we'll discuss democracy with tim scott. with democratic senator john tester chair of the veterans affair committee who led efforts to help 9/11 victims. plus, the latest on the special master fight between the department of justice and president trump's legal team. ask the sunday panel who it means for the investigation into documents held at mar-a-lago and five-time world series champion pitcher andy pettite on his work supporting the nation's heroes. all this on fox news sunday. >> hello again from fox news in washington, today americans mark 21 years since the deadliest terrorist attack on american soil, killing nearly 3000 people and countless others in the aftermath. this is a live look at the pentagon, where later this hour, president biden will pay tribute to those lost on 9/11. meanwhile, britain is marking biggest change to its storied monarchy in search decades. the queen stood in solidarity after 9/11 and reminded us that grief is the price we pay for love. in a moment we'll ask jane hartley about the relationshi

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it's the same question that i asked tim scott awhile action. when you look at inflation, the economy, jobs, gas prices have stopped falling for all intents purposes and could go back up again. republicans should be winning all day on that message and yet democrats are making great inroads in the national poll by focusing on abortion and the dobbs decision. how do you counter that message? >> well, the dobbs decision essentially returned abortion policy decision making back to the states. i did release a message out to the public soon after that that i think that it is a state issue, that i do not support a federal action on the issue. i do not support a federal ban on the issue. but comparison, my opponent, davids, is very extreme on the issue. she supports partial birth abortions, she supports taxpayer funding to be used for abortion. when we get to the election day, this cycle, it's going to be about the everyday lives, impact to every day lives for people. people in this country, i continually hear they're worried about the economy, they're

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again, senator tim scott you remember when durbin essentiall called him a token or at least the policy he was putting forward called the justice act, nbc there was a texas blogger who was hired by a congressman who later renounced the blogger but he called myra florez uncle clarence of clarence thomas, th point is these are widespread, it's not just one example. >> it's reprehensible when you hear elected officials that are supposed to represent all americans that are engaging in things like that level of absolutely appalling racist name-calling. i expect it from vapid hollywoo celebrities, but to get it from elected officials, from people that are supposed to view these others as their colleagues. he said powerful, positive, tha these minority gop leaders, but i will say they were not in lockstep. they are not in lockstep with the view that certain people think that they should vote by, that they should hold, and that is why they're being vilified. can you imagine if one of us up on our couch said what needed interjecting someone making a point about substance, interjecting to say wha

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brian: tim was invited to attend scott's maiden speech. he was excited, so was i, when scott was elected. house speaker: the member for cook. prime minister morrison: mr. speaker, it is with humility-- brian: i thought it was rather a privilege that tim was one of those who received the invitation. i would imagine that any incumbent for the--speaking for the first time would ask people to attend who were in some way special him. louise: when tim and lynelle stewart celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary in august 2017, then-treasurer scott morrison sent his congratulations on lynelle's facebook page. "happy anniversary guys - still remember you telling jen and i a very long time ago in our little flat in bronte that you had an amazing guy - you were right." these photos which they shared on facebook are from the following year, when the morrison family holidayed with the stewarts on the new south wales south coast. when the morrisons moved into the prime minister's residence in sydney, kirribilli house, lynelle stewart was hired to work

. >> nikki haley hit in the key point right there, i mean when you think about tim scott, who given a credible rebuttal to biden's joint and the conscious, august 10 congress with -- it is always republican minorities and nikki haley just delete just target. >> it really is the most vile disgusting part of us. in sas because i am being generous by saying that. that is what comes out after conservative minorities get in the arena and the gladiators just attack them. it is revolting to me, and sell beneath the position of ambassador haley to have her have to react to sunny houston and to say that it is indian and it hears what amazing lots on my birth certificate. it is not worth an iota of her time. it is the fact that supreme court justice and assented that so many accomplish amazing americans have to defend themselves against this vital major response by so many other americans is just devastating to me. an investor haley, she is absolutely right, we won't get an apology. she deserves one, she deserves so much more, she doesn't have a modicum of the spect. the pain they shall never g

