jillian: your reaction to this? >> we all want the same thing, we all want justice reform but it doesn't start with special directives. it doesn't start with letting out criminals or failing to prosecute people who committed collectivity. it starts with our views, making sure we are protecting victims. it doesn't start with flooding our streets with more criminals. our l a county sheriff charged with of the funding police, we lost two sheriff officers due to covid cutbacks, and we need help on the policy side. >> thanks for being with us and keep pushing that policy over party, that is what we need. >> john kerry arrives in china to talk about climate change. our next guest runs a think tank and writes books on climate change. and john kerry could come home empty-handed. >> focused on discussing climate and how we can work with leaders around the region to get control of the climate crisis. >> us climate envoy john kerry arriving in shanghai for climate change talks, the first biden administration official to visit

jillian is a military spouse. i mentioned before i have a special spot in my heart for military families. her husband spent time overseas in combat. she had paused her career for her husband, but she was itching to get back into the game, and for good reason. she is the best at what she does. something called remote work, where someone can be in a different place and contribute their effort, talents, and make the operation better. before hiring jillian to be my communications director, i had been on tv once. since hiring her, i had been on tv. communication with her expertise. i saw and heard this tremendous -- saw in her this tremendous potential. you may have seen a recent documentary called the swamp, which chronicled my time in congress. there was a scene filmed that was not include -- included in the movie, where the director asked me how is it that you are led by so many females? it is how i was raised. when i was 12 years old, i -- three years old, i learned that my mother had a blood clot that had burst an

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let's go up to jillian. jillian, you have the rest of the news. jillian: that's right. good morning. let's begin with this. a virginia police officer is fired over use of force during a traffic stop with a black army officer. is he one of two windsor officers accused of pepper spraying and pointing guns at second lieutenant. internal investigation determined policy was not followed. the governor has called for independent probe. is he suing the officers. the family of a missing california mom pleads for information on her whereabouts mother of three went missing after an argument with her husband over three months ago. a new audio recording from the day she vanished reportedly captured several loud bangs near their home. police are looking into that recording. driving in the middle east iran blaming israel for power outage as the one of its underground calling it an act of nuclear terrorism. israel has not claimed responsibility. but the country's media reported a cyber attack orchestrated the blackout. comes as u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin met with israeli offic

even while i'm eating dinner, jillian. i'm eating dinner thinking about my next dinner. >> that was my thing that i think about the most, which is food. also, greg, i read recently on a parenting blog that once somebody becomes a parent, they think about their child on average every two seconds the rest of their life. >> greg: wow. that's crazy. i can't believe you read parenting blogs. >> i have that to look forward to. >> greg: one more thing is next. ♪♪ stay restless with the icon that does the same. the rx crafted by lexus. get 0.9% apr financing on the 2021 rx 350 experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪♪ tex-mex. tex-mex. ♪♪ termites. go back up! hang on! i am hanging on. don't mess up your deck with tex-mex. terminix. hi. the only way to nix it is to terminix it. ♪there's a me no one knows♪ ♪waiting to be set free♪ so, what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy ♪i was born to be somebody♪ (music) practicing meditation, mindfulness or other spiritual practices can help ground you.

jillian: interesting to see if the policy changes after this the details still unraveling. appreciate your insight. if you're just joining us eight dead, four hospitalized, when we know is critical injuries, the suspect took his own life, police say when they arrived on scene they came into contact with the active shooter who turned the gun on himself. we will keep you updated with any new information. we have another fox news alert in chicago after police released dramatic body camera video showing the moment an officer shot and killed a 13-year-old boy. ashley: unrest continues over the coming of daunte wright. carley shimkus joins us with more. >> chicago's they are calling the video incredibly painful as it shows the last few minutes of adam's life. >> stop it! >> chasing toledo, yelling for him to stop. the teen appears to pause and turned toward the officer with hands up, officers found the gun on the ground. it is unclear if toledo was holding the gun leading up to the shooting. protesters taking to the streets of chicago overnight to express their anger over the sho

even while i'm eating dinner, jillian. i'm eating dinner thinking about my next dinner. >> that was my thing that i think about the most, which is food. also, greg, i read recently on a parenting blog that once somebody becomes a parent, they think about their child on average every two seconds the rest of their life. >> greg: wow. that's crazy. i can't believe you read parenting blogs. >> i have that to look forward to. >> greg: one more thing is next. ♪♪ i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. tex-mex. tex-mex. ♪♪ termites. don't mess up your deck with tex-mex. terminix. here to help. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off ama

