in albany georgia. that is his hometown and jaelyn george, so proud of you that you're making this run. what did you decide to step up to the plate and run for the oval office. >> yes and i have had my life, i had a praying grandmother, my great-grandmother is 80 years old and lived in my ward and i want to hear about the crime in my hometown, have about a lot printed it but i cannot let allow my city to fall apart that way. i see firsthand on the federal level and possible heart it over things that they can't control. the local politics is everything. this is what we can make a direct impact and i can help fight for my community help save my family sprayed after brothers in the praying grandmother at home and i would hate for anything having to them them's ongoing step up to the plate. >> that's a powerful message. this tough that's where everything happens on the ground. what happens when you get elected pretty. >> the first up when i'm elected up i went make sure the albany police department is fully

mark kelly will not be helped by kamala harris and neither is senator warnock in georgia. >> this is the kind of weird thing we have right now. you have president biden whose governing like he's bernie sanders but he's not bernie sanders. there is no enthusiasm for him and kamala harris equally uninteresting but if you govern like you are bernie sanders go for broke. president biden should get rid of kamala harris and go with aoc, somebody who is interesting and will take the hits for governing like a crazy socialist so you might as well get the good benefit of that if you are going to take the bad as well. >> who would be hot if kamala harris lets democrats down and they feel their numbers are bad who would be -- who is up next? >> that is the truth, if aoc and Élan omar and the squad that is in the news all the time, making the splash or the big democrats other than them? can't think of any attorney sanders will run again because why not, the same people we've been talking about would be the challengers. brian: it has been a struggle to keep up the biden administration changing it

listen, i live in georgia, the community of buckhead is trying to become the city of buckhead because they don't feel safe with atlanta pd being the only way to protect themselves. that is a big problem and it is not something just specific to georgia, so now we are further dividing ourselves in urban areas because people want to be safe and if the cities will keep them safe, they will keep themselves safe. it's not the america we want. it's not the america anybody wants. >> jason: larry, we've been watching videos of people streaming out of walgreens or n target and stuff like that, they just brazenly go in, grab stuff and go out. there is no consequence and they know there is no consequence.eo they don't even run anymore. they just open up the door of the vehicle and stroll away. >> surprise surprise, when you make it easier for criminals to not get caught, not be convicted, not be incarcerated, crime goes up. regarding the order made by the texas governor, he's going to be called racist but never mind the generations of hispanics that live in texas, generations of hispanics that ha

here in georgia we have numerous large districts that are still keeping their masks optional. gennett is demanding the same. so much so we filed a lawsuit yesterday against our school district. >> dana: maybe give me a couple of examples of what you heard when your kids got home from school last year when they were wearing masks. what was the impact on them? >> you know, my youngest child is born with a cleft lip and has cranial facial abnormalities. we've spent thousands of dollars for her to breathe. for her to pull off her mask and take off her mask saying i can finally breathe. my other daughter is going into fifth grade and explained to me how she feels when people wear masks none of the kids talk. they don't socialize. everybody feels isolated and acts isolated with the mask on. she misses lunch in the cafeteria. our children are sacrificing so much. at the end of the day it comes georgia has received over $4 billion in federal funding and mask mandates for our school districts is tied to that funding. it is not parents that are motivating -- it's not genuine concern tha

states like georgia decided by 10,000, arizona 12,000, wisconsin one percentage point, pennsylvania michigan very thin. you are talking about donald trump right now. the disconnect between the time to the american public for pushing this because 80% of voters support voter id that you are a citizen here, you live here in this op-ed says it doesn't matter who you are or if you are paying taxes, you can legally prove your here, give anyone and everyone the right to vote. at some point you expect an op-ed from the time saying let's allow all high schoolers to vote on those on death row because that seems to be where this is going. jillian: drugs and alcohol. will: that is why you're at home. todd: you did the 30,000 foot view. let's read part of this piece, quote, washingtonians love to complain about taxation without representation but for me and fellow noncitizens it is a fact that we submit to unquestioning year after year primary after primary presidential election after presidential election. does the offer not understand that would allow every person in the world to vote in our elections

