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hamas would reject it, as well. a lot of moving parts. netanyahu's legacy is on the line. this is in the backdrop to a visit to the united states and an address of congress in the next eight weeks, which will be -- it'll have profound effects both here in the united states and abroad, as well. >> unclear if netanyahu will get a white house invite when he is in washington later this summer. marc, tell us about, is there a sense that hamas will, indeed, reject this? address that. also, give us the latest as to what israeli's moves in rafah might be. tanks spotted in the center of town. >> right. i think a lot of this when we discussed this proposal kind of fails to address the notion of would hamas accept this deal, as well? there's parts of this where it's unclear if this would be a full cessation of hostilities. don't forget, the biden administration has, in essence, given a green light for israel to go forward with the elimination of, you know, hamas senior leaders. that's a whole separate intelligence campaign.
expense. i paid a legal expense, it's marked down as a legal expense. they say that's a fraud. they shouldn't have allowed certain people to testify. it was totally i don't think that they did that. everyone tells me this is the easiest case they have seen to overturn but they don't care. they want it to also a until after the election. only problem they have is so far my poll numbers have gone up. pete maybe can explain it to me. maybe will can, they are smart in texas, right? the poll numbers have gone up. substantially. >> will: you changed your tone at some point during the trial. i would say maybe a bit more hopeful in the beginning and toward the end you said something to the effect of even mother teresa couldn't be acquit in the this venue. was there a moment that it turned or you saw it was headed in a certain direction? >> when your lawyers object to something. nice people, you know, i have had a lot of lawyers that weren't nice, and sometimes
kid he is pretty cool. i will tell you. >> will: mr. president, have you had an eventful week. [laughter] we appreciate you joining us "fox & friends weekend" after new york. >> steve: that was very, very good. you notice at one point he was alluding to somebody, a witness, he couldn't say name, he's on tv that is because despite the conventional wisdom that the gag order would have ended at the end of the trial, the judge has not officially rescinded it. it's still in effect so he can't talk about witnesses or court people or the jurors. and it sounds like he was careful not to. >> lawrence: well, the most fascinating to me part of the interview was them -- going back to the trump administration, and back to the campaign rallies when people in the rallies used to say lock her up, referring to hillary clinton. >> steve: yep. >> he talks about why he decided not to do it. and so they asked him the question, obviously you just heard about, what would you do now since they targeted you, you let it go.
in one way because these are bad people. these people are sick. and they do things that are so destructive, i mean, look what they did from the day i got there -- and i don't know, you know, a lot of people said we have no choice but to elect trump, republicans, because he is the only one that can withstand. this don't forget if it weren't me they would be going after somebody else. i know at love the competition they wouldn't do so well. they wouldn't be doing so well. >> will: you just love life and you care about this country. people can we do you do this how do you do this? not to mention the rally after the rally. the energy. maybe the question how do you do this but how does your family do this? all the object stacks. these are things you care about. your ambitions for the country? what about everybody around you. >> i think on many ways it's tougher on them than me. they are good people, everyone, everyone. i have a wonderful wife who has to listen to this stuff all the time. they do that for this reason, they do that -- all these
judge. we tried to get out of both. wouldn't even think about it. so we had probably maybe the worst area in the whole country for me in terms of vote. i'm sure if i sat down and explained it to that section of the world we could probably make progress but one of the worst sections. they always bring them to these sections, d.c., there, places where republicans, not just me, republicans get like virtually no votes. but, the good news is that i think we have set a record beyond all records for fundraising. that's like a poll. and another one just came out just before i got in that were 6 points higher than we were before. so i don't know if that holds up. i mean, i'm just not sure. people get it. it's a scam. and the republican party is really -- they have stuck. they stick together in this. it's weaponization of the justice department, the fbi,. >> will: i'm sure you have seen the video of joe biden when he was asked about the verdict and
salacious names that they put in of these people i'm not allowed to department of education myself because of the gag order these with bad people. i know every mo move they make. i get it. but a lot of people don't in many ways it's tougher on my family than it is on me. you know my sons are great. they work hard she has to read that you will crap. >> will: how is barron? >> is he amazing. tall, good looking. good student. applies to colleges and gets into everywhere he goes. sought after. from the standpoint very smart guy. very tall guy and is he great
brian, l.j. to you. >> brian: thanks, janice. this morning we are hearing more from former president trump answering your questions in an exclusive tv interview with "fox & friends weekend." >> will: we asked viewers at "fox & friends weekend" to submit some questions to ask you. i will start with lisa in florida which democrat, dead on or about alive, would you sit down for dinner with to discuss ways to unify our country. >> is he not a democrat noe anymore. i used to get along well with joe manchin. we meet a lot. he said you are doing a great job. you are great president. and when this impeachment hoax started happening he said i will never vote against -- he voted against me. i never spoke to him again. that was one i sat down. i would sit down with anyone frankly i want to unify the country. >> will: by the way your sleep schedule your your diet things of legends.
>> steve: you got former president trump donald trump his plan to fix the border crisis. buddies at "fox & friends weekend." >> ainsley: what great get. congratulations, guys. comes a the white house set to unveil sweeping actions as we learn 500 million illegal immigrants crossed the southwest before since biden took office. >> brian: joining us for wide ranging interview at least that's what they agreed to preinterview. pete hegseth playing wide left. in the center square is rachel campos-duffy one woman and three names. and next to me will cain. when you got dressed you were just in your underwear and muscle t-shirt and you still chose to wear the same suit. >> will: we looked at each other let's dress like brian. >> brian: sorry, guys. >> lawrence: no inspiration. >> ainsley: congratulations what was his spirits like he had just been convicted and the verdict came down on friday -- friday?
you fight for your country. did i absolutely nothing wrong. >> ainsley: the verdict effecting america's brand on the world stage. >> brian: i will take it from here, ainsley. will, rachel and pete sat down with the former president but they are standing in our studio which is their studio. again on saturday. we're going to see. ♪ still be counting stars ♪
can you talk about conservatism and people don't think in those terms. they think in terms of common sense. do i have the income that i need meet the expenses that i have. is the border secure? i do support the cops he? talked about why are you transing the kids? our military strong? he kept going back to that we pressed on the legal questions a lot. he answered those questions and also moved a lot oftentimes over to policy, bread and butter policy issues. >> will: they both asked. rachel and pete it's easy to say you will cut what will you cut? he said the department of education, department of interior, he talked about specifics. on the hardest thing to do in government which is reduce government. >> ainsley: something maybe people haven't thought about. how does this effect our reputation in other places? this is what kevin o'leary had to say. >> it really dominated the conversation, institutional meetings asking what is this? is that really america? because we don't -- g 20