ability to overcome them than be anywhere else in the world. we begin tonight with growing presidential primary field. will hurd, former texas congressman and former cia officer, has thrown his hat in the ring. re-election was a tough fight, and he served on the house intelligence committee. why is he running for president? will he sign the pledge and support the nominee no matter who he or she may be? what will he do if he were president? let s find out. congressman will hurd, thank you for joining us. thank you, and amen, i agree, we are lucky to live where we live. trey: what did you see when you surveyed the existing candidates that led you to say, i m jumping in and going to run to be leader of the free world? sure, there is a path for a dark-horse candidate like me. i recognize the challenges i have ahead, the reality is, we are faced with generational-defining challenges, everything from china trying to surpass united states as global superpower to inflation that i
that will wake you up. good morning, 8:00, top of the hour. that is skillet performing as the concert series continueings. the line to see skillet wrapping around the building. brian: they are not here for the food, even though the food is great. rachel: that is about skillet. we had a great interview with him earlier. steve: he was so into it and gyrating up and down. new definition of cardio-christian. rachel: that is his wife on the guitar, john s wife. amazing, loving it out there. steve: we will dip in and out of their concert all morning long, go to fox nation and check in on skillet. rachel: they have tour dates you can check out. all eyes on the supreme court this morning. justices will rule on more cases before the summer recess, including the president s student loan forgiveness plan. steve: one day after joe biden described the high court as not normal. brian: most normal person we can talk to is mark meridith at the white house. do we get t
Good morning and welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. Downing street has rejected calls to cancel the state visit to the uk by President Trump, which is expected to ta ke President Trump, which is expected to take place this summer. An online Petition Calling on the Prime Minister to withdraw the invitation has gathered more than a million signatures. Government sources say it is in britains long term interest to maintain links with the us. Foreign secretary borisjohnson will give a statement to mps this afternoon after the us says britons who have shared nationality with one of the seven Middle Eastern and african countries would not be stopped from coming into america. The Uk Foreign Office has advised that only those dual nationals travelling from one of the blacklisted seven countries would be subject to extra checks and those travelling between the uk and us would not be affected. Thousands have gathered at us airports in protest at the measures. President trump says the ban is an interi
supreme court decision. chief justice roberts says modified does not mean oshg bliterate. the court is weighing back in to religion. working on sunday conflicted with a worker s religious views. as two people who work on sunday from time to time, we were watching. what is the take away for you? shannon: employers have to take on more of a burden when it comes to accommodate eligguous issues. when he started working, they didn t work on sunday and then they had a deal with amazon. for a while, they worked on an accommodation and he worked at
discriminate must articulate a state interest based on concrete evidence. we heard from supreme justice brown, let them eat cake, deeming race irrelevant in law does not make it so in life. the court ruling in favor of postal worker who was seeking a religious exemption from working on sunday. in the past, there just had to be minimal disruption. in 2016, they started talking about amazon delivery on sunday and they found a way for it to work. after a while, it was mandated for everybody.