otherwise, that there no, sir never been one like this, never been anything so conclusive. this was an amazing night. we re going to take back of our country, we ll have the greatest economy and top what we did. carley: you are watching fox and friends first on super wednesday morning, i m carley shimkus. todd: everybody accuses me of having things i beat like a dead horse. super wednesday a thing. president biden solidifying his path to the nomination. there were big warning signs for the president. lucas tomlinson is live in washington with the latest, good morning. lucas: good super early morning, guys, this will not be a race to the wire, president biden looking like secretariate. president trump is 80% of the way to securing the republican nomination. nikki haley with 89 delegates, she won vermont. polls show donald trump beating president biden head-to-head. trump from mar-a-lago on the big super tuesday win. our poll numbers are so much higher than joe biden
this could have been much worse. the federal reserve raising key interest rates by a quarter percentage points. the 11th hike since march of last year. pushing them to the highest level in 22 years. we can afford to be a little patient as this unfolds. do we have the bodies of the pilots. biologics came. has something to hide even a spacecraft. human or nonhuman. nonhuman. steve: all right. welcome to hour two of fox & friends, folks. and we start with courtroom curve ball as you watch hunter biden go into that courtroom yesterday in delaware. he pled not guilty after his so-called sweetheart plea deal on tax and gun charges blew apart. ainsley: the sticking point being a disagreement over immunity that would shield the president s son from any future prosecution. lawrence: lucas tomlinson is live at the white house to break it all down for us. lucas? good evening, steve, ainsley and lawrence. so much for that sweetheart plea deal. this case all seem
hello, i m christian fraser. you re watching the context on bbc news. after chaotic scenes in a house of commons vote on gaza, serious questions are being asked about lawmakers safety. welcome back. cpac the conservative political action conference has this week looked like a coronation for the former president trump, underscoring the extent to which he has taken over the republican party. he will address the conference saturday, just hours after winning the presidential primary in south carolina, where the former governor nikki haley in trailing a distant second. no room for her in maryland. and today was the dress rehearsal for trump s potential running mate. south dakota governor kristi noem and the congresswoman elise stefanik both on stage. the roster of speakers includes maga influencers, right wing conservative media types, and this man the conservative activist jack posobiec who spoke at the opening session on wednesday on a panel moderated by former white ho
of morality. televangelist pat robertson, famous for blaming gay people for 9/11, and black people for hurricanes, is dead. but his legacy of shattering the lines between church and state lives on in the quixotic presidential candidacy of mike pence. also tonight, i want to tell you about an under the radar supreme court case that could affect where special counsel jack smith brings criminal charges. as we await the possible indictment of donald trump. and surprise, chief justice john roberts and justice brett kavanaugh come to the defense of voting rights in an important victory for voters in alabama. so what happens now for all the other efforts to redraw maps to marginalize voters of color? but we begin tonight with the supreme court. there was a surprising decision today reaffirming the landmark voting rights act, and we re going to get to that a bit later. but i want to start with a lesser known case that is still awaiting a ruling by the highest court in the lan
both men said talks were productive and repeated their stance that a default is off the table. to avoid that, though, they ll have to work out an agreement within the next ten days. my college michelle fleury explains. even before president biden met with house speaker kevin mccarthy, negotiators were once again around the table, trying to strike a deal to avoid a default. now, sources say the white house is now offering to keep spending flat from this year to next, while republicans they say they want to increase defence spending while cutting everything else by up to 22%. treasury secretary janet yellen confirmed over the weekend that june 1st is the hard deadline, when the government can no longer pay its bills. and the deadline for a deal may actually be sooner in order for it to pass the house and senate in time. and there s another worry even if they do get a deal done in time, will rank and file members of both parties go for it? the impact of defaulting would