Policies that drove people of color to the polls either dead or in the balance, the rising majority will have a keen high on what congress will get done as we look at a quickly approaching midterm cycle, that, my friends, is a part of the reason why were here in the purple fact state of florida. Hispanic heritage month says if culturely ethnically geographically and ideology diverse, not only harnesss 2 trillion in buying power, also the numbers to drive how this democracy functions. Now, you guys know, we dont need a designated month on this show. The center vices of the rising majority. Were not new to this. Were true to this. But for those that have fellow curiosity of our countrymen, we have a lot to cover. You dont want to miss a minute of it. Lets kick it off with latinas. They understood the assignment at the ballot box and the boardroom. You may have hearse the phrase the future is latina, joining me now is a familiar thing, journalist marianna is on set with me, marianna atenc
whether and donald trump ultimately has immunity for the alleged crimes he committed while president, more on that story in a moment. another major headline involves the u.s. supreme court which is set to play a major role in the 2024 election, the justices announced they will decide whether to restrict access to a widely used abortion drug even in states where it remains legal, mifepristone is one of the most common abortion methods in the united states, the patients use it at home and have been for two decades, this new case could be decided by 2024 which will throw the court in the middle of an election where access to abortion and whether it will be legal will be a key issue for many voters. the justices also announced they will consider an appeal for an indicted 20 right or how a federal instruction law can be used for the capital attack or if it can be used at all, that could impact hundreds of criminal cases including donald trump. we will breakdown the impact starti
and this is america s late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, looks like the president of harvard university will keep her job as one news outlet says, she was only targeted because she s a woman. in moments, we ll be joined by students from both harvard and mit. but first a vote to formally launch an impeachment inquiry into president joe biden is just now hours away. the house speaker mike johnson says it s a legal decision, not a political one. but house republicans have very little wiggle room. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with more on the early morning vote. kevin good evening. reporter: yeah, bright and early tomorrow morning coming up just hours from now. evening my friend. now boy this time tomorrow night, trace, it is obvious that house republicans will have taken another step toward what many believe is an eventual impeachment of president biden. today, passing the resolution to do so out of the house rules committee and
the house will vote to formally launch impeachment inquiry into the president as lawmakers gear up for a closed-door deposition with hunter. you are watching fox and friends first, i m todd piro. carley shimkus is off today. hunter and his legal team have not confirmed if he ll be there at 9:30 this morning. republicans say there will be consequences if he s a no-show. brooke singman will break down this busy day in d.c. brooke: set to be a family affair on capitol hill today starting with impeachment inquiry vote, which is vital to get to the bottom of the biden family business dealings. the constitution requires this of us, they are not turning over documents or key witnesses, we need impeachment inquiry vote from the full house. i believe it will pass. brooke: formalize the inquiry today and could see articles of impeachment drafted against the president in first half of next year. one republican is snapping back at democrats, the same democrats voted to impeach pr
sean: welcome to hannity and tonight joe biden trashing republicans during a press conference with ukrainian president zelensky all because they are making border security a top priority. now the president always seems to fly off the handle when talking about the gop, while giving america s geopolitical foes a free pass. even as they try to kill u.s. soldiers abroad, almost a hundred attacks in a little over a month. we have a full report straight ahead but first the president of harvard is now getting a free pass. gay just received a unanimous vote of confidence after this abhorrent testimony about genocide and virulent anti-semitism. now festering all over her campus. take a look at this. so, the answer is yes. that calling for the genocide of jews violates harvard code of conduct. correct. again, it depends on the context. it does not depend on the context. the answer is yes, and this is why you should resign. these are unacceptable answers across the board. se