they wandered t freely to the capital like it was their building or something.. they didn t have guns but a lot of them had extremely dangerous ideas. they thought about the constitution and something called their rights. some made openly seditious claims. they insisted that the last electiond was not entirely fai. the whole thing was telephoning terrifyingand the committed unse acts of violence. by the time thousands of soldiers arrived, and an armed woman, an air force woman lay dead. to this day, that woman is the one completely verified casualty of the insurrection, the only personua whose death we said the been the bully was caused by a specific event on january 6th. we know how she died. funny thing is you almost never hear that woman s name possibly because she was not a democratic member of congress or a joe biden boater, she was a protester. her name was ashley babbitt. she was 35. we still do not know who shot ashley babbitt or why. no one will tell us. when you f
were so gallantly streaming and the rocket s red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still think . o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave. [o er the land of the free and the home of the brave rachel: good morning, everybody w welcome to fox & friends. it is 6:00 in the are morning eastern time. will, joe i, good morning to you. this is our favorite part of the show. to your viewers, those are not stock photos. those are not not done by fancy photographers. those are amazing photos that you send in make me want every time i see the national anthem on the start of our show. please continue to send the pictures in. email them to foxnews.com. make, friends @foxnews.com. i always get that wrong. good morning, will and joey. will, start with you. will: great to have you filling in for pete hegseth. you re back. joey: will need ad day off. i need ad job. so i m happy to be here. will: doing a great job. glad to have you w
iam i am live in rome where the biggest economies and biggest emitters are under pressure to meet words with actions. back in glasgow, as well as the delegates, climate activists have descended on the city for the summit including greta thunberg, mobbed as she arrived this morning. good morning from glasgow where the cop26 climate change conference, one of the biggest summits the uk has ever hosted, gets underway today, a year later than planned because of the covid pandemic. it s starting on the day the world meteorological 0rganisation is releasing its latest state of climate report which is expected to say that the last 10 years have been the warmest ever recorded. the challenge then for world leaders and delegates gathering here couldn t be more urgent. will they find ways to stop global temperatures rising by more than 1.5 degrees above pre industrial levels? and will wealthier nations live up to promises to deliver climate justice by helping developing countries? this m
messages and other recordings exist and this week, the doj, they were working hand-in-hand to sweep these allegations to sweep these allegations under the rug. thanks to a responsible judge, it did not go according to plan. the plea deal was rejected. and investigation into violations and other felonies remain active and the bidens are distraught. it is so bad joe biden is taking the next ten days off, too stressful for him. he is going to hang out on the beach and try to recuperate. the writing is on the wall. decades of what is disgraceful conduct now catching up with the biden family syndicate. what do you call someone this week, caught in a bribery scandal that made them millions? complicit in a government cover-up and uses your government to get special deals for his family? you call them joe biden. the house of cards is crumbling around him. in court, hunter contradicted his father when he admitted to taking money from china. that is something joe denied. joe got ca