After gunshots were reported while he was golfing at his club in West Palm Beach at the Trump International Golf Course. Not maralago. The former president is fine. His campaign says those shots were fired in the vicinity of the Golf Course. We are now waiting for an update from the secret Service And Police about all of this. Hello and welcome to Fox News live. Im Eric Shawn and im arthel neville. So the Trump Campaign did not specify where those shots may have been fired. And this of course, is coming two months after the former president was shot at a rally in butler, pennsylvania. And we do have Sean Hannity. Sean is going to join us live right now from your home studio, sean. Unfortunately, were talking about this very subject today, unfortunately. But what do you know . Have you spoken to the former president . I have spoken to the president , and i spoke to his Golf Partner, Steve Witkoff, a well known developer, businessman in miami and the Palm Beach area. So i got a lot of de
griff jenkins is live in washington with the very latest. hi, griff. good morning, ashley and cali vice president harris, remember ,is tapped as the border czar in march of last year. since then, she s vowed to get to root causes, blame the trump administration and most recently declared the border was, quote, secure. now she s slamming gop governors like and santos. where the ceo of one of the overwhelmed shelters is defending the bussing, saying, yes, i m not aware of anyone being placed on a bus to new york who did not want to go there. obviously, we need a well coordinated federal solution to this problem. but so far , no one from washington has asked our opinions. and according to a shelter worker there in el paso, the worst is yet to come. we have reached over capacity, so we ve had to overflow from the hospitality standpoint. with the migrant situation, it s hard to tell them he we don t have beds right now. i know we re still expected to get more because they re p
fox weather reporter robert ray is live in bermuda, what are you seeing this morning? yeah, good morning from bermuda, the small island out in the atlantic ocean, been getting pummelled anyway t by the hurricane issue the category 4 hurricane fiona, it is about parallel with the island of bermuda, look at the video from overnight and the wind is coming in, gusts up to 71 miles per hour and the past few hours that is almost hurricane strength. next two or three hours, it is expected to get more intense and taper off into the afternoon as it makes its way up into canada. if we can, take a look at this sail drone video from out in the atlantic ocean, this was yesterday, just a few hundred miles from the island of bermuda. look at the swells, 50-foot wave and that is happen ing around bermuda, just from the north carolina coast. thus far we are right on the virge of those gusts into the world of hurricanes, hurricane winds are 74 miles per hour and the rain continues to come i
have safety in our communities and that s what people go to the ballot box and vote about and in florida governor desantis demonstrated effectively if you support your police and believe in the rule of law, you re going to have support of the population across every political spectrum. carley: you are a former police officer, special prosecutor, palm beach city mayor for two years, impressive resume, dave kerner, thank you. next hour of fox and friends first starts right now. we begin with fox weather alert, hurricane fiona cutting through the caribbean, pummelling through bermuda and canada braces for what could be its strongest storm in history. you re watching fox and friends first s, i m carley shimkus. ashley: i m ashley strohmier in for todd piro.
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The daily rundown Between Monday and Tuesday, the number of Florida coronavirus cases increased by 5,610 (nearly 0.3 percent), to 1,878,533; active hospitalizations went up by 23 (nearly 0.46 percent), to 4,198; deaths of Florida residents rose by 148 (nearly 0.5 percent), to 30,213; 2,748,495 Floridians have at least one dose of the vaccine.