network but with chuck todd. kamala is the most unpopular vp in recorded history. think about that. she beat out al gore. some guy named biden and even dick cheyney and he shot a guy in the face. he had it coming, though. i think. i really don t know that story too well. anyway, so who says women can t beat men when given the chance. yes, ladies, you, too, can suck every bit as much as men. she truly is the bud light of veeps. roll the latest. i m going to tell you the banger of the summer, okay? okay. that you need to play for your people and they re going to love it. okay. everybody s going to go crazy. i like it, i like it. yes. this is the song of the summer, okay. so you need to tell the d.j. to have that going, okay. okay. you ready to see stonewall? greg: that was brutal. i haven t seen so much forced laughter since kim on hosted the oscars, more uncomfortable than biden on bring your daughter to workday. even with kamala harris approval numbe
our challenge is coupled with our ability to overcome them and be anywhere else in the world. we begin tonight with the growing presidential primary fields. a former texas congressman and a former cia officer. congressman hurd represented a border district where reelection was always a tough fight. signing the so-called unity pledge and supporting the so-called nominee no matter he or she may be. what would he do if you were the president. let s find out. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. happy early july 4 to you. thank you, mr. chairman. it s good to be on with you. we are lucky to live where we live. alrighty. what did you see when you surveyed the existing candidates that led you to say i am jumping in. i will run to be the leader of the free world. i recognize the challenges that i have ahead of me. the reality is we are faced with a number of defining challenges. everything from china trying to surpass us as a global superpower to persisting. that wil
ticking down on the amount of oxygen on board this sub. there is word tonight that new equipment and resources are about to arrive on scene, but is there time to launch a new effort? retired u.s. navy captain joins us with the latest on the search and rescue efforts. first to matt fin more on the limited oxygen and last ditch efforts to find and save the titan. tonight two separate outlets reporting that banging sounds were heard in 30 minute intervals near the position where the sub went missing. those reports are separately citing an eternal e-mail and government memo. u.s. coast guard told fox news there had been no sounds heard at that hour. we will continue to confirm this information and bring you the latest. tonight the u.s. coast guard has not reported any discoveries, the sub will run out of oxygen by thursday morning. the conditions inside that sub may be considered of mic mares, titan submarine is a tube about the size of a minivan. the five passengers do not h
now to one nation with brian kilmeade. brian: welcome to one nation. i m brian kilmeade. judge jeanine is here. dave rubin is standing by. we ll find out how much they know about each other. let s get to the story of the week. double standard on display all week long. all we have been hearing about, breakdown after breakdown on the cases against former president donald j. trump and none against current president joe biden. trump was indicted on dozens of federal charges including conspiracy and violation of the espionage act. which brings me to my overarching points. how about fairness? do i think president trump is always right and always unfairly accused? absolutely not. does it mean a payment for an alleged affair and arguments over classified documents causing jail time is indicative of the seriousness of this? no. because we are watching a president skate on his family s international evening tanglements that could compromise him in office that could outstrip anythin
lots of things happening, but the big thing that happened on thursday was the government not launching, but updating its strategy for getting to net zero carbon emissions by 2015, which they marked by releasing and we have got so much news to chew over, lots of things happening in westminster at the moment, but the big thing that happened on thursday as the government launching, well, updating its strategy for getting to net zero carbon emissions by 2050. which they marked by releasing pages and pages and pages and pages and pages and pages and more pages of documents with all sorts of charts and dates and pledges and consultations. we will talk about that. and the way that rishi sunak marked it was by saying this on a visit to oxfordshire. we have decarbonised faster than any other major economy. our carbon emissions have been reduced by over 40%, much more than all the other countries we compete with. at the same time we have grown our economy. so we have a good track recor