is gearing up for a third white house bid as he dolls out midterm endorsements, hires aides in iowa and boasts media interviews what he sees as a glide path to victory in a 2024 gop primary. you will not hear his speech live on msnbc. only if he makes news based in fact. so, again, we will not air his speech live. but tonight it is bound to be a trumptastic festivus of lies about the election he lost, lies he used to inspire january s attack on the capitol, and by the sound of his supporters who spoke with nbc, that insurrection has not swayed their support for trump. and facts not swaying their belief that joe biden lost in 2020. you can t even try to convince me that the election was in any way fair, there wasn t election laws that were truly being followed. we re out here obviously to support the real winner of the last election. are you saying that jokingly? seriously. we re not going to take it anymore. i see a civil war coming. i do. i see a civil war coming,
whipping up hysteria. the principle threat from a military perspective is from russia on ukraine and to ukrainian soil, which is why we continue to provide security assistance material to the ukrainian armed forces. in a moment, victoria sparks, her first television interview since meeting with ukraine. but first, to greg palkot on the ground in kiev with more. greg? hi, trace. there s a lot of diplomatic clash involved. 130,000 soldiers now said to be there. the u.n. security council, the u.s. ambassador branded the move provocative. russia said they had no intention of invading. secretary of state blinken and russian foreign minister lavrov are set to talk on the phone tomorrow. for everybody on the ground, nobody is taking chances. an hour outside of kiev, these civilians have gathered. they could be going to a shopping mall. instead, they re learning the basics of combat in the event of a russian invasion. minute, women and children going through the phases. com
trump lawyers saying super not happening. those lawyers not only worried about the pending crush of cases, but right now their client as well. they re not keen on the former president s plans for a major news conference next monday in which he will reveal irrefutable ed of election fraud in georgia. so many moving legal pieces, so little time. we ve got the former attorney general bill barr on that very issue, time. if you think about it, that s what it comes down to. time. what legal cases can move forward and which ones cannot. bill barr is here. your world is now. welcome, everybody. glad to have you. i m neil cavuto. bill barr in just a moment. first right now, we want to go to washington and this drama that is building fast and furiously with all of these pending cases and moving cases of pushing things back. they also concern some separate issues on the hunter biden matter. all of it happening together. let s get the very latest from david. david? neil, you mentione
eyebrows yesterday with the president s answer to this question. watch this. my desire to increase the u.s. manufacturing and jobs in america is not about china. i m not concerned about china. martha: can that, we break in kayleigh mcenany , co host of outnumbered and marc thiessen is with us, fox news contributor and juan williams, senior political analyst for fox news. we start with kayleigh mcenany . great to have you with us. from the press perspective, one thing that got attention about this particular answer is the president had a card in his hand with a picture of the reporter and the question essentially, more or less, that she was going to ask and a list with all of the numbers. we ve gone so far from this sort of open back and forth with the president. is this normal, to lay these questions out this way? not that level of detail. look, i had a reporter from a wire service and good reporter that was being diligent trying to get information for the american pe
room. whoever next to me got shot. blood is on me from it. neil: all right. it s happened again. this time in louisville, kentucky. the scene of another mass shooting, this one at a bank. police just identified the gunman as 23-year-old connor sturgeon. an employee at the bank. the shooting leaving four dead and nine injured including a police officer remains in critical condition. the shooter was also killed at the scene. we re learning the shooter was live streaming this and the investigation is on going. today s shooting come two weeks to the day after a mass shooting in tennessee that left six people dead. fast and furious developments. we re on top of it. welcome. i m neil cavuto. let s go to nate foy with the latest developments and what happened in louisville today. nate? the louisville mayor calls this a targeted attack. the 23-year-old gunman opened fire after 8:30 a.m. it happened in old national bank in downtown louisville. police say four people were killed. n