have you ever seen this much chocolate leave the city of new york? that s why people hate on me. jesse: the race card officially over. jesse: disney canceled and gina strikes back on prime time. plus cocaine hippos. jesse: last night we invited senator langford on from oklahoma. the republican that co-authored the border bill with democrats who said border never closes. he said he was in a meeting and couldn t make it we invited him on again tonight. we had questions. why spend $20 billion on a border bill that doesn t close the border. langford said he didn t want to come onto get his skull cracked in. he wrote the bill. i read the bill. tell me how it works. instead langford went on cnn twice to talk with anchors covering ukraine s border more than his own. why are they dodging fox and selling it on cnn? senators hoped nobody would read the bill and smash it into the ukraine package to pass it. if the border bill failed they blame maga republicans until november.
killed in syria, iraq, or some dumb [bleep] that doesn t know to get out of the way. we gave them a week s notice and if there s another round of strikes coming, i hope they really will hurt iran in their pocketbook or kill their leadership because if you don t, nothing changes. jake sol vin not ruling out they ll take strikes into iran and spoke earlier and of course the super bowl here in las vegas next week, mike. lucas tomlinson live in las vegas, in thanks. israel reacting to the unit launching air strikes in syria, chiropractic semi-en and yemen and iraq and trey yingst joining me from tel aviv. trey, what s the latest? reporter: mike, good afternoon. the middle east is bracing for possibility of further escalation following u.s. strikes in iraq, syria, and yemen. israeli forces tonight remain on high alert across the country understanding as the war rages on inside gaza, the country s northern border is actually the most concerning. throughout the day, rocket
on saturday, february 3, year of our lord, 2024. starting with fox news alert and u.s. launches retaliatory air strikes? syria and iraq. joe biden says this is just the beginning. rachel: plus, biden continuing to take heat over the crisis at our southern boarder and the numbers don t lie, a new poll showing that 70% of americans disapprove of the president s handling of immigration. will: tired of tip guilt trip. raising wages. second hour of fox & friends weekend starts right now. pete: u.s. carrying out retaliatory strikes in iraq and syria in response to the attack that killed three u.s. soldiers in jordan. rachel: u.s. fighter jets dropping at least 125 bombs on more than 85 iranian-linked targets and the white house says it s just the beginning. will: trey yingst is live in tel aviv with the latest. good morning. morning, trey. reporter: hey, guys, good morning. the united states struck 85 different target ntsb iraq and syria in response to the drone attack last weeke
the drone packed with explosives. martha raddatz standing by with late reporting. what the u.s. response could look like. also breaking, will convicted killer alec murdaugh get a new trial? the one-time prominent lawyer convicted of killing his own wife and son. the judge deciding just moments ago if he should get that new trial. eva pilgrim standing by. republicans have been pushing the president for mon months, arguing if you want funding for ukraine and israel, the u.s. must act at the border. republicans and democrats nearing a deal in the senate. president biden ready to move forward on it. now, republicans led by donald trump say they don t want the deal. all of this with the presidential election now nearing. mary bruce tonight. the israel-hamas war. multiple sources telling abc news tonight israel has issued the intelligence, saying at least 13 u.n. aid workers actually took part in the hamas attack on israel on october 7th. some accused of kidnapping israelis.
synonymous with who we are as americans. the education president, joe biden. i hate to say that i think she may be the only person who believes that. the president and the first lady addressed 7000 of the country s educators promoting the administration s work to support schools coming out of the pandemic. joe biden has so under supported and under prepared our kids. this was the hottest fourth of july in 25 years. really? dang. an excessive heat wave affecting air quality especially in parts of southern california. our privilege to give you a home and present you with the key. there s really no words that could express how grateful i am, and my entire family is. thank you. [cheers and applause] i ve got a feeling, that tonight s gonna be a good night that tonight s gonna be a good night kayleigh: well, hello on this july 5th just one day after our nation s birthday. steve doocy and i are here in new york city live, but griff jenkins is live