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>> let's hope they're both home soon. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. "outfront" next, house-to-house combat, the fighting in gaza's second largest city ramping up tonight and civilian casualties are mounting. and president biden revealing he wouldn't be running for reelection, except for one thing, this as voters open up about why they are giving desantis another look at trump. and george santos's second act, making new cameos, the price has gone up. that's the old supply, demand, and people are paying up. let's go "outfront....

the sitcom with that music but i move on. #:00 a.m. on the east coast. tuesday, june 4th, this is "fox & friends." years in the making. president biden is finally set to take executive action at the border he visited twice in his life. >> ainsley: and dr. fauci is grilled on capitol hill. >> that there was a push to down play the lab leak theory. >> not on my part. >> really? really? wow. >> steve: wow, really. and talk about a hero's welcome. american d-day veterans getting big cheers from children, school kids in normandy on the 80th anniversary of their liberation. >> lawrence: we...

The committee led by congressman jim jordan says garland has, quote: overseen the troubling rise in politicized prosecutions and the use of abusive lawfare tactics to target political opponents that includes cases against former president donald trump chairman jordan specifically pointing the finger at alvin bragg and embattled d.a. fani willis and special counsel jack smith. also today on capitol hill fbi director christopher wray expected to testify before a senate committee about ongoing border concerns. here is what wray told senators back in march. >> from an fbi perspective we are seeing...

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, a staunch ally of GOP frontrunner and former president Donald Trump as well as a vocal critic of current President Joe Biden, told lawmakers Wednesday afternoon that South Dakota is "directly" impacted by events at the border. 

A decline in anyone's number, the president has experience with independence, so there's no way that that doesn't have an impact on other across the nation and reflect the way people are feeling as they look at races in eight days or nine days instead of several years out still. >> tyrus: the significant notable drop in independence we had just digested that with james freeman last hour, it is a remarkable drop and tells a big story in a big week for this president. this is crucial this week that the president's economic agenda. what is at stake? >> one of the things it is interesting to know ...