Again data live in Asheville North Carolina where donald trump is said to give his remarks on the economy, to run against calm this is some new numbers, the pace of Inflation Slowing in july, one of those remarks begin we will take you there life pick first though to the tensions onGoing in the middle east, building at this hour with growing fears at a reigning attack on israel is it nearing to pick this is hezbollah fighters taught from a Rockets Into Northern Israel ahead of the ceasefire talks expected tomorrow but without hamas and were dissipating. We will tell you all about it. This is where the involvement are Going in all over those, PentaGon Press Secretary Pat Ryder and former secretary of state, both here, welcome everybody, im neil cavuto,s Gophers to Tel Aviv with of elitist. Hello, hamas said it will not return to neGotiations tomorrow, the State Department Today indicated that either way, plans are in place for talks to move forward. As a said yesterday, our partners ass
prosecutor, viktor shokin investigating burisma was fired. nothing to see here, folks. the redacted email shows archer planned to meet with s. that s all it said in the email, s., which fox news digital has confirmed refers to kerry on march 2nd of 2016. the findings come as shokin sounded off on brian s show over the weekend about being fired arrests the top prosecutor, claiming that he was getting closer to revealing corruption within burisma house speaker kevin mccarthy says now republicans are inching closer towards articles of impeachment for biden he says also that some of the democrats are sharing their concerns as well. they will get the house. they just need to have a few democrats in the senate who agree. so, a few things are going on here. they say viktor shokin was the problem. joe biden did a great thing two years or four years ago bragging to council of foreign relations. i got rid of that prosecutor i gave him six hours to do it. we never heard from the p
brand-new look. you are watching fox and friends first, i m carley shimkus. ashley: and i m ashley strohmier in for todd piro. chairman jim jordan says investigators are in final stage of biden family bribery probe. doug luzader has details. douglas: are we getting closer to answer on how the investigation of hunter biden has been handled? the judiciary says we are. who are you going to believe, the two whistleblowers whose testimony has been consistent or the garland-biden justice department which can t get their story straight? doug: two whistleblowers say there was interference in the investigation. democrats have stood by the white house. since you reference the hearing, what a ridiculous clown show, i have respect for whistleblowers, but the fact is from the basis of the hearing, they didn t have a fair shot of what they came to say in light of the clown show. i m not confident about what the whistleblowers said. doug: one of the president s rivals for demo
few moments. former president trump s lawyers juggling multiple appeals, including asking the supreme court to review an appeals court rejection of his immunity claim, to pause it, while he tries to take control of the republican national committee before he is nominated. the stock market tumbles after numbers show inflation slowing, but not by as much as predicted. putting more pressure on the fed and the white house. good day, i m andrea mitchell in washington. after a rare all night session to break a republican filibuster in the senate and a final vote at dawn, the senate passed a $95 billion emergency foreign aid bill, including $60 billion for ukraine, $14 billion for israel, plus billions to bolster taiwan and $9 billion in humanitarian aid. the senate super majority was 70-29, including 22 republicans. once again, the bill faces a battle to get a vote in the house. finally, america led the way for freedom and democracy. we this bill, the senate declares tha
adopted. harris: impeachment for the homeland security secretary. you see he refused to follow the laws to our southern border and keep things secure. but he could not escape the power of republicans in the u.s. house of representatives. house republicans impeached dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas over biden s border crisis, the first time a cabinet secretary has been impeached since 1876. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. the vote as you know failed last week the first time. they didn t get enough for republicans. on the second round, last night the margin was tight, 214 to 213 straight party line, republicans got it done. republicans saying it is the price for dereliction of duty. we executed our constitutional duty impeaching secretary mayorkas for violating his oath to support and defend the constitution, subvert the rule of law and breach the american public s trust. months and months of building this case that this secretary has failed to do