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>> jesse: imagine. he. >> jesse: use your imagination. >> kevin: this is one of my favorite stories elliott perry 12-year-old boy i saw him in a d.c. a few weeks ago. three months premature 1 pound . 18% of survival. he raised over $121,000 to build this playground at the very hospital that cares for him as a premature baby. it's a beautiful story. elliott harry foundation up in new hampshire. check it out. >> greg: do you know what your problem is, kevin. >> kevin: too heart-warming? >> greg: how can i say anything about that wonderful story. >> jesse: how do we know that guy is not pocketing something off the top. a lot of these charities are ripe for abuse. >> kevin: he is 12. >> jesse: trust but verify. we're on to you elliott. nice try. that's it for us. have a great night. >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington.

i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. president biden addresses whether he would commute the sentence for his son, for his multiple felony convictions. new york police arrest a suspect armed to the teeth who may have been planning a terror attack. our series on space exploration examines the search for extraterrestrial life >> but, first, breaking tonight dueling field trips for the presumptive presidential nominees while president biden makes news in italy about possible executive action regarding his son hunter, former president trump was on capitol hill where his first visit since the riots on january 6th, 2021 mr. trump spoke with house and senate republicans and addressed a business round table. he also spoke with fox news congressional correspondent aishah hasnie about his eventual running mate. let's bring her in right now. good evening, aishah. >> aishah: good evening to you, shannon, if it wasn't apparent before it certainly is after today. president trump has the support of the majority of house and senate republicans.

and in his first exclusive interview after meeting with them, he extended an olive branch to one political opponent, while showing empathy for another. >> president trump, who do you want for g.o.p. leader? >> for the first time in four years and the first time since the january 6th riot, former president trump back near capitol hill trying to bring house and senate republicans together ahead of the election. >> it was a great meeting. there is tremendous unity in the republican party. >> aishah: after his whirlwind tour of washington talking business, policy, campaigns and burying the hatchet with g.o.p. leader mitch mcconnell, trump spoke exclusively to fox about it all and gave us a hint about his v.p. pick. >> a lot of folks surrounding you. some of them are on the short list for vp. >> yeah. >> was your pick for v.p. in the room with you. >> probably, yeah. probably. i don't want to go but probably. i think we will probably announce it during the convention. >> do you know who your v.p. is?

>> i have sort of a pretty good idea. look, we have some really talented people. i have a pretty good idea. >> trump also made news today by throwing his support behind former maryland governor and senate candidate larry hogan despite his own campaign and the rnc slamming hogan for telling americans to respect trump's new york verdict. >> are you going to support larry hogan to win that senate seat. >> yeah. i would like to see him win. i think he has a good chance to win. i would like to see him win. >> are you endorsing him? >> nobody has asked me that but essentially i would be endorsing him, yeah. >> shot back saying governor hogan has been clear is he not supporting donald trump just as he didn't in 2016 and 2020. trump also commented on the hunter biden conviction and whether or not president trump should pardon his son or commute the sentence. >> well, i can say a lot of things that hunter did were already killed by the statute of limitations so, in that regard, they have already benefited. as you know. >> aishah: you are a father though. doyou understand what itmeans t.

what would you do in that situation. >> it's a very serious thing. i understand that whole subject. i understand it pretty well because i have it with people in their family. it's a very tough situation for a father. it's a very situation for a brother or sister and it goes on and it's not stopping whether it's alcohol or drugs our whatever it maybe. it's a tough thing and so that's a tough -- it's a tough moment for their family. it's a tough moment for any family involved in that. >> aishah: showing quite a bit of empathy there, shannon, he doesn't go as far as to say whether he would pardon his own son if he were in that similar situation. trump also addressed those comments he made about the rnc host city milwaukee because democrats are really going after him right now saying he basically told me he was talking about crime in the city when he called the city horrible. and he was talking about election integrity adding i love

milwaukee. shannon? >> shannon: yeah. sounds like a number of lawmakers in that meeting have the same version he does. we will talk about it later with the panel. aishah, great interview. thank you. >> got it. >> shannon: president biden is now on the record he will not commute the eventual sentence for his son after his conviction on felony gun charges. during his news conference today with ukraine's president in italy, president biden reiterated he will not pardon his son but this was the first time he addressed the commutation question. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich reports tonight from bari, italy. hello, jackie. >> good evening to you, shannon. u.s. officials have been uncharacteristically blunt. this summit was meant to deliver lasting support for ukraine because biden's future in office isn't guaranteed. the reality that came into sharper view with french and u.k. leaders also facing headwinds. but biden also had personal problems to shoulder on the world stage. >> would you commute your son?

