views of more than 74 million americans who voted for slump in this is shameful and deceitful. this is why millions of people are coming to parler. 8 like 8 lights for 8 nights. ugly lighting will be this afternoon in washington, d.c. steve: good morning, everybody. it s thursday, december 10th. we start today s show with a fox news alert. take a look at that map. the trump campaign in 17 states are backing a lawsuit filed by the texas attorney general challenging the general election results from november. ainsley: that s exactly right. he says and 17 other states are arguing that 62 electoral college votes from georgia, michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin should be invalidated. the texas attorney general claims that those states acted unconstitutionally when they moved to expand the mail-in voting saying only state legislators could challenge election laws. brian: this came as a total surprise. meanwhile house republicans request a special counsel to investigate the ele
investigation. looks like nefarious. primary day. mckinley face off. endorsed by donald trump. alex is in a big rails. beautiful like diamonds in the sky that is nashville and this was chosen because, actually passed through nashville this weekend. you can always tell that a city is growing in my humble opinion by the airport. doubling the size of that airport. constantly seems to be construction. it s hard for them to keep up how many people are moving to that city and the outskirts. ainsley: why did they just redo laguardia? everybody is leaving new york. brian: laguardia was 20 years late. ainsley: we needed it. steve: good morning, folks. they spent like $5 billion to redo the airport. it s out in the middle of a bay in new york city. the problem is they redid the terminal but they didn t change the runways and the ramps. and those were bills to like 1930 s standards. any time you fly in you still have to wait on the ramp until the papers get out o
surreal. 114 people confirmed dead. at least 800 missing and what will likely be the deadliest wildfire in u.s. history. some signs greeting the president were honest and tough quote, you are late. another no comment. a reference to his initial answer to a question on the deaths of the people on that island. some very angry, many of them at the pace, the slow pace of federal help. a little too late. it s been two weeks since we ve seen him. he missed his window of opportunity. i want to support him because i want him to support our community. we need help right now. he was here just for i don t see why he should be here. what happens after this? what happens next? we re all watching. harris: well, he said to watch him and look what we see. the president now is promising to rebuild maui but then vintage biden. president biden: i don t want to compare difficulties but we have a little sense, jill and i, what it is like to lose a home. lightning struck at home on a
thets big barr laying out a flaw in the main defense that donald trump s lawyers using in the federal election case. we ll have much more from the former attorney general on trump s many, many legal issues in just a moment. meanwhile a key conspirator in the riot at the capitol could receive the longest sentence yet for the january 6th attack. and a very significant summit at camp david for president biden. we ll explain the stakes at today s meeting. good morning and welcome to way too early on this friday, august 18th. we made it to friday, folks. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us. and we ll begin this morning with the trial date proposed by donald trump s legal team that is way, way, way in the future. in a court filing late yesterday the attorneys representing the former president in the federal election interference case against him that s the one out of washington requested that that trial begin in april of 2026. that is 2 1/2 years late
congressional republicans are already saying weiss s new status makes him a fire wall insulating president biden and his justice department and could actually impede congressional efforts to get to the truth. look into that. also tonight, the justice department has moved to officially dismiss the now defunked plea deal with the president s son. correspondent dazed spunt has the details from the justice department. good evening, david. reporter: bret, good evening to you. the legal jeopardy for the president s son only deepens now that this case has special counsel status, and we can say tonight that it appears hunter biden is headed for trial. i have concluded that it is in the public interest to appoint him as special counsel. david weiss, the u.s. attorney who had been leading the justice department s probe of hunter biden s tax and business dealings now getting a new job title and new legal responsibilities. reporter: mr. weiss has the authority he needs to conduct