alexander books, juan williams and hannah cox. what you think of elon musk in his pronouncements that twitter is left and that it was wrong to ban him for good and let him back? >> what i think is he wakes up every day and things what you have to do to put on my face to pound this morning and he does not think because he consistently knocks it out of the park. i've never heard somebody at his level be so consistently write about our political system and what's happening lately. i love these things and it's funny because we give him praise for saying things that are obvious, twitter has had left-wing bias, no arguing that. they take kicked off donald trump meanwhile they let isis and communist china tweets. the left melts down over these obvious things because they are not used to having the truth it seems pretty. it seems like he has a pretty based approach cares about free speech and tries to think through how to moderate content in a way to make sure is not illegal activity happening which is important, make sure there's not por

juan williams, here you go. for how many years have path say jack and vanna white hosted wheel of fortune together? the over/under is 30 years, juan. >> wow. i'm going to guess that it's just under 30 years. kennedy: and you would be wrong. it's 40 years. 40 -- >> wow. kennedy: yes. since i was -10 years old, incredible. [laughter] dave, here, this is if for you. >> you called me a young man. kennedy: dave, young man, young man! in 2016 it was reported that french president emmanuel macron was spending how much per month on makeup in u.s. dollars per month? the over/under is $6,000. if. >> oh. measured probably be in euros, but, i mean, i have to say under. there's no way. kennedy: take the over. $9,571.60 in american currency every month on the that frog pace. >> wow. all right. if that's not the fed's fault, it's a european central bank's fault. kennedy: that's absolutely right. last round, this one is worth 3 points apiece. gary, how many grams of sugar are in a can of coca-cola? the over/under is 42, gary. >

juan williams a fox news analyst. josh holmes co-host of the ruthless podcast byion york political correspondent of the washington officer. byron this is different. all raised all kind of officers looks like an hour. ask doesn't encounter anybody when he goes into the school. police arrive at about 11:44. we know from the parents videos that the parents are protesting and asking begging police to go in about 11:54 just 10 minutes later. and but it takes an hour until 12:44 when we think that somebody in law enforcement finally kills the gunman. and so there are just enormous questions about what took place the texas authorities just said nothing today just think of the questions it raises. all of these questions were grievously wounded. did they all have to die in the course of that hour? we don't know. there is a lot for texas to explain. >> bret: there is we are not just going to go down the speculation. that said a lot of politicians, a lot of pundits took what we thought we knew and said, look, there was a police

williams. welcome to all thank you for being here today. >> good morning. >> juan i'll start with you. there's new momentum for for offender gun reform in this country those discussions are underway right now. democrats have not been able to succeed in the past to reform and gun laws were even after sandy hook. will this time be different? >> sondra, good morning. i am skeptical anything can get done. stopping mass murder should not be political. but it clearly is. and nothing was done by the congress after newtown in 2012 even more children were slaughtered by gunmen. if the man from mars landed here today and saw is so divided we cannot even deal with policies to stop mass murder of children, i think he would be in disbelief. right now with uvalde on her heels and buffalo i think there's growing public frustration and as a result some pressure from congress. you may see some marginal steps taken. but most likely is a red flag lot you were discussing that with congressman brooks. there is also

politico congressional correspondent olivia beavers and fox news political analyst juan williams. welcome to you all, thank you for being here today. >> thank you, senato >> good morning. >> sandra: juan, start with you first. there is a newer form for federal gun registration right now. democrats have not been able to succeed in the past to reform gun laws, even after sandy hook. will this time be different? >> sandra, good morning. get done.ical that anything can you know, stopping mass murders shouldn't be political, but it clearly is, and nothing was done to congress after newtown in 2012 when even more children were slaughtered by a gunman. if you know, if the man from mars landed here fr today and sw us so divided that we can even deal with policies to stop mass murder of children, i think he would just be in disbelief. but you know, right now with uvalde on our heels and buffalo, i think there is growing public frustration and as a result, some pressure on the congress, so you may see some marginal steps taken that most likely is a red flag law. you were discussing that wit

juan williams fox news analyst and matthew continetti fellow with the american enterprise institute and author of "the right the 100 year war for american conservatism." matthew, congrats on the book. what do you think? this judge is, he saving the biden administration in some way, shape or form, at least temporarily? >> well, he is saving the biden administration from making a status quo worse but, bret, the status quo is already very bad. this is a very crisis on our southern border putting incredible pressure on the border patrol, on customs, on the communities there on the southern border and it's rising level of priority for the american voter. so, even though they might have dodged something of a bullet with having the judge issue this injunction, the issue on the border remains to be addressed and biden isn't doing it. >> bret: susan, this is a massive issue. obviously the administration's appealing this. it doesn't make the issue go away, obviously. >> no. but the judge's decision today gives the administration some more time to try to figure out how to get better control of the

let's bring in our panel fox news political analyst juan williams, katie pavlich. news editor at town hall.com and trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina. trey, when you heard, this were you shocked? what's your reaction today? >> i was stunned. the judicial branch was always a cut above the executive and legislative branches? i mean this kind of stuff is standard fare for congress and the white house. but the judicial branch, i kind of viewed as the last ininstitution that was maybe immune from this what it proves is that we are just a country full of relativists. the end justifies the means. it doesn't matter how we accomplish our goal, process be damned. if it means leaking something break the trust of your colleagues then the end justifies the means. i think it's sad. i would think the same thing if it was an opinion that i disagreed with. >> a.p. says what's next for abortion after the supreme court leak? congress could move strictly to enshrine a natural trite abortion. that's unlikely previously stalled in the senate. if there is no legislative pa

fox news contributor juan williams. a former rnc can communications director doug heye, and national journals josh kraushaar. josh, politico's media writer writes that the court will recover from this leak, he sees a silver lining here. "the upside of the leak is grand, the public has gained a new awareness of work or majority plans to take the nation after a half-century of legal abortion. what's your take? " >> george will called it institutional vandalism and compared it to the january 6th riots, so that is how much strain the institutions in our country on both left and right are handling it. i think politically speaking, bret, the impact is going to be on the substance, addressing democratics lawmakers starting to get engaged, starting to really run on offense on an issue where that had a really tough political environment throughout the year. but look, this is a real blow to the hollowed ground of the supreme court that these documents were leaked. i think it matters who leak them. it sounds like the initial insti