Ex-Navy SEAL who killed Bin Laden: It’s ‘time to get out’ of Afghanistan, Iraq
Robert O’Neill, the retired Navy SEAL credited with killing terrorist Osama Bin Laden, agreed with the decision for the U.S. military to draw down forces in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Navy SEAL who killed Bin Laden: It’s ‘time to get out’ of Afghanistan, Iraq
Rob O’Neill, the former Navy SEAL who killed Bin Laden, argues it’s time to get out of the Middle East as the Trump administration announces the U.S. will cut troop levels in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Big crackdown in France against Islamist ideology amid terrorist attacks: Rebeccah Heinrichs
Hudson Institute senior fellow Rebeccah Heinrichs provides insight on new wave of coronavirus lockdowns happening throughout Europe and terrorism in France.
Facebook, Twitter on 'high alert' for election misinformation
Social media companies are on "high alert" both before and following November's presidential election.
NYC will take longer to recover from de Blasio than 9/11, ex-NYPD commissioner Kelly predicts
New York City will take much longer to bounce back from the radical policies of Mayor Bill de Blasio than from the devastation of the 9/11 attacks, former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly told Fox Business Network's "Cavuto: Coast to Coast" Friday.
NYC leaders need to help people feel safe in coronavirus era: Cantor Fitzgerald CEO
Cantor Fitzgerald CEO and Chairman Howard W. Lutnick on fundraising for 9/11 charities, today’s markets amid the coronavirus and how to get New York City back on track.
Former Navy SEAL reflects on mission to kill bin Laden
Former Navy SEAL Rob O'Neill on 9/11, domestic and foreign threats to the U.S. and his mission to kill Osama bin Laden.
George Pataki: NYC dealing with coronavirus on top of crime, leadership issues
Former New York Governor George Pataki discusses how New York City recovered from 9/11 and how the city is attempting to recover now from the coronavirus crisis and the recent rise in crime.
Here's what 9/11 and now COVID-19, have taught us about leadership in a crisis
Exactly 19 years ago, our nation was upturned by the horrific terrorist attacks of 9/11.
Three days after search began for possible Beirut survivors, it's called off
BEIRUT — The search for a possible survivor of the Beirut port explosion was ended Sunday after more than three days of combing through the rubble of a collapsed building by a Chilean rescue team.
FBI warns Chicago Police of gang pact to 'shoot-on-sight cops with weapons drawn'
Women for Trump co-chair Pam Bondi calls it unbelievable what the gangs want to do to the police in Chicago, saying gangs promote themselves by killing others. She later talks about protesters who are traveling from riot to riot and the growing concern over Democrats urging donations to fund the bailing out of alleged felons.
Rep. Jim Banks on his legislation that holds rioters accountable
Rep. Jim Banks, R-Ind., discusses his legislation that strips rioters of enhanced federal benefits and makes them pay for the cost of extra policing.
Liberals live by a different set of rules: Donald Trump Jr.
Donald Trump Jr., calls Nancy Pelosi 'the Marie Antoinette of the 21st century' after she was seen getting her hair done despite salons being closed in her state.
UN warns transnational criminals, terrorists will exploit COVID-19 chaos, weak borders
Retired ICE acting director Ronald Vitiello says the United Nations warning is 'very concerning' and emphasizes the importance of undercover operations and strong cooperation between countries to combat this threat.
Violent protests is a 'top 2 issue' going into the election: Joe Concha
The Hill media reporter Joe Concha says the fact the DNC didn't mention the violent protests across the country must have confused voters.
Democratic-led cities seeing major destruction, chaos: Kim Klacik
Maryland congressional candidate Kim Klacik (R) explains why her straight-shooting campaign ad went viral, including how she hasn't seen support for the Defund the Police movement.
Trump will seal the deal at the RNC: Ed Rollins
Fox News contributors Michael Goodwin and Ed Rollins respond to how the 2020 Republican National Convention has gone for President Trump and later address how Democrats are experiencing backlash against their support of the mass protests across the country.
Riots, looting having nothing to do with Jacob Blake's shooting: Rep. Andy Biggs
Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., reacts to Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers (D) finally allowing National Guard troops to come to Kenosha to deal with violent protesters after the shooting of Jacob Blake.
Joe Biden has a 'half of century's worth of gaffes': Trey Gowdy
Former South Carolina congressman Trey Gowdy says while police reform needs to happen, the Republican Party stands for law-and-order and the Democratic Party 'wants to set the country on fire.' He later discusses political polling and the economic recovery amid coronavirus.
Trump has eased Americans' anxiety levels: Brian Morgenstern
White House deputy press secretary Brian Morgenstern says President Trump is trying to clearly and concisely communicate to the American people what his administration's achievements are and contrasts it to the Obama administration.