jerry cellular. have a good weekend, guys. tyrus: need a photo. bret: good evening, welcome to special report. i m bret baier. anti-israel protest go on at columbia university one day after more than 100 were arrested there. we ll bring you there. silence from the white house following israel s overnight strike against iran. go to the region and the white house for that and whatever happened to the investigation into the 2021 pipe bombs. the democratic and republican headquarters. lawmakers facing deadlines for key legislation and the republican house speaker needs help from rival democrats to keep the process on track and his job intact chad pergram starts us off tonight on capitol hill. bret, the house passed a test vote to tee up the aid package for a vote tomorrow. but it was also a test for house speaker mike johnson. democrats may be willing to help the speaker keep his job. the resolution is adopted. in a scene not witnessed since 1964 on civil rights, the
judge jeanine pirro, richard fowler, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. it is the fifth day of the presidential witness protection program. joe biden is as elusive as bigfoot, holed up in the mountains of camp david, 16 debate propers making him cram like crazy for the cnn presidential debate that is just two days away. they are worried joe is going to blow it so they aren t taking any chances. they actually bu build him a set that would make steven spielberg blush p or go outfitted with lights and production equipment. joe biden s camp counselors are also said to be whizzing back and forth on golf carts as they dipped in and out for strategy sessions. but is it too much? the media is concerned that aids are injecting joe biden with too many facts. i am worried that biden is over preparing in the sense of having too much going on in your head, 16 different people telling you what to do. this time around, trump is going to
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It s obvious lawfare here. but it has worked. it is a very effective strategy for democrats. and, yet, you still see these strong polling numbers for the republican candidate, donald trump, and in some ways, i think people are so upset about the lawfare that that is helping him to some extent. bret: he is obviously going to have to deal with these courtrooms. not just this one. others, potentially before the election. but we re going to take a jaunt down to a place we call candidate casino this time we re going to continue this. it s really interesting who he is going to pick as v.p., potentially. juan, you have got $100 in chips. you have got to play them. who does donald trump pick for his number two slot? juan: i m going heavy with women candidates, bret. i noticed that biden and r.f.k., even cornel west picked a woman. i still have $40 on tulsi gabbard as disgruntled democrat help donald trump. $30 on elise stefanik.