let's bring in south carolina senator tim scott, senator, thanks for joining us. it looks like you all paid it through largely. what are you seeing and hearing down there in your state about 200 without power. the worst damage in the state so far looks like from pawly's island the cause ways are still closed a lot of folks without power from pawly's island to myrtle beach up to the p.b. or florence area. knows are the areas coordination and collaboration that will help us get the speediest return possible is actually happening realtime. >> there is a lot of coming together storms like this. this is at fema assistant administrator talking about as this storm moves. take a listen. >> all the hazards that we have seen in florida can impact those further up the coast. i want to remind everyone that this storm is not over yet. just because the skies are clear does not mean it's safe. water can be electrified. there can be other hazards in there. please stay safe and continue to listen to local officials. >> and oftentimes we see, senator, that folks especially in low l

. >>> republican senator tim scott is slamming president biden for sounding the alarm on the fate of american democracy. >> what we have not seen from the biden administration is that type of unifying message that people rally around. why would we have the president of the united states deliver a soul-crushing speech that was unnecessary, polarizing and inflammatory. >> scott's view is shared by many republicans who continue to criticize the president for his primetime remarks, but vice president kamala harris doubled down in an interview that aired earlier today saying it's actually election denying candidates and lawmakers who backed january 6th rioters who continue to pose the biggest risk. >> i think it's very dangerous and i think it's very harmful, and it makes us weaker. you look at everything from the fact that there are 11 people right now running for secretary of state, the keepers of the integrity of the voting system of their state, who are election deniers. you couple that with people who hold some of the highest elected offices in our country who refuse to condemn an in

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scott accused the president of dividing americans after the speech last week, the president singled out magna extremist as a threat to the country. it's soul crushing speech that was unnecessary, polarizing and inflammatory. but on nbc's meet the press, vice president kamala harris push back. we have to admit that there attacks within. she says the president's warnings over the state of democracy are warranted. we need to stand up together. all of us. and in think of this, not through partisan lens, but as americans. >> in his speech yesterday, president biden said the greatest lesson following 9.11 is that americans should reject the hate and vitriol that was targeted towards muslim americans following the attack. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you, james. all right, raquel, thank you very much. >> it is for 23. we'll take a break. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. a circus is here in the bay area and it's bringing with it. a spooky theme. >> for 25 the time and across the bay, the circus is back. we've got cirque italia setting up in oakland right now for t

senator tim scott's new memoir is entitled america a redemption story. it's about the south carolina republicans upbringing, political career. and the core messages about what the u.s. means to him. he is one of only 11 african americans to have ever served in the u.s. senate. former donald trump campaign chairman, paul manafort, who was pardoned by the former president in 2020, is out with his new book, political prisoner: persecuted, prosecuted, but not silenced. the party of lloyd green called mr. manafort's book, primarily an exercise and a score settling, pointing an accusatory finger at federal prosecutors, and lashing out at enemies. another new book, in raising lazarus, hope, justice, and the future of americas overdose crisis. author beth macy follows her award-winning book dope sick with another account of americas opioid crisis. a curtis review dubbed her newest work, quote, a profoundly disconcerting book that will inspire reform to aid the dope sick and punish their suppliers. ha rights is the author of the walking dead, how societies woke v

here with reaction the author of america a redemption story, tim scott. that's your opponent in south carolina. you have to treat them like adam schiff. >> absolutely. you are 100% right. we are all part of the seam family. these bigoted comments towards white and black people should be condemned by every american. this does not represent my state. i can't think of a worst comment to be made by a senate candidate. she is echoing the comments talking about maga republicans she heard from president biden. there is a bigger picture of here of words and comments that are salacious, that reflect too much on the progressive side. they are attacking people because of the color of their skin. there is nothing more unamerican than that. >> sean: what did you think of the other video. the jail house video. she is on tape saying they need gangsters and the "n" word to infiltrate politics by putting on suits and acting respectable? >> the more i hear her talk, the more i cringe. the more embarrassed i am for those 2 support an equal and fairplaying field. they don't

trey: not only do you have a phd but i remember the time you sat down with senator tim scott and i and tried to explain to us what your phd was in we could not understand the subject matter. let me ask but clemson, outstanding academic reputation. yet tuition is reasonable compared with other schools, how have you been able to do that? >> well, i'm honored to serve at clemson, it is an an unbelievetation institution, great board of trustees. i appreciate you know the comments, we have excelled in as let and athletics, we have a national championship attitude across the campus, our staff a go beyond. while running an efficient institution, we run cheaper and more cost efficient ththan our peers, our goal to make sure every student they are retained from freshman year to sophomore year and graduate and live a great happy, healthy successful life. trey: speaking of that, there is something i hope i have title right, emerging scholars program that impacts our i95 corridor that is important part of our state, there are challenges, can you tell us about t the e. it we go to areas that are mo

trey: not only do you have a phd, i remember the time yousa sat down with senator tim scott and i and tried to tell us what your phd was in, we couldn't understand the subject matter.. let me ask you about clemson . it has outstanding academic representation. tuition is very reasonable compared with other schools.s, how have you been able to do that? >> i am honored to serve at clemson. great board of trustees and great faculty and staff. they have a mission of changing lives and making a difference. i appreciate the comes we have excelled in athletics and academics, we have a national championship attitude across the campus, h our staff and faculty havee ca gone above and beyond, we focus on quality, efficiency and relevance, we try hardo to have best research while running an offd mo efficient institution, we run more cost efficient than our peer, our goal to make sure every student is maintains from freshman to sophomore year and maintain a healthy successful life.ng trey: i hope i have theit title right, emerging scholars program that impacts the i95 corridor, that is an important

it debuts this sunday and first guest lineup is senator tim scott and former baseball star andy pettit. shannon joining us now to tell us all about it. congratulations. >> thanks, jessica. great to see you. we're in talks with the white house as well to decide who's going to be the other side of that conversation of course. much of the show is up in the air this afternoon as we're all dealing with breaking news, but we'll have a heavy focus on 9/11 and the queen and her legacy and remembering the moments when she was so supportive of the u.s. including on 9/11 that goes down as one of the most brutal days in our history. the queen stepped up to be a great ally. >> shannon, we are all so excited for you. we all love you and we're thrilled that you're taking the helm as the first woman to do this by the way also. >> thank you, judge. >> greg is laughing. what do you say to young women. >> i'm grateful to the women trailblazers before me and so many that really fought in this business so that when i got there, there was all kinds of opportunity for me so outwork everyone else, outhustle e

here is senator tim scott. >> here is the truth about the issues that matter to the american people. the economy inflation and gas prices have been for the top three issues and without question the social issues presents an opportunity for us to have a conversation with the american people about what matters to them. >> democrats continued to push electric vehicles, pete buttigieg with appreciation for california's gas corp. he set to take effect by 2035. >> it is interesting to see how the states are trying to go above and beyond what we are doing at the federal level. i'm really interested to follow these developments while we continue to set a national party that is the baseline for all of this. we need to move to the direction of electric vehicles, but we have to make sure this is quickly enough to beat climate change. >> people have to be able to afford those vehicles. more than a dozen states a band similar to california and pete buttigieg would not answer if this is something the biden administration is considering at the federal level, carley, tied to. >> todd: alexandria hof

