i mean, if only we could circle back. she really was the most competent person in the biden administration, and now she s gone. so all hell could break loose. that s it for us tonight. don t forget to set your dvr. stay connected with us. all proceeds go to charity. the shoreline soup kitchens and pantries. thanks for watching gutfeld, and the crew is next. another big midterm primary day kicking off in america with voters getting set to hit the polls and five more states. races in georgia and texas are taking center stage. you re watching fox & friends first on this tuesday morning. i m carley shimkus. and i m todd piro. working to fend off the primary challenge from former
dr. martin calldorlast year and there was no clinical data to support the booster. they cited a small study done by pfizer of 140 children in the age group looking at now outcome. instead the antibody bump you get after the booster. the committee said we want a simple message, we re concerned about a confusing message of kids are not getting the booster and older people are. that is not scientific rationale. todd: it doesn t make a lot of sense, you gave a good description, see what happens with both the stories. thank you, sir. carley. carley: all right. another big midterm primary day kicking off in america. voters getting set to hit the polls in five states today. all eyes on georgia as governor kemp is working to fend all challenge from trump-backed
effort to lower the deficit and lower cost for families. the president took a stance on abortion this week. and he seemed to be test driving a new midterm message. here it is. one part of the next things that will be attacked because this megacrowd is almost extreme political organization that is existed in american history. recent american history. it wasn t the first he made during the remarks. definitely sort of a new framing that the white house has. the president s concerns come on the heels of an election night in ohio. the first big midterm primary. abortion is quickly moving to the top of voters minds. it could be a potentially seismic shift this year. i have a pretty expert panel on set to discuss the developments.
interfere with their narrative that joe biden deserved to be elected president. and, you know, now all of a sudden they are saying well the new york post was right. you know, when they messed around with this, brian, you know what happened. the new york times got a pulitzer prize and the new york post that was right, they actually got banned from twitter. this is where we are right now. and we need to get to the bottom of it and get to the truth. i think, you know, that s the only way that the biden administration survives this. brian: i just know the reporters know that they were told to stay off that story. and i saw that in their face when you confronted them on sunday. the new york times and the washington post should be ashamed of themselves. and someone should go out and talk about that. i know you are also getting ready to possibly run for president yourself. i know you are trying to help other people get elected and have a big midterm. barack obama was asked yesterd
higher than the average price one year ago. gasoline prices have been on the rise for 22 straight days. up next, u.s. special operations takes a leading terrorist off the battlefield, plus republicans getting ready for what they believe will be a big midterm resurgence, they are gathering in utah to talk about it. here s what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight.