fox news saturday night. hopping. welcome to another episode of the cable news cake party, it is the first day of pride month which is ironic, the only time i m dressed like a straight man all year. [laughter] some of you have never lost before, good old-fashioned comedy show where everybody is welcome and you can be republican, you can be democrat, just don t be a [bleep] and for those of you who watch cable news regularly, i want to congratulate you making an entire 20 seconds without seeing coverage of trump s guilty verdict. it was insane this whole week. on my way to work thursday some crazy looking homeless dude was like have any he s like the ground because trump is about to speak outside the courthouse it was a bizarre scenario but nice to meet robert de niro. [laughter] will get to that angry dwarf in a minute but we know political tensions are correct up to 11 so we booked your favorite panelist to help take the edge off. they all got stuck behind pro- hamas prote
closing arguments in the child where the fate of the former president hangs in the balance. a big four days or beyond. regardless the judge said get back to work today after taking a week after. i m bill hemmer, good morning. dana: you already having me laugh. i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. great to be back in business after four weeks of testimony lawyers are about to give closing arguments in the trial of former president trump. a chance for both sides to make their final pitches. it is expected to last all day. the judge will likely give instructions to the jury tomorrow and then from there it s off to the races. bill: the 12 jurors will deliberate behind closed door. six alternates. no juror has left the main panel which may be a bit unusual. we shall see with the lawyers throughout the next two hours. how long that deliberation takes is anyone s guess. the verdict could exonerate the former president or make him the first commander-in-chief con fac
we are and at! we are in it! i can t do anything! i heard trees falling and banging off that house and the electricity went off and i looked out the window and the barn was gone. having it hit so close to home makes me a little nervous for the summer. molly: nearly two dozen people are dead as the severe storms ripped across america s heartland this memorial day weekend. dangerous tornadoes have been reported in parts of the mississippi tennessee and ohio valleys. the threat of severe storms is now shifting east. hello and welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live. i m molly line. molly: we have another jam-packed hour. i m griff jenkins. at least 21 people across four states have been confirmed dead. cars were flipped over. you see here. widespread damage left behind after a tornado outbreak tore apart communities in texas this weekend and millions along the i-95 corridor were are now at risk of these storms. molly: we have coverage. nick kosir is standing b
fox news saturday night. coppin. welcome to fox news saturday night. i am aware look like a male stripper in this jacket. not chippendale but more like chips and dip, but you get it. a lot of singles in the pocket so let s make it rain. world-class comedian for can be seen tomorrow on my patio probably passed out. [laughter] the second is a little tricky, the guest wrote it herself. [laughter] podcast powerhouse she s about to win another yellow jacket because they have no shot. a fired up michelle. [applause] superstar is perfect for bipartisan show like this because not only on rfk s campaign but it looks like lindsey graham at 12 years old. hey girl. it s a big deal. before we get into the news of the week, i will help all of you know later on in tonight s show, i m having a race, a car race with indianapolis 500 driver catherine lake who happens to be the only female at the brickyard tomorrow. michelle, you are broadcasting legend in the world of sports, you think f