based on these numbers of inhospitality what am i trying to say? people are going to feel unwelcome even more so if they re transgender and they hear this data, and that s going to impact the way in which they re able to lead their lives. i didn t say it as i was thinking it. you get the quick final word. absolutely. this is the moral issue for america right now. i think a lot of america s recent history has been about an increasing theft in terms of public opinion of accepting others, accepting immigrants. this is a moment now where america s facing a new challenge. and we will see where public opinion shifts on this. but that is the state of affairs today. and the future will tell us. muhammad eunice, thank you as always. thank you for having me. inhospitable. that s the word i was looking for. respect papadopoulos and i couldn t remember that? coming up, the final result
the future and i think this is one of those lessons. thanks for lending a hand today. good to talk to you, sir. so the president, everybody, is planning to get an upclose look at the devastation of ian. but first he s making his way to puerto rico. he s in the air right now on his way there. but he made these comments just in the last hour before he departed. heading to puerto rico because they haven t been taken very good care of. they re trying like hell to catch up from the last hurricane. i want to see the state of affairs today. fiona hit puerto rico at a category one storm on september 18th. it knocked out power to the 3 million people who live there and more than 100,000 still have not gotten power back. more than 60,000 people are also without water right now. gabe gutierrez is there in puerto rico and has been reporting on the devastation
tulsi gabbard back deployment in africa to go after jihadists. she will talk to us about the state of affairs today. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that s special for the fair balanced and still unafraid. fox news primetime hosted by pete hegseth starts right now. pete: right on the nose. thank you, bret. appreciate it. all right. good evening, america. it s 7:00 p.m. on the east coast and 6:00 p.m. in god s country which means it s time for fox news primetime. pete: i m your host pete hegseth tonight and for the remainder of the week. and once again, we train our eyes on texas because for all intents and purposes it has become texas vs. the world. the biden administration continues to woefully fail to secure our southern border and of course lie about it the white house is proving that its awol and has no desire to quell this
believe and that is unfortunately the state of affairs today. a lot of unknown that s are very intriguing. the fbi files a complaint, is the fbi going to look at ami now as a subject. do we need to look at the cooperation agreement that david pecker signed off on. was it transitional. is it blanket immunity. it is a new crime being exposed. this will like i will be prosecuted and i think ami is in deep trouble. later on this, the international intrigue, it is very plausible. i can tell you that someone like besos is a target and where ever
this is for matt. this is a turnover of your top people in the first seven months. this never happens. go ahead, matt. yeah, don. you showed it to us, right? don t tell it, show it. the pictures, they were right there and earlier today brooke baldwin didn t just talk about the staffers, the turnover, but also the turmoil. the russia stuff, you know. you ve had donald trump attacking republicans like mitch mcconnell, jeff flake, his own attorney general, jeff sessions. you ve had donald trump fail to pass any legislation, any meaningful legislation, including health care reform. that is the state of affairs today. this administration, it s been six months now, enough time to get your footing, is a disaster. and i think it s time for republicans to admit that. and, you know, you showed those videos earlier. i think you re starting to see