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we end up with very heavy rain. look at the hurricane force winds and the proposer. will inland. tropical-storm-force went all the way into the carolinas down including the orlando area moving south. so here comes the storm into the carolinas on thursday. a weaker storm but making tremendous rainfall over -- we are very fearful for heavy rain and flooding from the upstate draining down to the lowcountry and combined with storm surge. to cities like charleston and savannah and georgetown, south carolina, along the coast could have a significant flooding problem as well as part of florida. this is a big time hurricane wind. is going to happen tonight and tomorrow morning in florida thursday in the carolinas. sean? >> sean: bryan, thank you. stayed with the fox news channel for continuing coverage of this major storm all night. our prayers are with the people of florida, south carolina, and anybody in its way. are next story also from
jim kavanaugh, let's have you back in this conversation. jim, background checks, is that something that uniformly across law enforcement they are in support of? in a situation like, this, granted we may still find more indications that 21-year-old bryan cristobal ryan palmeter who carried out this attack, a marketing use the word allied, she did it. he's on video doing, that he killed himself having done it. is there something that would indicate background checks could have been helpful in preventing these things from happening going forward? word is law enforcement stand on that? >> well, lot of force mints supports background checks. background checks are not an infringement on anyone second amendment rights. it's simply to check to see if you are a person who is a danger, who is prohibited from having the gun. you know, the pushback from the gun lobby is that it's too
>> hello, mr. speaker. this is jenna ellis and i'm here with mayor giuliani. >> hey, bryan, it's rudy. i really have something important to call your attention, that i think really changes things. >> the january 6 committee says cutler thought the calls were inappropriate and had his lawyers tell giuliani to stop them. >> i understand that you don't want to talk to me now. i just want to bring some facts to your attention. >> and then there was georgia, where the republican secretary of state, brad raffensperger got an hour-long call from president trump. >> brad, what are we going to do? we won the election and it's not fair to take it away from us like this. >> trump probably put more pressure on brad raffensperger than anyone else. it was immense. >> all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> and i think it's the phone call that everyone remembers that was later leaked, where he in turn berated brad raffensperger.
claimed was bigger than the super bowl. we heard the big line in 2020, this is the new little lie trump is coming out. with claiming he's more popular than the fox debates. more popular than a super bowl or oprah winfrey. it's a joke. but it's a joke that's actually self defeating. he's telling his maga base that he is more popular than he actually is. at the end of the day, it's going to be a push comes to shove moment where that is proven not to be true. where actually, he was not more popular in the debate. we can claim it for a while, but the truth can eventually rear its head, and he will suffer as a result. >> we will talk a little bit of about that twitter and the viewership in just a moment. but susan, i want to point something out that you wrote. you pointed out that trump's former campaign manager -- coin to this term, team normal, to describe those who tried and failed to convince trump that he had really lost the election. to bryan's point here about the reality setting in at some point, do you think that term still carries any weight with team trump, or team normal? >> well, i think one of the