county, and the party that s less interested in keeping the government open that john fetterman s hoodies. no dress code now, i think is another step in the wrong direction. senator john fetterman joins me to talk about it all. all in starts now. , good evening from new york, we re awaiting a ruling from judge tucked in in d. c., on whether or not she will recuse herself from donald trump s federal election case. that request, made by the ex presidents lawyers, comes because they say, she is bias. their argument senators during previous trials of january six defendants, that donald trump remains free. indisputably true. now, that motion that we are expecting is just one of many moving pieces in the many legal battles that the four times and that it ex president is facing. it s easy to lose track, even for me, who follows it professionally, but remember it s a man who is facing for impending criminal trials of a total of more than 90 trials. a man who has already bee
hour of fox & friends with a fox news alert. you re looking live at the westback where palestinian prisoner are set to be released any minute, this as we expect a group of at least a dozen or more hostages to be released later today after 13 were freed yesterday. rachel: some of the hostages are reuniting with their loved ones for the first time including this israeli boy who turned 9 years old while he was in captivity. he got to hug his family for the first time in seven weeks. todd: now to alex hogan live in jerusalem with the very late. reporter: good morning. we could see the release of today s new round of hostages any moment now. we will continue to monitor that. we are expecting to see 14 is israeli hostages in exchange for 42 palestinian prisoners. we have been hearing some conflicting reports today that potentially the number of israeli hostages could be 13, but we re also getting new video, these moments of these families finally being back together like this o
former president trump is back in washington right now. looking to bring a new unity to the republican party and he will be hosting meetings with lawmakers, business leaders, and potential candidates for the vice presidency. he is expected to speak at the national republican vittorio committee later this afternoon. we will be monitoring his movements in washington all hour long. hello, everyone. this is outnumbered, i am kayleigh mcenany and here is my cohost, emily compagno, along with cheryl casone, and kaylee mcghee white, and fox news contributor, attorney, and former nypd inspector, paul mauro. first, let s go live on capitol hill. hey, kayleigh. it s been quite the circus here in washington, d.c., as we hop around different parts of the city following the president on his whirlwind tour of washington, the nation s capital. she s with the ceos of different businesses at a roundtable, trying to sell his economic policy and trying to win some donors. next, he will be c
qu quote, deutsch banks takes its legal obligations seriously. here s an interview with the new york times a couple of months ago, answering questions as to whether his businesses and finances were fair gain. if mueller was looking at your finances and your family finances unrelated to russia, is that a red line? i would say yes. let s get to all of this with our reporters and guests, white house bureau chief phil rucker, with me on set, national security reporter ken delaney. and chuck rosenberg, a former u.s. attorney who worked on the staff of robert mueller and james comb koecomey of the fbi. let me start with those financial headlines. there s a dispute about the facts, but would you surmise that donald trump s taxes are something that bob mueller either has or will seek to
which the president and james comey have very different accounts of what happened there. and finally to the deutsch bank discussion that you re having. jay sekulow is another one of the president s o
not to prosecute citing the controversial stand your ground law. now federal lawmakers want a justice department investigation. the lawyers who represented trayvon martin and george zimmerman are here. plus, for the president, it was the best of weeks and the worst of weeks, depending on your point of view. michael cohen again dominating headlines claiming trump knew in advance of the meeting with russian representatives. meanwhile, the longstanding accountant gets a federal subpoena. amidst the legal woes came more economic news. the president lifts the gdp above 4%. mid-terms on the horizon, is it still the economy, stupid? and this pennsylvania 5th and 6th grade teacher has been moonlighting for years. suddenly it s endangering his day job? because he plays a bad guy that
does the nazi salute and shouts zig heil. is the problem his or the fans who cheer him on, rather than booing? but first there s a funeral today for a man shot dead july 19 in a florida parking lot. the shoo