must be static because we are on and so is one nation freddie to go. i am brian kilmeade, s. lieutenant governor of texas, michelle weighs in on huge news and forts and abigail, why your kid in therapy could be the big problem. all that on deck but first, i want to talk about the come back. we seen it a lot in politics throughout american history. first and foremost perhaps, maybe the greatest terry truman down the polls trying to fill fdr choose and navigate the aftermath of world war little chance of winning the election in 1948. president truman truman because president. a crisis of history when world war must be followed by an organization for world peace. he ended up winning an election study everybody. you may have brought about richard nixon who wrote from the political graveyard. 1962 losing the race to telephone you bitterly proclaimed i am done with politics. i want you to know just think how much you will be missed. you have nothing to kick around anymore.
i m jimmy failla and this is fox news saturday night. hopping. just like that, the cake party is back and welcome to fox news saturday night where everybody can hang no matter who you vote for or what you slept with. man have i seen some things in my old taxi garage but there s a lot of variety here in that spirit, tonight s panel, the girl who once babysat my son, a guy who once babysat my dog and a woman who always babysat my liquor cabinet. podcast loyalty christina hutchinson. hey, girl. influencer charles mcbee. [applause] cohost in human happy hour, emily compagno. christina, this is your first time on my show and everyone should know you and i go way back. text war days. democrat think i hosted the first date of show you ever didn t comics. i was shaking in the background. i m happy to report, the club is now out of business. [laughter] historic night for comedy. for america, we are still in business but have entered our rescue days. everybody talking about
says that the president has the first amendment right to speech. yes. even the first amendment right to lie. absolutely. this indictment is criminalizing conduct not speech. it s criminalizing speech. why the randomly incised judge is bad news for the defendant. the complicated calendar of republican front runner facing three criminal trials and congressman jamie raskin on jack smith s decision to charge civil rights law used to prosecute kkk violence. check out detroit. check out when all in starts, right now. good in a few new york. i m chris hayes. for the third time in four months, donald trump will be arrested and arraigned tomorrow. and a federal courthouse in washington, d.c.. he s got to be getting used to it by now. he will stand for a federal magistrate judge. he will enter a plea as he has done in the last two cases. in this new criminal case laid out against him for attempting to steal the 2020 election. tomorrow he will be returning to the sce
right now, house republicans fail to impeach the border boss, fail to deliver an ally in need and they will fail to advance an immigration deal that they themselves demanded. plus an appeals court reveals that donald trump is not immune from prosecution. had what might the supreme court say. and the chair of the republican national committee offers to quit amid tension from trump. good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m kasie hunt. it s wednesday, february 7th. it s 5:00 a.m. here in washington, where house republicans were delivered a dramatic and really embarrassing defeat on the house floor last night. they failed in their efforts to impeach homeland security secretary mayorkas over his handling of the southern border. the resolution is not adopted. there was so much uncertainty over who would support the effort and three house republicans ultimately decided to vote with democrats against this. those three congressmen brought th
tonight, governor haley will answer questions directly from new hampshire voters on the issues that will help determine who wins the republican presidential nomination. i might have some questions of my own. in the audience tonight are voters who say they plan to participate in the new hampshire republican primary, both registered republicans and undeclared or independent voters, who are not registered with either major party but are still allowed to participate in the primary elections here in new hampshire. to find tonight s questioners, we cast a wide net, slis itting help from various organizations including universities, business groups, parent group, young professional organizations, religious groups, and conservative organizations. guests of the haley campaign and new england college are in the audience tonight, but they will not be asking questions. we ve asked everyone here to be respectful of each other and to governor haley so that voters in the room, and so that v