Went through. i want to focus on something you touched upon and again, want to focus on the bravery of the men that day, 80 years ago. if d-day happened today, would the outcome be the same or is the 18 year old in 1944 too far removed from the 18 year old today? jonathan: reliance on technology is too great. i think a lot of training that occurs now is dependent on technology and training they had back then, mission they carried out were based on grit and determination and great strategic and tactical planning and also department of war at that time, not department of defense, which is progressive movement. department of war was dead set on victory and eliminating an enemy and that is the difference
The process of in exchanging information with the trump campaign so they can be vetted before potentially for the nomination. steve contorno. thank you so much for the reporting. john all right, with us now, former arkansas governor, former republican presidential candidate esa hutchinson, governor, thanks so much for being with us. you spent a sizable chunk of your adult life as a prosecutor. if i m not mistaken. so what is it like for you to hear? a republican presidential candidate, the nominee basically running or not running away from the notion of getting elected to prosecute your political foes well it s something very unusual for me to hear as a former prosecutor. i served in the justice department and anybody who s been a part of the justice department family values the independence values, the fact that you go after wrongdoing and not based upon partisan policy but ticks. and so this is foreign to our system of justice. and you re seeing it
Scooters off the streets. one of those nights. fox news hit the streets with the nypd. i got one moped. what is going on right now? something happened to a guy driving a stolen moped. that s how it starts, right? stolen moped, commit a crime on a stolen moped. the department s skilled community response team in queens patrolling a neighborhood they say is a hot spot finding guns, drugs and this guy who is a repeat offender. 49 arrests. is that shocking at this point? not at all. this is the second time in two weeks arrested by the same officer. we hit lots of hot spots around the city. 50 unregistered mopeds they ve taken off the streets. a huge uptick in people committing crimes an scoot ears. armed moped crews are tied to
Dozens of violent street robberies. these stolen mopeds are one example of crime connected to the ongoing migrant surge. this year the nypd says they arrested two armed venezuelan migrants on mopeds. charged them in connection with more than 100 robberies. 200,000 migrants come to the city, give or take. a small portion do not come here for the american dream. they came here to prey on new yorkers. people might be thinking what s the big deal about a stolen scooter or moped? it is like so many other crimes that robberies and other thefts and with the two officers on pace to the department for record scooter seizures. dana: all i could think was from indiana and chicago with the nypd you have seen a lot and we appreciate that. that was a great report. thank you. bill: remarkable stuff going on every day. emotions running high today in northwestern france. veterans return to the sight of
Hospital the e.r. department specifically saw 3200 migrant visits in a six-month period. bill: remarkable and the tab will go higher, we can bet on that. dana marie mcnicholl live in miami, florida. dana: fox news riding along with the nypd to see how officers are linking crime trends to the migrant surge days after two of their own were shot by an illegal teen migrant from venezuela riding a stolen scooter who has been arrested before. alexis mcadams has the story. we thought it was a wild night ride on the streets of queens and bronx but they see it every single day coming days after the two officers were shot by the venezuelan migrant. one of the officers was shot right in the chest. thank god it didn t go through body armor. the gang member is one example of growing crime. they are trying to get stolen
Could appeal his conviction. his first crack at that appeal you ll fail. the appeals court upheld his conviction. the justice department says, it s time for steve bannon to pay the price to serve his sentence and bannon s attorneys believe you should be allowed to remain free until you exhaust all of his appeal options, including going to the supreme court if necessary, wolf and joey, steve bannon, as you know, he s been successful in delaying his sentence in the past. do you think you ll be able to do the same today so wilfredo be at judicial determination, obviously, but i think we have as we look there, that he was found guilty and july of 22, he is convicted at those two counts at sara spoke to number one, who was supposed to produce documents. he didn t he was supposed to show up. he didn t. and then the sentence was effectuating in october of that year. and of course, we know wolf that he appealed that sentence. they kept him out they stayed the sentence pending the appeal. and so today s argument really will be whether he you should go in or whether the appellate process should be exhausted. i think briefly wolffian having this discussion, we have to separate the person discussed
Election subversion case against donald trump and several of his co-defendants. ease now paused indefinitely delivering a massive legal victory for the former president who is hoping to push these legal issues into 2025, perhaps at least at the very least until after the 2024 election, the appeals court in georgia ruling the case, there cannot go forward until a panel of judges decides whether fulton county district attorney, fani willis is disqualified, that the da kann ask the appeals court to fast track that case. the timeline, though e is completely up to the court and happening in the next hour. steve bannon will be in a us district court over a justice department request to have him begins serving his four-month prison sentence. trump s former adviser was convicted nearly two years ago. i ve contempt of congress after defying a subpoena tina involving the january 6 capitol riots, cnn political correspondent sara marie is live outside us district court in washington. so sarah, what are we expecting in court today?
while erika, this is really a continuing legal fight about whether it s time for steve bannon to face the repercussions of his decision to defy that house committee that was investigating the january 6 attack on the us capitol, as you pointed out, he was years ago when steve bannon was convicted, it was july 2022 when our jury found him guilty of two counts of contempt of congress for refusing to provide testimony and refusing to provide documents to that house committee investigating january 6, the judge sentenced him to four months behind bars for that, but the judge put a hold on his sentence and allowed band into remain free while he appealed his conviction, his first crack at that appeal, though, failed. the appeals court rejected it, upheld his conviction. now the justice department says, it s time for bannon to be behind bars. man, as attorneys say, he deserves more time to ask the full appeals court to revisit this decision and go to the supreme court if necessary. wow, this sounds like tactic we ve seen in other cases in terms of delaying and dragging
Counts. keep all of that in mind as you consider what are actually unusual partisan attacks. we have rogue prosecutors around the country that have drug president trump through this process because of who he has been there will be a reckoning on november 5th. this case was rigged from the very beginning. what happened in new york if you applied across all 50 states would be the definition of fascism. this is most outrageous travesty i have ever seen. this is a justice system that hunts republicans while protecting democrats. this certainly was a hoax, a sham. it was not a hoax. they are not targeting people that way. i remind you they have not been able to prove that in court. if you want a reminder the justice department is actually, right now, scheduling is a bit of coincidence. if you follow the news, you will note that cases get bigger and for all sorts of reasons. as it happens, while those were being said, right now the doj is holding a trial of abiding family member and a top democratic senator. does not look like they are
The country doesn t want that. and you know what, they didn t want it with hillary clinton, either. jesse: hillary sees chris matthews smear and says hold my beer. comparing to d-day. thought to defend democracy on the shores of normandy. this november all we have to do is vote. kilmeade. retribution. if he uses the justice department or a local d.a.s go after democrats rightfully go after democrats do you think that s a bad move? brian: if there is something that needs to be investigated, do it. but i would not, i like his original analogy, kind of used it there. he says they go to the ufc fights to try to kick each other s head in at the end of it they hug it out. i go at marco rubio, ted cruz, nikki haley, eventually, and when it is over, it is over.