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Republican and kentucky made history. The attorney joins us live. Low and welcome to fox news at night. I am Shannon Bream in new york. Kristin fishers live in monro at the president s rally. Good evening. Tonight President Trump announced he will be back here in louisiana next week. His third rally in just about a month for the states candidate for governor and that really just gives you an idea of how much president rouhani wants to get rid of the only democrat governor and the deep south, esp...

Hello, im bret baier. Whathat scene turned out to be was the dramatic opening act in a clash of images, words, and ideas that signal to the world that the cold war was all but one back. I write about it in my new book. Ronald reagan and the fall of the soviet empire. Its an epic story with an unlikely hero. Or so it once seemed. Hard to believe, but as a young man the greatest of warriors was so left wing the fbi suspected he was a communist. In 1946 communists and the Screen Actors Guild threat...

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