>> jacqui: amid hand shake sealing 10 year flowage build u.k. defenses with the 2024 elections throwing future aid in doubt, president biden couldn't escape questions about his convicted son, hunter as hunter's children looked on. biden so wanted the focus to remain on ukraine he snipsd at a question about gaza. >> i wish you guys would play by the rules a little bit. i'm here to talk about a critical situation in ukraine. >> russia is saber ratling, warships armed with hypersonic missiles carrying drills near cuba seen as respond to biden green lighting ukrainian strikes within russia territory. biden said today it's as far as he will go. >> we have not changed our position on that sort. >> analysis for the instituted of study of war shows biden only approved 16% of what ukraine could do. still out of reach, all russian air bases, the overwhelming majority of ground forces and logistics bases and the vast majority of russian air defense systems. >> if you want ukraine to win,

why would you weaken them by not allowing them to be on the offensive? >> the only place where putin has been successful and is not surprising because he is a kjb guy has been a propaganda operation to deter the biden administration from giving ukraine what they need and when they need it. >> zelenskyy expressed thanks for the pledge meant to outlive the next administration. plus a new $50 billion loan underwritten by the u.s. and backed by frozen russian assets. experts say the kremlin's response is still playing out. russian prosecutors today announcing "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich will stand trial on what the u.s. deems sham espionage charges. >> i think what putin trying to do by putting him on trial is to enhance russia's leverage. >> the u.s.-ukraine agreement comes one month before nato allies converge in d.c. heading off a replay of last year's tensions when ukraine was denied an invitation to the alliance. president biden said the new agreement includes major friments from ukraine on democratic reforms needed to

buena nato. shannon? >> shannon: jacqui, also a strong warning to china at this summit not to help russia in its war in ukraine. there has been lot of discussion of that here in washington. does zelenskyy also think it's a concern or not? >> he seemed to indicate in an answer today that he didn't think it was an issue. he said that he had a firm conversation with chinese president xi and got assurances that china wouldn't sell weapons to russia. it's unclear when this conversation happened. their last talk that we know of was aim of last year. however, president biden chimed in and didn't leaf that unaddressed he countered zelenskyy saying china is helping russia with ability and technology to produce weapons, shannon. >> shannon: all right, jacqui heinrich on the road. safe travel. thank you. the supreme court has unanimously preserved access to a medication used in nearly two thirds of all abortions in the u.s.s. last year. but rather than getting to the merits of the case on fda guidelines regarding

mifepristone the justices found the pro-life doctors who brought the case did not have legal standing to sue. attorney erin holly who argued on behalf of the doctors called today's disappointing the own label says one in 25 weapon who take chemical abortion drugs will end up in the emergency room. and while it's a tough loss for pro-life advocates they are celebrating language in the unanimous opinion that says federal conscious protections provide broad conch and shield a doctor who doesn't want to provide care in violation of those protections. both president biden and vice president harris are warning of other threats to abortion access. >> we must remain clear-eyed about the threats to reproductive freedom in america. and we must remain vigilant. >> shannon: we are awaiting another abortion ruling from the court on whether the biden administration can force hospitals to provide emergency abortions in states like idaho where there is a near total ban on abortion with exception to save the life of the mother.