and on sunday morning, gop senator tim scott was asked about recent comments from mitch mcconnell, hinting that the republican senate candidates may not be the strongest. and he said who we have on the field is who we're going to play. so that doesn't sound like there's much excitement for the current gop lineup. what is going on here? >> i think he made the painful recognition in public that many of the candidates in many key states in really tight races are weak. pennsylvania being one of them. georgia. a few others. the question is why. why are some of the republican candidates so weak. and there's a one-word answer, and the answer is trump. donald trump endorsed a lot of candidates, most of them won the nomination of the party, and they were very far right, and they don't play well in a general election. and, so, by trump winning in the primaries, he may end up hurting the republicans in the general. when some of those candidates were still spouting the big lie, may not be very convincing to moderates and independents. >> so, what do you think this means for the democrats in terms of t

that's why senators tim scott and i introduced the employee rights act. our bill protects independent contract, entrepreneurs, gig workers, franchiseees, and anyone else seeking to earn a living on their own terms. the employer rights act puts workers in the driver's seat by giving them the protection these need to choose for themselves how to earn a living and build a future for their families of the republicans stand with the 21st century worker. it's time our labor laws did the same. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from hawaii seek recognition? >> hello, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. can hey-l-ally: i rise today to -- mr. kehele: i continue to honor my state of hawaii. the prince was the second native hawaiian to represent congress. elected in 1903 and served for two decades until his death. best known for the establishment of the hawaiian civil

discussing the state of democracy with senator tim scott who will share his call for unity in america and with john tester, chair of the veteran affairs committee was led efforts for combat victims. only on "fox news sunday". plus, the latest on the special master fight between the department of justice and president trumps legal team. what it means for the investigation into documents held at mar-a-lago. five times world series picture on his work of supporting our nations heroes. all right now on "fox news sunday". ♪ hello again from fox news in washington. today, americans mark 21 years since the deadliest terrorist attack on american soil killing nearly 3000 people and countless others and its aftermath. this is a live look at the pentagon where later this hour president biden will pay tribute to those lost on 9/11. mourning queen elizabeth the second to die thursday at 96. a live look at buckingham palace where britain's are marking their biggest change in seven decades. the queen stood in solidarity with the united states during the darkest days during 9/11. the grief is the p

scott. he won re-election in 2016 by more than 20 points. matthews has been facing calls from democrats to end her campaign after she was heard in a leaked audio making disparaging comments about white voters in her state. to the south, again, georgia is emerging as a key battleground for november. republican governor brian kemp is trying to defeat progressive favorite stacey abrams for a second time and former football star herschel walker taking on incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock. senior national correspondent rich edson takes a look at what is at stake tonight. [chanting] >> a reverend and retired football star are locked in one of the closest senate races in the country. senator raphael warnock, a democrat, is trying to hold his seat against republican herschel walker. >> i'm looking forward to the debate because i have to show up and be prepared. >> candidates are scheduled to debate october 14th. warnock is pressing walker to agree to a second debate. walker down played hi

our coverage of hurricane ian georgia governor brian kemp is next plus south carolina senator tim scott. florida's first lady casey desantis samaritan's purse president franklin graham and beth anthony frankel will all join us live. ♪ hi, i'm karen. i lost 58 pounds on golo and i've kept it off for over a year. it was so easy that the weight just kept coming off. that's when i knew that this is real. golo works. i still can't believe that i look like this. shingles. some describe it as an intense burning sensation or an unbearable itch. this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. it could make your workday feel impossible. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. >> brian: after devastating parts of florida landfall category 1 today georgia and the carolinas. >> georgia's governor brian kemp joins us now. good morning to you governor. >> good morning. >> ainsley: folks watching waking up in georgia. what's your message to them girls are doing to keep the folks in florid

