Speaker Kevin Mccarthy trying to appear unfazed by the latest failure in the house to avoid a Government Shutdown. Well go through the rebellion from the farright thats raising concerns about whether a deal can get done. Plus defense secretary lloyd austin confronts republican senator Tommy Tuberville over his blockade of Military Promotions a day after the senator claimed that his stunt is not causing any harm to National Security. And also ahead well have a recap of the Ukrainian President s return to washington where he pressed lawmakers for more military aid. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this friday, september 22nd. We made it. Im jonathan lemire, and thanks for starting your day with us. Well begin this morning with what appears to be a stunning rebuke to House Speaker Kevin Mccarthy. For the second time just this week alone, House Republicans defeated a procedural vote on a key Military Funding Bill preventing the legislation from moving forward in the house. Hard
sandra: fox news alert and back to the live pictures out of lukeville, arizona, as we top a brand-new hour here. you are seeing the tucson sector, at the center of the most recent migrant surge, seen hundreds of mostly male adult migrants as you see on the screen there, queued up against the border fence. agents are now we are told, john, 200-1 in the field and this as the daily record for encounters was broken last week. remember, john, we were on the air when it happened, over 12,000 migrants hit the border in a single day and all this is coming after record setting 2.4 million encounters in the fiscal year 23 and all time monthly high of over 260,000 in september. i mean, those are numbers, you are looking at it on your screen, this is happening right now, john. john: populations, you know, some of america s largest cities, new york and los angeles aside, you know, you take houston, dallas, philadelphia, boston, places like that, population of one of those big cities c
it is friday eve. glad you are with us. i am harris faulkner here with emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. we have also ben ferguson. let s begin with the story gaining national attention. louisiana has become the first state to require the ten commandments be displayed in all public classrooms. it is facing legal challenges from civil liberty groups going after it for a violation of the separation between church and straight. lorne greene is on this for us. the proponents of the bill will believe the supreme court will be on their side in any of the legal challenges and predict other states will start to follow louisiana s lead. the ten commandments are part of the bedrock of judaism and christianity. jeff landry argues they have historical significance as a huge significance on america s documents and legal system. governor landry signed the bill into law alongside several other education measures. they have a poster size display of the ten commandments in large, easil
Huthackman returns as wolverine. We will hear about the other Cinema Releases in the film and review. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the mirror columnist susie boniface, and the telegraph columnist tim stanley. Tomorrows front pages, starting with the ft says the chancellors due to unveil tax rises in wednesdays budget, as he looks to protect the country from unexpected challenges from brexit. The times also looks at the budget and it pictures french president ial candidate Francois Fillon and his wife at a rally in paris, amid calls for him to quit the race afterfraud claims. The i says Philip Hammond has been told by doctors that the nhs needs billions of extra pounds. Nhs also features in the telegraph which claims more than 600 bosses are earning six figure salaries, as the Health Service struggles with its finances. The metro has a warning about the Mental Health of University Students, reporting that Suicide Number
Huthackman returns as wolverine. We will hear about the other Cinema Releases in the film and review. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the mirror columnist susie boniface, and the telegraph columnist tim stanley. Tomorrows front pages, starting with the ft says the chancellors due to unveil tax rises in wednesdays budget, as he looks to protect the country from unexpected challenges from brexit. The times also looks at the budget and it pictures french president ial candidate Francois Fillon and his wife at a rally in paris, amid calls for him to quit the race afterfraud claims. The i says Philip Hammond has been told by doctors that the nhs needs billions of extra pounds. Nhs also features in the telegraph which claims more than 600 bosses are earning six figure salaries, as the Health Service struggles with its finances. The metro has a warning about the Mental Health of University Students, reporting that Suicide Number