former president donald trump has spoken very highly of him. of course, you talked about former house speaker nancy pelosi. when it comes to the importance of tonight, this is supposed to be a night of unity during what is a very fractured and seemingly devices time divisive time. there have been questions about what will president biden do? one of the questions, a lot of focus on former house speaker nancy pelosi. we know those lawmakers closest to pelosi have come out and asked biden to step aside, so many questions and what happens next but the focus here tonight really being on raising funds and really throwing their support behind those democratic lawmakers, politicians who are running in november on a local level. in terms of how people here are feeling, i want to take you from what we heard from one person all the way from philadelphia to be here tonight. i think, for me personally, you know, the stakes and what we are voting for and what we are voting against do
hello, i m jake tapper at the republican national convention here in milwaukee, wisconsin, where the state of our union is on edge. we are learning more this hour about the shocking assassination attempt on former president donald trump at of pennsylvania campaign rally yesterday afternoon multiple sources are telling cnn that authorities found explosive materials inside the car and the residents of the shooter, 20-year-old, thomas michael crooks, who was killed by the u.s. secret service after he fired upon former president trump also a crucial new information the shooter was flagged by local law enforcement before the shooting because he was acting suspiciously around the security check outside the rally. so far, investigators have not found any initial signs, no social media or other writings that would help provide a motive for his sick and twisted act. trump has said he was shot in the upper part of his right ear. he was examined at a hospital and released one person a
blinken says that u.s. has no leverage there because all u.s. diplomats have been pulled out. the white house briefing set to begin any moment now and we expect there will be questions. fox team coverage begins now. general jack v6 is standing by. in trey, you had some breaking news for us at the top of the hour here. we ve got a lot of new information here. according to a source familiar, that flight with foreigners on board has landed in qatar. according to the sources there were actually about 113 passengers on board come out lower than the original estimat of 200 and these are foreigners from all different parts of the world. american citizens, canadians chemically ukrainians, german, and british citizens. according to the source additionally we know the passengers will be processed here in qatar, they will head from the airfield to a facility near to where we re at right now . they will take corona test and be given food in allowed some time to rest before ultimately
himself. as a man out of step with the times, not a serial harasser as the attorney general s report alleges. i ve never crossed the line with anyone. but i didn t realize the extent to which the line has been redrawn. there are generational and cultural shifts that i just didn t fully appreciate. and i should have. no excuses. well, his accusers said the governor certainly did cross a line, often. that sailed, the governor did also offer excuses, suggesting the investigation as well as new york s justice system was unfair and biased against him. he called the controversy politically motivated. he also had this to say to his three adult daughters. i ve seen the look in their eyes and the expression on their faces. and it hurt. your dad made mistakes, and he apologized. and he learned from it. and that s what life is all about. lindsey boylan, the governor s first accuser, made a statement on twitter. it reads, from the beginning i simply asked that the governor sto
himself. as a man out of step with the times, not a serial harasser as the attorney general s report alleges. i ve never crossed the line with anyone. but i didn t realize the extent to which the line has been redrawn. there are generational and cultural shifts that i just didn t fully appreciate. and i should have. no excuses. well, his accusers said the governor certainly did cross a line, often. that said, the governor did also offer excuses, suggesting the investigation as well as new york s justice system was unfair and biased against him. he called the controversy politically motivated. he also had this to say to his three adult daughters. i ve seen the look in their eyes and the expression on their faces. and it hurt. your dad made mistakes, and he apologized. and he learned from it. and that s what life is all about. lindsey boylan, the governor s first accuser, made a statement on twitter. it reads, from the beginning i simply asked that the governor stop