. >> let's take a listen to what republican senator tim scott said, addressing president biden's message this morning. here it is. >> can we have a leadership that unifies us without a crisis? what we have not seen the biden 's unifying message of people rallying around? as we deliver a soul crushing speech, that was unnecessary, polarizing, and inflammatory. we have done better, we will do better, and that is why elections have consequences. >> what do you make of his critique susan? >> it sounds like someone who's putting there -- and what it without running for president. nine trying to take off to many people. where he is so fundamentally wrong, is biden came in during covid, the height of covid. and we were in a crisis. and we could not get one republican, to support that covid funding. if anything should be bipartisan, it should be the health and lives of the people of our country. the country could not get behind, it the republicans would not let it happen. i take that all four, he has his talking points, and he went on fox, and good for him. but it is not true, and he knows bette

this morning senator tim scott was asked about recent comments from mitch mcconnell hinting that the gop senate candidates may not be the strongest. here is what senator scott had to say. >> the players are on the field. we are eight weeks away kind of like saying we're in the last two minutes of the fourth quarter. who we have on the field is who we're going to play. i am excited about the candidates we have overall. i believe it gives us the opportunity to win back the majority and to return sanity in washington, which will reverberate around the country. >> what do you take? how do you take away what he said? it didn't seem like a ringing endorsement. i heard shades of mitch mcconnell's concerns about candidate quality to be quite honest. there are some people that won the primaries with election denier ideas. those are good to motivate the base but not the winning formula as we head to general election. i'll continue on sports with senator scott's theme. this is the final quarter. these are the players on the court. i suggest we send them back to training camp for some drills. th

south carolina senator tim scott has a serious warning. >> stay home. stay indoors right now. we are literally just beginning this hurricane. the truth is with high tide culminating at the time when the storm is hitting is a time to stay indoors. if you go out, you put more first responders in danger. if you do not have to leave your home right now, don't do it. >> harris: great information for people. don't become a burden for the first responders who are already willing to put themselves in harm's way to save you. mollyline is live in charleston, south carolina. molly. >> hi, it is now and the next couple of hours are thaw are the most critical hours. there is a flash flood warning here for charleston. concerns about the storm surge coming and high tide which is happening at 11:40. we're standing along the ashley river here. this is one of the marinas along the river and watching the boats bob and the winds and rain beginning to pick up in the last hour. we've seen some pretty powerful gusts here as the storm intensifies and begins to move onshore and watching the water rise

your colleague, senator tim scott says you know, you get used to these hurricanes and you tend to take them for granted. that's a worry when you have these water events. people take them for granted and they get out and drive around and these floods come. these flash floods come down. we learn that, you know, more people die in the aftermath of hurricanes than actually die in the hurricane event itself, senator. >> let me stress that to you. so my niece lives in columbia. she worked for -- in columbia, south carolina and had a big rain. her car was totalled because out of nowhere the river flooded and swamped her car. in charleston, with just a hard rain around the medical university, you can be trapped. so what i worry about is if you get out on the road and one of these rivers overflows, you can drown. so don't do that. your car stalls out, you have no place to go. when it comes to the flooding, the worst is yet to come. >> when there's a hurricane headed to south carolina, the first thing people say, hugo. this is not hurricane hugo in any stretch. but i remember you, sir, saying se

we have senators from both sides of the aisle jon tester and tim scott. maga rhetoric. defunding the government. all sorts of policy issues as with and we have andy pettitte he will be with us. because, of course, we are recognizing 9/11 all throughout the show. was there as a yankees pitcher during the time that president bush at the time, 43, was there to throw out that first pitch at the world series just weeks after 9/11. we want to talk about how sports can bring us together as americans and where we are now. >> bret: feel pretty good? >> shannon: feeling great. i'm taking notes from you so i will be ready i will call you tomorrow to pick your brains a little more. >> bret: you will do awesome. i will be watching. >> shannon: see you sunday. >> bret: republicans try to hold on to a key seat as they attempt to gain control of the senate in the november midterms we have a report from columbus, h ohio. ♪ emands are rising. and the effects are being felt everywhere. that's why at chevron, we're increasing production in the permian basin by 15%. and we're projected to