jillian is a military spouse. i mentioned before i have a special spot in my heart for military families. her husband spent time overseas in combat. his return to civilian life required her to spend her days in california. she paused her career to support her husband but was itching to get back into the game, and for good reason. she is the best at what she does. we tried something crazy, unheard of called remote work, , where someone can be in a different place than the office and contribute their effort, contribute their talent and make , the operation better. before hiring jillian to be my communications director, i had been on television once in my first 10 months in office. since hiring her, i have been on more than that mypillow guy. that says more about her that it does me. she never wanted to be a chief of staff, communications was her expertise. i saw in her tremendous potential to listen and lead and motivate and inspire and she is the hardest working person i know leading by example. i may be biased but

jillian? jillian: good morning, and what a busy 100 days it has been. that's right. i sat down with congresswoman mall tack can you say mayes, mcclain. one of them at one point was homeless. another at one point had dropped out of high school. then you have congresswoman mcclain who is really busy fighting for the business owners in this country with more than 30 years experience in corporate america. so all of their distinct pack grounds let them to this one place where they are very busy and hard at work fighting for you. take a look. jillian: happy 100 days. it's 100 days. a lot has happened. and you guys are part of a record shattering class of women who have been elected into the house of representatives. i'm curious how it feels to be a part of this. >> well, as the baby of the group, the youngest republican woman in congress today, i'm just incredibly honored and humbled to share this opportunity with a group of bad-ass women. >> for me honor of a lifetime first republican woman elected to congress from the state of south carolina. and to show other women that

thank you, jillian. well, you know, president joe biden has pitched his infrastructure plan as an investment in our economy and that sound good. but, the tax hike to fund it could kill a million jobs in the first few years. could shrink the g.d.p. and put a dent in your wages. that's according to a new study by the national association of manufacturers and our next guest one of the authors of that study joins us right now. john diamond is director of the center for public finance at rice university's baker institute. he joins us today from texas. good morning to you, john. >> good morning. steve: all right. so the headline that the biden administration is trying to push is that over the next 10 years it would create 19 million jobs. but then you realize are the economy was going to create 60 million anyway. and you say this could actually kill off a million jobs in the first two years. explain why. >> well, as you raise taxes on individuals and corporations by 1.7 trillion, that's going to lead them to r

chris: yeah, let's let jillian get into this question about politics in the supreme court. the justices maintain very insistent that they are not obama justices or trump justices but all justices of the supreme court but back in 2012 i have exchange with the late justice and in scalia about whether he would or how we would feel about having or being replaced by someone who did not agree with his judicial views. take a look at this exchange. >> i would not like to be replaced by someone who immediately sets about undoing everything i try to do. for 25 or 26 years. sure. but i should not have to tell you that. [laughter] unless you think i am a fool. chris: that was a great interview. jillian, is there anyway to take the politics out of the supreme court? >> i don't think so, chris. first of all, for justice scalia, can you blame him? who would want their career and their legacy to be undone the moment they walk out the door? but that is, to a point, what may justice breyer's message so powerful this week and i think ultimately what will make it his word and his message carry

charles: jillian, let me ask you about tomorrow night. president biden will still make the pitch on higher capital-gains taxes. they also let it slip that if you're a couple, then a mr. dollars goes into effect, which essentially says people making less than a million will make higher capital-gains tax. "wall street journal" editorial board called it the dumbest tax idea. so explain why it is so dumb. >> well basically at this level the government is going to lose money by imposing this tax. it is purely punitive. that is the only value it has, to punish the rich. i think that is a terrible idea. when we're talking about some benefits we've seen over the last year, again enhanced unemployment really sticks out. this is not talking to millionaires and billionaires. when i talk to small businesses they say this is just killing my competitiveness. they're saying that we raised wages. we offered more benefits. we still can't find anybody to come to work to do the job. charles: yeah. >> i think that is really fundamental undermining the americ

thanks, jillian. top republicans are calling out corporate america for selling out to the woke left. >> it's unfortunate that major league baseball has caved to the cancel culture. >> my advice to the corporate ceos of america is to stay out of politics. >> now turning off 40% of the country who don't want to be woke up and told we are horrible people. >> they are woke corporate hypocrites. that's what they're. brian: there you go. brand new op-ed, next guest says every day americans are being taken for granted by major brands. it's time to do something about it. former diplomat and author dave seminara joins us now. d.a., you chronicle in your column all these different examples of these corporations caving to the left, afraid of being labeled as homophobic or not green enough or woke enough. you give an example, too, of the twitter -- 29 followers complaining the daily water is spreading homophobic and transphobic content. intimidated harry shave to condemn it. >> yeah. it doesn't take much these da

