the white house a favorite new corporate from allison america s cities but not the criminals or the left s bad policies. can we will ask these business owners what they think about biden s handling of the crime crisis. month after the us was real a major admission from the biden administration about the americans they left behind, you re watching fox and friends first on tuesday morning. carley: let s get straight into it. 36 people are now confirmed that in kentucky with more than 100 still missing. it is killed dying in a destroyed candle factory where surviving staff and management threaten their job if they fled. jillian: caroline joins us live on the ground in mayfield, one of the hardest hit areas. reporter: good morning. the governor says it to be over a week before we know the final death town because of hundred kentuckians are still missing at this hour. here is the governor. we are up to 74 kentuckians we have lost. the age reporter: oakland kuhn is
call. obviously there is a ton of people in this primary. why are we showing the pictures of adam schiff and is that relevant or is that just too early to call, that is a better representation. thank you, adam schiff, steve garvey, other candidates, as well. we were all competing in the california upper left of your screen, it was not ft of your representational as to the way this is too early to call. i just wanted to make sure we clarified that. that i clarify that right? important clarification. i thought we re getting a clever occasion, as well. we were not. thank you. no, i am done. that is all i can do. right now we since had the news that nikki haley has won the republican presidential primary. on the very very outset of this republican presidential primary says looking at the demographics and the kinds of voters that were seemed to be attracted to each of this candidates, it looks like nikki haley can win d.c., maybe vermont. said exactly those things and we
is strong. for some. it s lonely and odds are you won t win. any group with less than 50 members. it s hard to join. most of us don t have the desire to run for president. and even if we did have the desire we still wouldn t i offer those caveats because there s a difference between critiquing and criticizing. mhm part of evaluating how someone would perform as president is evaluating how that son performs as a candidate. that is a fair critique. but we should be mindful of how difficult running for the highest offices especially in a challenging time for our country. and then a very toxic political environment. governor ron de santis started his co paint campaign with momentum with energy with excitement. and its fundraising numbers have been impressive. and yet he has not taken off like some believed he would will he regain his footing? will someone else supplant him as the closest challenger? or as former president trump on a glide path to renomination. here with the lates
hours. fox news senior correspondent, all over this, live in kyiv. greg, it dizzying. what s the latest? it s an incredible last 24 hours. it looks like we are back from the brink of this drama in the country next door to us as we stand here in kyiv. it looks like a lot of damage. twenty-three years in office, attempted coup and armed uprising. the man responsible, mercenary chief yevgeny prigozhin fighting about the war about the russian military leadership, about his conduct and then pulling fighters out of ukraine into the russian city and they took over the city. forces towards moscow with 120 miles of the capital in the kremlin raising for an attack. vladimir putin branding actions, it reportedly took belarus president alexander acting with authority of putin speaking to change things. the chief agreed to pull forces back in exchange for security. he later confirmed he ordered fighters to returned to field camps including those hold up in the russian city. overall, it
hours. fox news senior correspondent, all over this, live in kyiv. greg, it dizzying. what s the latest? it s an incredible last 24 hours. it looks like we are back from the brink of this drama in the country next door to us as we stand here in kyiv. it looks like a lot of damage. twenty-three years in office, attempted coup and armed uprising. the man responsible, mercenary chief yevgeny prigozhin fighting about the war about the russian military leadership, about his conduct and then pulling fighters out of ukraine into the russian city and they took over the city. forces towards moscow with 120 miles of the capital in the kremlin raising for an attack. vladimir putin branding actions, it reportedly took belarus president alexander acting with authority of putin speaking to change things. the chief agreed to pull forces back in exchange for security. he later confirmed he ordered fighters to returned to field camps including those hold up in the russian city. overall, it