News about Brian Kilmeade

Liz Truss, the shortest serving prime minister in British history, appeared on Fox News yesterday to show off her new book, titled Ten Years to Save the West. A clip posted on X shows the MP chatting with host Brian Kilmeade on live TV before she fails twice to hold her book the right way up. 'Great to see you, and here's my new book. I'll just get it up - sorry I'll get it up front, there we are,' she says as she struggles to hold the book up correctly.

Following Trump's repeated assaults on his daughter, Judge Juan Merchan extended his gag order on Monday. On Tuesday, Trump delivered a Fox News clip that included some of the same criticism. Trump posted a clip of Fox host Brian Kilmeade rather than saying it out loud.

Former President Trump has discussed his dramatic weight loss for the first time, claiming that he has shed around 20 pounds this campaign cycle, which he attributed to a packed schedule that doesn't allow for regular meal times. Mr Trump has appeared more frail, confused, and gaffe-prone than ever in recent weeks, according to health experts, who may have attributed to his sudden weight loss.

On every week day, Carley Shimkus greets American households at 5 a.m., as co-host Todd Piro of FOX and Friends First. The 37-year-old New Jersey native, who is best known on the internet as a 'foodie,' has now published a recipe book, just in time for holiday cooking. Be Merry Cooking With Friends features more than 75 recipes straight from the star's culinary repertoire. The dishes range from simple-to-make appetizers to budget-friendly mains to indulgent desserts. In an exclusive interview with CNN, the adored host revealed that Cooking with Friends began as a long-running program on Fox and Friends, in which anchors, guests, and reporters prepare their favorite family dish, something that is'meaningful and unique' to them.

Sen. Ted Cruz of Arizona reiterated his argument on Monday that the Democrats will 'jettison' 80-year-old President Joe Biden and 'parachute in' Michelle Obama as their White House nominee at next year's convention. Cruz appeared on Fox & Friends on Monday morning when co-host Brian Kilmeade asked whether Biden should 'ponder' dropping out because it is the 'final time' to do so, with the primaries starting in mid-January.

Thousands of protesters yelled "move, cops, get out the way," the chants in Bay Ridge. We know you're Israeli-trained' as they marched on the neighborhood, stopping traffic and lighting fires in the process. As the night began, the demonstrators, who had been part of a branded online as Flood Brooklyn for Palestine, began to clash with cops, as their numbers increased to an estimated 5,000 over the course of the day. Officers from the NYPD were shot repeatedly trying to usher them out of a Fifth Avenue intersection, where they had already stopped traffic, and in which an unspecified number of pro-Palestinians were arrested and detained. Several demonstrators were seen punching protesters in the fray, which came after protesters gathered to demand that Israel withdraw its support for Israel. Armed with Palestinian flags and signs, a significant portion of the group has refused to comply with cops' demands.

The House will begin without a House Speaker in its 15th day, with all legislative priorities suspended after Jordan suffered a humiliating defeat in his first attempt to become House Speaker. Don Bacon of North Carolina, one of the most prominent holdouts on Jordan from the GOP side and was dubbed a dumba** by Fox News' Brian Kilmeade accidentally on air, has revealed the messages his wife Angie received from him. One of the letters sent to Angie Bacon reads, 'Your husband should better help Jim Jordan.'

After House Republicans failed to elect Republican Representative Jim Jordan as House Speaker, Fox News host Brian Kilmeade has been caught on a hot mic. Kilmeade was heard expressing his rage at Rep. Don Bacon after the Republican voted against Jordan but instead for Kevin McCarthy for Speaker on Tuesday. Bacon replied, 'McCarthy,' who is not running for speaker after being deposed earlier this month.

On May 1, a New York official slammed Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg for indictment of ex-Marine Daniel Penny over Jordan Neely's subway chokehold. As he told host Steven Doocy that "it defies logic that he's being prosecuted," Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman spoke out on "Fox & Friends" condemning Manhattan District Alvin Bragg's indictment of the 24-year-old ex-Marine.' As Neely put him in the chokehold, the homeless man who suffered with opioids and mental stability later died after being harassed people on a NYC subway train.

When the ex-England captain joined the LA Galaxy in 2007, US soccer fans are chastising Fox host Brian Kilmeade for mistakenly insisting that Lionel Messi learn English' like David Beckham did. Since moving to MLS, the former Manchester United and Real Madrid players had plenty to adjust to, but the London-born midfielder wasn't one of them. Nevertheless, that didn't stop Kilmeade from rewriting history when talking about Messi's impending transfer to MLS.

