welcome to fox news at night, we begin with kevin cork. the stage is set, doing peach state rallies including the ruckus affair by the president himself all just ahead of a pair of pivotal senate races that can chart the course for the nation for years to come. tomorrow each of you is going to vote in one of the most important runoff elections in the history of the country, it is not runoff, it is elections because it is a bigy. reporter: eleventh hour pitch from a man who is not ready to leave the political stage but while donald trump is eager to lead the charge for the gop in georgia it s also his strongest opposition has surfaced. i just want to find 11,780 quote quote which is one more than we have because we won the state. what are we going to do. we won the election and it is not fair to take away from us like this. opposition to the secretary of state who had his recent phone call with the president record and leaked to the washington post. we had to respo
we begin with kevin corke. happy new year. happy new year. the stage is set. duelling peach rallies including rally by the end himself and a pair of pivotal senate races that could chart the course for our nation for years to come. tomorrow each of you is going to vote in one of the most important run-off elections in the history of our country. it s not run-off. it s elections. it s a biggie. our country is depending on you. an 11th hour pitch from a man that is not ready to leave the political stage. while he s eager to lead the charge for the gop in georgia, it s where his strongest opposition has surfaced. i just want to find 11,780 votes which is one more than we have. because we won the state. so tell me, brett, what are we going to do? we won the election. it s not fair to take it away like, this. opposition in the form of georgia s secretary of state, brat raffensperger that a his conversation reported and leaked to the washington post. we responded with t
parlay hearing live in seattle. it lasted about 30 minutes. we are waiting for the judge s ruling. there were no surprises in the arguments. the attorney argued that amazon was unjustified in taking them down on sunday nights, and the action violated their agreement. amazon shot back and said parlor violated the terms of the agreement by not doing a better job of policing the content, said it glorified and promoted violence. amazon said it was forced into this unprecedented emergency action. it says its lawyers that the danger of inciting violence through language cannot be protected on social media. parlor s lawyer said they had nothing to do with the right. amazon pointed out that some of the participants are facing federal charges of inciting violence based on their post on parler. parler has been growing rapidly. it claims 15 million users. the company s ceo says it is tobeing taken off of the amazons service is a death sentence. he says this is an issue of free speec
weeks so i thought would i come in and sit with you. i m glad you are here this morning. good to see you. happy fourth of july. it was great, three day weekend. weather was fantastic, sueby welcome back. yes. quite the adventure from arthur. you could not miss me too much. um-hmm. lets take a look at our weather for today. we will start with our number. to daze we have chosen seven, nine or a ten, i think weekend was both ten s. today we will go with an eight because of the humidity. it is returning with the vengeance. we are back to the 90 s today. you have to be careful in weather like this, typical thunderstorm wet bird not to day. that is on the plus side. buddy is pool side with his dog muggy because muggy are returning. he is starting to feel that way outside. temperatures are in the 60 s and 07 s as you walk out the door right now. as we check out ultimate doppler good news there is no precipitation a, none expected today, 74 where we are right now, we
president, had been marginalized, and would likely leave after his year anniversary at the white house. that anniversary came and went yesterday and was accompanied by a tweet showing a beaming kelly and president trump with the caption congratulations to general john kelly. today we celebrate his first full year as white house chief of staff. today, white house officials told fox news that the president asked kelly to stay on through 2020, the end of his first term, and that kelly accepted very many of the previous rumors about kelly had come from within the white house and his changes elsewhere in the administration. with general kelly at his side, president trump is going to war with the powerful koch brothers, who are waging a campaign against the present strategy of using tariffs to leverage new trade deals. because of new tariffs, our farmers livelihoods are at risk. carmakers, factory workers and macs you don t like manufacturers. farmers want trade, not aid.
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authorities and facilitating them. it seems right now they re trying to raise as much money and awareness to recover mollie tibbetts. bill: her boyfriend spoke to fox news.com at length yesterday. he is back in the house where she was staying when she disappeared on the 18th of july, matt. he is back in that house where mollie went missing. he hasn t gone inside the bedroom where she has gone missing. we asked him if he noticed signs of a struggle or forced entry. he said he would not comment because investigators asked him not to jeopardize the investigation. he tells us the doors to this home were probably not locked on the day that mollie went missing. he said people don t lock their doors in small-town iowa. regarding what he thinks happened, he says he has no idea. never body has their own theories. i m leaving it up to the law enforcement to try to figure that one out.
just don t want to go racking it through my brain thinking of
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the government and for manafort to keep things moving along. they did. that is the same judge that challenged the special counsel s office and accused them of just trying to use charges of financial crimes to squeeze manafort in giving them information that they could use against president trump. the trial proceeded anyway and the former trump campaign manager that was a wakened by an fbi agent performing a no-knock raid is being confronted with evidence that he hit $60 million from the irs which he received consulting ukrainian politicians. the charges are for falsifying income tax returns, bank fraud and failing to file reports. if convicted, manafort could face 305 years in jail. there s sentencing guidelines for federal cases like that that would suggest that the judge would probably give him something less than that, shep. shepard: what is the next step in this trial, peter? any minute, shep, we expec
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that and $300 billion after that. basically the entire u.s. trade relationship with china. initially on the next tranche of $200 billion, the president was thinking about levying attacks of 10%. this afternoon we re going to learn that the president is going to up that to 25%. the belief here among his trading economic team that china continues to be a bad actor when it comes to trade and they need very strong influence, if you will, to try to get china to change its ways. listen to what sarah huckabee sanders. the president has made some head way the e.u. in terms of lowering trade barriers, taking steps towards levelling the playing field. does the president and his team believe that is possible with china without taking some real punitive measures? we d like to see the playing field levelled. the president as both he and i think about 15 members of his administration have said
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courage. there is a brave, tough cookie, along with some of his friends. i didn t know he was going to be here. i looked over and said i don t want to wrestle him, he s tough. they are talking about this blue wave. i don t think so. i don t think so. maxine waters is leading the charge. maxine. she is a real beauty. maxine. a seriously low i.q. person. seriously. my wife, the first lady melania said the women really like you. they do like me. and i like them. but i said how did we win the women? we won the women. that was a surprise to a lot of people. but not if you have been to the rallies. look at all those pink posters.
or #cancelwhitepeople. f white women. we are not just talking about a writer for the times. we are talking about an editorial board member, an esteemed and prestigious position at any newspaper. the editorial board is looked up to for direction by journalists. it s the citadel of the newspaper publishing world is now admitting to its own hypocrisy. by defending
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woman subject to online harassment. hating wietds or cops is oh hating wise or cops is okay if you say you have been harassed. but she says her comments were not aimed at the general audience. pray tell if saying f the police is about as general an audience as you can get. and someone who has a job at the new york times as a wordsmith should know the difference between a specific and a general audience it s specific when it s against one police officer. it s general if it s against all law enforcement and the whole group of them. you know, the bigotry is alarming. a few weeks ago the new york times goaded its readers in an editorial to fight the nomination of the latest supreme court nominee great kavanaugh.
quote to take a line from the god father. it s time to go to the mattresses. re