Thank you for watching wherever you are and really thrilled with engagement level weve had with all of you. Well be doing a lot of fun stuff, and pretty compelling conversations in the fall. I would say would probably not be doing any inperson events since 2021 which is a bit of a bummer obama but we want to be safe and smart with what we are doing. We will keep bringing you guys interesting conversations with authors, so we have everything from a wonderful event coming up in october, a conversation you wont want to miss. Everything from that to a conversation with matthew mcconaughey. If thats not a wideranging list of events, its going to be quite a fall so stay tuned. You can follow all our defense on magic city books. Com. I will go through the whole list here. Tonight im so thrilled to have a conversation with mychal denzel smith in the book that seems like it was written for the moment were living in, although books are written quite a bit before the published in print it and Eve
For post storm rescue missions and lay the ground work for the long term recovery effort. The fema organization will do quick assess many try to find out where the most damaged areas are so we can get the teams out in the street and do much good quickly. Time zest essence. Reporter millions of residents here continue riding out the storm, many others headed for the mainland. They say they didnt want to leave their homes but they are putting safety first. It was just time for to us get off. We didnt stay for maria. Disastrous situation for the island. It will destroy some homes. Reporter right now the destructive winds are causin the most damage but in the followup to this storm there could be major flooding, storm surge of 9 feet and potentially deadly mudslides. In san juan, puerto rico, steve harrigan, fox news. And so here at home philadelphia sizeable Puerto Rico Community is watch and waiting for word from familiar and friends on that battered island. The fair hill section of cour
Lincoln assassination as my topic. I was fascinated by it. The following year the kennedy assassination took place and kept everyones interest and has continued and ive been interested in it and i have done interviews, you know, as far as various groups and lectures and two years ago Roman Littlefield loaned to me an email we see and do lectures on the subject and he said would you loo ick to write a book . Here i am semiretired, a lot less work to do and more time thinking why not . I said okay. They sought me out and i was pleased to say yes. Brian you start with Andrew Jackson. What is that story . Professor feinman Andrew Jackson is the first president we know of that has any problems with assassination threats. There were three such cases. There was the case of a young man who punched him in the nose in 1833, which is pretty minor but a first example of assault. Then we have the father of later lincoln assassination John Wilkes Booth who writes a threatening letter to jackson in 1
Long as im meeting someone who doesnt have a job, and wants one. Im not going to be satisfied as long as there is a kid who write me a letter and says i have 60,000 of debt, and i dont know how to pay it back. I want to do everything i can to deliver for them. [ inaudible question ] listen, as i think some of you saw out on the campaign trail, i love campaigning. I love talking to ordinary people. I love listening to their stories. I love shaking hands and getting hugs and just seeing the process of democracy in citizenship manifest itself during an election. But im also a practical guy. And ultimately every candidate out there had to make their own decision abouts what they thought would be most helpful for them, their particular region, state, congressional district, if its helpful for me to be behind the scenes, im happy to do it. What i will emphasize is that one of the nice things about being in the six year of your presidency. Keeping the eye on the ball, and tha scott, last ques
This minute. His name is abu bakr albaghdadi, the Islamic State terror group head and demands all muslims pledge aliege generals to him. The Iraqi Government reportedded wounded albaghdadi in an air strike. The pentagon officials cant confirm that. Ill have more on the confusion that led to this moment. Even if a strike did hilt the leader this terror group appears to be gaining followers. Not losing them, gaining them. Egypts most dangerous militant group today reportedly pledged its allegiance as a whole to isis. It could be a big boost for isis, marking an expansion of the group outside iraq and syria. We have team fox coverage. Jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon but lets begin with Catherine Herridge in d. C. Officials say they see nothing to suggest that this isis leader, baghdadi, is either killed or wounded. Defense and intelligence officials are still assessing the fallout but see nothing to suggest albaghdadi was critically injured or killed. With the death any major ter