I m jimmy failla and this is fox news saturday night. Hop in. live in new york city, another big episode of who doesn t care who you vote for because comedy isn t about the republican or democrat party, it s about the cake party and the fact that i went to community college and majored in super mario brothers so i can t fix our country but if you need help rescuing princess from a giant turtle, i am totally your guy. Tonight we are rescued not one but two fine princesses on the panel, the first is a philadelphia radio legend on w phd who returns to the show, hey girl. He s flanked by two brilliant bad ladies. A financial reporter who comes off as a sweet person, i m pretty sure she has a double life running an underground fight life. Here with knuckles for some reason, maybe your debut on the show. Election correspondent of the federalist talking about the lovely talented ms. Breonna, there you are. [applause] we should have clapped for everybody. We should have but we didn t. I want
Don t have time because there were so many other false claims. So let s adjust some of those. Not even all of them. He repeated his usual lie about democrats having cheated in the 2020 the election. It s nonsense. He said, crime is going up. The opposite is true. It s gone sharply down in 2023 and early 2024 is now lower than it was under trump in 20 2020. He said, we have the worst inflation. We ve ever had. Again, not even close. It is three 3% right now, the u. S. Record is 23. 7%. He said there was no inflation under for him. It was low, of course, but not nonexistent. It was 8% total for his presidency, 1. 4% year over year in the month he left office, he said the price of groceries is up 57 and percent under biden, it s actually 21%. He said democrats are proposing to quadruple people s taxes. That is imaginary. He said his tax cut was the largest in american history. Not even close again, he said the biden administration does nothing to stop migrants while the administration tri
Showed you data that she would fair better against former president donald trump, would you reconsider your decision to stay in the race? no, unless they came back and said, there s no way you can win. Me. No one is saying that. No poll says that. 1,000%, in your words, see you on the ballot this november? unless i get hit by a train, yeah. Let s hope that doesn t happen for your safety s concern. Is there anything that you would look to, you personally, not anybody else, not other pundits, not even perhaps family members, that you would look to to say, if i see that, i will reevaluate? if i had some medical condition that emerged, if doctors came and said, you got this problem, that problem. Since the debate, president biden has given a number of responses as to what could drive him from the race. The last response came in an interview taped on tuesday. Now, his covid diagnosis is adding to the growing concerns about his chances of defeating donald trump in november. All of that comes
Hello and welcome to bbc news. We start injerusalem. There have been more clashes between palestinians and israeli police, a day after more than 200 people were injured in some of the worst violence in years at the al aqsa mosque. Fighting broke outjust as tens of thousands of muslim worshippers prayed at the compound to mark the most holy night of ramadan. More than 50 people were injured. Gareth barlow reports. Stun grenades against stones. Palestinian protesters and israeli security forces clashing outside the al aqsa mosque complex injerusalem s old city, one of the most revered sites in islam. It s also the location of the temple mount, the holiest site injudaism. The source of the anger weeks of rising tensions over the potential eviction of palestinian families from their homes in occupied eastjerusalem, which israeli settlers claim as their land. Earlier on saturday, roads into the city became gridlocked as israel ramped up security, fearing a repeat of friday s violence. Car
We start injerusalem. There have been more clashes between palestinians and israeli police, a day after more than 200 people were injured in some of the worst violence in years at the al aqsa mosque. Fighting broke outjust as tens of thousands of muslim worshippers prayed at the compound to mark the most holy night of ramadan. More than 50 people were injured. Gareth barlow reports. Stun grenades against stones. Palestinian protesters and israeli security forces clashing outside the al aqsa mosque complex injerusalem s old city, one of the most revered sites in islam. It s also the location of the temple mount, the holiest site injudaism. The source of the anger weeks of rising tensions over the potential eviction of palestinian families from their homes in occupied eastjerusalem, which israeli settlers claim as their land. Earlier on saturday, roads into the city became gridlocked as israel ramped up security, fearing a repeat of friday s violence. Car horns. Coaches of muslim worsh