blm pushed it, aoc pushed it. the democrat party embraced it. they have blood on their hands, they blame someone else, we need to confront it. and use proper words and start unraveling this piece by piece, that is the point of the book. this book is not just a book about me, nothing about me in the book. this is theory in here to break it down, this is, hey, folks, let me tell you what is going on, deeper than surface level, we walk away from this. and our country, our children and grandchildren. this is a call for action. this say cause for alarm. and i don't know how else to do it other than radio, tv and this book, we'll be right (kate) this holiday, verizon has the deal that gets better and better and better. get iphone 13 pro, on us, when you trade in your old or damaged phone. (kate) better? (guy) better. (kate) hey. (kate) and up to $1,000 when you switch. (carolers) ♪better♪ (kate) because everyone deserves better. >> good evening welcome to fox news live, tensions continue to simmer between washington and moscow over ukraine, follow

if you are a democrat voter in chicago do you care more about that or the blm summer of hate in which your neighborhood got torched? >> tucker: and dozens of people died. >> and government buildings were destroyed. you had cops killed. is that more concerning or is this? it reveals the disconnect. democrats have nothing better to counter the mayhem they inspired. that's why they are talking about this. but the weird thing about it is, not only does it reveal how disconnected they are. but the more they talk about the more disconnected they are from the voters. h and it is a real bad situation.m and i think it is proof they have given up on hoping to win. >> tucker: i think that's right. charlie hurt, great to see you. >> great to see you. january 6th, we had an inquiry from yahoo news? asked if it the documentary supported violence? of course it doesn't. in fact, the documentary explicitly reposes violent purity of any kind, even places like yahoo! news getting a pass from the bom rioters who killed americans. so why don't you watch the documentary? i have watched and he sent us this

violence of them blm protests, dozens killed in this country. all of that by the policy of the same people. based on violence. that is that for us. don't forget about the season finale out right now. the fight for silva lesage in. we hope you come back every night will come to hannity. is busy newsnight. it is just disgraceful. diabolical. it is destroying the great american cities. now with thousands upon thousands of offic

after the article - might be used to respond to blm protests. and how might that inform your approach to covering subjects on which staff do not agree? i covered that at the — staff do not agree? i covered that at the time. _ staff do not agree? i covered that at the time. the - staff do not agree? i covered | that at the time. the summer staff do not agree? i covered . that at the time. the summer of 2020 was extraordinary and sometimes it's hard to separate what happens in newsrooms from what happens in newsrooms from what was happening in the offices and companies and everywhere else. i and a dozen of the make sense that outside of the make sense that outside of the make sense that outside of the context it was happening everywhere else and in of the context it was happening everywhere else an- everywhere else and in the moment. _ everywhere else and in the moment, this _ everywhere else and in the moment, this racial- everywhere else and in the i moment, this racial reckoning in the peak of the coronavirus, there was this very intense conv

in the murder of 8-year-old melissa ortega that trace just mentioned didn't seem to him bother blm or the dems but has a anger to my next guest. cory brooks. ceo of project hood.org. pastor brooks has been on with us before during our town halls in chicago where we are addressing the issue of crime and sadly it has only gotten worse in chicago, not better. pastor brooks, this is a simple question for you tonight. is there any hope for chicago under the current political leadership? >> as bad as it looks, there is no hope as far as if we continue the same type of leadership that we are getting right now. everything rises and falls on leadership and we have to take responsibility for those we put in office and allow them -- not allow them to allow us to continue to be in these type of situations and the cycle of violence. we have to put our foot down and we have to declare that there is something that has to be done and we have to hold people accountable. >> laura: now, it would seem to me that it would be pretty important, pastor brooks, right now, when you have such a deficit of polic

run on look at job that joe biden and kamala harris are running, and run on more blm riots in name of social just -- justice in the cities, what are they running on? they have nothing to run on. joe biden and kamala harris offer nothing across the board, terry mccauliffe found that out, he could not use joe biden anywhere, they wrapped up together. a nice little extra present moving to the new year for the republican party. trey: all right, even if republicans win the house in 2022, joe biden still the president. so, i think it is important to say, realistic expectations, a little bit of the messaging is we're going to stop bad thing. but is it important that we set the right expectations? biden will still be president roh matter what happens in november -- no matter what happening in november. >> you are right, i believe and i am sure you do, someone who believes strongly in the words of constitution. i think faction is stability and power, i think faction is in many ways what keeps america in a strong position in the world, i don't think there is anything wrong with faction in dc, i