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scott accused the president of dividing americans after the speech last week. the president singled out magna extremist as a threat to the country. it's soul crushing speech that was unnecessary, polarizing and inflammatory. but on nbc's meet the press, vice president kamala harris push back. we have to admit that there attacks from will. then she says the president's warnings over the state of democracy are warranted. we need to stand up together. all of us. and in think of this, not through partisan lens, but as americans. >> and also during his speech, president biden to the greatest lesson americans should take away from 9.11 is to reject the hatred and the vitriol that followed and mayor of muslim americans. for now washington, raquel martin, back to you. thank you. raquel time now 6.23. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. how much money they have saved for a rainy day. we're going to tell you just how much you're supposed to have in the event of emergency. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the n

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scott accused the president of dividing americans after the speech last week. the president singled out magna extremist as a threat to the country. it's soul crushing speech that was unnecessary, polarizing and inflammatory. but on nbc's meet the press, vice president kamala harris push back. we have to admit that there attacks will then she says the president's warnings over the state of democracy are warranted. we need to stand up together. all of us. and in think of this, not through partisan lens, but as americans. >> president biden also noted in his speech that the greatest lesson following 9.11. >> well, that americans should always read exist. the hate and vitriol that muslim americans were the target of following 9.11. for now washington. raquel martin, back to you. new developments in the fbi's search of mar-a-lago. the justice department and legal team for former president trump have submitted their choices for a special master to review records seized by the fbi. >> the doj recommending to retired federal judges while trump's lawyers suggested a ret

. >> harris: and she is getting some help from her fellow republicans, south carolina senator, tim scott says it is a classic example of the liberals m.o. >> to have the conversation of how good of a governor she was, let's have a conversation about how all of the minorities in her state he saw their opportunities go up, not down under her leadership. at the fact of the matter is, and when you see a strong and powerful, and positive minorities standing up on the conservative side, will left always want to hit and demoralize and diminish our impact. >> harris: he speaks some truth. >> raymond: it is heartbreaking to watch this level of political discourse because it is racialized and to and dividing commentary. and, for a woman calls herself sonny coston and her name as soon she on holliston, that takes some guts to say such a thing. this tells us much more about sonny houston than it does about governor haley. she has obviously triggered by this, a woman of accomplishment, conservative woman, but more than that someone who changed their name because it might reveal their true race, that

we have tim scott, several people. so whether it's mike pence or any of these others, i am encouraged to know that the gop has several other options than donald trump to choose from. >> i want to play a little bit of sound from republican congresswoman nancy mase. this is what she said to say earlier today on "meet the press." take a listen. >> do you expect an impeachment vote against president biden if republicans take over the house? >> i believe there's a lot of pressure on republicans to have that vote, to put that legislation forward and to have that vote. i think that is something that some folks are considering. >> wow. >> maria, first of all, what would they impeach him for, and how likely do you think that is? >> they would impeach him for being a democrat. really there is no other -- >> retribution. >> right, retribution, getting back at him for everything that he and the democrats have focused on in terms of making donald trump accountable, making the republicans accountable, for getting us so close to losi

tim scott heads the senate campaign arm, under scrutiny. how nervous about a significant fundraising advantage. >> we have seen real disparities on how democrats and republicans have been able to fund raise in the cycle. there's been a dip in small dollar donors, and we have seen that the former president has continued to have a major role in republican fundraising, and that's been a source of some frustration for republicans, especially in some of these races where they feel not only behind in the polls but behind in fundraising and the former president is sitting on a giant war chest of money that he still really hasn't dolled out to candidates that he supported. >> so president biden on the road yesterday in boston, his campaign travel has really picked up here. you know, most stops, democratic candidates embracing him, not all. still depends where you are and what his poll numbers look like. how important is it for the white house and democrats to point to things like the infrastructure bill, the reconciliation bill, concrete achievemen