jillian: making sure there is nowhere and left in the military who might be a problem. the pentagon wants to fight this imaginary extremism but the chinese military are just watching this going what? laughing. the guardian reporting 25 chinese military jets breached taiwan's defense zone after a us official and warned of an increasingly aggressive patient. china sees us involved in his woke nonsense, when is taiwan going to be next after hong kong and was we have seen with softening of our standards for the military? >> it will be soon, their days are numbered. everybody remembers khrushchev put nuclear missiles in cuba because he had one meeting with john f. kennedy, he thought kennedy was week, china watches the news, they watch our government talk about we want to make sure everybody in the military, the women have to be treated equally and any guy we mail make sure we pay for guy to have a tree lopped off and other things, china focusing on making sure their military is more manly. the only person in our government to take china seriously is eric's wall well. >> wha

jillian: general motors under investigation. the highway staff to -- complaints this airbags may inflate during a crash. 750,000 chevrolet, cadillac and gmc in 2020, 2021, most are full-size pickup trucks, 15 complaints have been filed which include 6 actual crashes with 8 injuries, these are newer vehicles. a truck driver shortage could threaten nationwide, industry experts a 1.9 million drivers are going to be higher leading to higher delivery fees, and it was 6 months to get those commercial licenses. a bit of a shortage before the pandemic began but the pandemic has made it worse. carley: truck drivers kept us going during the pandemic. thank you. president biden considering setting up a meeting with russian president vladimir putin, the two last meeting, biden was vice president. the potential face-to-face talks. >> a summit with president vladimir putin suggesting that meeting take place outside of the united states and russia. biden proposing the meeting take place in the coming months to discuss, quote, full range of iss

jillian: i love the way you insert other phrases. carley: pg in the morning. todd: a girl scout troop in virginia going futuristic, delivering cookies during the pandemic, check it out. they partnered with google to drop cookies from the sky. these wing drones deliver cookies, the girls don't fly drones though i think that would be entertaining in its own but they help prepare the orders and learn about the technology. i say let them fly. i would pay extra to see that. 47 after the hour, paying the piper, president biden wants wall street to fund his $1.8 trillion progressive plan. >> our next guest as we all end up putting the bill. peter morici is on deck. >> from our friends at fox but, download the super 6 apps and play for a chance to win 10,$000, all you have to do is predict 6 outcomes in the super 6 show, topics range from entertainment to sports, it is free to play, download the super 6 apps and i will throw in a popular dance to bill bill bill, you don't want to miss it. ♪♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess

jillian: hey, ashley, good morning, it is early out there. >> reporter: good morning, it is. we have a midnight wake-up call but that is not the point. we are here ready for opening day. i talked to business owners, what they are hoping for as well as mixed reviews regarding research on covid. ♪♪ griff: opening day for major league baseball. >> ashley strohmeyer joins us with more on today's matchup. >> we are here in denver, colorado where it is going to be more lively, in 2019, they are excited to feel closer to normal even though it will only be 42.9% capacity. across the street, a row of bars and restaurants, business managers and owners it is a mixed review how comfortable or not comfortable they felt because covid is still a risk. >> this is our busiest day of the year, we were 0 capacity last year and now, 200 people in our bar, makes the world different for staff and us as well. >> it is golden, prime, we are excited. >> any hesitation because covid is still a risk? >> we are deciding. >> i'm excited and a little hesitant. we are not done with this thing, not ever

jillian: what reason january 6th? >> i was home, quarantines, my wife and my son had the virus and i was in the house. ashley: were you profiled for your political views? your conservative views? >> i sure do. absolutely canceled on facebook. i can't share, can't paste and copy which i like to do. for clayton carson, yourself, other people i love to read and like to share things that are important, i can't do that. i don't even have the ability to share at all. jillian: when did that happen? >> that happened the last few months. i have been in jail several times. laura: facebook jail. you scared me for a moment. what haven't you told me about yourself? keep in touch with us. we want to follow this, we are following up on a lot of things, your story jumped out at us so thank you for sharing it with us. you take care of yourself. speaking of the sixth of january we finally know because of brian sickneck's death but we want to remind you how the media spent weeks framing this thing. >> capitol hill police officer brian 6