uniforms, the company has a policy not supporting political organizations if they allow them to where blm badges. the hypocrisy. it's delicious production airlines worry about hitting those to their destinations from having flights canceled and keeping the little hell getzlaf safe? katie pavlich, marie harsh and rita cooley. you didn't get a lot of time last time from what is going on here? it's like you have robert de niro saying f trump and punch him in the face and moderna saying she wanted to blow -- which is fine, i know people are going to say things and these are two of the saviors of humanity, let's go brandon, let's go brandon. [applause] still very funny, your thoughts? >> as a regular guy who wants to get on a plane without the thing crashing, i really don't care what my pilots political opinions are. if i could avoid politics for a few minutes while i am 30,000 feet in the air, that would honestly be great but noting nobody showed outrage a year ago when another pilot with american airlines trump supporters leaving them in kansas if they didn't quote behave come up with double

now, they didn't care about the virus when blm was rampaging through their towns and cities so why suddenly care about it now? they didn't turn back migrants at our border who had no vax records and didn't have masks on but american citizens who refuse to bow down, they are now harassed an marginalized. so the question is what's really going on here? could this lead to the creation of databases of noncompliant americans? if democrat mayors have their way could they try to borrow the unvaxed access to public transportation? what about state employment? other benefits? and how long can these emergency powers be invoked before they become unconstitutional power grabs? for such drastic measures, congress or state legislatures should have to pass actual laws. but most prefer it this way, where, you know, they don't have to pass any laws because then these elected officials have to take no responsibility. it's for the health and safety of everybody. it's an emergency. that's what they say. well, it's bull. can america really take three more years of this? now, as i mentioned moments ago the supre

the blm activist that was there next to ashli babbitt, it was on cnn. they paid him. do you remember that? anyway. >> dagen: oh, but the democrats going to get to the bottom of it on their committee. >> greg: let's have some fun. up next, wokesters get a memorandum. shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. it shortens colds! turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >> greg: is the sunshine state throwing shade as woke new yorkers try to invade? if you are a lefty hipsters searching for son, don't go to florida and ruin their fun. that's the message

say you are a democrat voter living in chicago, do you care more about that, or do you care about the blm summer of hate in which, you know, your neighborhood got torched? >> dozens of people died. >> dozens of people died in government buildings got destroyed, cops killed. is that more concerning to you where is this? and i think it reveals out or disconnect. it is a real problem for democrats politicians because of course they have nothing better to sort of counter all of the mayhem's they conspire to. >> ashley: in the middle east under repeated attacks by iranian backed militia. >> thankfully no one hurt and the string of attacks that come days after the anniversary of the assassination of iranian general. joining us with the latest, alex. >> high todd and ashley, the separate attacks on u.s. troops and both iraq and in syria. three attacks taken place just on wednesday alone. now two of those took place on iraq he military hosting u.s. troops in the western empire providence and baghdad which came under fire. earlier in the day qs led coalition with several attempts to eliminate laun

democrats are losing the hispanics because the democrats made a miscalculation, especially in 2020 with blm and riots and defund the police. this turned a lot of hispanic voters off. they're working class. they care about jobs, the economy and healthcare. >> martha: when you look at the southern border, chuck, that issue they thought would resonate with hispanics. what you hear from a lot of voters in that group is we came here legally, we would like other people to do the same thing is. that backfiring? >> i think you see that happening with the press a lot. the push back on byron. if the progressives were the majority, i'd be in the white house right now. they're part of a longstanding party. democrats have to let their message be heard in a bilingual communication to win elections. >> martha: look at new mexico, nevada, arizona. those are three states with the highest hispanic population. they're to be watched. good to see you both. wednesday, we dig in to the story of the president's presidency a year later. the president will be graded on the economy to the exit from afghanistan, that

