Career, or you re both ready to get into the work force. you know, i do want to ask this, one of the things that kids at your age or a little younger thinking about going to college, hay think about the experience around the school is. they set aside the debt, they think about, oh, friends and the social environment. how, really quickly, abby, how did that work for you? did you feel like you missed anything by skipping college? i mean, you feel like you re going to miss a little bit, but it s just a different experience. will: yeah. i mean, four years of just going out to party will: right. if you want to do that, you can do that on the weekends. you ve bot to grow up and go to work at some point. [laughter] will: and, sam, really quickly? yeah, i agree. parts and college parties and college are just getting out of hand. that s all i would do in college if i went to college, so will: and you still have your weekends, and you have a viable trade as a well. abby, sam, thank you both for being with us on fox & friends. more fox & friends coming up. thank you.
Racial slur quantity jackson kwame, thanks for joining us again. so there have you for having me abbey. there have been rumors about this story for years, but now we have pruitt coming forward and saying that he actually heard trump use that word. have you heard about this before? and what s your reaction to now knowing? you were allegedly the subject of that comment well, first i want to say thank you for having me one. sure. as always, abby and i wanted celebrate tonight. i m in a mood of jubilation. i have on my 34 sweetness jersey for the 34 convictions for donald trump. i do think it s a moment of june believe for the african american community and people who had been long trumpeting the ills of donald trump and even in the spirit of walter payton, who was called sweetness. this is a sweet de, this is a sweet victory. and he had a saying, they said never die easy. and i think that s what we ve done in terms of fighting this fight, bringing it through the courts, and
will: 2.2 million americans over 55 still have student loans, and the national student loan debt is at a shocking $1.6 trillion. our next guests are young train workers who took an alternative to the traditional 4-year college program and say it s helped them pursue their careers and save money. here to discuss is contractor or alabama a by and pluming apprentice sam. thank you both for being with us. you know, let s start with you, abby. talk to me about your choice. you decided to go to trade school instead of college. that s right. i started by going to my local trade school back in high school and then the just fell in love with welding. and i have been doing it ever since. will: you know, abby, one more follow-up to you, choice which we ve talked about a lot on this program, is a wise with choice in many ways, but it must
Appeal to black male voters in very, very small percentages. and what i mean by that is black male voters are off it s been pray to his false bravado, his false swagger is false, kinda like dmx type energy that he s bringing into the, into the arena. and they see that and they say, okay, this guy has got swagger. i can relate to that, or some of them are prey to the fact that they have an economic reality, whether it s a lower tax rate, are taking more money home in their pocket at trunk is going to take care of my pockets and that s all that matters. so that s a very selfish reality. and i don t think it s a one that s shared by a larger black populace. but i do think there s a small percentage of brothers that we can t save. harriet tubman. you solve for and say are there are there was a saying about harriet tubman that says, never argue with somebody that harriet tubman would have shot. so i m not going to argue do with those african-americans i m going to let them do them and continue to pursue folks who i know are in our camp and on the margin and who can be saved climate jackson. thank you very much for joining us. thank you for having me, abby and a major inflection
Voters. we spoke to the verdict reaffirmed the way they were already leaning. do you think that he got a fair shake? i think so. yeah. i think so. i mean it was a jury of tojo and that s how we ve always done in his country every man knows he did it. he is guilty i think everything happens for a reason and i think that when you do bad, that god sees what you do. and he punished as you, as he sees do you wish that trump could be president forever? yes, i would ask for millicent, abby. she says nothing would stop her from voting for trump in november. so he could literally go on fifth avenue and shoot someone. supportive. and you would support them some of you may be wondering how we met milis and abby. well, that was driving through in town atlanta earlier this week and i saw trump flag, which is a rarity for a deeply held blue county. when we knocked on the door though, i don t think i expected to see who came to the door, but abby tells me that she is such a hardcore trump supporter to the bone that this lifelong democrat says she would go back to voting for the democrats if
What s happening in the courtroom is what s happening on the campaign trail. how are voters react? dang to this verdict, cnn s nick valencia spoke with people in the battleground state of georgia trump would 24 go trout, millicent, abby gets emotional when talking about donald trump i love you trump when you look at that flag, what do you think? what do you see? what do you feel well i just i just i just feel he s come back. but 64-year-old grandmother was right here at her home in atlanta when the guilty verdict came down. she wasn t watching her husband, who is a democrat, was, but abby says she made up her mind a long time ago that we ve added a little bit because they say what trump this trump that. he s going to jail and this who cares, who cares? we don t care you don t care at all that he s a can know. we don t no. no do you understand that some people
Is in the region at the moment, israel doesn t often carry out or give these denials of responsibility. but of course it does come just hours after israel carried out that retaliatory strike against an army base in in iran. so the fact that they felt they did have to publicly deny involvement shows how tense the situation is here. abby paula hancocks. thank you very much for that. and we ll give you those updates as we get them but thank you for watching news night this week. laura coates live starts right now. i know there was an historic trial happening today i was standing outside the courthouse 15 stories below the former president of the united states talking to a jury consultant when the unimaginable happened there were screams, people started running because of the times we live in, i thought it was an active shooter and said
Reason why. trace: you think it s because they stop putting people in jail? i ve got about 15 seconds for you. i think it s because people need to start believing others when they show you their intention to harm others. i ve been reading a lot of articles about criminals who commit committed to violent acts. you will most of the time see that these criminals have already previously done these crimes. they are repeat offenders. mar you giving them a second and third and fourth chance to prove to you what they have already proved that they are criminals. stop releasing dangerous people out on the streets and a crime will go down. it s quite simple. trace: it s quite simple. thank you for articulating that. emily, abby, thank you both. trace: first up into nights viral videos talk about elephant
American soil and we should be studying those alliances. it was also a triumph for all the people who have worked hard to make sure we were delivering a ukraine. and importantly the vote was at the end of the series where we also had voted on heading into a ball for israel heading into a vote from taiwan but it is an important symbol. abby s reaction president zelenskyy that he posted on x? it was heartfelt. he named members of both parties. he thanked speaker johnson at the end. he said thank you, america. what did it mean to be that? it meant a ton to me. i ve had a conversation with the ukrainian parliament about this issue. i know this is a sacrifice coming from the american people. i know we are allocating scarce resources that could be spent other places. i know that vote coming from