. >> thank you ranking member tim scott and chairman casey. i am 76 years old, i am the mother of two sons, the grandmother of five grandchildren, a retired registered nurse and a retired nursing educator. i also ran a nursing department that taught rns for five and a half years. i had a lot of compassion for people who had to do budgets and handle money. my husband of 48 years died nine years ago. i have lived in the same house for 30 two years. i'm here today to tell you about the scam that upended my world last year. i always pay my bills on time. i managed to pay our house off early. i've worked hard to maintain a thrifty lifestyle. i taught her to --i taught our sons the same. i pride myself on not spending foolishly and having good financial instincts. but when i realized what happened to me, that someone took such advantage of me, the bottom fell out of my life. i had been having email trouble with my computer but it was the pandemic and i can get it fixed. i couldn't take it to the local staples and no one would come to my house. in ja

there, and another special guest our royal expert will be with us as well, senators john tester and tim scott, both sides of the aisle with a lot of hot button political issues, the midterms, and andy petit is going to be with us as part of our 9/11 remembrances. he was there on the grid that day when president bush threw out the first pitch after 9/11 and how sports can unify. >> john: millions sharing memories of the queen. >> even when she didn't touch us personally it means a lot, i think, for the world. >> i feel very sad because obviously she's reigned for 70 years. >> it's going to be a big shock to me, the country. >> i think she'll be remembered as one of the most extraordinary leaders in a time of tremendous change. >> she's just been a constant through everything, everything, good and bad, and get she's just been the foundation of my life, the country. >> i really miss her. >> john: britain is remembering the life of queen elizabeth and the tremendous impact that she had over a remarkable 70 years on the throne. one person who has personal memories, her one time personal chef

in "america: a redemption story," republican senator tim scott of south carolina tells the story of americans that he's met that have overcome hardship and shaped the nation. in the midst of american inequality, former texas republican senator bill graham suggests the problem of economic inequality is overstated and that the policy issue is biased by poor government data. peter baker and student glaser look -- susan glaser look back at president trump's time in the white house in their new book titled, the divider. paul manafort who was later pardoned by then-president trump argues in his book, "political prisoner," that the charges against him were politically motivated. and trump's son-in-law jared kushner released a memoir in "breaking history." and coming out soon, it's so help me god, former vice president mike pence's autobiography in which he examines his faith and journey to the vice president presidency. -- vice presidency. former first lady michelle obama follows up her memoir. cori bush's upcoming memoir looks at her journey if from registered nurse to represent thive in congress.

senator tester and tim scott to talk about major issues. the maga conversation and rhetoric. can they work together? they have issues they care deeply about, education, veterans. we'll press on those. we have special coverage of the events in london and guests to talk about the queen and her legacy. it's 9/11 as well. we have special remembrance episcopal we'll follow around the country. andy petitte from the yankees will join us, too. we'll do entertainment, sports and andy will make a lot of sense when you see him on sunday. >> bill: two years ago you said you were moving back to washington and here you are. good luck on sunday. the big kickoff show for you. well done. >> dana: congratulations to sheldon bream. >> my much better half. >> bill: d.c. mayor bowser understanding the scope of the crisis at the border as her city struggles to court. law and order a top issue in the oregon race for governor. a surprise how close it is. we'll talk with the republican candidate for that office. her name is christine drazan. she has a message for america and she is live coming up nex

senator tim scott's new memoir entitled america a redemption story. it's about his upbringing and political career. his core messages about what the u.s. means to him. he is one of only 11 african-americans to ever serve in the u.s. senate. paul manafort who was pardoned by the former president in 2020 is out with his new book political prisoner persecuted prosecuted but not silenced. the guardians lloyd green called mr. manafort's book primarily an exercise in score settling pointing an accusatory finger at federal prosecutors and lashing out at enemies. another new book in raising lazarus hope justice and the future of america's overdose crisis. the author follows her award-winning book dope sick with another account of america's opioid crisis. a review dubbed her newest work of profoundly this concerning book that with one look will inspire reform to aid the dope sick and published -- punish their suppliers. the author of the walking dead. how the woke virus destroys our culture. it has been described as a rollicking read targeting left-leaning inf