a man who is said to have had extreme jihadist views and armed with a cache of weapons and new york police equipment is in custody tonight. experts believe he was planning something they're calling, quote: very bad. correspondent bryan llenas is in new york tonight with specifics. >> we need to protect our city. >> a possible attack thwarted in new york city. 27-year-old judd sanson charged today on multiple criminal weapons charges after the nypd pulled over his ford explorer over a blacked out license plate only to make a disturbing discovery, a stockpile of weapons. inside the suv, police found 11 weapons, a loaded 9-millimeter handgun. 9 loaded magazines. switch blades, metal knives, a hatchet, an ax, a weighted whip, stun gun and a baton. >> at the moment we don't have terrorism charges but we are still continuing the investigation especially considering the language that was used. >> prosecutors say alarming phrases were etched on the baton

like, quote: left me no choice. you gone learned today and arabic phrase that translates to ask in god for forgiveness. the "new york post" reports sanson shared extreme jihadist views online. a police source telling the post, quote: something very bad was potentially averted some of the parts had the potential for something awful. police also found a mask commonly used as antigovernment symbol. nypd uniform gear including handcuffs and logod bullet proof vest and vest worn by employees working in the city's subway system. >> he had, which i find extremely concerning, an nypd bullet-proof vest and transit reflective uniform which, as we know, in the city of new york, really gives you access to almost anywhere you want to go. >> rich: this arrest comes after fbi director christopher wray warned last he week about the nation's vulnerability to terrorism. characterizing it as, quote,

being on a whole nother level now. wray said he was concerned about lone wolf actors or small groups drawing twisted inspiration from terrorists abroad. shannon? >> shannon: bryan llenas in new york. thank you, bryan. house lawmakers are threatening extreme measures against colleges that do not condemn anti-semitism on campus. wednesday dozens of protesters caused a major disturbance at a school in los angeles. griff jenkins has the latest tonight. [chanting] >> griff: last night at cal state, nearly 100 protesters seized a student services building, vandalizing windows and blocking exits, trapping employees for hours. [chanting. there is only one solution, intifada resolution] >> raise your hand in issue auto zion nist zionist to get out.

>> the homes of the leadership including jewish directors were defaced yesterday with upside down red triangles painted on doors. the same symbol hamas' militant wing uses to identify israeli targets. >> to the universities listening, if you think we will lose focus, interest, for forget about this, you couldn't be more wrong. >> he are saddened that the hateful actions and rhetoric too often targeted jewish students has continued. >> at a house hearing today over anti-semitism and university leadership failures demanding schools do more to protect students like cornell's talia drawer. >> the message was very clear. rules are meaningless and lawlessness is rewarded. >> the was he and means committee considering options for congress to revoke the tax exempt status to schools that turn a blind eye to anti-semitism.

>> we must hold account being the faculty who openly supports -- >> griff: tells fox they are looking at tracing the funding from domestic and foreign sources encampments which have been anti-semitic in nature and maybe unlawful. clear tonight, shannon, this committee which began their investigation back in november is far from done. >> shannon: yeah, as are these protests. a summer would have lessoned that at all but it doesn't look that way. >> griff: protests are far from over. >> shannon: s&p 500 gained 13. nasdaq was up 59. both of those are new record high closes. up next, tensions on israel's northern flank come to a boil. we have got a report. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york as an attorney representing families of some gilgo beach murder victims, says he has evidence that could implicate family members of the

suspect rex heuermann, john ray claims posted images of human being that looks half eaten. fox 29 in philadelphia with word that gasoline spilled from unsecured hatch on the top of a delivery tanker that overturned and ignited beneath an interstate 95 bridge a year ago. video evans obtained by investigators shows the cover to the 16-inch manhole was not properly secured when the driver took the truck from the terminal to a philadelphia convenience store. and this is a live look at charlotte. one of the big stories there tonight from our affiliate wjzy. the first round ever the u.s. open is being played at pine hurst resort. scotty sheriff lehrer ler is the favorite. tiger woods is in the field. third major tournament of the year. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ gone to carolina in my mind

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>> shannon: hillary clinton is endorsing the democratic challenger running against jamaal bowman in a woman at the competitive house primary in new york. threw george lattimer on x.

