i don t believe bragg would be doing this in donald trump was not running for president. we d like to ask mr. bragg if he d be doing this if he worked for the president of the united states. if s if this is the reason you re doing it, this is a political investigation. and in an interview with fox news today, former illinois democratic governor rod doubled down like people like bragg are out of control and targeting trump and president trump excited the sentence related to the conviction of trying to sell obama s senate seat. if that prosecutor of new york, the democrat prosecutor suggests that the congress should not have oversight over his actions, he s sadly mistake and these are out of control and the weaponnized political prosecutor in new york state who s trying to prosecute president trump for things that aren t crimes and this is absolutely necessary so we can preserve our republic and democracy and freedoms. they re working at the major league level to the repu
voted against. i want to stop spending until we get inflation under control. the fentanyl crisis is so bad because joe biden and tim ryan have not done their job. our guy thought it would be a good idea to post on social media, raise money for the insurrectionists. the new power rankings are out. forecasting a 15-seat margin for the republicans. the fate of the senate still coming down to the four yellow toss-up states. we bring in mercedes schlapp and juan williams, fox news contributors. we can put the numbers back on the screen. action we said, you know, looks, gives more juice to the gop this week from last week. we re talking about a 15-seat majority in the house. the senate still a toss-up. mercedes, your thoughts on what you re seeing. trace, you re being too conservative. it s more than a 15-seat win. i believe it s going to be a strong red wave for the republicans. when you look at the generic ballot in these competitive districts, they re trending republican
was dressed in women s clothing and investigators do believe he did this to conceal the tattoos and the identity and help him in the escape with the other people who were fleeing the chaos. after escaping in his mother s car that man robert primo tracked to lake forest and arrested. he is in custody but not charged. he fits a disturbingly pattern. police say they still don t know why the gunman opened fire on the parade but learning more about the six people killed. among them a 76-year-old grandfather shot three times while sitting in the wheelchair. among the 30 wounded several children, victims as young as 8, as old as 85. while it was the deadliest massacre in highland park this is far from the only shooting on the fourth of july. at least three dozen people shot and killed across the country yesterday. three dozen in mass shootings in at least seven cities leading to this question. is there some way to balance the right to bear arms with the freedom to live without fea
join such a tremendously and successful philanthropic group of people. congrats to bret. thank you for watching special report. i m trace gallagher. the the angle starts right now. laura: i m all of your preparations so you know what to do if you start to feel any trembling. it s been 139 years since we ve had anything like this in the greater new york city area. around 240 years in new jersey. i just want to show you the difference between east coast and west coast earthquakes. west coast in 2004, there was a 6.4 earthquake. you see the area that felt that. in 2011 we had a 5.8, in central virginia. look how much land mass felt it. it s just the way the ground is built across much of the eastern seaboard. 4.8 earthquake earlier, 14 states had people who felt this. you can see the intensity in parts of new england, down across parts of the central atlantic. obviously the worst in new jersey. they experienced strong shaking. no significant reports of any kind of big damage
for third world countries, unfair. sandra: a year out from the next presidential race. president trump is trading the campaign trail for the witness box taking the stand in the $250 million civil fraud trial. we kick off a brand-new week. hi, john. john: if ever there were a day for cameras in the courtroom, this is it, unfortunately there are not. i m john roberts in washington and this is america reports and what could be described as an intense morning in the manhattan courtroom. the former president and leading 2024 gop contender repeatedly sparred with the new york prosecutor questioning him as well as the judge who admonished trump for lengthy answers and told his lawyers to control your client. sandra: that did happen. remains to be seen whether a ruling in this nonjury civil case or the four outstanding criminal cases will severely impact his bid for the white house. nate foy has the latest from there. nate, when are we expecting the former president to retu