chaos unfolding at george washington university early this morning, as police moved in on the school s anti-israel encampment. emily: you can see those officers they are using pepper spray to push back at dozens of violent agitators. washington, d.c., chief of police says that 33 people were taking into custody. they all happen after the school anti-asia protest reached to new extremes throughout the night. hello, everyone this is outnumbered. i am emily compagno, here with harris faulkner and kayleigh mceany. joining us today is fox news contributor and president of american spirit enterprises tammy bruce, and for my new york congressman, lee zeldin. now, the explosive situation is sparking more fears about anti-israel protests and the safety of jewish students. and that the message amongst agitators is growing even more radical. look at the scene from last night, the same group that attacked police projected this message over an american flag. long live the students
people over the years. i m not the only one. and wasn t very good in a lot of ways in terms of his representation. and also the things he got in trouble for were things that had nothing to do with me. he got in trouble, he went to jail. this had nothing to do with me. when are they going to look at all the lies in the last trial. he got caught lying to them in the last trial. he got caught lying, pure lying. and when are they going to look at that? donald trump may have violated the gag order in his hush money trial by ranting about michael cohen yesterday who is expected to testify at some point. we ll get expert legal analysis on that and yesterday s opening statements. plus, we ll go through the newly unsealed transcripts in the classified documents case, which show a former white house staffer tried to warn the former president about the legal issues he could face. and we ll have the latest from capitol hill on foreign aid funding passed by the house as well as threats
ainsley: well, good morning. we are so excited because tomorrow is the big debate. we will be talking about that on thursday morning. counting down. lawrence: hosted by our friends at fox business. i m so proud of dana perino, stuart varney. i know they will do great job tomorrow. brian: do they get along. ainsley: they get along with everybody. steve: they will for two hours. lawrence: this hour already he is already starting. steve: curious. ainsley: fox & friends first. i thought today s the day. we re going to a brian day. he brought his personality. finally. brian: yeah, i know. finally. all right. let s just talk rap. steve: we talked a little bit about this yesterday. you probably recall a lot of news coverage yesterday about joe biden. over the weekend he was at the congressional black caucus gala in our nation s capitol. and he had a number of joe biden blunders just in one short period. we re going to recap it and talk a little bit about the fa
to saudi arabia where it is 1:00 a.m. wednesday morning. i m bret baier. weaver coming to you live from temperature ray a, the historic birthplace of the royal family the beginning of the saudi kingdom about. 12 miles north west the capital city of riyadh we will have much more on minutes. stories making headlines lack home. house republicans plan to hold their next hearing next week in their impeachment inquiry into president biden over his family s business dealings. the september 28th session is expected to focus on constitutional and legal questions that surround allegations of the president s involvement in his son hunter s overseas finances. the white house is calling the effort by the house republicans extreme politics at its worst. president biden says the world must unite around ukraine and its fight against russian invaders. the president making that comment during a speech to the united nations general assembly today. he is, however, being criticized for failing to
september 14. minutes from now house speaker kevin mccarthy is expected to meet behind closed doors with three committee chairs who have been tapped to lead the impeachment inquiry into president biden. 16 hours from a potential strike thousands of members of the united auto workers union could walk off the job if they don t reach a deal before midnight tonight. and this. republican senator mitt romney calling for a new generation of leaders as he announces he will not seek re-election next year. the utah senator slamming members of his party saying a large portion don t believe in the constitution. and human actions pushed the earth outside the, quote, safe operating space for humanity according to a scientific report that warrants the world surpassed thresholds. the labor department releases key inflation numbers. some insight on where the u.s. is on all of that. this hour of cnn this morning starts now. we are still very far apart on our key priorities. we do not