[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] pete: welcome to fox friends. No better way to start off your weekend with us than with our nation s anthem. Rachel: i agree. Pete: welcome to the show will contain and roomp. Rachel camposduffy. Will: glad to see you both on this saturday, july 24th, 2022, well, as you know at this point, there is a rising crime rate across this country. Focused largely in the big urban areas. In washington, d. C. , the police chief has had it, he is mad as hell in his own words about crime rising in washington, d. C. What s gotten everyone s attention is the shooting in washington, d. C. Close to the washington nationals ballpark and close to some fancy restaurants. I m a little bit were to on this. I think we should always be talking about rising crime. Seems to be of special attention when it happens in our fancier areas. In quite honestly white neighborhoods. While we in fox have been talking about rising crime in neighborhood
out front tonight, stunt show. i m going to show you some live pictures. that s the senate floor. the senate clerk is reading out loud the 628-page covid relief bill. this is expected to take about ten hours. it is after all, 628 pages. and you can thank republican senator ron johnson for this stall tickactic. it is a stunt pure and simple. by midnight he can change some democrats minds. that is not what he is actually trying to do. first of all, only one senator has been in the room the whole time listening. only one, and that senator is ron johnson. the senators who have been there, at most it s been a handful at a time. they weren t even paying close attention when they did stop by. this reading is not going to do anything but delay. and just hear it from the majority leader himself. we all know this will merely delay the inevitable. it will accomplish little more than a few sore throats for the senate clerks who work very hard day in, day out to help the senate functio
the us as three men have been found guilty of a black man he was out jogging guilty of a black man he was out jogging when they stopped him and shot him dead. we jogging when they stopped him and shot him dead. shot him dead. we the “my find the defendant travis h shot him dead. we the jury find the defendant travis mcmichael - shot him dead. we the jury find the defendant travis mcmichael guilty. | we are going to continue bbc news coverage of the unfolding situation in the english channel. at least 31 people have drowned after a boat carrying migrants capsized. the boat was attempting to cross from france to england when it sank off the french coast. french police say the boat set out from dunkirk, east of calais, with around 50 people on board. here s the british prime minister borisjohnson. i just want to say that i m shocked and appalled and deeply saddened by the loss of life at sea in the channel. i think that the details are still coming in, but more than 20 peopl
headquarters in new york city. call it a perfect political storm. fresh off his headline-grabbing trip through iowa, governor ron desantis is back on his home turf, again throwing shade at donald trump. his pitch to voters just an hour ago, pick me if you want someone who won t spend all their time on cable news and social media. for me it s like okay, what s that true north? you obviously have to win or you don t get a ticket to the dance. once you do that, how are you going to be able to bring about big change to make people s lives better. president biden s surprising new southern state strategy. why his campaign is weighing a big money bid to win states like florida and north carolina. is he nervous his political firewall from 2020 won t hold? the surprising at the stougt earn border. crossings defying expectations for a third straight day, down to less than 5,000 on sunday, the lowest daily rate in two years. we ll go live to texas in just a minute. we start with
up because of what the russians and saudis just did. i ll speak with don bacon and elizabeth slot kin. plus presidential portrait. maggie haberman has an in-depth look at his rise to power, including changing views on abortion, reversing the position he once made right here on this program. i m very pro-choice. yamiche alcindor and brendan buck. welcome to sunday, it s meet the press. announcer: this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning. i m kristin welker in for chuck to do. election day is just 30 days away. ronald reagan worried jimmy carter would engineer a last-minute release of u.s. hostages. carter, of course, did not, but the term stuck. there s at least three stories unfolding. first the nuclear threat from russia. then there are rising gas prices, now averaging just under $4 a gallon, which democrats worry there will be a sign to voters that there is a true. but the october surprise of the week, it could determine control of senat