>> bret: i look forward to a meal sometime. >> judge jeanine: any time. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. former president trump legal team tries to get his classified documents case thrown out. we will bring you down there. the squad member throws out f bombs drawing rebuke from his own party as he fights for a primary win, why electric vehicle owners aren't that you will charged up about their cars. but, firsts as president biden is sequestered at camp david tonight preparing for thursday's debate. his vice president is focusing on what democrats think will be a big issue this elections portion on this the seconds anniversaries of the united states supreme court decision dobbs that overturned roe v. wade. that ruling was the subject of an emotional rally outside the high court today. meanwhile, the trump team is trying to shape the outcome of the debate thursday night before it's even started. aishah hasnie starts us off tonight live from the north lawn of the white house. good evening, aishah. >> good evening to you. biden's surrogates ro khanna tells fox today that the president is sharp, engaging on the campaign trail and even remembers members by their name. he believes that is a joe biden you will see on the debate stage. >> in the case of the stealing of reproductive freedom from the women of america, donald trump is guilty. >> second in command, kamala harris throwing shade on the campaign trail as the commander-in-chief is hold up at camp david, surrounded by a whopping 16 debate preppers. getting the 81-year-old getting ready to go toe to toe with former president trump for 90 minutes. >> you will see energized president biden i ask assure you that. >> he does not have any public events until thursday's debate. the campaign is flooding the airways with new ad. marking the anniversary of the dobbs decision to send the abortion issue back to the state. >> decades of progress shattered just because the last guy got four years in the white house. >> trump on the offense going after the moderates. >> president trump is knowingly going into hostile environment on this very network. >> and trying to shape debate topics offering a few questions of their own for biden like why do you repeatedly lie about your record on inflation and whether he still thinks the hunter biden laptop is still russian disinformation. biden will receive infection jections before the debate. democrats lashing back. >> he lies and he lies, and he lies. so, joe biden needs to do what he always does, remain calm, tell the truth, be consistent and be steady. >> the administration is also swatting away criticism this week for promoting staffer tiley cherry called police a direct evolution of slave patrols and lynch mobs, now attempting to clean it all up he writes past social media posts from when i was younger do not reflect my current views, period: back on the debate issue, bret, trump just posted on truth social that he would be willing to take a drug test immediately if president biden takes one as well. both of these men will be back on the campaign trail right after the big debate on friday. trump heads to virginia. and then biden heads to north carolina and new york city on the same date. bret? >> bret: take the under on that drug test. aishah, what about the white house? how are they responding to the supreme court decision to weigh in, take the case of whether states can ban transgender care for kids? >> yeah. this is a win for them. we reached out for a comment from the white house. and we haven't heard anything back. they have actually told us they are not going to comment as of yet. the administration, bret, challenged tennessee's ban on purpurpuberty blockers. tennessee's a.g. says he looks forward to finishing the fight in front of scotus and bring much needed clarity on whether the constitution does afford special protections for gender identity. more to come on that, bret? >> bret: aishah hasnie live on the north lawn, thanks. >> got it. >> bret: breaking tonight former president trump's legal team trying to get a dismissal for his classified documents case in florida. they are insisting the appointment of special counsel jack smith was illegal. meanwhile, prosecutors, including smith, want to keep the former president quiet, again. national correspondent jeff paul is in fort pierce florida tonight with the latest. good evening, jeff. >> good evening, bret. that hearing just wrapped up here at the federal courthouse in fort pierce. with doj prosecutors arguing in favor of that limited gag order on the former president whereas trump's legal team saying it would be extraordinary move given he has a debate come up this week and lots of campaign events leading up to november's election. this all stems back from some language that trump had used after the fbi conducted that search warrant at mar-a-lago back in august of 2022. the former president made comments on social media this past may that the doj authorized the fbi to use deadly lethal force. trump on that same day said in a fundraising email biden's doj was quote locked and loaded ready to take me out and put my family in danger. the language in the court authorized search warrant was standard fbi procedure, prohibiting use of deadly force unless an officer is under imminent danger or death or serious