have had plenty of black lives matter crowds, but if a white officer shot into a crowd and killed a blm protester, i think there would be a much bigger investigation than what happened here, a young white air force veteran who was shot without a weapon. essentially, he shot into a crowd, and do you think that is appropriate? host: the justice department days ago give a status update in a press release to where the investigation is when it comes to january 6. more than 725 defendants arrested in nearly all 50 states. more than 225 defendants charged with assaulting or resisting officers. others using deadly or dangerous weapons are causing serious bodily injury to an officer. it says approximately 10 individuals have been arrested on a series of charges related to assaulting a member of the media. 640 charged with entering or remaining in a restricted federal building. 275 charged with obstructing, influencing, or impeding an official proceeding. 40 charged with conspiracy, on a variety of churches. with sentencing, approximately seven federal defendants with cases adjudicated or receive

image in my mind from june the 2nd, the day after trump and william barr unleased that police riot and blm came to the capitol the next day. i had this image of national guards and women standing at the capitol steps armed and protecting the capitol. i could not imagine somehow the capitol would be breached and much lessover run and sieged by an angry mob. my book describes what happened on that terrifying day. >> you also describe during and you were talking about that in your speech about impeaching donald trump and that very day. let's listen to it and we'll continue to discuss. >> the kids hiding under the desk, placing what they thought for their final texts and whispered phone calls to say their good-byes, they thought they're going to die. my son-in-law never been to the capitol before. when they were finally rescued over an hour later by capitol officers and we were together, i hugged them and i apologized and i told my daughter, tab tabatha -- who's 24, a brilliant algebra teacher and teach for america now i told her how sorry i was and i promised her it would not be like this aga

the report did not even mention the deadly blm riot that had just taken place. there was no word about antifah the gun man who murdered 800 americans in chicago. no. they weren't there. the biden administration declared the quote, most lethal element of today's domestic terror threats are political conservatives. people who disagree with joe biden. now that report was released almost exactly six months ago. six months ago this friday. it received relatively little attention. no major news organization even asked the most obvious question. the terrorists who threaten usos where are they? if trump voters are really the most, quote, lethal threat our country faces today, where are all the people they have killed? that's not an easy question to answer. just look at the numbers, which are fairly tightly kept. take a look at all the americans who died by violence over the past 12 months. there are many. thousands and thousands. ask a simple question. how many are a killed by right wingers for political reasons? not many. since we're talking about threats here, pose th

coordinate your attacks on federal courthouses or police precincts on social media like antifa did and blm did. that's how you do it. or if you are really worried about a conspiracy, you don't put words into the mouth of people. what you do is you read "time" magazine and molly ball laid it out, she used the word this was a conspiracy, a good conspiracy, a cabal. a secret history and what did she detail? she said a lot of very wealthy americans, 419 million from mark zuckerberg, they coordinated with activists, street activists to tone it down, they preselected precincts, they poured money and they sought to stem the flow of information. that seems to be much more of a conspiratorial than that sort of surface that we saw on january 6th or if you really were serious, a foreign policy would publish an article 11 days after trump was president after a very prominent pentagon lawyer wrote an she said we got to get rid of donald trump and there's only three ways to do it. you can have impeachment, pretty slow, 25th amendment, kind of messy, or you can have a military coup and she outlined it. t

to the january 6th rioters that they have about blm. the daily show did to prove the point. they edited together comments that the fox channel made about antifa and black lives matter with video from january 6th, and it looks like the joke is on fox. >> this kind of mob-like behavior has got to stop before somebody gets hurt. violence, intimidation, unacceptable in this country. >> it is not a protest. these aren't children. these are adults and they're destroying our country. >> i think what is so jarring to so many americans right now is just the fact that there's so much lawlessness. >> why isn't anybody stopping the looting and the vandalism and the destruction of public and private property? >> that giant lie handicapped the police so they couldn't do a thing to stop the riots without being accused to attacking mostly peaceful protesters. >> these include people that threw projectiles at cops. >> screaming the most disgusting things an inch away from their face. >> well, there you go. we're now just a few minutes from the one-year anniversary of january 6th. cnn is mark

and find it, they did, in blm, the teachers union, the climate crowd, covid fear-mongers, the squad... you know the game. suddenly democrats who campaigned as moderates were spotting the lingo of diversity, equity and inclusion! vaccine mandates, build back better and the elimination of the filibuster. they're now stuck with these crazy hard-left policies and toxic people issuing unrealistic demands and then when moderates like joe manchin don't play along, they're torn to shreds by the squad. >> i never negotiated in good faith and he's obstructing the president's agenda. >> if he doesn't have the courage to do the right thing for the working families of west virginia and america, let him vote no in front of the whole world. >> it's unfortunate that it seems we can't trust senator manchin's words. >> the excuses he just made i think are a complete [bleep]. >> laura: instead, democrats are pushing ahead to coddle criminals in places like new york city. the new d.a. there is rolling out the welcome mat essentially for felons by releasing guidelines to treat serious crimes like armed ro

