donald trump will return very soon to this arena tonight. it s already very, very lively. how to get even more exciting former president. he ll be in the hall for at least two of the most anticipated speakers tonight is former republican primary opponents the former un ambassador nikki haley, who was the last bit drop out after a very bitter race, and the florida governor ron desantis, also coming up this hour, republicans will focus on their fight to retake the u.s. senate. featuring candidates from he valid drug states that will decide the presidential election, including among others, kari lake in arizona, a day before ms in pennsylvania, who s remarks are straight ahead. erin i didn those of course are going to be crucial. we see what they will say if mccormick running in pennsylvania was of course, at that trump rally on saturday evening, let s go to boris sanchez now, boris, you ve got a prime spot for tonight s major speeches. you are understand right near the st
it s patrick, the author of empire of pain. he s done some press about it and he tweeted this, rachel, about one of his appearances on tv. he said just had a priceless call from my father who saw a tv interview i did about the book and said in a decidedly accuse tory tone quote i noticed you re doing a lawrence o donnell and dropping your boston accent for professional reasons. so rachel, here is my question [ laughter ] here is my question. do you think patrick keefe and i should do this interview in boston accent or in our dropped boston accent for professional reasons? you should do it in your boston accents and you should subtitle it. you should get it closed captioned so that we can all know we can all know the true depths of what you re talking about. you should can i actually just say a second about patrick. he s one of the few non-fiction writers in america who i read everything he writes. every time he write as book, i read it. every time he writes an art
baier, breaking tonight the conflict in the middle east escalates across the region. israeli forces are expanding the war zone, threatening more targeted attacks amid international pressure for a ceasefire. u.s. officials are asking prime minister benjamin netanyahu to deescalate in gaza, as the administration says, it s ramping up pressure on iranian backed groups. we have fox team coverage tonight chad pergram looks at the u.s. response to a drone attack that left three service members injured in northern iraq but we begin with trey yingst live from tel aviv. good evening trey. reporter: bret good evening. there is concern tonight about the possibility of a broader conflict with iran and its proxies as the war in gaza rages on. israeli forces in northern israel are on high alert as attacks from the lebanese militant group hezbollah continue. today a church took a direct hit from an anti tank guided missile injuring one civilian. when israelis troops arrived to evacuate th
time, i had a black trump courtroom battled the new border battle it s on again, sentiment in her shaw right now the battle over the jury instructions donald trump is watching it all go down let s see what when the court wraps and that is coming up. welcome everybody, i m neil cavuto on a busy news they. nate foy outside the courthouse, what can we expect? former president donald trump has already spoken twice today, were expecting him to speak again at 4:30 but you mentioned right now throughout the entire afternoon session lawyers on both sides have been debating about the jury instructions about which will be handed to the jury after closing arguments and they will use these instructions as they reached their verdict and here are some of the key takeaways so far. judge merchan said that michael cohen s admission of guilt in related to federal campaign finance law after that. to dave scarcello talk about his close relationship with rudy giuliani, that he flaunted to
of talking movies devoted to the latest developments in korean cinema. i ve come to seoul to take the temperature of one of the most dynamic film making communities in the world to ask, what s next for its movie industry? wow, look at all those people. it s my first visit to south korea. i arrived after a 14 hour flight from my home in new york. coming here was a journey of discovery. moving around seoul, i found the night time metropolis exciting, unlike anywhere i d ever been before. like many, i ve tasted the joys of korean cinema, its landmark films like oldboy and parasite. now, i was going to meet the people involved in the movie industry in south korea to find out how they make it all work. but what became clear very rapidly as i encountered koreans on the night time streets is that they really do like their movies. yeah, i really like movies. i watch movie every day, every night. i really do love movies. and actually, one of my dreams is like being a movie director, a