Hearing about these two calls that he held today . Well, just The Call that the president just finished which this moderate group of democrats, im told, got pretty tense and sources even told me that the president was defensive at times, this was a private call, so im hearing from sources on that call familiar with that call about exactly what happened the president only took three questions from lawmakers, one of them was from democratic Congressman Jason Crow of colorado, who apparently asked the president how the question is, the questions surrounding his mental fitness are going to affect our Countrys Position on the World Stage and our national security. This is where sources say biden got pretty animated and defensive about his record on foreign policy, his role in nato and then the president also heard from democratic congresswoman Chrissy Houlahan of pennsylvania, who apparently pressed biden a lot about what his path to victory is in pennsylvania specifically a key Battlegroun
Pete: that is our nation s anthem on our nation s birthday. Happy independence day, america. So glad you re here. Honored to be here with rachel and will. Rachel: happy independence day. You guys look amazing. Pete: as do you. Rachel: we re all in rhett, white and blue. Will: happy 4th of july all day long today. Happy 4th of july. That was the quantico brass quintet performing the national anthem live on fox square. That is happy independence day to all much us. We ll celebrate all morning long celebrating our nation s birthday. We would love for to you celebrate with us. Send your pictures to foxnews. Com. We ll be outside of the studio having a good time. You re somewhere out in america, barbecuing, hanging out by the pool with your friends and family. Shows us where it looks like. Rachel: we re in new york. Across america in little towns everywhere there will be amazing parades and barbecues. We want to see all of that, definitely, definitely send that stuff in. As we celebrate our
welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. tributes have been paid to to the duke of edinburgh, who s died at the age of 99. prince philip was the longest serving royal consort in british histor, a constant support to queen elizabeth during more than 70 years of marriage. his death was announced in a brief statement from buckingham palace. prince philip was known for his strong views, but also his unswerving sense of duty, playing a prominent role in public life here in the united kingdom and across the commonwealth. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell looks back at a remarkable life. his was the support that mattered most. across more than 70 years of marriage and more than 65 years of elizabeth s reign, it was philip to whom she could always turn. he hadn t always found the role of consort easy, and sometimes, ill judged comments got him into trouble. but it was a partnership which weathered the storms and coped with constant scrutiny to demonstrat
charged including their leader, stewart rhodes. the highest profile individual charged so far in connection with january 6th. so-called oath keepers are the ones we saw in tactical gear and combat formation that day. you can see them there. the indictment says that rhodes and the others engaged in a conspiracy to, quote, oppose the lawful transfer of presidential power by force, by preventing, hindering, or delaying by force execution of laws governing the transfer of power. now, according to the prosecutors, the so-called oath keepers stationed themselves around the d.c. area, some near the capitol, with a group waiting at a nearby virginia hotel with a cache of weapons. they also say the plotting did not end with the attacks and that rhodes and others met later to celebrate the day and, quote, discuss next steps. this was by any stretch a big deal, which is we ll discuss with our legal team in a moment, could get much bigger. attorney general garland may have telegraphed it
good evening. in so many ways the stakes for democracy only grew higher and perhaps so too did the cost of defending it because now for the first time in its criminal investigation, the justice department has brought charges of seditious conspiracy in connection with the january 6th attack on the capitol. conspiring in the words of the law to overthrow, put down, or destroy by force the government of the united states. short of treason, the stakes can t get any higher. 11 members of the right-wing group the extremist group, the so-called oath keepers have been charged including their leader, stewart rhodes. the highest profile individual charged so far in connection with january 6th. so-called oath keepers are the ones we saw in tactical gear and combat formation that day. you can see them there. the indictment says that rhodes and the others engaged in a conspiracy to, quote, oppose the lawful transfer of presidential power by force, by preventing, hindering, or delaying by