welcome to a special edition of jesse watters. prime timeedition . i m will cain filling in tonight. well, joe biden though ct beingr wartime president would save his campaign, but it mightes hit only break it, it could be very well. the thing that shatterg ths the democratic party. so if joe wanted war, joe se got wajur because civil war just broke out inside of his own party. and the longer it goes on,d the angrier and more bloodthirsty his base gets. one night it s the dnc getting ransacked with violent protests. . by morning, it s wall street. today, protesters swarmed the the bank of new york times. hey. hey. t well, just to burrow over, democrat congressman danto goldman showed up to work this morning to find his office offi. ized fhi quote, blood on your hands hands splattered all over in graffiti . and when it s not their buildings, it s their politicians, s. while sipping on what we can only assume was some of the finest cabernet. liz warren was hounded by pr
any moment president biden will meet with the mexico president on the final day of the apec summit in san francisco. while tensions rise between countries over the record amounts of migrants crossing the southern border, border officials warn mexico has handed over their side of the border to the drug cartels. sandra: one issue he is likely to press on, cracking down on deadly fentanyl trafficking, killed more than 70,000 americans last year alone. we are monitoring that meeting for you. we ll bring you the news from it as it comes in. john: that may be just the beginning. anti-israel activists calling for a day of action today as anger grows among the democratic base over president biden s support for israel and rejection of a ceasefire in gaza. hello, i m john roberts in washington. sandra, good to be with you this afternoon. sandra: sandra smith in new york. far left protestors from coast to coast are set to take to the streets in what they are calling a shut down fo
it will be. baby, just let it be. if it s meant to be, it will be, it will be. carley: good morning from nashville, tennessee. i m carley shimkus, live outside the grand ole opry house after last night s patriot awards. todd: you are seeing the scene from last night. i am todd piro live from new york city. always incredible to watch, what was it like being there this year? carley: yeah, todd, this event is awesome. it is definitely the most special event i ve ever been a part of. you mix thousands of fox viewers and patriots with honoring real-life unsung heroes and you get the patriot awards temperature is so special and uplifting, so positive. it is exactly what this country needs and we ve been doing it for five years. this is the fifth one we ve done. you knew it would be super special. check out some highlights here. welcome to the fifth annual fox nation patriot awards. the patriot awards inspiring patriotism and activism in others. we are here not to dwell on
bad? bret: mama bears you have got look out for. judge jeanine: the girl bears are bad. i got it. thanks, bret. bret: they are protective. good evening. i m bret baier. we will take you on board an israeli naval ship behind the scenes look at the hamas war from the water. members of the squad, mean time, are begging for help as their anti-israel views inspire primary challenges in their home districts. and our whatever happened to segment deals with the transportation revolution, stuck in neutral. but, first, with a little less than two months until the iowa caucuses, that state is the center of the presidential campaign universe this weekend. several republican candidates democrats are participating in a forum tonight organized by a christian group. former president donald trump is not taking part but he will be in iowa tomorrow for a rally. correspondent mark meredith starts us off tonight live from des moines with the latest. good evening, mark. bret, good even
us from california. are you hearing anything about how this meeting went, the meeting started obviously with reasonably optimistic statements and smiles by both leaders. reporter: it did. it felt like it started on a positive tone, jack. i m a bit surprised that it went just a little over two hours as i look at the clock, wrapped up around 1:35 local time. we all saw that long list of issues between the two countries, and you expected it to go over the four hours allotted. they are still together. it s moved on now to a second portion of this, and that s essentially a working lunch. so they will dine together and continue discussions. you mentioned that optimistic tone starting things off. we expected that from joe biden. there s a bit more transparency on the u.s. side going into this. they wanted to cool those tensions. it s another issue off his plate. if he can stabilize things between the u.s. and china. but what surprised me is president xi in his opening remarks, he