we are talking about georgia election officials. they are preparing to fight the doj coming after them regarding their state's new voting law. let's check in, good evening. >> shanna, good evening to you. states like texas are likely watching what happens in georgia as a battle over voting rights ripens in the peach state. georgia just filed a motion asking a judge to throw out a department of justice lawsuit challenging the state's new sweeping election law. the doj alleges senate bill 202 is racially discriminatory and violates the voting rights act by changing rules like requiring proof of i.d. for absentee voting. state republicans say it's all political posturing. >> president biden -- this is jim crow on steroids. with all due respect, mr. president, you know better. >> it comes as the senate rules committee is pushing congress to take up the "for the people" act. an election reform bill stalled by republicans. democrats say it will fight back against g.o.p.-led legislation like george's new law. >> we americans live in a grea

schools in the south, i believe in georgia and south carolina start next monday. >> i thought that governor was very interesting, he speaks with a certain clarity that a lot of the guidance out of d.c. frankly has been muddled and i think we can agree to the cdc. >> not only can we agree with "the new york times" or of the same thing. they have a chance to try to fix it today but i don't know if the president will base the information on one study that was rejected and peer review. >> bill: at fair point. >> bill: we will talk to one lawmaker who is suing over that. >> bill: also, aoc names the divide between progressives and moderates, or the squad member is landing in hot water. at what she had to say coming up. >> dana: migrants pouring across our border, some affected with covid and local authorities are not being told they are being sent to their communities? why? we will talk to an officer on the front line. >> it's not fair to their families and certainly not fair to the border communities to leave people that are sick and not even tell the local communitiesne. the newday 100 va loan

and then georgia, to show how scary this was in florida, they included a chart that shows an uptick in positive tests results. you are seeing it on your screen now. it's terrifying. those areit the test results. but actually, who cares? what matters is the harm. what the newspaper did not include is the chart that shows covid death. i wonder why? because they arert near zero. that's the picture that matters. that's the picture from which we ought to be making public health policy. anthony fauci told us the goal wasli to keep people from dyingf covid. that sounded reasonable toto everybody. that's why they said we needed the vaccine and millions took the vaccine. now they have taken the vaccine politicians decided they can't part with the power they got over the last year so they will keep ordering you around and tony fauci will defend it all because he is one of them. >> what has changed is the virus. the cdc hasn't flip plopped. and the cdc hasn't changed. >> tucker: if it looks like we repainted the slogans on the sidee of the barn, it's just an illusion. all animals are created equa

not all are people of color and they live in dc, maryland, and georgia. and less you are a fan of the jesse smollett imagination -- then there is the watchful, checking out what friends experience with the vaccine before getting it. if only being spied on their friends for a white supremacist tendency, the fbi without them, but i can't and understand the watchful. it is like me at a party waitin to see if everyone is trying to have special brownies. called 911 before i try it myself. so you know where these people live. they dominate in delaware. they could keep the base. dwelling -- before walking it back. there were no stairs involved. they also live in rhode island and hawaii. republican holdouts. we went to a castaway for comment. yes, that is a movie clip and jesse waters is also here tonight. congratulations on the book. is going to buy you a lot of hair gel. but despite the diversity of th hesitant, the name-calling persists. in all these people are staying at a want to put the stuff in m body. there out drinking on the weekend and putting other su

he may be a foreigner sticking his nose where it doesn't belong in georgia's election reform law when coca-cola is in the business of selling sugary beverages. they go out of their way to attack democratically elected lengths lay tores in georgia if they won't utter a word about the most grotesque kind of genocide against religious and ethnic minorities in china or anything else that would cost them a single dollar. james quincy and coca-cola should be ashamed of the disgraceful and bootlegging the of the chinese communist party. >> tammy: sociopathic lack of consideration for the impact of other people across the board is shocking. i do -- i don't know if you heard early report we are working more on this. because i think this is going to be big is also this revelation that the biden administration used studies, science, that may have been in part false or even fabricated at certain point during the line to legitimize their actions now with the covid state against the american people. what do you know about that and what are your thoughts on if that gets, i think, a bit bigger of a s

