gutfeld: i had no idea you were such a thrill-seeker. no? no, not really. gutfeld: well, thank you for that. so, it s no longer a border crisis, it s an unmitigated border disaster megacrisis. thousands upon thousands living under a texas bridge, and not in a good way. you know, if this were spring break and those were partying undergrads, the outrage would be palpable. it s a super spreader event, where are the masks? why aren t they six feet apart. what do they think this is, the emmys? which raises the obvious question, how did it get this bad. it s simple, the media does its best not to cover bad news for their guys in office or in delaware or wherever joe s wandered off to in an open robe, his hands sticky from rocky road. remember, it s not what they report on, it s what they omit that does the damage. the media holds the reins. yes, the rein, we ll get to that. fox covered the border under both trump and biden. and the fact is we d all be like biden and harris, t
nations in, no. our panel is standing by to weigh in and began by s death officially ruled a homicide. we have a doctor to join us to discuss the clues the autopsy will provide about the crime and who committed it. and covid mandates sparking chaos with newly released video showing three tourists in a big brawl over the vaccine mandate for indoor dining. we begin tonight with president biden s address to the u.n. general assembly long on globally. but light on our own national security. white house correspondent kevin taking a closer look tonight. good evening. it was certainly his big chance on the global stage to set the american agenda, to spell out for our allies and our adversaries the agenda that will make the world, in particular, the u.s., a safer and more prosperous place but by failing to even mention china or russia or iran, critics accuse mr. biden of missing a major opportunity and in the process missing the mark. we ll leave not just an example of our power
governor s remarks live. we ll see if the press is gathering around him, he might be starting shortly. all this as a group of moms fight back against fentanyl. this is a war like i m raising the flag. our sons were a casualty of this war. sandra: we will meet the heroic moms to make sure not one more child dies from fentanyl poisoning. john: and china upping the ante on espionage efforts in the united states. a closer look at the schemes that have xi s regime mining data everywhere, from headquarters to your phone. sandra: this high school junior is so fast, she had to create a race category to keep things competitive. she ll be joining us live to talk about running for the all time record. do you think i m excited about that? welcome back as america reports sprints into a second hour. sandra smith in new york. we ll keep our eye on developments at the border with the governor, john. john: we will. john roberts in washington. all of those stories and more coming u
wild fair fire fire across the u.s. president biden set to make his first trip to the southern border this sunday. the visit comes after two years in office and more than 4 million migrant encounters. is it too little too late? more on those stories throughout the hour. first a fight for the speaker s gavel enters day four. republicans remain divided after 11 rounds of voting. the most since 1859 as lawmakers hint negotiations could last through the weekend. i m dana perino. bill: i m bill hemmer. kevin mccarthy still not able to strike a deal with 20 conservative hold-outs. 12th vote set for noon eastern time and see whether or not it goes down at that time. mccarthy and allies remain confident a deal is said to be on the table after yet another set of late night concessions. indiana republican elect jim banks with us last hour. a supporter of mccarthy talked to us about the latest. i don t know if i see light at the end of the tunnel yet but i m hearing about it. a lo
Future, i mean ladies and gentlemen, there s real concerns that similar situation is happening with the biden administration. so we should be looking into this. sandra: appreciate your time today, sir. thank you. john: thanks, congressman. i ve known diane feinstein a very long time, she s definitely hurting i hope she gets better but under the system she got elected, and she will decide to step down. sandra: there were reports that feinstein s health was worse than previously known from shingles, and shannon bream is standing by, hi, but first aishah hasnie is live on capitol hill for us. what s the arrangement with pelosi s daughter all about? hey, sandra, good afternoon to you. we are learning a few more details about this arrangement