endorsem*nt came despite bowman raises racism allegations against lattimer earlier in the day. prosecutors in the georgia election interference case against former president trump are asking for the dismissal of an appeal a ruling allowing the fulton county district attorney to stay on the case. fani willis is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a fellow prosecutor, mr. trump and 18 others face charges of trying to overturn the 2020 election results in georgia ♪ >> shannon: israeli tanks advancing deeper into the gazan city of rafah tonight. move comes as hezbollah fire additional rockets northern into israel. trey yingst is in tel aviv tonight. >> trey: texts along the israel lebanon border are boiling. hezbollah retaliating with single largest rocket barrage in a day after israel killed a top israel commanders earlier this

week. hundreds of rockets along with dozen of attack drones were launched from southern lebanon as the iran-backed group vows to escalate the ongoing conflict. >> we will increase our operations in intensity, force, quantity and quality. and let him wait for us in the field. >> israeli airstrikes have pummeled southern lebanon in recent days going after hezbollah strongholds and rocket launching positions. efforts are ongoing to reach an understanding with hezbollah to avoid the situation unraveling into a larger war but time is running out. >> whether through diplomatic efforts or otherwise, israel will restore security on our northern border. >> israel will respond with force to all aggressions by hezbollah. >> reports indicate that american officials are urging the israelis to use restraint and not escalate the ongoing conflict. although with fires raging no

end in sight for the war in gaza. could launch a larger offensive action without the blessing of their u.s. allies. >> you see the conflict north of israel continue to reach concerning levels and we want to tackle all of those issues and the best way to do that is through a cease-fire. >> tonight, israel launched another strike in southern lebanon. reportedly targeting high profile hezbollah members. shannon? >> shannon: trey, we always appreciate you and the team working around the clock. thank you so much. >> up next, severe flooding in south florida prompts emergency measures. we are going to ve a live report. plus, how private enterprise is fueling the search for life on other planets. bret baier explains. first, beyond our borders tonight, tensions in intle's lower house erupt into a fist fight. opposition lawmaker was injured and sent to a hospital. the issue was a controversial government proposal opponents say will further imabove irish the poor southern region.

masses of muslim pilgrims are in the saudi city of mecca tonight. today they circ*mstantialed the cahaba. israel's holiest site before heading to the nearby city to officially open the hajj. is that true annual pilgrimage takes route used by the profit mohammed. one of the big stories there tonight. wimbledon announces record prize money of nearly $64 million. the grass court grand slam runs from july 1st to the 14th the tournament made almost $69 million last year. just some of the other stories beyond our border tonight. we'll be right back. ♪

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a tropical disturbance dumped several inches of rain on the region and more is coming. correspondent danamarie mcnichol is in west palm beach tonight. three-point downpours breaking rainfall records and creating life-threatening conditions. florida governor ron desantis declaring a state of emergency for five counties after three days of flash flooding which left stranded cars counseled power lines and water and businesses and homes emergency responders in miami, fort lauderdale, sarasota and fort myers have made over 100 water rescues this week. sarasota broke 84 year record with nearly 6.5 inches of rain falling in 24 hours according to the national weather service. >> it's very crazy. we live here since we were like little and this is crazy has hazardous road conditions shut down i # 5 florida's busiest

interstate. people resorting to kayaking. >> when you come down here the water kept rising from like ankle high and then kept riding more to like knee high. >> the national hurricane center is categorizing invest # 0 l as a three-point disturbance from sarasota to miami. the storm has unleashed more than 2 feet of rain across south florida in just two days according to fox weather. yesterday, all major airports in south florida experienced ground delays. some up to 7 hours due to standing water on the runway causing hundreds of cancellations and delays. including the florida panthers who finally made it to edmonton for tonight's stanley cup finals game. >> and we aren't out of the clear just yet. additional rain is on the way. up to 10 inches in some area. most of south florida is under a flash flood warning until 8:00 p.m. tonight, shannon? >> shannon: danamarie, thank you very much. the head of the federal aviation

administration says the agency was too hands off in oversight of boeing before january mid-air emergency and a new alaska airlines 737 max 9. matt whitaker made the comment during a senate hearing today. the agency has boosted the use of in person inspectors and we d visit factory on friday. experienced a series of high profile problems in recent months in recent years. >> nasa a space suit discomfort issue for planned spacewalk outside of the international space station today. the prepared mission was called off about an hour before it was set to begin. not clear, exactly, what caused the problem. ♪ tonight we continued our series that looks at advancements in space. nasa scientists are working to determine whether there is life on other planets. and they are using private