. >> nevertheless, the president of a georgia teacher's union says public health officials should be clearer and more consistent in their messaging. >> i would like to see students it roll out a comprehensive plan stick to it and then tell the public why they're changing. beginning to confuse the public. >> federal health officials say vaccination is key to ending the pandemic. but the fda has yet to approve a vaccine for children under the age of 12. and only 30% of youth, ages 12 through 17 have been vaccinated. trace? >> trace: jonathan serrie live for us. jonathan? you can find nearby vaccinations by going to vaccines dot above. now we move tonight french connection. we are learning new details of how the french officials who designed and built the now infamous wuhan lab in china were abruptly removed. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the latest tonight from the pentagon. >> u.s. and french officials sounded alarm bells about security at the wuhan institute of virology as early as 2009 according to state department cables. >> it's a critical piece of data that

states like texas, georgia, south carolina, wyoming and here in pennsylvania, they're welcoming that new economy. back to you. >> sandra: wow, what a unique look at that. lauren simonetti live in pennsylvania. thanks. john? >> john: don't like the idea of her standing on toxic waste though. a follow up in the world's most expensive french fries. turns out a lot of people are willing to pay for them. we told you the fries cost $200 and made with truffles and gold dust. sarindipity 3 has them. you have to weight eight to ten weeks. i don't know if it's a shortage of fries, cheese or gold dust but there's a line. >> even if they make them at a loss, it's worth all the advertising. >> john: you going to put your order in? >> sandra: fries are good on their own. i don't know why anybody needs that stuff. >> john: forget the gold dust. put your cheese and gravy. good eating. >> sandra: thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" starts right now with trace gallagher in for martha. >> good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum, this is "t

in georgia i think they start the second week of august. all this is happening right when people thought they were going to get back to a little bit of normalcy. practical implications for people everywhere. medical implications and also the thought about your kids having to go back to school fully in masks once again. >> bill: this is a conversation that will be in the homes of millions of people. what does the teachers union do? they held out and wanted more protection. they got it. they got billions of dollars from the u.s. government. what position will they take on this now? may 13th, guys, call for one. this is what the president said. these were your two options for the delta variant. watch. >> president biden: it's vaccinated or masked. >> there it was on facebook. walensky said this. this pandemic continues to pose a serious threat to the health of all americans. do you believe that? >> dana: well, i don't given that if you're fully vaccinated, if you read what they're saying if you're fully vaccinated. what the issue is and we'll

they are ignoring delaware's restricted voting laws, but going after georgia a instead. they use the filibuster over two more times over donald trump's presidency but now with biden they call the filibuster racist. and there are illegal immigrants in this country, just processing them. we condemn violent riots and what happened on generally six, what happened last summer. whenever it happens it must be condemned by people of goodwill, it shouldn't be political. we spoke out against the brutal murder of george floyd and of course o david doran and horace lorenzo anderson jr.. unfortunately democrats, their friends in the media and big tech media mob, they don't seem to care about truth, fairness, logic, science, justice. in general, that's all that seems to matter. here is the author of the "do what you said you would do." it was supposed to be on the january 6th committee but is not any longer along with a new york congresswoman elyse. elise stefanik. they took you off this assignment to replace you with, let's see. they both hate donald trump and that will come to the p

i understand you're back in georgia now, and, i don't know, it seems to me like you have georgia on your mind. >> you know, georgia has always been on my mind. that's what people don't realize. if they go back and look at anything i have ever said, i'm a product of the state of georgia. anything that happens in georgia, you will see herschel walker has showed up and now something is going on if georgia right now, i don't know what it is, and if i'm the right man for the job, you'll see me step up and say i'm running and that's what i say i'm going to do now but it will be on my timetable, no one else's. >> sean: all right, herschel walker, always good to have you with us. out of new york, crime is even worse than ever out of control. senator lindsey graham reacts later and senator ron johnson will join us. a new report regarding hunter biden's art dealer. the anonymous art selling. yes. guess what country it is. we'll tell you, straight ahead. ? we will tell straight >> sean: tonight more disturbing violence caught on tape in america's democratic run cities and states. over the weekend,

anything that is happening georgia, now something is going on in georgia right now, i don't know what it is and if i am the right man for the job and we will see me step up and say i'm running and that's what i'm going to do but it will be on my timetable and no one else's. >> sean: always great to have you, thank you for being with us. more shocking footage out of new york, crime is even worse than ever out of control, senator lindsey graham reacts, later senator von johnson will join us, a new report tonight regarding hunter biden's art dealer. the anonymous art selling? guess what country it is? we will tell straight ahead. >> sean: tonight, more disturbing violence caught on tape in america's democratic run cities and states. for example over the weekend in new york city right here, an off-duty firefighter was attacked by a violent mob in queens while just out walking their dog. apparently, one of the teams quoted saying fight night. the firefighter was then hit over the head with a glass bottle and that's not all. keep looking at the screen. you see a robber punched and stomped o

