have on humans. i will never be able to shake that desperate voice and cries for help out of my head. media reports on the surprise merger between the pga and the liv golf league. you want to have faith but a lot of people feel a bit of betrayal. scores! own the night, 2023. stanley cup champions. viva, las vegas champions, baby, number one. steve good morning, everybody. it s wednesday, june 14th, 2023. and we start today s telecast with a fox news alert. former president donald trump tearing into president joe biden and the doj just hours after entering a not guilty plea in federal court. ainsley: and the white house is staying mostly silent on the charges in the classified documents case. brian: yeah. they don t want to be a distraction. jonathan serrie outside the courthouse in miami with the latest. good morning. good morning, brian, ainsley and steve. after his day in court. former president trump struck a defiant tone, accusing the biden administrat
Middleclass, upperclass, lowerclass, Business Class big tax cuts. The economic bustle be replaced with a branded trump economic boom this week he announced he will withhold Shipping Weapons to israel. They are still american hostages being held by hamas. Made up charges and nonsense you see was going on. We are in data given to the white house is going to be indicted into the white house. Jon former President Donald Trump taking aim at President Biden and his policies and ripping his ongoing newer criminal trial in a massive rally in new jersey last night. His former attorney and a socalled self proclaimed fixer Michael Cohen prepares to take The Stand In Manhattan tomorrow. Good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. Boxed team at coverage for this evening former u. S. Attorney j town is here to preview what is next in the trump trial. Caldwell is here with analysis on the former president s new Jersey Campaign events. But first cb cottons life outside of trump tower in ne
record throughout those four years. it s all about the coaching, right? we coached these guys up for one day. this is the last game of their season right now. carley: all about the managing of the team. congressman told me before if i call him a manager and not a coach it will sound like i really know what i m talking about whether it comes to baseball. i m impressed. you know a lot. carley: back to you in new york. ainsley: what years did he play for the braves? 71, 72, 73. ainsley: great my grandmother would know then. that makes me feel great, thank you. ainsley: my grandmother listened to every game on the radio. she had a coke radio in the kitchen and listened to every game. they went to a lot, too. that s great. that makes me feel great that a grandmother remembers me. [laughter] steve: congressman and carley thank you very much. carley: see you guys. ainsley: and you are still young. brian: meanwhile, 19 minutes
everything you are doing. when you were on that ice and you hear the national anthem, what goes through your mind? why is it important? it s really important to me. i take pride in my country. the flag, i have unfortunately seen it covering too many coffins. and i think we can take time out to give two minutes worth of respect to our soldiers, to our 2350eur78, fird our policemen. i don t think that s asking too much. i m not going to apologize for asking players to show a little bit of respect when it s either the american or canadian national anthem. steve: coach it, sounds like what s happened in some other sports has really gotten under your skin. well i wouldn t say it wasn t a catalyst for some things. [laughter] ainsley: what is your response to that when you have the soccer team, the captain of the team saying she is not going to go to the white house. she refused to stand at first until they changed the rules. we re available to go to the white house. i know my guys woul
for now boston police are referring all questions to the fbi, we will bring you any additional information as we get it from our newsroom. in the meantime relatives of the dead suspect plan to claim his body according to an uncle who lives in maryland. once the body is claimed a death certificate will be filed, and the official cause of death made public. there has been some question as to exactly how tamerlan tsarnaev died. first, his widow has to file the release papers. she is still being questioned, and is apparently cooperating with the fbi. her lawyer says they have just learned the medical examiner is ready to release the body. she wants her husband s family to claim it. meanwhile we are learning more about the dead suspect s trip to russia, six months before the bombing. turns out russian agents had him under surveillance and u.s. investigators are trying to find out if he was indoctrinated or trained by militants during his time in dagestan. again many new developments in conn