can you believe it saturday? i am brian kilmeade, welcome to one nation. guy is going to be here, a great super bowl party and personal story. he s going to tell us what vegas will be like as we set for the next super bowl. his of the key to revitalize the city in las vegas the new to play a lot of action? turn to something serious, crime. there s no ignoring it, it s never been more clear in america we are in a crime crisis. no matter where you look country, it seems like a anarchy. thank you, aggravated assault, 11-year-old boy, 11 years old based on a shot by freeman. you see it on the side of the screen. all pulling out handguns shooting the kid who tried to hide by a laundromat, a tire shop is the nation s capital, former member of donald trump administration in critical condition after being shot during the deadly carjacking in washington d.c., even a region riddled with academic epidemic of carjackings, five and one night s study even for washington d.c. and if you a
force one. he is traveling to dover air base today in delaware for dignified transfer of the three american soldiers who were killed in that terror attack in the middle east. it has now been five days. still no military action from biden s pentagon. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. when the president arrives at dover air base, he, the first lady and defense secretary lloyd austin will meet with the families of the fallen, sergeants rivers, sanders and moffet all from georgia. they were part of the same company of army engineers based in fort moore, georgia. biden spoke with the families by phone earlier this week and the white house and defense officials say they blame the attack on the islamic resistance in iraq. of course affiliated with our mortal enemy iran. it s being widely reported the pentagon is planning a series of retaliatory strikes against iranian-backed targets inside act and syria and could last for weeks. many critics say get started an
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stay tuned to find out. we a off in a 4th of july edition of supermarket showdown. we re also going to answer your fan mail questions. and we have a brand new segment for you. we rionse looking back at our 4h of july. favorite memories. fourth oebut first is the five n fun extravaganza. g into we re diving into some summer topics to celebrate. some su4th of july. first up, butter up your popcorn hollywood summer blockbuster season is in full swing. hey, barbie, can i cometonigh to your house tonight? sure. ure.i don t have anything big planned. just a giant blowout party with all the barbies and plat n and a bespoke song, you should stop by. so cool. foould wy we go to the middle of nowhere. for who knows how longr who kn? why? why? mporta how about? because this is the most important thing that ever happened in the histornt y, the world. and those are just a couple of the big flicks hitting theaters. soe bi our all time favoriteall- blockbuster. i guess we have some t
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