. >> savannah, georgia now has a citywide mask mandate for a month. mask mandates nationwide could be next. >> this is under active consideration. >> white house says of course it is. >> it would be actually surprising and odd if our health and medical experts were not having active discussion about how to best protect the american people. >> peter: it's becoming a pandemic of the unvaccinated which has experts wondering why persons who got the shot should be subjected to the same restrictions as those who haven't. >> they have chosen not to get vaccinated at own individual risk. >> vaccines still have not been fully approved by the fda. >> we still have no clear timetable on when we can expect fda licensure of these vaccines for adults and a lot of people say that that is still causing their hesitancy. >> peter: the fda hasn't been a priority for this president. >> why has the president not nominated someone for fda commissioner yet? >> he is certainly eager to nominate someone. >> is he also optimistic about revving up stalled mask vaccination effor

. >> john: the big complaint about the state of georgia is there won't be as many drop boxes was a war and the height of the pandemic. let's split it up 30-30. what's wrong with voter i.d.? the democratic party isn't against voter i.d. yet they seem to be. >> here in california, at first they said you do need an i.d. or this or that but when you talk to some of the voters, this is an elderly population that don't have an i.d. or don't have an i.d. there are lots of people impoverished in our country who don't have the idea and believe it or not a lot of the vets who have served our nation feel left behind by having to show an identification in order to vote. >> john: of the argument is, if you have to show i.d. to get on an airplane or by a beer, then why wouldn't you to vote? >> i think democrats have shown themselves to be racist and belittling to minorities because the voter i.d. laws that joe biden did to the jim crow era suppression, it's possible that minorities are bright enough aren't able to go and get an i.d., despite the fact that 85% of americans support voter i.d. laws. so

the georgia's burgess gallery in -- rather in l.a. and in new york city, they are putting his stuff on sale. and he is actually going to meet with the potential buyers. we had heard from jen psaki at the podium that the buyers would reanonymous. apparently is he going to neat with them. the worry is, you know, would people spend a half a million dollars for that piece of art. rachel: no way. steve: entree to meet the president or influence peddling it doesn't mel right. rachel: no, it's rife with potential for corruption, obviously. there was an interesting segment that raimondo arroyo did pictures of the painting and showed them to people. what do you think of this painting? how much would you pay for it they all thought that children had painted them. and. steve: child of the president. rachel: he is an adult child they said i wouldn't pay anything for it i wouldn't pay for it what i think is interesting is that the american people can see this. the media is covering for it you know, some people on cnn said they have a problem with

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, and we'll keep cheering them on at least. >> got that get georgia in. [laughter] >> katie, i was having this conversation in the makeup room, and one of the most nonpolitical people i know, she said that they need to be humbled. so what is your thoughts on that? has there been too much celebrity around them and not enough team unity? and this is a humbling moment for them. katie? >> sorry, i thought you were going somewhere wells. yeah, i to think it's a humbling moment. athletics can be really difficult. you can practice really well and show up and not a have a good day. i thought the interim music was perfect. in terms of the viewership here, viewership is down by 33%. i do think that's a direct result of this lack of unity, this idea that many of the athletes -- definitely not all of them, but a few of them are there representing the country not proud that they're representing the united states of america. and if you want to tune in for an event where you're competing against others on the world stage, it's very difficult to support athletes who aren

we wish him the best. >>> a georgia man arrested for a murder of a young boy 33 years ago. charles watson joins us live with the details. good afternoon, charles. >> reporter: good afternoon, mike. this cases has dragged on for more than three decades just north of atlanta in roswell, georgia, but police say they never gave up on finding the person responsible for killing the 3-year-old victim in this -- 8-year-old victim is, and they continued to look through it as technology advanced which ultimately led authorities to a convicted child molester. police arrested him and charged him with the murder and chilled molestation of 8-year-old joshua harmon after dna connected coats to the crime scene. >> in the late '80s, dna was not a very common thing. and as dna evolved, we must continually go and reevaluate all the cases we have and the evidence we have. >> reporter: roswell police say the 8-year-old victim's parents reported him missing in a may of 1988 after harmon didn't come back home for dinner. after a search, investigators found the young boy's body in the woods near t