i've used that word all in 2020 for the antifa and blm terrorists, i wasn't saying the millions of patriots across the accord supporting trump are terrorists, it was a mistake to say that yesterday. they want to paint us as nazis, i'm the one leading the fight in the senate against this garbage. >> joined by washington post write jean robinson. >> i think he used the operative word, the word craven and that was a craven performance that we saw last night from ted cruz. and, at the end of this long transformation, he looked very clear, as you pointed out, at the beginning, what he saw in donald trump, the danger he saw in donald trump, the fact he was totally in an unfit to be president of the united states, and now, he is waving the trump banner because of his own craven ambition and still wants to be president, still thinks he can be president some day, that he can somehow inherit the trump base. and so, it's -- couldn't happen to a nicer guy, but it was just an embarrassing, embarrassing performance and i just can't, it was hard to believe, it's difficult to watch. even happening to ted c

>> it doesn't exist. 2,400 police officers were hospitalized from blm riots in the summer of 2020, sean. i've never heard a democrat breathe a single word about those police officers because it does not fit into their anti-trump, anti-trump voterth narrative. they don't want to talk about that. they obviously want to create the circus they have created today. >> sean: i'm c sure you both have great confidence in adam schiff ledn: one of the greatest post lies of the year and drag the country through hell. he sits on this committee. this adam schiff up. you can't. appreciated. you should be on the committee, and it shows how corrupt they are. widespread rioting, wem were talking about the summer of 2020, claiming the lives of dozens of americans. when we come back, we will speak with the families that lost loved ones in the 2020 riots. where is their commission? straight ahead. ♪ ♪ lives of six million jews and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come her

we saw it with the blm movement. we saw that post george floyd. disappointing. really bad for the country. i don't think it's going to work politically. i think the american people are sick of the wokeism. diversity, inclusion. crt whatever you want to call it huge backlash lashing against it if that he what biden wants stand for so be it but it's bad for the country. the republicans take over congress for a check on this. >> pete: charlie, you are right. we can have a partisan lens on this. ultimately i don't want inflation to surge. i don't want my border open. i want covid something we can management maybe something like recognize what the cdc said just a couple days ago natural immunity is even more robust against delta than the vaccine that could open up a plethora of possibilities for them to make a pivot they are not capable of doing it lara, steve, charlie, thank you so much for the wise words on this friday night. appreciate it thank you. all right. coming up, billions in covid cash gone stolen by fraudsters. big surprise. big government spending doesn'

there was no inflation or high crime unless you count antifa or blm no education implosion or attacks on parents no dividing america into us versus them based on vaccinations, race or pronounces -- pronouns. all we had were mean tweets and hilarious insults. what would you rather be doing? paying $7 a gallon for gas or listen to trump call bette midler a name. you're free to get mad or laugh it off, well, unless you were rosie o'donnell. you see, i want more of that and less of the other real problems. i mean, what if joe just got more trumpian and less -- you know, well, bideny. i wonder what joe has to say? >> what do i say -- what do i say -- stupid son of a bitch! that's an expression. it's an expression. i say it all the time. i don't mean anything by it. i said it to my cream of wheat this morning. it burned my ton, stupid son of a bitch. i apologize. i leaned over the bowl and -- i like to let the steam come up and i smell it. it's very nice. i said, oh my sweet farina, i'm sorry. i didn't mean to say such a thing. that's what i call her on a good day. my sweet farina. on a bad

the muslims but then we saw that happening against white folks who were marching alongside peaceful blm protestors against police brutality, so wait, we subscribe to this and now this 47b is coming after us and that is why we have to stick together, a multicultural coalition of the willing. >> and as we are talking about the first black woman who will be nominated we expect to the supreme court and barring something very unusual maybe confirmed to a seat as an associate justice of the supreme court, you are remembering shirley chisholm. she did not even become the party nominee, but to regard this as a loss or failure would be to miss the point. if they don't give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair she famously said in boldly proclaiming her seat, and she made space for others. she was a change agent who did not ask for permission, remaining try to the spirit of her campaign slogan, unbought and unbossed. and when you listen to the recordings or watch the video of shirley chisholm's campaign, she was certain that she wouldn't win because that it didn't matter. >> and i encou

