trey: you mentioned lieutenant governor debate was civil, in georgia senate. what is your recommendation for having civility even among issues as difficult for people to talk about as race. what is your recipe for civility? >> well, i spend a lot of time in the book, g.o.p. 2.0, talking about it is is really listening for 5 years, i was a state rep. and a lot of times it is just listening and walking into a room, knowing that art of compromise, sometimes makes sense, on some of these issues, you may not, if ever, i teach my kids, you cannot always get what you want 100%. we as conservatives are right on an overwhelming majority of these policies, i believe that most americans wants a republican or a conservative to be in charge of the economy and community safety and national safety work. don't politicize them, don't weaponize them, we go to work do your job. trey: i think you are right, how we communicate does matter, thank you, lieutenant governor. governor. >> coming up, can government knock on your front door and talk about the covid vaccine? we'llfied. ou

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,

they went to georgia. >> back in april georgia native joey jones said the left was trying to gin up outrage. we will see if he thinks the same thing now because he joins us next. todd: that comment. ng mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia - td. and it can seem like that's all people see. some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how it works is not fully understood, ingrezza is thought to reduce that signaling. ingrezza is a prescription medicine used to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. don't take ingrezza if you're allergic to any of its ingredients. ingrezza may cause serious side effects, including sleepiness. don't drive, operate heavy machinery, or do other dangerous activities until you know how ingrezza affects you. other serious side effects include potential heart rhythm problems and abnormal movements. shift the focus more on you. ask y

activity, also wore z about that in georgia and south carolina as well. we'll keep you up to speed on tropical storm elsa makes its way up the eastern seaboard. that's "the story" wednesday, july 7. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00. "your world" right now. >> neil: thanks. we're on top of crime, job one right now according to most voters in the country. for today with the president in chicago and talking with mayor lori lightfoot, it was not the dominant concern. certainly not the thrust of his remarks later on talking about the next big stimulus measure and what he's going to do to spend more money still to help the american economy. and today, two attacks on atf agents and one police officer. this after record crime numbers in the chicago area. more than 100 people shot has a summer crime wave that has folks wondering will it ever stop? welcome. i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world." the focus is right now on crime. we're talking about chicago for the time being. we could be talking about new york as well where democrats have gone ahead and nomi

maga, maga, maag a georgia. [cheers and applause] maga. the same far-left democrats who are defunding police are also leading an all-out crusade to strip you, the law-abiding citizens of america, of your god given second amendment rights. i told you, again, i told you. i told you. and i preserve that right 100%. and you think that was easy? it wasn't easy. there was so much pressure. there was so much pressure. republicans must never waver in demanding that the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. [cheers and applause] can't let it ap -- it happen. thank you. but it's not only the second amendment that the left is wanting to destroy. they are hard at work to the abolish the first amendment as well. probably all amendments, when you get right down to it. why not? the radical left and big tech's attack on free speech is unlawful, it's unconstitutional, and it is completely un-american. to protect the constitutional rights and liberty ares of every citizen, this week i filed a major class action. a lot of people -- [cheers and

>> in georgia it is a crime to hide a dead body. what we know that has been reported is that these bodies were in the bed at the pickup truck. just because this was an active crime scene doesn't mean that the other murders occurred on the golf course. if somebody has killed somebody and they are traveling with dead bodies in the back of the stolen truck, that is still a crime in progress. what it appears to be used... that is what is golf pro came upon. there was some additional violence as a result. >> bill: paul pearson owns the pickup truck. he is dead. does he or the other guy in the back of the truck had any connection with the golf course? >> no, they don't. it has been reported that mr. pearson was from out of town. of note is his age. he is around 76 years old. the question is what is his business here? what was he doing in the area? what brought him to atlanta? they're going to have to work backwards to see where he was killed. they're going to have forensics to do on the truck. things are going to come back from the crime

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

because they lost in georgia. they lost in georgia when it comes to the legislation. "the washington post" gave them four pinocchios when they called it a new jim crow. this is just an attempt to nationalize this process. they have done with back and forth saying they were for voter i.d. they know that's not true. even in their own bill right now on the floor they're trying prohibit voter nid 35 states. so, again, the democrats are spinning on this issue. and, again, this works for the progressives but for the moderate people that are in the state of texas, it's just not going to fly. ainsley: the attorney general of arizona said this is the highway to hell. newt gingrich said if they have it their way, you will -- what is the big deal if you have to show an i.d. to go vote so we can make sure that you live in this country and that you are an american citizen you? can't participate if you are not. so, what is the big deal about that? steve: well, 80% of the country likes the idea of showing i.d. when you vote. ainsley: yeah, i know. steve: that is a loser for them. du

heard when a possible tornado ripped through a naval base in georgia. >> janice seen tracking the storm for us in joins us with the latest fox weather forecast, where is it now? >> landfill yesterday across the big bend of florida but we are not them with it yet. it is going to affect more people in the next two days than it did making landfall across portions of florida. tornado threat will be ongoing especially across areas of the carolinas with the mid-atlantic, tornado watch is in effect, we had a tornado warned storm north of charleston that is expired. there is the forecast radar as the system continues to move northeast across new england. that is friday around this time to the northeast and it could be a stronger storm than it is right now. look at the latest track, 40 mile-per-hour sustained wind as it moves toward the mid-atlantic and friday at 2:00 pm it is going towards boston 50 miles per hour. that is significant and it could bring power lines down, trees down, we could see the threat for heavy rainfall and risk for strong severe storms, your flood advisories all the way t