the suspect in a georgia spa shootings in march set to be arraigned in cherokee county this week. he's accused of killing eight people including six asian women at three atlanta area massage parlors. he's facing charges including domestic terrorism and multiple counts of murder. police in baltimore asking for federal officers to help fight rising violent crime after the mayor rules out a plan to expand the number of intervention programs to curb gun violence. the biden administration could send about 100 atf abilities d u.s. marshals but the baltimore police department has a severe shortage of personnel with 600 vacancies, mostly for officers and detectives. eric: house republicans urging congressional leaders to attach limits on spending, as the democrats are looking to pass two spending plans on capitol hill and as the country's debt limit is set to expire at the end of the month if no new deal is reached. so when is so much too much? missouri congressman jason smith joins us, ranking member of the house budget committee. congressman, good to see you. you know, you've said, and

over the age of five wear a mask endorsed regardless of vaccination status and counties in california, georgia nevada and louisiana among others are taken similar measures that the covid-19 delta varient causes this new infection to surge country. in doctor anthony's address the issue and he said that he understands why these decisions are being made at the local level. >> you're saying the individual situations with a level of infection is so high and the level in the community of vaccination my below is quite understandable why the local authorities are now saying good that your vaccinated but in the situation and you have people indoors particular crowded of you should wear a mask. reporter: several large school district including atlanta, chicago and washington dc say they will require all students and staff to wear a mask if they returned to in person learning in the fall however, in florida 25 of all new covid-19 cases are currently recorded, governor ron desantis said that he will is willing to call special legislative session to reverse any mask mandates in school. >> we need her kids

a baseball game moves out of georgia over a lie. >> thank you very much for being here. these demonstrations and social virtue signaling that does nothing to improve people's lives. it's theatre and everything else that we need to change to work like quality and fairness is out the window. thank you very much for joining me. tonight whoever is in charge at the biden white house announced plans to coordinate with big tech to ban social media accounts accused of spreading covid disinformation. the administration's own messaging on covid hasn't been pristine. a few weeks ago joe announced a policy of facts or masks. now that policy could be changing to vaccine and masks. and breaking tonight the biden justice department is dropping its investigation into the covid nursing home outbreak in new york and all other blue states. a tweet earlier today: joining us is laura trump and medical contributors. part of the covid reaction and our fear has been the number of people who have died. then we look at some of the experiences and the numbers and we wonder what numbers are right.

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immunization and that includes, arkansas, missouri, but it's also beginning in tennessee, alabama, georgia, florida, could keep more than 8 65 and older have received at least one dose offering protection for the age group most susceptible to severe complications, and so overall, hospitals are seeing fewer covi patients now, but the patients that they are seeing tend to be younger because younger people are getting vaccinated at much lower rates than their older counterparts. could get a big push on now to get more people vaccinated. vaccinations only 33-point something percent in alabama where you are so officials believe they have a long way to go when it comes to that. >> a new op-ed saying conversation is the best way to overcome vaccine hesitancy. he said ms. information is the wrong label, great to have you with this now. can you explain what you mean b that? >> first of all, we really have to take this seriously, obviously, over 65,000 new case over the last 24 hours and now 24,000 hospitalizations and ove 1,000 deaths, so we're headed i the wrong direction. the question is how do w

we have two bills in the georgia assembly and the georgia senate. we had emergency hearings, played part of that before we came on. we believe the georgia legislature will put this on the ballot for november of next year of 2022. it will be only the 90,000 legally registered voters in buckhead will vote on this. as to your question about will we be able to have recruitment and protection the answer is yes and we will do something nobody is doing in new york, chicago, portland or seattle or atlanta, we will love our police and welcomes them, pay them well, we are not going to throw them under the bus, stand with our men and women in blue and their families because we love them, they risked their lives every day and we have to show them the respect. the remaining officers who can't afford it in atlanta, arrests are down while crime is through the roof. that tells me -- the remaining officers just don't want to get fired, they don't want to get videotapes, they don't want to get prosecuted. that is going on. we will direct all that and make everybody p

with sherman to march through georgia and die and killed to liberate slaves. that is an inconvenient truth, all of these whether it is normandy beach rock in our they want to get rid of it all and turn it into this morality tale where they are the hero and it is said what they've done when you have young people who don't know much or eager to learn history and you give this propaganda to them you end up with this boring kind of soviet morality tale, if you destroy the past you can control the future and that is what they are doing with statuary, with names, ideas, a systematic cultural revolution, the military, movies, novels, the corporate world, everything, 360 degrees change the past, control the present, all to the future. >> mao, stalin, pol pot, they all did and that is the direction they want to take us. people have to wake up and see what is going on but it was never about the confederate flag. thank you. and aoc sounds a lot like president biden tonight. the last bite explains. a life ie policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a