i use that word all in 2020 for the antifa and blm terrorists that assaulted cops and fire bombed police cars. but i agree it was a mistake to use the word yesterday. >> homina, homina. joining me now, cnn political commentators alice stewart and bakari sellers. bakari is the author of a new chu children's book, "who are your peo people?" hello to both of you. alice, let's talk about ted cruz. i understand that you have some news for us. you spoke to senator cruz about that disaster of an interview. what did you learn about this debacle? >> well, first off, don, i expressed to him that he should have just left well enough said. what he said initially in his comments before the hearing, thanking the capitol police for their work, was the right thing to say, that attacking a police officer is wrong and it is an act of domestic terrorism, and violence is wrong. peaceful protest is right. that comment and those comments should have stayed. and going on with tucker carlson, i think took a lot of what he did say out of context. what he said and the way he explained to me was what he had explai

but where are the charges for blm and antifa and, you know, the democrats? i haven't seen any sedition or conspiracy charges there. >> you haven't, and the reason you haven't is because the government is very careful about bringing a big, complicated, hard-to-prove case like this. they only do it when they actually have evidence that it happened, and that's laid out in great detail here. i would also add, don, so stewart rhodes, who is kind of the alleged leader of this group, he disabuses that myth himself. he's quoted in the indictment. somebody says, you know, are these real patriots, or are these just people posing as patriots trying to start up trouble? and he says quite clearly, no, these are real patriots. they're pissed off, and they're getting the job done or something to that effect. so it's right there. stewart rhodes lays waste to that lie. >> it's a very interesting idea of what patriotism is. it's actually a warped idea of what patriotism is. is the next step in this investigation likely happening now to see if there are any -- there was any co

police arrested more peaceful protester at a blm rally earlier in the year than at the insurrection. door number two, there were many crimes on tape to choose. for marking this anniversary tonight, it was exactly one year ago tonight as this unfolded that we uncovered the horror. rachel maddow and i reported on the potential charges to come. there's evidence of a great many crimes committed. this journalism performed in real time, a sad day for america, also i think provides very legal evidence that could be used in future prosecutions, rachel. >> what type of prosecutors are we talking about? obviously you're describing federal crimes. >> either could be pursued now or later by the justice department and the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia. the justice department and those u.s. attorneys did kick into year, rounding up, chargen hundreds who stormed the capitol. >> the justice department began its work on what has been become one of the largest, mo are most complex and most resource-intensive investigations in our history. >> doj and the fbi have opened up 170 cases relate

that the small business owners whose businesses were burned to the ground last summer by antifa and blm rioters that the small business owners are responsible for that. that's wrong. security lapses are absolutely something that this committee is looking at and focused on, and it's one piece of a much larger issue that includes the former president's efforts to overturn the results of the election. >> bret: so you would push for the house sergeant of arms to cooperate and hand over documents and the speaker's office to cooperate as well despite chairman thompson's comment? >> and they certainly are. and i think that, you know, what you are describing is chairman thompson's comments are not accurate. it's not an accurate description of what the chairman has said. and, you know, he leads the committee. and as i said, you know, we have got five investigative teams on the committee, one of those five teams is focused precisely on this. all of our teams are staffed with nonpolitical, professional prosecutors and investigators, and those security issues are going to be a focus of one part of

. >> these protesters and blm activists don't care about the evidence, and they don't care about justice either. >> at this point there was no remaining doubt that kyle rittenhouse acted in self-defense. >> this is a clear cut case of self-defense. >> actually, it's a clear cut case of how to cultivate an ecochamber or a gremlin. water it, feed it until it multiplies. the only thing that stops it, sunlight. next, we'll speak to a former fox political editor who was a key figure in one of the network's most consequential projections in the 2020 election but was fired after helping fox make the right call on election night. his insight when "democracy in peril" returns. >> vo: my car is my after-work decompression zone. ♪ music ♪ >> vo: so when my windshield broke... i found the experts at safelite autoglass. they have exclusive technology and service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ well, would you look at that? jerry, you gotta see this. seen it. trust me, after 15 walks... gets a little old. i really should be retired by now. wish i'd invested when

