And an auto workers strike just revving up. Tox on top of twin jolts that could have consumers hitting the brakes. Sellers on wall street, well, hitting in mass. First to capitol hill where the clock is running out and now fear of a prolonged shut down is beginning to set in. Is there anything that d. C. Can do to stop it . South Carolina Republican senator president ial candidate tim scott is here. Bipartisan texas duo, mike mccaul and henry cuellar. Your world is now. Welcome, everybody. Im neil cavuto. We begin with chad pergram on capitol hill on a countdown to a shut down. I guess right now, chad, is looking more and more likely. What can you tell us . Neil, good afternoon. The government is all that shut down right now. Theres no rescue plan out of this culdesac. The house cant approve its own bill to fund the government for a month and bolster Border Security. The vote 232 to 198 with 21 gop nos. One group wants to be more extreme than the other group. So even their effort to pa
Borrowied on this property on the banks of the Potomac River just south of washington, d. C. This is said to be the most visited historic estate in the country. Im here to speak about my new book to rescue the constitution George Washington and the fragile american experiment out october 10th. Its really the story of how washington was the Human Embodiment of the document that guarantees our liberty. The u. S. Constitution. I will also moderate an annual event called the founding debates. More on that a little later. But, first, we begin back in washington, about 20 miles from here with a constitutional showdown. Lawmakers on capitol hill are rapidly approaching the deadline to fund the federal government to try to avoid a partial shutdown. The Biden Administration and Congressional Democrats are ready to put 100 percent of the blame for any shutdown on republicans. Particularly House Republicans. Correspondent Mark Meredith starts us off tonight live from the north lawn with that part
Lawrence free coffee. Ainsley hopefully yours is cheaper than brians. Ours is 1. 50 and brians is 8. We are all in debt because of brians coffee. Steve brian, your coffee is not really coffee. Its kind of a deserts. Brian i just get a little bit extra expresso. Ainsley you are like a kid start with desert. Brian so much resentment. Lawrence second hour of fox friends starts right now. Lawrence yep. I dont care if mondays blue tuesdays gray and wednesdays, too. Thursday i dont care about you its friday, im in love ainsley it is fun to be in love. Lawrence, were going to find you someone to fall in love with. Lawrence thats what im talking about. Brian is that pink for a reason. Ainsley somebody is having a baby and its a gender reveal. Im kidding. Thats providence, rhode island, thats their capitol, state house. Its friday. Steve welcome aboard hour two of fox friends. And its kind of a rainy day here if you are in the northeast, its raining there. Sit back and pour yourself a big cup o
Known as the trail blazer in the senate and in american politics. Dianne feinstein, the longest serving female senator in our nations history has died at the age of 90. Im Harris Faulkner and you are in the Faulkner Focus. Senator Dianne Feinstein broke a series of glass ceilings on her journey to capitol hill. She was the first woman president of San Franciscos board of superviseors, the first woman mayor in San Francisco and the first woman elected to the senate in california. President biden and the late senator served together on the Senate Judiciary committee and he spoke on her legacy. He will speak on her legacy today. Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer has already spoken and shared his praises. We lost a giant in the senate. She was smart, she was strong, she was brave, she was compassionate. But maybe the trait that stood out most of all was her amazing integrity. Her integrity was a diamond. Harris senior Congressional Correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill. Chad. Go
Fox news at night. And breaking right now, all eyes on philadelphia after backtoback nights of rampant looting and dozens of arrests. We are monitoring what could be night three. These, on the right side of the screen, live pictures of philly. And if crime breaks out well break in live with the very latest. Meanwhile Christina Coleman is live with what happened and what were learning about the suspects arrested so far. Christina good evening. Reporter good evening trace, second round of looting and flash mob thefts reeked havoc in philadelphia last night. This comes after crowds of thieves smashed their way through stores in several parts of the city tuesday night during an hours long crime spree. The looting started that evening after a judge ruled to dismiss charges against a local Police Officer who shot and killed 27yearold Eddie Irizarry during a traffic stop in august. Demonstrators peacefully protested the judges decision however police say criminal opportunists to advantage of