police are prepared for the worst. fencing has been reinstalled and officers are on high alert. but this is not another insurrection. let s be clear. it is not even really a protest. it is just a sad political temper tantrum by folks who don t understand how democracy works. listen, i don t want to downplay the potential threat here because right wing extremists that are drown to these causes can certainly be violence as we saw in january. but what is happening today doesn t have the same threat level as what happened on january 6. one, congress is not in session. two, a presidential election isn t be certified. and this time law enforcement certainly does appear to be prepared. what i want to do throughout our show is make a bigger point about extremism. and that as dangerous as folks in the streets can be, it is the ones in the halls of power that you have to watch out for. let me tell you who the extremists that caused the most damage and lasting danger, and that is your g
greg: hi, i m greg gutfeld along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and a thimble dana perino. this is the five. robert hur in the hot seat, explosive testimony from the former special counsel, who concluded that president biden is a elderly man with a poor memory. and therefore knots f not fit to classify documents. hur doubling down on his old man joe assessment. politics played no part whatsoever in my investigative steps. >you exonerated him. a reasonable juror could have voted to convict based on the facts. is it now okay if i take home top-secret documents, store them in my garage, and read portions of them to friends or associates? i can do that now under this new doctor in? again, congressman, i wouldn t recommend that you do that. you have essentially said so in your report. and certainly that would be exculpatory if i simply told you, hey, i m getting old, i don t remember stuff the way i use to. do you have any reason to
hello, i m lauren taylor. an aid ship towing 200 tonnes of humanitarian assistance has has left cyprus s larnaca port and set sail for gaza. a spokesperson for the spanish charity open arms said the ship had left portjust before nine in the morning local time. this is the first shipment along a maritime corridorfrom cyprus aimed at carrying aid to desperate palestinian civilians in gaza. the journey time could take as long as two days. the united nations has warned that gaza is on the brink of famine. let s go live now to our correspondent, quentin sommerville. it has been a while until it left but they resolved all the problems in the end? , but they resolved all the problems in the end? in the end? they resolved all the roblems in the end? they resolved all the problems this in the end? they resolved all the problems this ends in the end? they resolved all the problems this ends but there - in the end? they resolved all the problems this ends but there are i problems t
golf s greatest rivalry is ready to rumble in rome. passions are sky high with the start of the ryder cup just minutes away, with team europe looking to reclaim the trophy they lost in the usa two years ago. and i am in amongst the dahlias, but not where you would expect. we are in stonehenge this morning. i will tell you why i am here i give you a forecast which will today has a lot more sunshine around. that and all of the weekend details coming up on breakfast. it s friday the 29th of september. our main story. family and friends of elianne andam, the 15 year old who was fatally stabbed on her way to school in south london, have attended a vigil by the bus stop where she died and said their hearts are broken. police are continuing to question a 17 year old boy on suspicion of her murder, as graham satchell reports. late yesterday afternoon, elianne andam s family gathered on the street in croydon. guided by a senior police officer, they made their way to the exact spot whe