i use that word all in 2020 for the antifa and blm terrorists that assaulted cops and fire bombed cop cars. i agree, it was a mistake to use yesterday. >> joining me now cnn political commentator. bakari, bakari, this is important. the author of a new children's book "who are your people?" i'm going to talk to you about that in a minute. that's what my dad did every time we brought someone over, he would say and who are your people? chances are, he knew the people's people. i digress. i understand you have news for us. you spoke to senator cruz about the disaster of an interview. what did you learn about this deb debacle? >> first off, don, i expressed to him that he should have just left well enough said. what he said initially in his comments before the hearing thanking the capitol police for their work was the right thing to say. that attacking a police officer is wrong and it is an act of domestic terrorism and violence is wrong and peaceful protest is right. that comment and those comments should have stayed and going on with tucker carlson i think took a lot of what he did say o

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i don't think there are any oath keepers that are blm, antifa, so and so forth. >> i think they called them marxist. the person who is the leader has been outspoken on that very issue, which you know is not the case. but he doesn't even have lawyers. i was talking to his committee lawyer, but not the actual criminal lawyer. he does not yet have one. i'm wondering if he'll get the rittenhouse treatment in terms of funding to see who really does have his back. >> we shall see. i've got images of annie oakley. laura oakley. that's it. thank you, laura. i'll see you tomorrow. >> oh, god. goodbye. >> have a good one. so everyone, thank you for joining us. this is "don lemon tonight." so what we have been talking about just now is called seditious conspiracy. seditious conspiracy. sedition. you guys know what that is. it's a chilling charge. the u.s. code charges sedition as two or more people who conspired to overthrow the u.s. government or, quote, prevent, hinder, or delay the execution of u.s. law by force. two or more people who conspire to overthrow the u.s. government or, quote, preve

they just violated the political scripture that all people in the public eye must embrace, which is blm good, cops bad. so groveling network statement made in part, we recognize we failed to take appropriate action once offensive social media posts were brought to take to our attention. we will work to improve our process to ensure we make better informed and more thoughtful casting decisions. i would've loved to have seen them writing that. as for her, she is groveling also so the saying in part i thought i was speaking out against violence but i've since heard no mike learned how offensive my words were. that's why continue tried to continue to learn about prospective different for my own. that must be genuine because reality tv stars don't lie. the fans are wondering who will replace her. let's go to the current front runner for comment. >> greg: god. i already hate her. i want to throw a flute of champagne at that age. tyrus, isn't getting fired from a show about awful people a good thing? >> i would wear that as a badge of honor. reality, no, real housewives, they are all divorced

blm riots all over the country. gates in green are some of the only republican speaking publicly on the anniversary. >> after former president trump canceled a press conference, illinois congressman sean casten says gates and green are siding with the writers and not upholding their constitutional duty and they are using their platform to inspire hatred. >> their on our country. so far the justice department has arrested more than 700 people in connection to the events of january 6 reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> let's talk about our forecast now as we take a live look outside here and a great picture along the golden gate bridge. our meteorologist rodriguez is tracking these low clouds and fog and the drizzle that's in the bay area tonight. good afternoon, risa. hey, they're just enough. one area that certainly saw the sun today in the south bay. here's a live look at san jose, as you can see those storm clouds starting to below there as well. and we are tracking dense, low clouds and fog. for those of yo

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of course we'll blm as a leader in that. for companies and the politicians are placating to those groups. the third thing we need to do that is probably the most important thing we need to do, between to change our. as dan bongino said we look where there's a tragedy like this just another senseless crime. it is not. when someone is a repeat offender they have proven they do not care about innocent life. we need to make sure you policies that prevent thugs and monsters like him from roaming our streets. and the democrats are responsible for a lot of these policies pray they need to take accountability. >> is very evident defend the police movement has been a disaster for this country. also you can see a lot more dan bongino with dan bongino unfiltered. i want to read some of the tweets from democrats on the shooting of nypd officers and senate majority leader chuck schumer wrote the following devastate of the tragic news that two nypd officers have been shot while protecting the community. one who was killed but was seriousl

