town hall opened? who determine the 1 mile radius? it was determined by the department of transportation. based on previous incidents. laura: you heard that right, [laughs] pete buttigieg department of transportation, what we tell you about pete buttigieg? that is to a 1 mile radius around the derailment site? and tonight batman is still the job? he couldn t handle the faa problem the other week when nothing shut down. now we re gonna have a lot more in this and that is in just a few moments, but first. we have now heard from multiple authoritative voices from a former norad commander comments of the former d&i, to a former f-18 navy pilot who all say that what is been happening in or near our airspace is very serious. from a national security standpoint we should been clearly concerned. you are seeing the influence of distinctive activity of our adversaries to test. it looks like a coordinated effort. we literally have things above our heads that we are now s
print and spend trillions of dollars, go woke, start implementing environmental social governance, open the borders to millions of illegal immigrants, prioritize criminals over victims and go green before green works? perhaps economic catastrophe? we just recorded the highest inflation reading in 40 years, 40 years. we did it, we did it, joe. jason: yeah, you did it. congratulations. don t believe your eyes or your pocketbook, joe has got this. millions of americans are moving up to better jobs and better pay. since i took office, families are carrying less debt on average in america. they have more savings and they ve had to. because of the progress, america can tackle inflation from a position of strength. jason: position of strength? americans see right through this. consumer sentiment plunged again this week dropping 14% in may to a historic new low. of course the whole inflation thing, that s not biden s fault. today s inflation report confirmed what americans
Welcome to a special two hour edition of the beat. You know, we are nearing the end of the first Criminal Trial of the former u. S. President , donald trump. By next week the case could be in the hands of the 12 member jury. But before that happens, trumps former fixer and personal attorney will be back on the stand monday for a third day of crossexamination. The defense is focused so far on trying to portray the states key witness as a serial liar, someone who cannot be trusted, and who is only out for revenge against his former boss. The word lie was used more than 60 times in court yesterday. And through what felt at times like a meandering Cross Examination, they had been able to poke a hole in credibility during questioning about one of the phone calls from october 2016. That netanyahu testified he had made with trump, allegedly telling him the payoff to Stormy Daniels was being handled. Yesterday netanyahu admitted he was having trouble recalling his Telephone Calls on specific d
eric: at the intensive ferocious sounds of war the idf continues to encounter fierce fire fights with the terrorist fighters of hamas. new video appears to show israeli airstrike on a hamas command center in gaza bird that follows an announcement by the israeli military it will expand its campaign to wipe out the terror group completely. this is the idf announces five e soldiers who range in age from 19 23 years old have been killed bringing the total so far 256. this is a brand-new hour of fox news live i am eric shawn. arthel: i have arthel neville patients at gaza s largest hospital fleeing for their lives leaving behind people too sick to evacuate and the doctors who are caring for them. idf says it allowed humanitarian pauses and fighting today so residents could leave in the senior advisor to the israeli prime minister says that will continue but there is still no plan for a cease-fire. it is important to distinguish between humanitarian pauses which we have done
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