continue. correspondent steve harrigan is live tonight as brunswick, georgia with the latest. good evening, steve. that s right, bret. just within the last three to four minutes, some breaking news on this. the judge called the jury foreperson tout find out if they were close or not. he was told they are close to a verdict. so after a brief recess, this jury of 11 whites and one black will continue to debate whether or not the three white men are guilty of killing a 25-year-old black man in rural georgia in 2020. it was a real fight that we saw throughout the day in closing arguments over videos, over a videotape from security footage that ahmad arbery inside the house. they made the claim arbery was breaking be breaking the law he was not a jogger but instead a burglar and responsible for his own fate no one is saying ahmaud arbery had a reason to die. being captured that day and arrested by the police. he chose to fight. the prosecutor made the case at no point did arbe
requiring a shot or forcing workers to take unpaid leave. the battle unfolded. in mexico a massive caravan marches north as winter day 4 of their long journey to the us. griff jenkins is on the ground with migrants as far away as nigeria. there with you all the time and you try to figure out how to avoid answering them sometimes. laura: president biden joking about dodging the media while his approval rating hits a new low. you can t dodge us, we are here, fox and friends first . you are really struggling. i was going to send you want to try lee greenwood again but you need to try everything. talking about eli whitney and the cotton gin and that you have a loom in your office. that was rich. make them stop the music. you are watching fox and friends tuesday morning and i promise i will try to keep it together. laura: we start with the strange way the president is selling his $1 trillion spending bill, president biden at times whispering, then yelling describing i
classic kicking off tonight on fox. todd: i did a little research, if they don t hit it, they will lose because hitting it is crucial to winning in baseball. jillian: you run, you will lose. todd: you are watching fox and friends first tuesday morning. jillian: a lot of factors in play. let s begin with the way the president is selling his $1 trillion spending bill, whispering or yelling when trying to convince americans it won t cost a cent. todd: lauren blanchard has a range of voice work, no whispering, no yelling, nice and steady, the president s approval rating falls to a new level. reporter: i don t know whether to turn the volume up or turn the volume down. president biden hopes to pitch for the build back better bill comes across loud and clear but what the bill doesn t how much it costs is still confusing many. what are we doing? what in god s name are we doing? we pay for it all. it doesn t increase the deficit single sent. reporter: yesterday the president
shows the candidates separated by a point. john fetterman struggled to communicate and did not commit to releasing full medical records after suffering a stroke this spring. dr. oz did not focus on his opponent s health and hit him on the issues. let s also talk about the elephant in the room, i had a stroke, he s never let me forget that. and i might miss some words during this debate, put two words together, it knocked me down, i will keep coming up. this campaign is about fighting for everyone in pennsylvania that ever got knocked down. john fetterman during this crime wave has been trying to get murderers convicted and sentenced to life in prison out of jail in possible. one thing to legalize drugs and open the border, to raising taxes, i want washington to be civil again and less radical. john fetterman will bring that. todd: brooke singman has major moments from the debate. brooke: john fetterman and mehmet oz s debate was not short on drama. john fetterman was
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