Is being pushed through congress with as much force as democrats can muster as their leadership, both house and senate, met yesterday with the president and vice president over the desperate need for federal voting rights protection. Still under a historic assault from republican state lawmakers floating hundreds of suppression bills. And after months of lobbying, there appears to be an invigorated effort to get some of those measures through the senate. With the voter protection bill named for the late john lewis reportedly being elevated in the house, but sadly not in time to pass before next month s congressional recess. Meanwhile, the house select committee investigation into the insurrection has proven to be just as emotional and contentious as expected, even as new revelations about donald trump s behavior in the days leading up to the january 6 insurrection have been revealed to the public. How will lawmakers respond to this week s bomb shell new york times report that trump lea
Compared with the first six months of last year. 38 officers are dead. You are watching outnumbered, i m harris faulkner. Here today my cohost, kayleigh mcenany, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy herself and 24 hour reporter carley shimkus and fox and friends weekend cohost, host of modern warriors, pete hegseth. Welcome, everybody. Let me fill in more on the story. Dramatic video of a shocking attack in broad daylight in new york city. Two children, ages five and ten, caught in the cross fire as gunman fired shots at a man in the bronx. The children had not hurt. The suspect expected to recover. Police are searching for the gunman. Experts are warning softoncrime policies are driving this trend. A new report finds many arrested for looting and rioting across new york city last summer had their charges dropped. Criminals, go ahead, walk away, they said. Out west in portland oregon police union going after not charging the rioters in last year s mayhem. You have 150 plus days of
streaming and the rocket s red blair, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o er the land of the free and the home of the brave rachel: good morning, everybody. i hope you really enjoyed that beautiful rendition of the star-spangled banner with your photos which are better than the ones the producers are putting forward. they are amazing. keep sending ones with the kids. good morning, will. will: good morning rachel. i have a good one with my daughter addressed at the 4th of july parade. will: i love that one. you said in your mind, thought of the picture that you have that represents your life as you see the flag. rachel: yes. will: i saw the pictures, looks like one hanging over a hunting camp attached to a tree. i see football players in high school, high school players carrying the flag out on the field, that is the america i m used to resonating this. we love this
trail. griff. hey, happy 4th, bryan and gillian. voters in those states are getting a healthy dose of old glory, gop candidates for the parades. ron desantis marched today in a parade in wolfboro, new hampshire, and another one in merrimac, he ll be joined by tim scott, doug burgum. only in america could the son of a single mother rise from poverty to be a candidate of president. america is the land of opportunity, not oppression. fire that burned in independence hall, 56 men pledged their lives, fortunes and sacred honor to establish a new nation conceived in liberty. meanwhile out in the hawkeye state. mike pence taking part in urbandale, and francis suarez busy in cedar rapids, iowa, running a 5k race this morning and then making pancakes, noticeably absent from the trail today, former president and front-runner, donald trump, who leads in fox news latest polling among gop primary voters with 56%. desantis trailing by 34%, and single digits down there. we ll next s
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