companies to help with the research. my colleague, bret baier, explains why nasa says we are likely not alone in the universe. >> we don't need to go back to the moon just for the moon we are going back to learn new things in order for us to go to mars and beyond. >> space travel will also expand in the near future. astronauts are expected to return to the moon. >> that goes to the moon and will orbit the moon on this flight next year with four astronauts. >> bret: and there are plans for a mars sample return mission. >> it's getting samples and it's drilling with this drill, creating these core samples about the size of a cigar. we're trying to figure out right now how we're going to go back and get them and brings them back to earth so that we got an idea of whether or not there was life there. >> nasa's mission is to go out

and discover whether or not we are alone. >> bret: fire byrd diagnostics says his company sells so-called alien d.n.a. the synthetic structures have helped diagnose cases of covid-19, cancer and hiv. >> you can make copies of d.n.a., make copies of the copies of the copies and therefore amplify d.n.a. we can also could that with the alien d.n.a. we construct in our lab glory traditional earth based four nuke tides or building blocks. synthetic have up to 8 allowing for more sensitive testing and eliminating false positives. >> allows you to get that needle in the haystack without worrying about background information. >> as nasa prepares to return to mars it is working with benner's team to prepare for possible life on the red planet. >> we go into the laboratory and try to make alternative forms of d.n.a. just to understand what possible forms of alternative

d.n.a. might be out there used by vulcans or cling ons or other species that we might encounter, especially on mars or uropa and other places in the solar system where there is water. >> bret: can searching for life on other planets benefit life here on earth? >> there is so much we don't know but your question is by finding out other life it's certainly going to enus understand better who we are and where we're. >> it the biggest question we get when we talk about space all the ufo sightings, all the things, the testimony on capitol hill feel like they are not learning everything the government knows. you are the nsa administrator. what can you tell people out there?

>> well, if you ask me directly do i think that there are aliens here on earth, i don't think so. i don't absolutely know. and i don't think the u.s. government is hiding anything from anybody. but, if you ask me you i do think there is life out there in the cosmos, i asked our nasa scientists that question. how many possibilities in the vastness of this universe life something like we know it? they said at least a trillion. i said a trillion? said maybe 2 trillion. >> bret: planets possibly habitable? >> that's straight from our scientist. and you and i, but particularly our children and grandchildren

are going to find out the answer to that question. >> bret: are we going to be ready for it when we do find it? >> the distances are so fast that it will be a long time before we can go that far but that doesn't mean we cannot have some kind of understanding what is out there and maybe even some kind of communication as a matter of fact, bret, what i have already asked our scientists to do, since we are in this era of ai, artificial intelligence, could you build in to the spacecrafts software so that in a spacecraft like voyager, that is out in inteller space that is beyond our solar system that if it it would

real time learn to commune quake other spacecraft. i think that's one of the possibilities we could use artificial intelligence for make the impossible possible. they are a bunch of wizards around here. >> shannon: tomorrow on "special report" we look at pharmaceutical research and stem cell studies taking place in orbit. administrator nelson talks about some of the medical breakthroughs scientists are finding in zero graduate of of gravity. up next the panel on the biden and trump dueling field trips today and later the supreme court makes a major decision in an borings case. ♪ choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation.

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♪ >> this was a great meeting there is tremendous unity in the republican party. we want to see borders. we want to see strong military. we want to see money not wasted all over the world. and we have great common sense. a lot of very smart people in this room and a lot of people that love our country.

>> shannon: fox news senior political analyst juan williams. political reporter daniel lippman and katie pavlich town hall.com. during the commercial this was brief and to the point for him. >> it was rare. [laughter] >> shannon: where is the rest of the speech? >> juan: i think a lot of people, especially in the senate were pleased. i mean, to me, the sight of him shaking hands with mitch mcconnell i would not have bet you on that one, shannon. >> shannon: really? >> juan: mcconnell said he was responsible for january 6th. the law enforcement people should be responsible take action. not impeaching. the wife resigned. back in town, back on capitol hill and has a positive reception. it sounds like things went a little different with the house group where they wanted policy prescriptions, i think, going into the fall elections. and he was more general and had criticisms of nancy pelosi's