Dean Cain, the newest Hollywood celebrity to leave California for states that are friendlier to the film industry, such as Nevada, Texas, and Louisiana. On Wednesday, Cain appeared on Fox and Friends to announce that he had been driven from Malibu to Las Vegas, where he said less traffic and lower taxes are required, and that his neighbors are moving 'in droves.' 'I love California.' It's the most picturesque state in the United States. Cain told Fox News' Brian Kilmeade, "everything's wonderful about it except for the policies." The policies are just bad.' The fiscal policies, the soft-on-crime policies, and the homelessness policies all have been discussed.'

As of May 17, the company's market value had been $74 billion, with shares selling at $160.96. But the stock plummeted after it made 'adjustments' to its Pride merchandising initiative, which included removing displays' that have been "at the center of the most significant conflict behavior" at some of its stores last week, according to CEO Brian Cornell in a tweeting statement earlier this week. Some Southern stores were compelled to shift products, many of which were designed by Erik Carnell, a transgender man and self-proclaimed Satanist, to the back of store shelves. It was done to prevent a 'Bud Light's situation' following a consumer boycott of Bud Light's Pride Month items, which resulted in a costly marketing move to market Bud Light's beer with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

Following Brian Kilmeade's weeklong stint as Carlson's replacement, Jones, 30, would take over as the next temporary host of 'Fox News Tonight' starting on Monday, according to a network spokesperson for the network. Jones (left) has hosted 'Lawrence Jones Cross Country' on the network, making him the youngest black solo host of a cable news show in history since January 2022. Meanwhile, conservative news outlet Newsmax is making a big push to woo Carlson (right), and also hinting at the likelihood that he could handle the entire network rather than just his own show, according to TMZ.

In the $1.6 billion case, SNL opened with MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, played by James Austin Johnson, spouting disinformation about Dominion voting machines. Bowen Yang, a Brian Kilmeade, immediately warned the CEO, 'please don't say anything crazy about dominion,' due to the litigation. Lindell, on the other hand, said, "Every Dominion machine has a Venezuelan loompah inside, which eats the votes with its little tongue," Lindell said before hosts told him to reel it in. After network hosts condemned'stolen election lies, Dominion sued Fox.'

Former Vice President Mike Pence or other Trump Cabinet officials attempted to run against him in 2024, according to former President Donald Trump, who said it would be traitorous conduct. In a radio interview with Fox's Brian Kilmeade on Friday, the ex-president said, 'I think it'd be very disloyal.'

Sen. Lindsey Graham, a Republican, defended his decision to bring a bill in the Senate that would result in a nationwide abortion ban during 15 weeks of pregnancy. "This is not a state's right issue." This is a human right issue. On Fox & Friends, Graham said on Tuesday that a baby sucks his thumb at 15 weeks.

The plaque depicting a Ku Klux Klan member (left) was ordered to be demolished by the Naming Commission, which was an arm of the Department of Defense that is charged with reviewing and upgrading military assets that honor Confederate figures. Although the plaque's fate is uncertain because the Naming Commission has no information regarding non-Confederate figures and the US Army has declined to say whether or not they'll follow the order, West Point defended the monument. The plaque, according to a prestigious academy, is only a small part of a larger bronze mural (right) depicting both the good and evil of American history. Laura Gardin Fraser (inset), an American sculptor who was hired to design the panels and wanted to create art that represented the principal events of that time, thereby capturing both tragedy and triumph in our nation's history.'

The engraving at the prestigious military academy, which is located in Upstate New York, 50 miles north of New York City, is part of a massive mural depicting various aspects of US history on one of the country's oldest campus buildings. The sprawling display, which was carved into three bronze plaques that adorned the structure's entrance, features a variety of images associated with Americana, including photographs of Civil War-era plantations and the Founding Fathers. The installation, which was more than a half-century old, was one of hundreds of structures flagged in a report issued by the Congressional Naming Commission on Monday, which was a task force established by Congress last year to send suggestions to the Department of Defense (DOD) on renaming US military installations associated with the rebel army. The paper was primarily devoted to Confederate markers at both West Point and the US Naval Academy in Maryland, and officials quoted over a dozen buildings between both bases, most of which depict Confederate figures such as Robert E. Lee. However, the commission has decided that it would not request the removal of the KKK decoration, which decorates the entrance of the Bartlett Hall Science Center, just months after the Civil War, and therefore falls outside of its jurisdiction. Rather, the commission has simply recommended that it be taken down. The sentiment has since sparked outrage around the world, with Americans pointing out the absurdity of a group that can freely nix names connected to their nation's history but not have the authority to remove an explicitly racist artifact. Despite being built in 1937, DailyMail.com shows the other aspects of the plaque, which also includes non-racist photos of important abolitionists and historical female figures, such as Clara Barton and Susan B. Anthony.