On Thursday’s “Finnerty,” Ben Leo, a UK reporter, discussed the case of Henry Nowak, a teen whose death has sparked protests in the UK, and addressed Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s handling of the situation.
On Thursday's "Greg Kelly Reports," Greg talked about John Bolton pleading guilty to mishandling national security information.
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