daughter, you know, talking in general about, you know, he said something critical about milwaukee where the convention will be held. so i think some of that, you know, apparently came off as people thinking he was just rambling. overall, i think history will look back on this day and say wow, in three years, he was back on capitol hill and in charge. >> as aishah was reporting a number of lawmakers came forward and say his remarks on milwaukee misconstrued about the crime situation there or other issues. that's the way he is meaning it, too. but to see people shaking hands that didn't like each other two or three years ago. the reality is you are in an election year. they all want to win and they need each other. >> katie: welcome to washington where people fight it out either here or on the campaign trail and get back together. >> shannon: on the same ticket sometimes. >> katie: they want to win and very close are a mouth out from the rnc convention in milwaukee. they understand the american people are on their side on the big issues like the economy and immigration and donald trump

needs them to be supporting him especially when it comes to these tight margins. if he were to win and beat joe biden in november, these republicans understand that they -- it's a team sport. if they want to get their policy prescriptions through, they want to hold onto the house which talking to activists say more likely seeing that could happen now. they want to expand that margin in the senate not just for the sake of getting trump's agenda through but also to confirm nominees for the president which last time around was very, very difficult for him. and so they're looking at this as a team sport. and they can't get what they want if they don't win. >> sounds like they realize when it comes to larry hogan. you remember right after the 34 guilty against president trump in manhattan. one of trump's top advisers basically tweeted back your campaign so ever. that's the end of it. here is what president trump said to aishah hasnie when she asked him about larry hogan today. >> are you going to support larry hogan to win that senate seat? >> yeah. i would like to see him win.

i think he has a good chance to win. i would like to see him win. and we got to take the majority. we have to straighten out our country. i know other people made some strong statements. but, i can just say it from my standpoint, i'm about the party and i'm about the country and i would like to see him win. >> aishah: so you are endorsing him? >> well, nobody has asked me that but essentially i would be endorsing him, yeah. >> shannon: okay the campaign says thanks but no thanks. with this statement governor hogan has been clear is he not supporting donald trump just as he didn't in 2016 and 2020. daniel, maybe that's what he needs to say to win in maryland so president trump may get his vote on some key issues in the senate. >> of course. you know that democratic opo research groups, angela alsobrooks campaign is clipping that right now and turning that into a tv ad so that they can tell democratic voters in maryland hey, this is a trump guy. even though hogan was a long time critic of trump. but, in a blue state like

maryland, or in states like new york, where you have mike lawler and lots of other new york congressman who are republicans who will need to distance themselves. any positive words from donald trump, that is political, you know, toxin for them. and so i think he was answering that question from your colleague, but, not the best day for the hogan campaign. shane. >> shannon: they say no thanks. president trump working to make inroads with younger voters. first of all i want to put up this poll voters 18-34 right now if they were head to head from quinnipiac. president trump has 1 point advantage here with the younger crowd, which is quite a swing from four years ago. here's a little bit of him going to where the younger folks are here he is wrestler logan paul. ♪ and well down we go [laughter] >> shannon: katie, how powerful is that kind of stuff with the tiktok crew out there. >> if you contract that with joe

biden has been doing to try to win over young voters, he has thrown out a lot of government handouts like student loan relief, for example. he has tried to get on tiktok but he is not getting the big endorsem*nts like the logan pauls and trump is going to these places and these audiences that aren't sympathetic to him the mooc macho style. the number one thing for young voters is affordability for housing. under donald trump interest rates for housing were 3 %, below 3%, 4%. now they're 8% to get a home. they are looking at that and saying between joe biden and donald trump in terms of the economy, i'm better off under trump. >> shannon: well and "the washington post" has a report on democrats doing events, things like having a dance party, a comedy show, a place to chill out. sometimes free beer, manicures, handout of contraceptive pills or cooling towels, juan. will it work? >> juan: whole thing is got to

reach people where they're and go to them and give them what they want. i must say when i look at these numbers, i think about, you know, some big issues for young people and abortion is huge. and i think, again, about, you know, people who are not paying attention right now and i think that's why we see these kinds of, you know, let's go to the -- what do you call it mma event. and ufc and what i think when they pay attention, i'm not sure that they are going to stay in that tie. >> shannon: okay. stick around. you mentioned the issue of abortion. up next we will talk about that big decision from the supreme court today. and then a rout in the congressional baseball game. we told you about last night. ♪ ♪ th boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost.

