Nab them. If. [National Anthem] [National Anthem] [National Anthem] will good Morning And Welcome to Fox Friends on this sunday. Your National Anthem, your beautiful pictures and Lisa Boothe and Joey Jones with us this morning. Whats up . Lisa i was singing along, but probably better that nobody heard me. [laughter] joey she did a good job, as good a job as you could expect. St the last day of this long holiday. Im excited to go home tomorrow ask is start mine will start your Vacation Joey but its been great to see folks showing patriotism and getting a long weekend here lisa absolutely. And you get to Hang Out with us. Joey yeah. Lisa be more excited. Will that was a minute, 15 of this rendition of the National Anthem. I need to pay attention to what do you think the longest version of the National Anthem is . Ive never put an overurn On I Lisa we played this game, do you remember, on the big weekend show. Joey we did. It was a Trivia Question on how long the National Anthem would be.
If so that remarks yet another historic benchmark in what is turning in to be a historic in a bad way post presidency for the former presidency. That will do it for us now. It s time for the last word now pretty meaning lawrence. Good evening rachel, and lynda saying is amazing. To have turned the f150 into an electric f150 was quite a story to unfold in your hour. And to have linda saying, the ford engineer who came up with how to do this and letting her have that moment of telling how it all happened was really wonderful to see. Oh, thank you. Thank you. I mean, i am a car person. I m obsessed with this stuff. Every detail they revealed today, the weight of the battery, the way the sits on the battery which is what used to be the drive train which isn t the drive train anymore. Seeing that light bar on the front, her talking about how it could be used as a generator in lots of different ways, all of it was fascinating to me. But nothing is more fascinating than meeting the woman who
Well, the grand jury exists for more than just hearing about any evidence in the trump case. Obviously, this is a panel that will be reviewing different cases at the time they re sitting. The main take away here from the d. A. s position he wouldn t be doing this if he didn t think he had good evidence. He s been obviously had been looking at evidence for a number of years now. Same thing with the new york attorney general leticia james but this is a sign he feels like he has something and enough he might be able to convince jurors to bring charges. So could you explain to people that this sort of long term special grand jury, how long has it been i m mpanelled and looking at things not just trump related. Right. This is the trump case is a complicated case, obviously. They re asking jurors to look at financial documdocuments, proba. Maybe tax information understanding tax laws. They re meeting mondays, wednesdays, and fridays. We don t know specifically the date but recent weeks or m
That they be sitting. The main take away here from the d. A. s position he wouldn t be doing this if he didn t think he had good evidence. He s been obviously had been looking at evidence for a number of years now. Same thing with the new york attorney general leticia james but this is a sign he feels like he has something and enough he might be able to convince jurors to bring charges. So could you explain to people that this sort of long term special grand jury, how long has it been impanelled for and you said it s looking at a lot of things not just trumprelated? right. This is the trump case is a complicated case, obviously. They will be asking jurors to look at financial documents probably, maybe some tax information, understanding tax laws. So they re meeting mondays, wednesdays, and friday. We don t know specifically the date but recent weeks or months and, you know, the reason you call a grand jury is to give jurors time to look at, you know, the details of the complex case th
the year is 2006, republican president george w. bush is signing an extension of the voting rights act. staying there behind him is missouri senator roy blunt who now thinks voting rites is a partisan issue. that 25-year extension of the voting rights act was so bipartisan that both the majority and the minority leader were there for the signing. oh, okay, right here next to hillary clinton is senator lindsey graham before he thought that protecting voting rights was a power grab. fast forward to today when the senator who will go into the history books as little more than a caddy to the disgraced twice impeached former president said this. as to voting rights itself, i think this is the most height manufactured issue in a long time. let s just be clear. when we talk about voting rights regulation, we talk a lot about what president biden should do, what majority leader chuck schumer could do but what about the republican party up until very recently unanimously supported