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welcome to the beat, let s get right to it. we begin with the unprecedented collision of law and politics that america is facing in 2024 whether we like it or not, whether we are all tired of, which i get that the nation has never never put a former president on trial. prosecutors are working on that task even as donald trump s civil fraud trials go through 2023 and on 2024, he faces several criminal trials in different jurisdictions while running for president. again special counsel jack smith in the prosecution of trump s two in washington and the intelligence documents cases in florida, the atlanta ea pushing for those rico trials after winning convictions of trumpet aids through 2023 and the smaller criminal case in new york. you ve got over 90 felonies charged. that s not normal even if it has been normalized. first the trial initially slated for march, while the schedules can change, america is facing more serious warnings from people who know about this, actual l ....
declan lopez, i see you. if you know someone i should see, tell me. i m victor blackwell. i ll see you back here next saturday. smerconishsh is up rigight now. what s a father to do? i m michael smerconish in philadelphia. joe biden might soon face a decision about whether to prevent his own son from going to prison. it s a determination that will be made against the backdrop of the 2024 presidential campaign, one more intangible in an already unpredictable election cycle. hunter biden could face up to 17 years if convicted for the nine tax charges for which he was indicted on thursday. he pleaded not guilty. according to data from the internal revenue service, nearly 90% of all tax cases they refer to the department of justice for prosecution, they end with a conviction or a guilty plea. and around two-thirds of those cases resulted in prison time, with an average sentence of 14 months. this in addition to the 25 years he could face for the three federal gun charges ....
[the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] will: we be can win the fox news alert, more hostages are expected to be released today, 13 were freed from hamas captivity yesterday. rachel: some of them reuniting with their loved ones for the first time including this little israeli boy who turned 9 years old when he was held hostage. he got hugs from his family for the first time in seven days. joey:alex hogan is live in jerusalem. reporter: we are just hours from the expected release of more hostages on a historic day yesterday, the release of ten hostages, one filipino and 13 israeli hostages. let s look at how dramatic and emotional if this was, this little boy, 9 years old, running to see his father for the first time, reunited in that hospital. he and his mother were released. such emotional moments. this is seen as a major victory across israel, a desperate time for people begging for their ....
third hour of fox and friends starts right now. [musical instruments playing] steve: up really early to be with us, special day at the opry and live behind the scenes of the opry, talking to pat boone, how he s performed in that circle there. here is brian with trace atkins and craig morgan, who have also stood in that circle. yes, right now trace atkins begged to do a tour with me and craig morgan is here. they want to show me personally and you at home how special this place is. is this true? absolutely true. brian: how do you feel being here now? like being home. it is home, this is a very special place for us. brian: on this wall? the wall of the names. it starts back there from the members on down. brian: what do you do to get on that wall? boy, if we only knew. i don t know, i really don t know. i don t know what the there is no book, no list. it happens and you are grateful for it. feel like to see your name up ther ....
[9 to 5] brian: wow, that is the franklin marching band and they have come to play. ainsley: they are talented. and they woke up super early. brian: and they didn t mind doing it. guy, thanks so much for being here. we have a studio audience, we have great looking band and pretty good looking anchors. welcome to the grand ole opry house. and this has 95 years of history. multiple locations. there is so much history. we might have to take four hours instead of three. ainsley: original grand ole opry opened up in the 40 s and then moved here. it s larger. they kept. we will show you throughout the show a circle, part of the reiman stage still here today that they moved over to this facility. brian: they forgot to take it. ainsley: where they are inducted where dolly has stood. steve: they would sing and so they brought it here so that every performer would always stand in the original. lawrence: all on the souse outside. all of the artifacts. t ....