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at the tone, please record your message. [clock ticks] ♪ ♪ in one should be celebrating this decision should be obvious one. >> constitution life liberty and pursuit the happiness. first right is life. the democrats will overplay hand on abortion. >> the supreme court is as conservative as we have seen in our life times. what i read in this unanimous rejection in the case today is the supreme court saying slow down fifth circuit. we're not going there. >> shannon: we are back with our panel. daniel, i will start with you because, let me just read a little bit from justice kavanaugh that you, a 9-0

decision people act like we never get those we have gotten a lot lately. wasn't on the merits. the pro-life doctors who brought the case did not have standing. didn't get to the argument about the fda regulating this medication. the justice kavanaugh says the plaintiffs have sincere moral ideological and policy objections to elective abortion and to fda's relaxed regulation of mifepristone under article iii of the constitution those kind of objections alone do not establish judicial case. it doesn't mean the debate is over this case is over. >> exactly, democratic progressive groups, they are worried if trump comes back that he is going to order the fda to make it harder for people to get this drug. what's been interesting since the dobbs, you know, arrangement is that abortion has actually gone up a little bit. .2%. you see two thirds of americans who are against the ruling. so, the supreme court has to be mindful of their own credibility

because they have to look at standing and say hey, if these people did not have standing to sue the -- to stop, this then it's a 9-0. >> shannon: so, katy, what about those very critical of the court right now, especially the justices they consider to be conservatives? i mean, they all stuck together on this and said the case is not ripe. >> interesting you go back to the dobbs decision. and the aftermath of that. and the assassination attempt on justice kavanaugh the constant raucous protesting outside of the justices homes. the continued attacks on the court by senator dick durbin and sheldon whitehouse saying the dobbs decision was made purely for ideological right wing reasons when it was made on constitutional reasons and constitutional grounds. and now you have this ruling 9-0. again, going back to the constitutional issue which justice kavanaugh wrote about. alliance defending freedom who brought this case vowing to move forward to try make case on the merits as you mentioned it wasn't made in terms of the

details of the case. just simply on a techality, democrats are not going to let this narrative go and the vice president has been around the country in swing states to gte voters to the polls they have been successful in elections and special elections in the aftermath of dobbs on the decision. >> shannon: pill access was never cut off. the supreme court allowed to remain available on the market. political loss for them. they can't campaign against this supreme court passed another restriction on your abortion. but, in an election year that may be something they would want to be able to take to voters. >> juan: well, i think right now, given that the way the courts and some of the religious groups have been handling ivf, invite throw fertilization the issue is alive for those on the left who say there is still real concern about a woman's trite handle pregnancy even getting

pregnant now and that there are people on the right who want to take away control of your bodies from you. i don't think it brings any closer to a consensus on how governments what government's role should be regarding abortion standing you so aptly describe. people on the left are pretty much relead they didn't take away their right to the pill. the way i think of it in political terms, shannon, what's the motivator here in picking up on what katy was just talking about. if you look at it for the pro-choice people abortion still remains great motivator to get people out to vote. what happened today is a new central for people who are pro-life. >> shannon: we know that there are pro-life folks who are very happy about the conscience language in this 9-0 opinion seems to give real voice to protecting doctors against things that they don't want to be involved with, including abortion. there is that to unpack as well. okay. thanks, guys. >> thanks, shannon. >> thank you.

>> shannon: finally tonight, a special day. >> and that is it. the republicans take down a 31-11 victory everybody the democrats auto you should have suited up, juan. they could have used you. g.o.p. hammered democrats 31-11 at nationals park. this is not a defensive battle. it was their fourth straight victory. the democrats briefly held a 5-4 lead but a 10-run seventh inning by the republicans fueled the blowout. the game was momentarily interrupted by climate protesters but play went on. more than $2 million raised for charity. thanks for watching "special report," i'm shannon bream in washington. "the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ >> i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thanks for joining us, as always. and tonight, biden gets lost o

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