scott and senate veterans affair chairman democrat from montana jon tester, she also has an interview with the united states ambassador to the united kingdom jane hartley, check the local listings for the time in the channel for "fox news sunday". add "mediabuzz" and how we coach will interview former chief of staff for mike pence, that is tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern. griff: we don't want to miss that, arizona's attorney general to talk about the border crisis and blessing the record numbers of migrants to deep blue cities far inside of the u.s. we will go live to eagle pass texas where the illusion is next.of p ♪ who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big! (kari) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it is just right for my little business. (jeni) we switched, too. (kari) unlimited premium data. unlimited hotspot data. my point of sale is on point. (vo) switch to verizon business unlimited today. from the netw

>> as the member designated by congress members napolitano, vargas, swalwell, bass, tim ryan, david scott, keating, cardenas, andy levin and jimmy gomez, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 8542. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. waltz and mr. gimenez of the state of florida, i inform the house that they will vote nay on h.r. 8542. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. thompson, i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote yes on h.r. 85342. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. norman of south carolina, i inform the house that mr. norman will vote nay on h.r. 8542. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by congresswoman dingell, congressman larson, congresswoman moulton, chairwoman eddie bernice jo

we have got exclusives with senator tester on the other side of the aisle senator tim scott and, of course, we are going to be covering everything that's going on across the pond as well. we have got an exciting panel and andy pettitte is joining us, too. so we are going to try to bring in culture, faith, sports, all kinds of things. it will make sense on sunday why is he joining us. >> steve: she is now working weekends. congratulations, shannon we will be watching. >> shannon: thanks, guys. >> will: queen elizabeth, jon tester to andy pettitte. know exactly who we are talking about here. >> ainsley: they are all in the news. >> will: new york yankee commenting on british royalty. >> ainsley: what was the pac called part of the -- wasn't it a rod and andy pettitte and their group. not the rat pac but whatever. i will find out and tell you. >> will: i believe you. >> ainsley: coming up douglas murray will racket to the life and legacy of queen elizabeth ii coming up next. most? that lets you customize any load. get the products you need this labor day. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthr

scott: tim lives with muscular dystrophy. 24/7, he requires a ventilator and can't really move without the assistance of someone else. the process of filling out and returning an absentee ballot is an important but difficult task for him. he needs someone else's help. that's why we are filing this suit to make sure that he and the other plaintiffs would be able to get those absentee ballots returned and counted. judy: this is from another wisconsin voter, he is 36-year-old william crowley, who explained why he needed help returning his ballot. william: i have limited upper body mements and strength. if i were to go to a post office mailbox, i am unable to open it and throw an envelope in on my own. i am limited in that way. judy: scott, tell us what the judge ruled in ruling in favor of your plaintiffs. scott: the judge agreed with us on no uncertain terms. the order does two things,t declares these plaintiffs rights in wisconsin and make her voting rights act applies. second, he ordered the elections commission had to issue instructions by this friday to make sure local election clerk

senators from both side of the aisle on testing tim scott to talk about the heated rhetoric and accusations against mega republicans and what does it mean and how do we move forward from here. we also have at the 9/11 remembrances new york yankees retire picture, he was there the night port under president george w. bush throughout the pitch in 2003 as a unified moment to see how sports brought us together. we will talk about if that's still possible in sports can work today and how he's dealing with first responders and titles to towers now. rachel: 70 people excited about you taking the helm i get messages all the time. god bless you. have a great rest of your show. will: thank you so much. the hearst as shannon mentioned carrying the body of queen elizabeth ii making his way through scotland from bill barr castle expected in edinburgh later today. the procession making a few stops along the way to pay the final respects to the queen of over 70 years. rachel: jonathan hunt is live at buckingham palace. jonathan what is the latest? >> good morning to you. a significant change in tone here