lowest ratings ever after they move their game from georgia following georgia rifle strengthening of their electoral laws. the nfl better watch out. >> shannon: i want to ask about michael irvin, blasting the dallas cowboys for not getting to a higher percentage of vaccines. some athletes saying it's the right idea, let's do this. others have said i'm very picky about what i put in my body. it isn't fda approved yet. i've got questions. there's a big debate. he says it should have set them, not going to get this, winning the super bowl, easily. nothing else could be more important. somebody else should say hey, man. are you vaccinated? he says if you're not vaccinated as a player for the cowboy is you're saying you don't care about winning the super bowl. how you respond? >> my thoughts on the vaccine are simple. if you want the vaccine should be able to get the vaccine. if you don't want to take the vaccine, you shouldn't have to. particularly in an nfl locker room. he ran a young and healthy demographic. if you're aware of a college or pro player seriously ill or dying from coburg,

with sherman to march through georgia and diane killed to liberate slaves. and that was an inconvenient truth. and all of these inconvenient truths whether it's normandy beach or oak in now wa, they want to get rid of it all and turn night this morality tale where they're the heroes. it's sad what they've done. and when you have young people that don't know much and they're eager to learn history and you give this propaganda to them, you end up with this boring soviet morality tale like i said. and it's dangerous because if you destroy the past then you request control the future and that's what they're doing with statuaries, names, it is a systematic cultural revolution, it's the military, it's movies, it's novels, it's corporate world everything, 360 degrees, change the past, control the present, alter the future in their benefit >> laura: and paw, stalin, they all did it and that's the direction they want to take us and people have to wake up and see what's going on. it was never about the confederate flag, i can tell you that. victor thank you. >> never

group there they will go on and do bright things all across the country from california, alabama, from georgia, from texas. they are from all over and they spent a week with us in tiny point, maryland where we trained them on everything it takes to be a candidate. both side of the aisle. it's amazing i wish these kids nothing but the best and, you know, they are going to do great. >> ainsley: you are a great person. so great, richard. >> lawrence: that man next to you is demarcus from my hometown. >> richard: we actually talked but. >> lawrence: i know that guy. >> greg: watch my show tonight 11:00 p.m. steve hilton, kat timpf. that's it for us, "special report" suspect next. hello bret. >> bret: hello, greg, continuing flattery week that was a fantastic segment. you are a lot taller than people think. have a great show tonight. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight, we are covering three major stories and we will get reaction live from florida republican senator marco rubio. the stock market tumbling today on fears about the inflation, and concern about a possi

we've seen the secretary of state of georgia has said and confirmed that thousands of ballots have been uncovered that he didn't know about. howie, this republic, this constitutional republic was founded on one man, one vote. we have to be able to vote properly. we have to make sure we count those votes properly. and we have to make sure that only legal citizens are voting. it is paramount to the very republic that we sit in every day and what the president has said and what he has asked for is an honest and fair assessment of what took place in november and i don't know why that's a republican or democrat ideal. that should be an american ideal. howie: i'll note that bill barr's justice department found no evidence of widespread fraud but i understand your point. also at cpac the former president talked about the new york prosecutors who obtained an indictment on tax charges against his company's cfo. what he said was this. >> they're in search of a crime. to them, it did not matter whether any laws had been broken. the crime was opposing the radical left democrat party. this is lawles

this is not about texas, this is not about georgia. this is why this is a national issue, and people should be aware of it. pete: they made it h.r. 1 for a reason, because the left wants to rewrite election law forever. so they win. all right, we've been talking on this show a lot about critical race theory, about this poisonous if ideology entering our classrooms, and we've also reported on parents fighting back to include elite schools in new york city which are super woke and parents saying i can't take this anymore. well, we have a few new examples of elite new york city schools are with job listings they're putting up. and this is just a few of many examples that are out there. these are new job listings. so think about this, these schools are facing the backlash about crc, this is what they trouble down on. look at this, for a ballet instructor, you need to be committed to challenging western dance forms and pedagogical prices that often center whiteness in dance classrooms and on stages. rachel: this is -- pete: dance is racist.

