white house. the border crisis seeps into the biggest airports. we were just at that one yesterday, where will it pop up next. ainsley: plus, the brother of a chiefs fan says the story does not add up. questions need to be answered and nobody can answer those questions with honesty, except for jordan. ainsley: we ll talk to an nypd inspector on the case. brian: and senator chuck schumer cracking down on nicotine patches. live report coming up, can you believe this? can you squeeze in the border somewhere? your mornings are better because you are with friends. roll the animation. ainsley: the border battle down in lawrence s home state of texas is intensifying. steve: look at all that razor wire. democrats calling on president biden to federalize the national guard, democrats are asking. lawrence: governor abbott is not backing down saying texas has right to defend itself in this invasion. brian: mark meredith is with us, no overcoat. mark: it is in the mid
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back to the original brief saying the refusal to provide full and equal wedding cake services constituted discrimination based on sexual orientation in violation of the unrue civil rights act but also religion is a protected characteristics and her attorney argues the agency has chosen one right over another. the california state agency supposed to protect kathy miller from religious discrimination and hate crimes like this is actually the same agency that has been prosecuting her for six years. the california appeals court will likely rule on miller s case in 2025, but she said her and her attorneys say they are prepared to take the case all the way to the u.s. supreme court if necessary. sandra: a live look inside that atlanta courtroom where any moment now a hearing could shed light on communication between d.a. fani willis s office and the federal government, including the biden white house. that is set to begin a short time from now. hello, welcome, i m sandra smit
it s deadline day. they are demanding state allow federal agents to remove razor wire barriers. texas is responding, come and take it. setting up high-stakes battle in court, one governor abbott says texas can win. this is outnumbered, i m emily compagno, joining me today is fox and friends first co-host carley shimkus, lisa boothe, tammy bruce and paul mauro. the gop governors of 25 states, half the union, vo voiced support for texas and the governor. this is the faulkner nocus last hour. this is a no-brainer, every state is a border state, when you have joe biden s democratic opponent say this is outrageous at the border and democratic mayors are saying this is outrageous and something has to be done, and the republican governors have been standing in solidarity for a couple years now over the disaster at the border. the white house and joe biden doesn t get it or they don t care. no word to describe this, except invasion. the open border policy of the biden admin
possible news over the weekend. he will take that very seriously and he will make the right decision. dana: what will be the action to match the talk? the biden administration under pressure to hit back hard after three u.s. troops were killed yesterday by an iranian-backed drone strike in jordan. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino. bill: hope you had a good weekend. productive and dana: percy and i played a lot of ball in the house. it was raining yesterday. you have to play ball in an apartment. be careful. bill: a busy afternoon. we ll explain why now. the broader conflict in the middle east turning deadly for the u.s. 30 troops injured and tower 22 was the base near the intersection of iraq, jordan and syria. those three deaths, the first u.s. service members killed in at least 160 attacks on our forces since the israeli/hamas war began in october. president biden said we shall respond. dana: the latest from the pentagon and former