everything that sort of lines up with this theory of these sort of -- these either people who are secretly blm or antifa or going undercover to be trump supporters just doesn't make any sense. we've seen repeatedly over and over it was disproven. these are actually people who believed the big lie and the election was stolen and they're taking what they see in their minds as justifiable action in order to respond to that what they see as the crime of the century as been described to them by their leader, by donald trump. >> i feel like that's why as a psychological level this remains such a big story. there's not a lot of examples like this in history, nicole, a masked illusion of thousands of people who believed trump won. we're in chartered territory in america because of fox and media outlets, we're experiencing a mass delusion event and in january 6th it happened in real life but it kind of continues in virtual life. what are the receoots? what do we know from the research? >> the denialism is very much rooted in kind of a desire not to be pinned with something that was so horrific. remembe

i use that word all in 2020 for the antifa and blm terrorists that assaulted cops and fi firebombed police cars. but i agree. it was a mistake to use the word yesterday. >> it's uncomfortable to even watch. let's bring in cnn chief media correspondent, brian stelter. brian, he -- that went on for seven minutes where he tried to get forgiveness from tucker carlson for calling a thing a thing. >> right. cruz folded like a paper airplane. i think what it shows is the republican messaging about being tough on crime, which is something that's gone back decades that cruz was trying to lean into has come up against this denial of the january 6th crime. so you have tucker carlson trying to take a position that what we saw with our own eyes didn't really happen. not that many police officers were injured, even though some of the officers that were attacked that day still can't get back to work because the injuries were so severe. but carlson's in such profound denial about that, that he has to put on this performance and cruz, absolutely begged for forgiveness. about a year ago, edmedia reporters l

i will put an even finer point on it, if these were black and brown people, people who were blm protesters or something like that it would have been a completely different day than we saw that day and i think that's something that this white house and this president are grappling with. >> i'm going to interrupt. we are seeing coming to the podium vice president kamala harris and president biden. kamala harris beginning her remarks momentarily. >> fellow americans, good morning. certain dates echo throughout history, including dates that instantly remind all who have lived through them where they were and what they were doing when our democracy came under assault. dates that occupy not only a place on our calendars, but a place in our collective memory. december 7th, 1941. september 11th, 2001. and january 6th, 2021. on that day i was not only vice president-elect, i was also a united states senator. i was here at the capitol that morning, at a classified hearing with fellow members of the senate intelligence committee. hours later, the gates of the capitol were breached. i had left, but my

remember the blm chapter recently complaining that murdered police officers, they're treated like heroes. this was a minority officer. justf so happens in this case, why didn't joe biden kamalard harris too busy to attendeated t the funeral today was barack obama, michelle obama, pelosi, aoc where's the congressional committee to investigate not only these murders, the five hundred and seventy four riots 2 in the summer of 2020? why didn't they call up the troops on january six when they had as required by law the signature of the presidentup to sign off on the president? all of this has gotot to stop. the nypd is a minority majority police force many big cities. why don't their live seem to matter to democrats as much? why is there there not an outcry over this? because the way democrats have surrendered our cities, they have surrendered it. they have created a lot of this lawlessness and all of it is unconscionable crime is surging everywhere. records all over the countryry in twenty twenty one and that's on top of a bad year. 2020 quality of life is decreasing. them, , according to in

remember the time you told me i shouldn't go to blm protests because they could get violent. this you? she saw pictures of her mother at the in sur recollection. >> yeah. she saw that video. a video had gone viral of her mother kind of goading a capitol police officer. her mother ends up getting punched in the face by the officer. the video goes viral. helena sees it and tweets her own message which also goes viral. >> yeah. and then there's jackson, a 19-year-old young man who actually called the fbi before the insurrection because he was worried what his father would do. what went on there? >> yeah. jackson was in a really difficult position. he was only 18 at the time. he was hearing these messages from his dad saying something really big is coming, something really big is coming. so jackson started worrying about what his father meant by that. he was especially worried because his father had ties to three percenters, a white supremist group. no stranger to violence. when he knew his dad was in a militia, he felt something violent could happen and did what we're all told t

