years of precedence upholding the appointment of special prosecutors under different presidents, it could result in current cases being thrown out. while in pennsylvania, the fbi is investigating the security failure that led to the attempted assassination of donald trump at saturday s campaign rally. barely missing what could have been a fatal blow. we begin with the decision by judge cannon who was already being criticized by many for slow walking the case. joining us ken dilanian, vaughn hillyard at the republican national convention in milwaukee, andrew weissmann, top prosecutor for robert mueller, a special prosecutor, and former u.s. attorney barbara mcquade. walk us through judge cannon s reasoning on dismissing this case and the broader implications, of course. andrea, this is a stunning decision. the first thing our viewers need to know is this is a technical decision that had nothing to do with the merits of the case. it had nothing to do with the allegations of m
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and the rocket s red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave? oe o er the land of the free, and the home of the brave rachel: good morning. it is zick in new york. that was lee greenwood with the star-spangled banner. i just love him. to me is just like a wonderful man. he is such a patriot. should do lee greenwood every time. pete: would be okay with that. official anthem singer of fox & friends weekend . i like it. i don t know if you saw, rachel, tribute in lights, twin towers dominating the skyline. rachel: they say you can see it from a 60-mile radius. it is pretty spectacular. pete: another reminder of a powerful day for all of us to be there. spent the day a lot thinking about that. frankly a lot about what you said, rachel at the end. we saw 20 minutes of what happened in real time, the remembrance and heroism. there is a lot of anger that comes throughou
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