Time hour of fox Friends Weekend a. Fox news alert, prosecutor nathan wade resigns from the Trump Georgia Case So Da Fani Willis can continue in the embattled Da Slamming Unjustified attacks from the media. Rachel plus, in massachusetts the governor said shes appalled by this haitian immigrants charge with rape ago disabled 15yearold girl and says this its a horrible situation. It is unfortunate that from time to time things will happen. Will and a live look at st. Patricks cathedral where were going to catch up with the fighting 69 before they leave todays parade. The second hour of fox Friends Weekend starts right now. [ Bag Pipes Playing ]. Rachel good morning, everybody. Its 7 00 a. M. And youre listening to the Suffolk County Police Emerald society pipe and drums playing for us. How appropriate this morning on the eve of st. Patricks day. We were just out there, its a great crew. Will right ahead of the st. Patricks day parade. Pete long day ahead of them. I bet they have a couple
thank you so much for joiningre us. fox news is learning that formepublican p r republican presidential candidate and senator tim scottr will president trump tonight. he is appearin g with formers president in new hampshire. and it s happening this hour. we re going to bringenin to you when tim scott and the president come out. but first, it s good news friday and that s the focus of tonight s angle. now, there are many reasonst to be in a great mood going into this weekend because the good news keeps coming and. now, first and most obvious, donald trump blew everyone outap of water in iowa, which meansunn that the party is uniting.g. now, it s only a matter of time before nikki haley and ron desantisboth g, who both gave it a good go, will drop out. and if they re smart they llng o endorse him. now, taking on biden and then an billionaire biden is going to require all hands, deck and a laser beam focus on turnout. mail and in ballots and ballot harvesting. nthe second piec
He died while doing exactly what he wanted to do – be of service to the community,” said Geralde Gabeau, executive director of the Immigrant Family Services Institute.
A year into his historical presidency, Rice University’s Chief Executive Officer, Reginald DesRoches, is remaining steadfast and championing measures of inclusion despite the state of Texas dismantling them at colleges across the region, all while he leads an institution whose founder during slavery profited off individuals who looked like him.