>> let me tell you in texas and in georgia. >> i think you've done that. >> donald trump life about the 2020 election and now they are trying to push through the lies based on a lie trying to push through basically voter suppression tactics to try to justify their facts but they don't actually want to compete for minority. dan: i gave you an opportunity and you can't do it. all you can do is bring up donald trump. thanks, maia, appreciate your time. >> take care. dan: if there was a 12 step program in totalitarianism, as you can see, we will break down joe biden's shocking declaration about disinformation, coming up next. don't miss it. welcome back to "unfiltered". i've been wanting for years the erosion of our constitutional rights have threats to our privacy right now. there is a 12 step program of totalitarianism, we are at 11. check this out. >> what your message to platforms like facebook? >> they are killing people. , the only pandemic we have is for the unvaccinated they are killing people. dan: misinformation? who's coming people? you mean the misinformation from the left? what

pete: this came from georgia. >> this is world car the performance car of the year. pete: performance car of the year. >> twin temperature dough bows 572-horsepower. 0 to 60. i can put new this car for $191,000. pete: that's not bad. >> the bordeaux material makes it this car is fabulous. pete: absolutely beautiful. will has a truck to check out. will: f-1506789 pete, king ranch edition. pete: what color is this. >> dark brown. new color come in. king ranch has some interesting options. you remember in texas when they had a power outage? they used these trucks with generators in the back. will: i remember. >> i give ford a lot of credit for that. will: look at the passenger seat. >> full flat folding, that mass, ventilated heated. not the full cab. crew cab six sill gear engine big range of praising anywhere from this one is 76,000, but you can get into the 20,000s if you are looking for something. will: rachel has a car that everybody. >> super popular. it. rachel: lauren, i drive an f-150. >> good for you. rachel: this is the one he wants. cream of the crop. >> a w

honoring a world war ii veteran in georgia. the second lieutenant turning 99 this july. friends and family and local law enforcement celebrating her in a surprise parade in world war ii era vehicles honking, waving and singing. she didn't know what was going to happen. morrison served as a nurse for the army air corps and spent time in germany helping survivors of a liberated concentration camp. she earned a french medal of honor. very happy birthday. thank you for your service. kevin, if that doesn't make you feel good, there's something wrong with you. >> and like you said, thank you for your service. she didn't just serve. she served in the time when that was pretty rare. fantastic job by her. i want to take you to the great state of florida, your favorite and my favorite. of course i love colorado too. a florida preschooler who has cancer and got to be a deputy for a day after his teachers and the county sheriff's office decided to make his dream a reality. the teachers and the administrators as well as the sheriff's office worked to make merrick lloyd an honorary de

arizona and georgia. georgia in particular. new reports out of there some 35,000 people allegedly voted in a county that they didn't live in. what about that and where people should look for the right information about arizona and georgia because both places are coming out with minuscule numbers officially as of yet. >> well, i think one of the things that we have learned in recent months is that the level of distrust among a cohort of americans who have traditionally been the course source -- had great faith in our institutions in law and order in the wake of the 2020 election has really been raised. they are very mindful a number of different irregularities or questions that they have unfortunately, a lot of this has really been a situation where a lot of this has been swept under the rug and we don't have the level of transparency that we would like to have. not just about these processes but will about the rules that have been put into place. that's something that i think is going to require a number of different state offi

in one month it's like the all the people in augusta, georgia. the cartels are enriching themselves. it is a problem and i am doing everything i can to hold the biden administration accountable. the biden administration needs to get the messages lawlessness will not work. >> harris: attorney general brnovich from the great state of arizona. thank you very much. a lot of great detail there as we face something that again you say just won't work. we need to on "the faulkner focus" make a quick correction here. earlier in the program on the screen we misidentified senator mike lee and we mistakenly identified him at a graphic as senator josh hawley. they probably know each other. we apologize for the error but want to get it right. "outnumbered" after the commercial break. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of

it is a lot easier for them to talk about voting laws in georgia than it is to reduce their own reliance on slave labor in china. a lot easier for them to teach their employees how to be less white than wreckon with their role in fueling a nationwide epidemic of diabetes and obesity especially in the black community. when ceos wade into politics they want to force their values down our throats but without democratic accountability. i like what consumer research is doing. you don't get to have it both ways. if you wade into politics we'll hold you politically accountable and not allow you to avoid debate on these social issues. >> bill: i've seen your book and read it and a long conversation about it. your premise is this. pretend to care about something other than profit or power precisely to gain more of each. does that fit in here? >> that's exactly right. coca-cola has a lot of difficult business practices that it would rather not talk about and we live in this moment where a lot of consumers appear to care about progressive social values at these companies. so this is another way for

