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
seeking to drive a borisjohnson is to meet police to discuss his allegations. he chairs the public administration committee and said he would speak to a detective next week. their allegations have been denied. us military aid has landed at kyiv overnight following talks between russia and the us secretary of state on friday. moscow has denied it plans to invade ukraine. humanitarian aid has begun to reach the thousands of people affected by the thousands of people affected by the volcano and tsunami on the islands of tonga, the new zealand navy has provided a desalination plant aboard a naval ship which will process 250,000 litres of water. five of the uk leading business groups have called on the government to intervene to support consumers and businesses facing spiralling energy costs. arnold schwarzenegger, the former governor of california and movie star, has survived a multi vehicle pile up in los angeles and one person is in hospital but their injuries are not thought t
on the growing crisis in ukraine asrussian troops mass on the border and f its time for global questions. with zeinab badawi in the ukrainian capital kyiv. hello, i m zeinab badawi. welcome to global questions from kyiv, the capital of ukraine. the build up of russian troops near its border with ukraine has raised fears that moscow wants to extend its influence in former soviet states, such as ukraine. in this second edition of global questions from kyiv, we ask what is putin s game in his backyard? applause. hello and welcome to the mystetskyi arsenal cultural centre here in kyiv. let me tell you who is on my panel, who will be taking questions from our audience here. deputy prime minister of ukraine is olha stefanishyna. she has been very much the international face of the ukrainian government during this current crisis. kristina kvien is the charge d?affaires, that s the acting d affaires, that s the acting ambassador for washington, here in kyiv. carl bildt is a former s
the election by putting forward fake electors from seven states that trump lost. also this week an atlanta area district attorney requested a special grand jury to investigate the former president s election interference in georgia, and trump family members are also under the legal spotlight as the january 6th committee is asking ivanka trump to cooperate and has subpoenaed phone records from other trump family members. we re starting, though, with the breaking news, today. the department of justice has just charged a texas man for allegedly making death threats against election workers in georgia. cnn s evan perez joins us now. what can you tell us about the suspect and the charges? well, victor, his name is chad stark, and he was arrested today in texas. he s being charged by prosecutors in atlanta, and according to the prosecutors, what he did was he posted a message on craigslist in january of 2021 seeking to pay someone $10,000 if they would kill specific georgia ele
old expansion. the u.s. will respond in writing, but officials say that s still a nonstarter. aevd, i asked secretary blinken about any results from today s talks. mr. lavrov has spoken today about hysterical rhetoric. what he called hysterical rhetoric from the west about an invasion, he claims to provoke ukraine. president biden said that is what has happened so far, that he believes that putin will move in, because he s got to do something. so, do you think, as of today, that you have a better understanding from mr. lavrov, first of all, of what putin s intentions are? do you have any commitment at all that they will stop the aggression that you say is standing in the way of any positive agreement? where do you see a space for any kind of engagement to defuse this crisis? we re not proceeding on the basis of emotion. we re proceeding on the basis of fact and history. the facts are that russia has amassed very significant forces in ukraine s border. and continues to do