cut up companies and fire people. i remember thinking to myself why is mitt romney not doing anything? putting together his team for the general election. there is a danger in the president letting joe biden tee off on him while is he in court. i hope they have a counter campaign strategy and a counter legal strategy. >> ainsley: the irony here is they are accusing donald trump of election interference, paying these people off before the election, yet, they are keeping him in court. the judge and the prosecutor. it's already in. we already know. some of them ran on getting donald trump. they are interfering with the election while joe biden is flying on air force one. going out there campaigning. president trump is sitting in a courtroom. >> brian: good news for trump is is he a terrible campaigner. president biden goes for 12 minutes and runs out of gas. almost a half of it the closed caption can't figure out what he is saying. that's advantage. he doesn't have barack obama that he is running against. >> ainsley: talk about the protest. today is the beginning of passover.
that plum position to go back and become a state prosecutor. does not seem a little unusual? >> you can only imagine what trump was thinking. this is like playing poker with someone with their cards facing outward for the first person they bring up is the very guy that they got from the biden justice department who is leading this effort. not only reaffirms and supports this narrative that this is all coordinated. it is a mystery to me why they would do that except there is a chilling reality here. it doesn't matter. it's new york. the fact is that most people in most courts would be, like, let's not start with the former biden justice attorney. in new york, it doesn't matter. not much else matters except the name of the defendant on the caption.
jewish. pete: for who they are. >> for who they are or being born. pete: lizzie, thanks for standing up, for what you're doing. appreciate your fight and hope you come back. >> thank you so much. pete: you got it. i'm going to toss it over to kayleigh with some headlines. kayleigh: thank you, pete. starting with a fox news alert, the house voting to pass a $95 billion foreign aid package yesterday. the bill includes millions of dollars of assistance for ukraine, israel and the indo-pacific. knoll for the -- nothing for the southern border, however. the legislation would also ban tiktok in the united states if the platform's china-based owner doesn't sell its stake within a year. former presidential candidate and governor of south carolina nikki haley welcoming home her husband michael from his year-long deployment with the state's national guard on saturday. haley posting this photo on x with the caption, quote, that moment when you peoplely take a breath. -- finally take a breath. it's been a long year but even longer without each other. amazing footage shows a taco
trump's defense for the better part of the year. the guy just won't go away. kaye ea kay no, he won't. [laughter] will: it'll be hard to put him on the stand. pete: yeah. it's interesting -- will: now he's acting like he would say something in defense of trump and saying -- pete: such a loose cannon, i don't trust him, but he gets the headlines, and that's what he wants. a full jury has been selected with alternate jurors chosen on friday. former presidential candidate and governor of south carolina nikki haley welcoming home her husband michael from his year-long deployment with the state's national guard on saturday. haley posting photo on x with the caption, quote, that moment when you finally take a breath. it's been a long year but even longer without each other. and amazing footage shows a taco bell manager in pennsylvania springing into action to save a baby's life after the child's mother realized her baby boy wasn't
once what her songwriting technique is and what she does is she doesn't write about the road. he doesn't write about hotels. the thing things that a lot of other superstar musicians fall into. she writes about her feelings, help people make her feel, and how she wishes people would feel about her. those kinds of things are timeless. those are the kinds of things that everyone can identify with. so even though she gets bigger and bigger and even more of a superstar you can still identify with her very human feelings, feelings, you caption, its song because we all have emotions and tell us what has them too, no matter how rich and famous she gets. >> yeah. and you said you've been hearing as you listen to some of this music over and over again you hear new things and i have heard it from her fans who say they all know about this breakup of a relationship over a six-year relationship,& that in so many of the songs on this album, she
state landmark that jefferson davis home and presidential library check out the caption here. they invite you to come celebrate with us celebrate with you celebrate the heritage of traders who fought to preserve slavery under the fallacy of white supremacy, hard pass this is not the first year this is happening and mississippi, but you have to ask, why does it keep happening? well, let's get perspective now from a former governor mississippi rais may busy was also secretary of the navy under president obama, and is a former ambassador governor. good to see you. let me read first just a bit of the statement that came from governor tate reeves spokesperson for the last 30 years, five mississippi governors republicans and democrats alike, if signed the proclamation recognizing the statutory state holiday and identifying april as confederate heritage month. but this is a choice every time it happens, what's your reaction to this proclamation? >> but first, i didn't do it
that this is from the day of the attack. now, the caption says that there is no damage to the nuclear site, and as the video progresses you can see what appears to be a group of troops. there also seems to have been some flight disruption. here i want to show you a notice to air mission, and what it describes is air space on the western border of iran as being closed between 1.30, local time in iran, to 7am. and if you look at the flight tracking website, flight radar, you will see that there are two flights here that were going towards tehran in that window of time that were then diverted and turned back. you can see the loops right here. there are also reports of strikes in iraq and syria where armed groups backing iran are based. but this is typical of the shadow war that israel and iran have engaged in for years. iran has several proxies
a man holds up a smart watch, and if you look at the face of the watch, you'll see that it says friday the 19th, as well as the time, the 19th, as well as the time. he also says that verbally to confirm, or try to confirm, that this is from the day of the attack. now, the caption says that there is no damage to the nuclear site, and as the video progresses you can see what appears to be a group of troops. there also seems to have been some flight disruption. here i want to show you a notice to air mission, and what it describes is air space on the western border of iran being closed between 1.30, local time in iran, to 7am. and if you look at the flight tracking website, flight radar, you'll see that there are two flights here that were going towards tehran in that window of time that were then diverted and turned back. you can see the loops right here. there are also reports of strikes in iraq and syria where armed groups backing iran are based. but this is typical of the shadow war that israel and iran
journalist. she was the editor of the school newspaper and president of the four h club. beneath her 1997 high school yearbook photo, a caption that reads, we will all get along just fine as soon as you realize that i am when by the time she was 17, she was dancing and strip clubs across the south, stripping was her entry into porn hollywood began to notice her to director judd aporeto cast her in some of his comedies, including the 40 year-old virgin i was ahead of the curve on the whole. yeah. >> then she is very nice and super smart and great to work with. so we just kept asking her to be in all of our movies. >> she also appeared in this music video the year 2006 change the trajectory of stormy daniels life. that's the year she says she had an affair with donald trump after the two met at a golf tournament in lake tahoe. a few years later in 2009 after louisiana's republican senator david vitor
go because of the dream because if the dream and then i felt there'll be silly, it's a dream salmon rushdie, one of his generation's most acclaimed writers, had been invited to the town of chautauqua, close to lake erie to speak about a subject he knows all too well. >> the importance of protecting writers whose lives are under threat do you have any anxiety it being in such a public space? >> not really because in the more than 20 years that i've been living in america, i've done a lot of these things, you haven't had security around you. a closed caption detail for a long time? long time. >> but what happens in many places that you go in lecture is that they used to having a certain degree of security, venue, security. in this case, there wasn't any the irony, of course, is you were there to talk about writers and danger. >> yeah, exactly. and the need for writers from other countries to have safe spaces in america, amongst other places. and then yeah, it just turned out not to be a safe space for me for years, no