jillian: a special election is set for june 1st and you may be heading to washington. thank you so much, new mexico state senator mark morris. griff: it is 17 after the hour, climate crusaders spray black guy all over the bank of england, live report from london. carley: britney spears, the pop star's bank account, multimillion dollar expense he wants compensated for. ♪♪ spec neil: griff: 36 people killed and doesn't is injured after a train crash in taiwan, the train derailed after smashing into a truck that was stuck on the tracks. griff: search and recovery efforts are underway. >> reporter: this is the beginning of the long weekend, people were heading home to see their families, the start of a four day to sweeping festival when the train they run hit a truck, at high-speed, 350 people were on board and because much of the train was in the tunnel and made rescue effort a lot harder. 36 people were killed, 72 injured, but significantly over the coming hours and days. jillian: we have an update, 48 people according to ap have been killed in that accident. that is

jillian: house that different from an hour of m s nbc. what people are seeing is what their opinion is all the time. there seem to be very few recognizable stars. >> the commercials had more star power. like the oscars was at war with itself. iconic actors were trotted out mostly to make fools of themselves as. >> some editorial suggestions that were prepared after the screening of the movie i was in. he sounded drug. where they all on drugs? [music] >> that was glenn close. imagine patty davis or audrey hepburn having to work to try to be relevant or tweet at this point to try to be relevant in this atmosphere. this is like the tony awards, so irrelevant in a hotel lobby, it was a disaster. there was only one redeeming moment in this boring parade of grievance and it was when tyler perry accepted his oscar for philanthropy. >> i refuse to hate someone because they are mexico or black or wait or lb cici q. i refuse to hate someone because they are a police officer. i refuse to hate someone because they are asian. change happens in the mid

jillian: a fourth night of chaos in minnesota, 2 dozen arrestors protests over the death of doctor a right rage on. the latest unrest as the officer involved heads to court today. new video shows another migrant child dr

jillian: 46 after the top of the our. after me to be baseball stripped georgia republicans want to hold believe accountable. karl rove reacts to growing back lash for the mlb coming up. let's check with dana perino for what is coming up at the top of the hour. >> i'm worried about brian's phone, can't stop thinking about it. brian: it is okay. >> it is too much. >> keeping the wallet behind it. better than what his old wallet looked like. >> probably needed a chiropractor. thanks. we will follow breaking news out of louisiana. the coast guard struggling to find survivors after a boat capsized and president biden will withdraw troops from afghanistan by september 11th. the man who killed usama bin laden is here to react, john boehner, bret baer and martha maccallum. for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue or trouble breathing. infections that ca

going to happen and to draw upon a very important subject we had a very irresponsible statement from jillian's in the ukraine and present this with you further i called all the way to solve the donbass problem is to make your brain a member of nato what does it mean if your brain becomes a member of nato as you once that russia occupies occupy us auto nato craney or you know. if georgia becomes a member of nato as it was promised in 2008 then russia or your part 4 is a positive that you have a cause bailey radii you know you have a legally clear situation where you nato must wage of war on russia this is a response simple this is the way these people conduct politics and yet again the stance you lost the trust of the people the people who voted for you 75 percent of ukrainians voted for him in 2100 because they expected peace in gone bust better relations with russia normal relations with the west but you know what happened was there basically is against you continued poroshenko was only. just and morris would say yes he is doing great i was very much like trump you know it was not coincidenta

jillian: a push for police reform ramping up on capitol hill, what the democrats leading the charge tells fox news about republican a attempts to reach across the aisle and make a deal. todd: did you see this? probably not. politics taking center stage

jillian: thank you. carley: climate envoy john kerry heading to china ahead of president biden's virtual climate summit, he will talk to the top climate negotiator as the us intelligence community sends china working on militarizing space and exceeding us technology. a report from the director of national intelligence says beijing has counter space weapons capability. iran is retaliating after an attack on one of its nuclear facilities, tehran is ramping up uranium enrichment to levels higher than ever before raising it to 60%. that is only 30% short of what is needed to develop a bomb. the country's president calling it an answer to evilness after a power blackout on sunday damage centrifuges iran's may nuclear site. between heightened tensions with iran, withdrawing forces out of afghanistan and creating a crisis at the border senator lindsey graham says president biden is think of diplomacy. >> joe biden has become a destabilizing american president. he took a border that was pretty call and turned it

