I kept going from show to show to show, it is all about having fun. steve: chuck woolery, you are a legend, in the world of game shows and stuff like that. that is why fox nation asked, would you host an 80s quiz show on fox nation and what did you say to that? i said yes. the reason, last time i was behind a podium was 22 years ago. i have not done a show for 22 years. it will be fun to stand up and see if i have any chops left. steve: you have the chops featu featuring janice dean and will cain. watch this. before this fight breaks out, where does everybody stand. we wagered all of it, 23. all we ve got. yep. your answer? jeopardy. wrong. steve: i want to watch the
Wouldn t do business with donald trump. why are you doing business with him now? i got to know him. marco rubio it s called a campaign. ted cruz, we are over it. we work well with each other now. that s the spirit you get in sports. you fight as hard as you can and hug it out at the end. that s the sign of sportsmanship. and he not only did he not get it for two years candidate who he beat. joe rogan. i wouldn t be surprised with him sitting down with joe rogan soon. you see him describe the president s introduction. he says this is unbelievable to see. he said thank you. i think a sitdown for joe rogan for three hours could really help him. ainsley: i just love that crowd. that s our audience. that s real america. that s how i grew up in south carolina with people just like that. that love a good fight. and i think that s why they support donald trump. because they have seen what our government has tried to do to him. trial after trial, the russia, all that russia mess. brian: she launched it in his first two and a half years about
i don t believe that. i think the police do an incredible job. trumps, black people love me because i m a convict argument is as absurd as it is insulting to people of color. the notion that trumps suffering at the hands of the criminal justice system mirrors the suffering faced by people of color in the criminal justice system that notion has become a real thing inside the republican party. here is north carolina republican congressman, dan bishop, talking about conviction earlier this week. the people who are engaging in vindictive prosecution, using it, doing it, and rich, they don t go into a fair fight. they go into a place where no other fight is unfair. it is as bad as it was in alabama in 1950. if the person happened to be black in order to get justice. as it was in alabama in 1950, if a person happened to be black that argument is not
Only the greatest generation standing up for democracy and the rule of law, but also standing up against russia, will be a sharp contrast between a republican party today that is effectively arguing kremlin talking points and the fact the united states and nato is standing up for a democracy in europe that needs u.s. weapons, u.s. support every day to take the fight to russia. michael, new topic, but i want to go back to the interview you referenced. president biden sitting down with abc news earlier tonight, where he was asked about his son s trial. let s watch this. as we sit in normandy, your son, hunter, is on trial. i know you cannot speak about an ongoing federal prosecution, but let me ask you, will you accept the jury s outcome, their verdict, no matter what it is? yes.
Morning to you. as we saw so many emotional at moments in france yesterday with the surviving american veterans. and of course, president biden speech tied together the european fight against fascism. eight decades ago to what is going being on now in russia s invasion of ukraine i can we talk a little bit about what the goal is of this bilateral meeting because there are probably concrete things about it, but there is also a lot of symbolism. there reason i think we heard president zelenskyy touch on that symbolism when he spoke to the french parliament earlier because he, he spoken about hitler crossing a red line and saying that putin has crossed the red line going into ukraine. now. so it is there is a lot of symbolism. there are a lot of parallels here and they really worked to president zelenskyy is advantage, but also to president biden. so there s a meeting of minds. i think on that when they get together and sit down today, but i think, you know what what
Joint meeting of congress next month. not everyone is thrilled with it. i ve including senator bernie sanders, for example, saying he s not going to attend. do you have any concerns with netanyahu making this address know i m alison ultimately, this is about the united states and our key ally, israel, right? the democracy in the region, a key partner in the fight against terror, against iran and its proxies, which you know, continue to strike at american targets. their proxies, and the houthis and the red sea. we ve seen in both the proxies in iraq and syria. and hezbollah continued to fire at our allies, but also at america. and then our assets, our service members so to me, we need, this is really about a ran and their march alongside and you talk about ukraine. you see what a ran did in ukrainian helping the russians with and continuing to help the russians, partnering with china and north korea. that is that is the new axis of
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Strikes. what those are our methods to interfere with any potential effects of the opponent on the battlefield, to hit them before they are able to use the kind of equipment hi, there would have enough effect on the tactical fight as russia has executed this war, they have moved their equipment further and further back from the front lines. and they have been unmolested. i think the president is right in giving the potential use of these kind of weapons to hit these operational targets. within the perimeter of the russian attacks on the frontline of ukraine putin is warning that supplying weapons to ukraine is a dangerous step. he says, any country that does so as quote directly involved in war against russia what do you think putin would actually do to retaliate against the u.s. or do you think this is just bluster? well, i believe is just bluster. briana. i have not kept track of mr. putin s the number of times mr. putin has said this is going to cause
steve: it is 6:00 here in new york city. ainsley: he is playing the drums on his leg. steve: 6:00 a.m. in new york city on this friday, june 17th rather, june 7th, 2024. this is fox & friends. ainsley: friday, whatever. brian: we get the date wrong it doesn t bode well. steve: i can get the date right if wearing a necktie but i m not because it s casual friday. hunter biden heads back to court day five of gun trial today as his father, the president weighs in from france. will you accept the jury s outcome, their verdict, no matter what it is? yes. and have you ruled out a pardon for your son? yes. brian: he talks loyalty. he talks loyalty as a big driver for why he and donald trump get along. he showed up for the first fight and stayed until the last
Criminal based on the kinds of tactics cities using and going after ukrainian infrastructure and ukrainian civilians. i think mr. putin is trying to put up a veil of domination and it s not working very well. it was such a moving commemoration today in normandy. i know you were watching part of this to the 80th anniversary of d-day. biden talking about the quote, unending fight between freedom and democracy. you were of course the commanding general of the us army, europe and the seventh mean you have a special connection to europe. what do you think on this anniversary, the beginning of europe s liberation or world war ii well, i wasn t watching brian, but i was listening to cnn as i was driving you from gettysburg to washington, dc after during a staff right at gettysburg. but it wasn t extremely emotional and moving ceremony. it was tremendous. the words of each one of the speakers to include some of my friends like secretary austin and secretary, does you who s the president or the secretary of the american