injury. prosecutors say statements made by trump about the fbi are significant, dangerous, and they pose a poo fennel threat to fbi witnesses. but trump's defense argued the language in the limited gag order is very vague. they invested the statements made by trump were directed at president biden and not at law enforcement. adding that in their minds it's political speech. now, things got a little heated between judge cannon and david harr back. at one point judge cannon reprimanded the prosecutor for his tone in court. she said her court required decorum and in harr balk was unable to do that colleague could take over. he later apologized. we are expecting a written order to be issued in the coming days from judge aileen cannon tomorrow wraps up three day spree of hearings involving trump's classified documents case. tomorrow it deals with the actual seizure and the going inside mar-a-lago and the legality of that, bret? >> bret: jeff paul in florida, we will knoll as well. thanks. immigration likely to be major topic of thursday's debate. much of the public considers president biden's policies not working as far as border security. but former president trump is also taking hits for his recent suggestion about providing green cards for college graduates from other countries. at least taking hits from those on the extreme side of border security and immigration. correspondent bill melugin is in los angeles with all of this the right now. >> this is a joe biden invasion. >> i will never demonize immigrants. i will never refer to immigrants poisoning the blood of a country. >> president biden and former president trump on on a collision course likely to clash on immigration on the debate stage thursday night. >> and on day one we will begin the largest domestic deportation operation in american history. >> now i is proposing to written families and place them in detention camps. >> for president biden the border has been a rocky road politically. earning him criticism from conservatives and progressives alike. his administration has overseen three years in a row of the highest illegal crossings ever recorded. after boasting about reversing trump's policies. >> we have is rescinded so many trump immigration policies it would take so much time to list them. >> now, in response to the bipartisan criticism, the president has issued a flurry of executive orders in recent weeks, banning asylum to some illegal crossers and offering basic to citizenship to half a million illegal immigrants married to u.s. citizens. and he points the fixer at trump and republicans for killing a bipartisan border deal negotiated in the senate. >> every nation must secure its borders. it's that simple. and if trump and republicans wouldn't do it, working with me, then i would do it on my own and i did. >> the debate comes after a week of high profile migrant crimes with illegal immigrants charged in the rape and murder of maryland mother rachel morin. the rape and kidnapping of a 13-year-old girl in new york and strangis galatian murder of jocelyn nungaray in houston. >> day after day, week after week, joe biden is releasing illegal criminals into our communities to rape, pillage, plunder and to kill. >> and, bret, trump is also taking some heat from conservatives regarding a pitch he made last week where he said he would like to give green cards to international students who graduate from college here in the u.s. his idea being he would like to keep the talent here in america. well, his campaign is now clarifying saying they would fully vet those students and that, quote, hamas supporters and america haters would be excluded. we will send it back to you. >> bret: bill melugin in los angeles. thanks. nvidia dow surging 261. the s&p 500 lost 17. the nasdaq dropped 193. ♪ israel's prime minister says he will accept only a partial cease-fire deal that would not end the war in gaza but prime minister benjamin netanyahu is already hedging on that statement a bit he says the current phase of fighting in gaza is winding down that would free up troops to confront hezbollah terrorists in the north. correspondent trey yingst reports tonight from tel aviv. >> all eyes are on northern israel as the country braces for another large war. the iran backed lebanon needs military gant group les launch daily drone and rocket attacks. they are wrapping up offensive operations in gaza, something that will allow them to shift their focus to the northern front. >> after the intense face is finished we will have the possibility to move spartan of the forces north and we will do this first and foremost for divisible pushes. >> israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu overnight said he would not accept a please cease-fire at odds with the american-backed plan to get some of the remaining 120 hostages freed from hamas captivity. he later walked back those remarks. as the war in gaza winds down, israel is still launching large airstrikes in heavily populated areas, killing dozens of palestinians this weekends according to a local hospital director. netanyahu has clashed with the biden administration in recent days about the americans withholding weapons shipments over concerns about the rising civilian death toll in gaza. israeli officials say those weapons will be needed in case of a larger