Bret good evening, welcome to washington. Im bret baier. We are following two major stories tonight. We are getting our first look at the latest Fox News Polling on the president ial Race Vice President Kamala Harris up 2 points over former President Donald Trump. No news may be good news for the former president. Bad news for the Vice President. The Teamsters Union is refusing to endorse either one of the candidates tonight. Normally thats a given for the democratic nominee. But first up those polls we mentioned. Harris as 50 to 489 advantage among registered and likely voters. That is the same 2point Lead Hillary Clinton enjoyed at thiS Point in the 2016 campaign. The top issue for voters . The u. S. Economy by more than a 2 to 1 margin. Immigration comes in second. Abortion third. Former President Trump has a 10 Point Trust Advantage on immigration. He is up 5 now on the economy. Vice president leads by 16 on the issue of abortion. We have Fox Team Conch tonight. Peter doocy is at t
See us enough in person. That is better Book Club Member laurie halse, author of numerous books, including the awardwinning. Nning. I am Katie Phang Life from Telemundo Studios in miami, florida. Here is the week that was. What a relief it is to finally completed my chemotherapy treatment. Finally one that says they were better the last four years on the one before it most of the people who had any stock in this market would tell you about, actually. You will also notice that people leave his rallies early of exhaustion and boredom. People do not leave my rallies. We have the most incredible rallies. Donald trump was fired by 81 Million people. Let us be clear about that and clearly has had a difficult time processing that. You still do not have a plan that . I have concepts of a plan. No actual plan concept. Taylor swift telling her to her l. E. D. I voted for Kamala Harris. We are only 55 days until Election Day. It is Deja Vu in d. C. As republicans are leading us closer to yet anot
while some opposition protests have been peaceful, others including this one on saturday were more raucous. local media report multiple deaths from the protest. but the military denies any abuse of power. well, monday is looking like a make or break day for british prime minister theresa may to fulfill her brexit wish list. she is set to meet with eu leaders to hammer out the remaining issues in the so-called divorce. the eu has warned that this is the last day for britain to negotiate before they ll enter trade talks. one of the issues on the negotiating table, a type of border between northern ireland, part of the united kingdom, and the republic of ireland, which will remain in the eu. it is a hot button topic for many reasons, and nic robertson is there to show us why so much is riding on it. reporter: below the middletown, a tiny northern ireland village nestled against the river that tracks the irish
odds are you ll hear president obama mention gun violence in his inaugural address on january 21st taking the oath of office twice, once at the white house on january 20th at mandated by the constitution and then at a public swearing in ceremony at the capitol. on the 20th, using the first lady s family bible following day, he ll use two bibles. one stacked atop the other. lots of extra bible power there, i guess. lincoln bible which he also used in 2009 and martin luther king jr. s traveling bible. the cycle s friend says i think that s amazingly american. from one hot button topic to another, house republicans and the push to defund planted parenthood. two bills are in congress. didn t we handle this already?
re-enactors who want to bring the battlefield back to life. and we have a whole panel of johnny rebs joining us right now. tim and lisa knight are here with me in atlanta. nen there s h.k. edgarton live in north carolina. good to see all of you. don t be nervous. we re just talking. people want to lear from all of you. so thank you very much. what do you guys think about the controversy that s going on with the governor and with the proclamation? as far as from the state of georgia is concerned here is just celebrating the confederate heritage month. that s representing everybody that was a part of it. both, you know, whites, african-americans, hispanics, indians. it s not just representing one particular culture. i don t understand exactly as far as virginia portions of it, about leaving out slavery. but as far as the state of georgia is concerned, it represents everybody who participated during that event. do you feel the same way? i understand it s a very hot button topic.