indeed you know these guys have power because they can print money and they get a benefit from look at jillian effect and if we take that away from them they won't have power anymore or a lot more of us in our of them and that's the weakness in their faith in their you know in the scheme that they're running and so it's going to catch up to 0 and you can just see it coming let's talk about stand back miller for a 2nd he's very very short the us dollar mainly because of the 25 percent increase in money supply so that's a losing tray stand back and while it hasn't had a down here since 19812021 could be the big down here for stanley's longball these a short the dollar is getting crushed what do you think i don't know i don't deal much in the currencies and to me they're all you know the dollar versus other currencies i mean they're all feel right so i see all this you know milkshake talk and other views on. twitter as to where the dollar ought to go i don't have a clue i've never really traded the currencies except insofar as what i consider the ultimate currency which is gold and the emerging u

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jillian: local media reports at least 6 people arrested overnight after protesters break curfew in north carolina this following the release of an authority in the police shooting death of andrew brown junior. >> this report shows me that was footage. >> before the one hundredth day in office. and more spending to come. >> a professional golfer breaks

we are delighted to have with us the author of the book jillian york joined in conversation by band tardis as an international activism director at the electronic frontier foundation also a founding member of the deep lab. covering questions of surveillance and freedom sincerely to thousands named by foreign policy is one of the top 100 intellectuals on social media and has been writing for the guardian and al jazeera. joining her today is then who is no stranger to city life. we posted him on numerous occasions for several of his very important books. most importantly, recently voices from the valley. published by fsg originals also the author of the book of the counterfeiters paradise and cofounder of logic magazine. his writing has appeared in the guardian, new republic as well as other publications and makes his home in cambridge massachusetts. so really it is an honor and a delight to have you both here today. welcome to city lights lives. >> thank you for having me. >> i have a handful of questions to guide our discussion but i thank you are hoping to do a brief reading first. >> yes

jillian: it is friday april 9th, shocking numbers at the southern border, agents encounter half 1 million migrants so far this year. and with the record breaking number of unaccompanied minor shelters are overflowing. >> gunning for control of second amendment rights. >> it is international embarrassment. >> legal action over the president's gun grabbed.

jillian: she gets paid a lot of money to say that but police in the united states had its roots in england, first in the old tradition of commuting nightwatchman transferred the american college, but the important modernization that gave rise in 1829 to the london metropolitan police force, this basic model was adopted with a delay of 2 or 3 decades by large cities in the us and only in the 1850s that those in the east provided themselves with uniformed policeman on a permanent payroll yet our children from the time they can talk to the time they will graduate will be lied to about policing and a lot more by those who want to convict and upend our country, they memorize and repeat these mantras of systemic racism. >> this is to be resisted with everything we have and we must teach our children to love america as much as we do which means telling them the truth. we can point to generations of american liberals who love this country and believe it was the best hope of the entire world, franklin roosevelt, harry truman, john kennedy, robert kennedy and countless other liberals who believe in

. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: following more than a year of closures due to jillian: following a year of closures due to the coronavirus pandemic houses of worship are celebrity the easter and passover season with a gradual return to in person services. chief religion correspondent lauren green joins us tonight. >> reporter: easter is the cornerstone of christianity and its meaning made all the more important in a world ravaged by the pandemic. a ray of hope on palm sunday after a year of covid shutdowns and mtp use. >> may our reconciliation with you be near at hand. >> reporter: as the vaccine becomes available to more americans easter brings new renewed understanding of resurrection for many houses of warship. >> couldn't be more excited, baptism, having been a sanctuary in a year. >> reporter: united methodist church in florida hold its first in-person service since the start of the pandemic. thousands of worship open, new survey shows 76% of churchgoers say they feel very safe to return to in person services as opposed to 64% last year. still it will be another atypical holiday season for mo

jillian: it is wednesday april 7th. look at this heartbreaking video of a young boy abandoned at the border begging agents for help. the video showing how dangerous the border has become for the most vulnerable. we are live in washington. lawrence: major league baseball was from atlanta to denver in devastating heat in georgia. >> a florida corporal at hi

i don't know what the answer is, jillian, i just know it will reinforce and reharden positions on the part of republicans who say that the administration doesn't even consult with them on this issue. and now we're hearing increasing talk maybe because it's gotten clearance from the parliamentarian in the united states senate to go ahead and address this matter with reconciliation. in other words, a simple majority where you don't need a supermajority of votes here. i'm wondering it might be the president's way and only his way. >> yeah, i really think congress needs to fix this. it's kind of crazy when you start reporting on immigration, you realize how disfunctional this system is. so if you look at the asylum system alone, it's really easy for economic migrants to game the system. we've got backlogs that stretch a year or two if not longer. that comes at the expense of people who are genuinely fleeing persecution. and then if you look at the current situation under covid, right now if you're a single adult and sneak across the border, you will be sent back to mexico. but if you're a