without the new georgia voting bill we wouldn't know about any of this but tonight, atlanta, georgia, is not the only place facing scrutiny. an election audit in maricopa county in arizona is happening and it's also trying out pretty shocking results. according to the arizona senate president karen phan, the company is hired by the legislature to review the real election results and came up with a different number of ballots that maricopa county officials. tonight, we don't know of the exact discrepancy as the audit is now ongoing but this has to be concerning, concerning development for anyone that wants integrity and elections. the integrity of our elections, competence and election results is paramount to the survival of our great republic. i often cite several measures that all sites should adopt. chain of custody, integrity, voter rolls. updated for every election and most states haveve statutory language and partisan observers are allowed to watch the vote count from all political sides. they should watch the count from start to finish. audits and investigations also play an imp

it is easier for coke to issue statements about voting law in georgia or teach their employees to be less white than to contend with their own role in the nationwide epidemic of diabetes and obesity, including in the very black community they profess to care so much about, and to think, shannon, the ceos want to wait into politics, and without democratic accountability, that is what i like that these folks are doing, holding them to account to not let the ceos to escape debate when they enter contentious issues. >> shannon: there will be more ads to come, i believe. the story when i first saw it, is this "the onion" or "babylon b?" i wasn't sure it was real. apparently we have to change the language of when we interact with sharks, calling for rebranding violent attacks as "interaction," marine experts and advocates in australia urging the public from refraining from using the word "attack with sharks, claiming they have been unfairly stigmatized as a killer, some words were used told to use our "bite," interactions. i doubt the sharks are behind it but apparently their fans are. >>

the texas bill is not that much different than the georgia bill. they gave them four pinocchios, instead of laughing, how about fact-checking the white house, ainsley. ainsley: i don't understand why they are protesting because the republicans are just saying you have to show an i.d. or give your social security, the last four digits in order cast your vote. that sounds like common sense to me. lawrence: right. ainsley: i don't understand this they are fleeing, they're leaving, i'm curious to know what are the people of texas saying. your friends and parents saying about this. lawrence: frustrated politics as usual. they don't know the specifics but they know they can vote. the fact is they see this as just a dog and pony show. and i think they are going to pay a price at the ballot box. steve: you know, ainsley, to your point, i don't think there is any common sense involved. they are standing at the dnc podium, why? because the dnc is fundraising off of their run away trip. lawrence: we get the emails. steve: wait a minute, speaking of email. i g

there was a diner segment, what the women said, don't california my georgia. >> "fox and friends" diner segments are setting the tone for the nation and hopefully we are setting the tone for your thursday. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. carley: vice president kamala harris still fawning over texas democrats who are being compared to freedom fighters. >> of stalling tactics cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> lauren blanchard joins us from washington with more. >> the vice president said democrats are in line with the legacy of civil rights leaders and applaud their efforts to stop texas from passing their voting bill but republicans say a trip to dc isn't exactly the same as what freedom fighters have gone through. >> they took a bold courageous action in line with the legacy of everyone from frederick douglass, women who marched down pennsylvania avenue for women's rights to vote for those folks in 1965 pass the voting rights act. >> reporter: today the group of texas democrats will meet with moderate senator joe mann's which in an intimat

watch this. >> some of these voter suppression laws in georgia and other republican states smack of jim crow rearing its ugly head once again. >> president biden: it is the most pernicious thing. this makes jim crow look like jim eagle. this is gigantic what they are trying to do. >> the resurgence of jim crow-style voter suppression measures. >> it is a tsunami threatening democracy. >> a massive and unabashed assault on voting rights unlike anything we've ever seen since the jim crow era. this is jim crow in new clothes. >> sean: ultimately the all-star game was viewed by 8 million people, a historically low number for that game, showing politics in sports aren't going over well with the american people. worst of all, businesses in atlanta including minority-owned businesses, they lost tens and tens of millions of dollars in revenue. why? because of the selfish political actions of the democratic party. one longtime democratic strategist has a few choice words for his own party. take a look. >> -- party of blacks and suburban women. they are not into this. all right? and you know, we