host: does the blm oversee the leases? >> yes. host: jan, los angeles calling on the democrat line. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have been studying this for quite a while and according to resources for the future, m.i.t. and nobel economists. if you put a price on carbon and return the fees to citizens, they do not suffer higher prices and emissions will fall 40% to 50% by 2030. this has been favored by many senators and representatives, and people call it a carbon tax, it is not, it is a fee on polluters. why has this not made more progress? host: do you want to pick up on that? guest: i think because it shows that it will increase, and even if the money is rebated back to the consumer energy is such a critical input for everything that we may can do that americans would not just be paying more for electricity and gasoline, all of the goods and services that they consume. it is very forward facing, and it might be an economically efficient idea, but not a politically popular one or one that is popular with the american public. most polls show that the majority

ge here's a sampling about as bigg as any blm protestas but no coverage. >> what soever why is that even for deerbrook is a dutch legal philosopher. she joins us tonight from overseasaswho jo. thanks so much for coming on . so you're getting the sense in the united states that everyone's in favor of vaxxed mandates and then you see coverage like that and you realize there is a global movement against it. is that fair to e say? absolute? r thereig is a massive movement going on in europe right now of tons of people, hundreds of thousands, millions of people actually who are very muche aware of what's at stake here.ar these people aree aware of the fact that our constitutional rights are being set aside without an end date and that we're heading towards a neww system of tyrannical regime of mass surveillance and control. and this is not just a hunch. this is all part of a bigger plan. this is something people who are watching right now can actually go and look up. what's very important for the american audience to know is that we've had this digital covid passed in place in europe ,which i

even understand orr care about in ukraine or syria or libya orn iraq or afghanistan violence of the blm protests and the type of protests dozens killed in this country. all of that comes from the policies of the same people those ideas spawned violence was one thing we're against no matter who commits it is violence, period. let'ss do it for us . i don't forget about the season finale. tucker carlson results out right now. it's called saurus versus. hungary fight for civilization. watch tucker carlson doxxed. we hopet you'll come back every night. sworn enemy of lines 1% smuggest angry. welcome to "hannity". hannity. busy news night this friday. tonight democratss dereliction of duty on the issue of violent crime is has undeniable as ever . it's just disgraceful. it's diabolical and it is destroying our great american cities. people are unsafe and secure. there's no law and order today at st. patrick's cathedral, the beautiful st. patrick's cathedral in new york city. now with thousands upon thousands of officers

the school says supporting blm is not political because is not inherently aligned with a single political party and despite concerns about the young age of the students in school says it is never too early to start talking about grace, one word rubbish. stuart: absolute rubbish. well done you got a dead right. thank you check the markets again, more talk hurting the market big time down 750 on the dow industrials and 28 of the 30 are in the red. next of fox business investigation billions of ppp fraud went to items like rolex watches and a whole lot more the full report right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq stuart: the white house as president biden will hold a video call 3:00 p.m. eastern this afternoon with european leaders. this is in response to the russia buildup on ukraine border. that was announced a couple

i almost immediately think about ferguson which for a lot of people was their first entrance into blm as a movement or being aware that about how people were moving and defensive black lives and i remember for myself as an abolitionist or when the world's abolitionist views very distinctly sitting in a children's jail here in seattle with a young woman a who was around the age of 17, and she was telling me that she did not feel she could live outside of a jail that she was institutionalized and she 17 telling me this and i had a very distinct moment in a very long journey of thinking wow, we are doing something wrong and i couldn't fully put my finger on what it was, but i knew having a child sitting in front of me telling me that this was the only place they could live for the rest of their life. man, we were doing something wrong, and i know that for a lot of people saint louis ferguson and honestly as an attorney, missouri because of its it's it's laws, you know, hold a lot of of those moments. is there a moment in your life that connects to why you wrote this book that really trig

i do not know if they are now so shooting themselves after the 2018 protests with blm. i think that was negative and should have been controlled by our government and stopped. host: in florida, giving us his thoughts on protests. let's hear from john and virginia, independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. host: thank you for calling. what do you think about this idea of protest? have you participated in one? caller: in 2020, i went to the second amendment march in richmond and the women's march in d.c., both in january of that year. i would say that protests have -- i think they do more good than harm. looking back at history, protesting the minimum wage, we were able to raise that nationally to seven dollars tony five cents. i'm surprised we are not seeing more protests on the availability of testing. as much division as there is in this country, i feel that is something we can all unite around. if you look at the nba, for example, players were not able to have testing for most of their players. i feel there should be more availability for the average cit