jillian: a fox news alert, eight people dead and many more hurt after a gunman opened fire in a fedex facility near indianapolis international airport. police say the suspect is dead. anita vogel live in los angeles with what we know as it still develops. >> reporter: earlier in the evening this was referred to as a mass casualty event and now we know why. police confirmed eight people have been killed and four others were hospitalized and the shooter has

carly jillian. >> all right, thank you. appreciate it benjamin. >> this morning, new world war ii veteran ray lambert d-day survivor honored by president trump as 75th anniversary dies at the age of 100. ♪ ♪ >> with his fourth purple heart and his third silver star, from al ray free world salutes you. >> in a previous interview, the army medic shared with me his heroing stories of survival. >> i love to see if i can find any place that we can take them. >> yes -- this looked like a rock. and in the water we've got many patients behind that rock. and saved don from being killed. spot where his men took shelter on omaha beach named ray rock and didn't want his name on it unless all of those men families were on it and they did get put on that rock and died from cancer and -- congestive heart failure and texted me on saturday morning, i've kept in touch with them since that interview she's -- such a sweet lady, and ray was such a wonderful man. one of the interesting things from that interview that i did with him like many

jillian: republican threaten payback for companies that boycott georgia as the mlb picks a new home for its all-star game. >> lawrence: what caused him to walk away from his pricing game. >> i was going to be down. to apolfo

jillian: overnight, nearly a dozen protesters arrested in north carolina after anti-police demonstrations turn destructive, this as the national guard is on standby in minnesota as the country prepares for a verdict in the george floyd case. >> welcome to the 56th academy of country music awards, nashville is back. todd: a triumphant return in music city, the big winners for the best in country

jillian: all these cities run by african-american mayors, liberal mayors or non-african-american, do they have any responsibility for what is happening in their cities? forget among the police, how about on the street with 26 people shot last weekend in chicago. how sharpton didn't show up, at least not yet. >> this is an opportunity for them to pass the fall. these people are running the city and to be honest black on black violence is more prevalent than police interactions we are seeing. i wish to god we received the same enthusiasm and produced in the inner cities were young people are getting murdered every single day. instead they only care when it is a white police officer killing a black person. they don't care for black person kills another black person or whatever the case may be, they are not concerned with that, they only want the personal agenda. this is destroying our country, causing young people to be more enthusiastic about the civil unrest and causing police to leave, almost all around the country you see police leaving the force, crime going up in many areas, peopl

jillian: you are 100% right. what we are seeing tonight this is minnesota. i spent a lot of time in minnesota, i repeat it too often. i have extended family in minnesota. i'm there every summer. this is not what we're seeing right now is in columbus but that's not my point earlier. and now what we are seeing now is in columbus expanded where protesters have broken into police headquarters going to your point, is going to be going on coast-to-coast, as newt gingrich said, unless they stop it, unless they use appropriate legal force to stop the criminality it is going to spread. >> breaking into a police station, we know they did as you mentioned earlier in the show, we know what happened in minneapolis, they broke into a police station and burned it almost to the ground and the cops abandoned it, had to run for their lives and we are seeing the same kinds of things. i thought attacks on government buildings count as an insurrection, what we were told january 6th so what happened on january 6th, the response to that, look at the response to that, the militariz

jillian: carley: we are back with a fox news alert. he pausing johnson and johnson covid-19 after six women developed a rare disorder involving blood clots. this happened within two weeks of receiving the shot. the fda and cdc will stop using the sing quell dose at federal sites and urging states to follow suit. almost 7 million americans have already received will johnson and johnson vaccine. today the attorneys for derek chauvin are expected to make their case to jurors. the former minneapolis police officer faces 40 years in prison for the death of george floyd. his brother giving emotional testimony telling jurors floyd took their mom's death extremely hard. >> i don't know who can talk that when you watch your mother, somebody who loves and cherishes you and nourishes you for your entire life and then they have to lee you. woe all had to go through it it's difficult and george, he was just in pain the entire time. carley: meanwhile the judge denied a request to sequester the jury amid nearby riots over the deadly police involved s