regional war. a source of knowledge ongoing talks to avote such conflict tells fox news that qatar engaging to diest have a late. coupled with american measure's efforts to do the same. >> in areas where we have disagreements we discuss everything in detail and reach agreements and solve issues. >> fox news has learnt that before meeting with secretary of state anthony blinken, israeli defense min gallant signed a state department guest book auto with a message are for the hostages and fallen israeli soldiers. bret? >> bret: trey yingst in tel aviv. thanks. a russian powered submarine heading hold following military drills with cuba earlier this month. u.s. northern command is tracking that subas it travels north in international waters. three other russian ships are now in international wawshtsz in the caribbean sea. up next, brit hume on bibi netanyahu throwing cold water on president biden's cease-fire proposal and what is coming out of that first, beyond our borders tonight, princess anne sustains minor injuries and a concussion following what's being described as an incident on an estate in southwest england. the exact cause has not been confirmed but there were horses in the area and her medical team is saying the injuries were consistent 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on gable toition come clarify and i'm glad we did. >> bret: state department tried to interpret some confusion after prime minister of benjamin netanyahu israel reaction to a u.s.-backed cease-fire proposal that comes to israel and hamas. let's bring in fox news chief political analyst brit hume. brit, good evening. reading through the tea leaves there, i think state department wanted to believe one thing, it doesn't seem like that much has changed from netanyahu's original decision on all of this. >> yeah, i agree with you, bret. i don't think much has changed at all. netanyahu is in a situation where he has two goals, not always entirely compatible. one of them obviously is he wants to finish the job of defeating hamas militarily and he hopes as a political force as well and the second object, of course, this is on something is he under tremendous domestic pressure about is to get the hostages out. so he is willing to go along with cease-fire proposals that entail the release of hostages but is he not prepared to say is he going to go along with a permanent cease-fire leave hamas in place and extent it can be and empower in gaza. let us also bear in mind, bret, when this mid i don't say attack on october 7th occurred there was supposedly a cease-fire in place which hamas roundly broke and also, there is this: there have been, what 8 cease-fire proposals bandied about in recent weeks, and hamas has not accepted one of them. so, i don't know what the to do about israel. what's the point in making cease-fire proposals or blaming israel for their failure which when hamas has not accepted any of them. >> bret: right, still hostages there, americans as well. we don't know how many of them are still alive and we haven't seen much evidence that there is movement. >> not on that front. and, of course, the biden likes to talk about israel and cease fires, it never says anything that we can hear about the american hostages nor has it said anything about what it is doing or trying to do to get them out. so, i think that is where we are. but, i think pressure on israel why the administration is something useful for ghenks political reasons because some people in the democratic party do not support israel. >> bret: speaking of which l.a. synagogue beating as someone it appeared swore worshipers trying to go senegal and gets beaten outside of a los angeles synagogue. we have seen incidents in new york and other incidents of anti-semitism pure and simple, and it is striking, still, as we have seen these protests and these incidents increase. >> bret: you and i, bret, have talked about visible anti-semitism in the united states since almost from octobe. and i think we have both been kind of stunned by it and i continue to be. i mean, there is no way that you can say that that episode outside that synagogue in l.a. over the weekend had anything to do with, you know, anti-zionism. i mean, that was plain -- you are blocking somebody from going into worship and then beating them up on the street. that isn't anti-zionism. that's anti anti anti-semitism. the effect it is going to be if the administration does not appear and the president did issue a very strong statement about this if this administration and the democratic party do not appear to be stronger on the issue of anti-semitism than they have been so far. i have to think there will be political consequences for them in the fall. >> bret: be fascinating to sees a always, brit, thank you. up next x rated tirade from the squad member on the issue of israel. that squad member facing a difficult primary election tomorrow in new york. we will bring you there first, here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. khon in honolulu professional lifeguard dies being attacked by a shark surfing off the island oahu. former professional surf e it's the second such death there in that reach this month. fox 32 in chicago as the longest serving alderman in chicago's history sentenced to 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