot of learning. the butterfly is eating my donut. jesse: apple goggles have hit the streak. $3500 for a hit of acid. plus okay, now you got to go. jesse: reading for pleasure expands your mind. reading for work gets you a promotion. but americans are pinched for time. washington knows this. and every year congress spits out legislation, gazillions of pages long, then manufactures a deadline to pass it, knowing americans won t read it. the bill is too long and the legislation isn t written in plain english. it s written to be indis cipherrable to everyone e
herfor being late tricky times for madonna as fans sue her for being late at a show in new york. hello from the bbc sport centre. jordan henderson says it was a footballing decision, to leave the saudi arabian pro league and join dutch club ajax, adding his beliefs haven t changed and never will. henderson spoke at a press conference this afternoon in amsterdam. the england midfielder left liverpool to join al ettifaq last summer, amid much controversy given his backing for lgbtq+ rights, in a country where homosexual activity is illegal. he apologised again to anyone upset by his move to saudi arabia. these by his move to saudi arabia. things in life sometirr work these things in life sometimes don t work out, football and life in general and i made a decision soon as i knew the opportunity was there i had to make the decision the decision was this was the best move for me and my family at this time and if anybody was offended or feels as though i have upset them, that is on
[applause] hello, america. hi, girl. i m jimmy the king of late night is off so instead you get the rodney king. good start. too soon, it was 1992, you guys. thank you. i get beat up a lot on the show for always mentioning that i m a former new york city cab driver but i ve had some pretty cool experiences behind the wheel. i once got al pacino, because he got in, and i was like, alpena, and he goes, my god, a white cab driver. what are the odds? i have had a tons of celebs in my taxi although i never drove gutfeld. i never picked up prince harry or meghan markle. although it s worth noting that my high-speed chase happened when i was on foot but the point is the point. growing up i felt bad for being a guy with a c-cup boopies but i wish i had them now i could get a bud light into them. [applause] jimmy. you know, we make fun of mulvaney but the truth is i would rather watch 10 hours of him pretending to be a woman than sit through another second of harry and megan s
nashville tennessee, six innocence lost their lives. three of them nine-year-olds. the faces of these beautiful children are imprinted on my heart. like many parents in this country, i wake up in the middle of the night thinking about these families and praying for them. i cannot conceive of the depths of their pain. as americans, we need to have an open and honest discussion about how to protect our children, tomorrow. not decades from now, tomorrow. what is the real practical solution? what would actually save lives? republic in talk of health has merit but how do you fix this legislatively? it is hard to think about. it seems nearly impossible to fix the human heart or the human mind from the halls of congress. and as for the drumbeat for gun control, let s say just in theory, that you abolish the second amendment and ban guns entirely. that would fix precisely nothing. there are currently more than 390 million guns in this country. and even if you did try to confiscate th