paul: easier in georgia than new york state, kyle, what about hr one? are they going to have a harder passage or could this cause the democrats to say we can't make it as it? we're going to rewrite those in a way that makes it easier to pass. >> they seem with a lot of the provisions and get they have senator joe manchin who says he can't support that bill, what seems more likely to say will fall back to another bill, hr four, the john louisville name for the late representative john lewis and what that bill would do is resurrect preclearance process or state and local voting rules would have to get preapproval from the justice department from signoff but the problem is it's not clear to meet the current supreme court upholds that, the jim crow provision is applied to north dakota boise in 2021 and also it's not clear any repugnant or joe manchin would go for that either. paul: thanks, one more break when we come back, hits and misses of the week. ♪♪ ♪♪ paul: time now for our hits and misses of the week. kim, first to you. ing. >> paul, a hit to

in georgia, anyone can vote absentee, you are right. in delaware, no. you got to give them an excuse that meets a specific report. in georgia, drop boxes for absentee ballots are available at county election offices a all over the state. it's mandated. delaware has zero drop boxes for absentee ballots. both states require voter i.d. joe never lifted a finger to make voting more accessible and delaware and it's not just delaware. wisconsin requires voter i.d., rhode island requires photo i.d. hawaii you actually have your date of birth and address. residents who don't vote regularly can be automatically canceled from the voter rolls. minnesota, voters must meet certain requirements in order to vote absentee unlike georgia. none of these deep blue states are facing a lawsuit from this now emboldened and weaponized day of joe biden, not one. clearly the leftist theory over georgia has nothing to do with civil rights. it's beyond hyperbole and destructive, they are playing the race card. this is the worst challenge to our democracy since the civil war. real

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

, georgia was so corrupt, so incredibly corrupt, frankly nobody has seen anything like it, and you have a secretary of state, you have a governor that does nothing about it and they have to get on the ball, 35000 votes, this is just one category. if you look at what's going on in arizona, it's been incredible, the state senators in arizona have taken it to heart, they're doing an audit of forensic audit like you have not seen in this country, there to be announcing the result that's done by them that's not done by me, these are great patriots they will announce the results of the audit, i hear over the next two or three weeks and i would imagine it would be horrendous but we will see, maybe it'll be wonderful, we will see it's a very big deal and this is again done by the senate, the state senate of a state that looked and watched and said we are being scammed, take a look at pennsylvania, they are starting an audit. so many areas in new hampshire they found horrible things in new hampshire with respect to the voting, were talking about all determinative, the word is determinative thing

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, the department of justice says it's going to sue georgia because it isn't like it's state election laws. the rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel tweeting and saying new york city admits to counting over 100,000 test ballots, retracting vote totals week after primary election day yet the doj's suing georgia? want to give you a bite at that. we will start with you. >> this is based on the whole idea anytime you have election reform, especially with republicans involved, that it's racist and it's a giant plot to hold down black people and critics like to point of this idea that there was an effort to dehydrate black voters because they can't get water while they are waiting in line to vote. it's absurd. water can be given to them by election officials, that's fine. it's as if donald j. trump is running for president in 2024, he and his campaign staff cannot hand out bottles of water that they vote for donald j. trump within 150 feet of the polls. however if 151 feet away, they can do so. perfectly willing to do so. mrs. anti-electioneering rule that applies to democrats and republicans. it'

unlike georgia. none of these deep blue states are facing a lawsuit from this now-emboldened, weaponized doj of joe biden. not one. clearly the left's hysteria over georgia and now texas has nothing to do at all in any way about civil rights. it is beyond hyperbole. it's destructive. they are playing the race card. oh, this is the worst challenge to our democracy since the civil war. it really? then why, joe, have you never lifted a finger in the decades and decades, frankly centuries, it seems, that you've served your state of delaware. you've never lifted a finger. merrick garland, where is your integrity? why aren't you suing joe's state of delaware that has far more restrictive laws than the great state of georgia? and by the way, everything to do with, what, i can only think of -- the only reason you don't want voter i.d. signature verification, chain of custody controls, partisan observers observing and cleaning up the voter rolls is got to have nefarious intentions. i would think this is a non

of far more inclusive in georgia, far more accessible for voting in georgia. the state of georgia, their new law, that mandates 17 days of in person early voting. that's accessibility. delaware has 0 in person early voting. in georgia, anybody without any reason can vote absentee. in delaware you must meet specific requirements. you need to give a reason. in georgia they have drop boxes for absentee ballots. they are available at county election offices all throughout the state. delaware has no drop boxes for absentee ballots. both states, interestingly, require voter i.d. but delaware is run by democrats and it's joe biden's home state and he hasn't lifted a finger in the 5,000 years he's represented that state to make voting more accessible. as a matter fact, the state of delaware is one of the most restrictive states in terms of voting accessibility. i've been saying this. this is important. this needs to be done this year, before 2022 and the important midterms. five things that i think every american of goodwill would want for our elections, to ensure int

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

>> i think especially in georgia. they had more than 90 states of emergency declared in counties in georgia. so i think florida dodged a bullet but georgia could get hit hard with flooding. >> trace: thanks, steve.and what about a twister? under the sea. a scuba diver captured this video of a tornado of fish while swimming after a japanese island. the diver said he's seen it before, but it's tough to get on video. he called the site a masterpiece of fish, a tornado under the water. big concerns and tornadic activity, also wore z about that in georgia and south carolina as well. we'll keep you up to speed on tropical storm elsa makes its way up the eastern seaboard. that's "the story" wednesday, july 7. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00. "your world" right now. >> neil: thanks. we're on top of crime, job one right now according to most voters in the country. for today with the president in chicago and talking with mayor lori lightfoot, it was not the dominant concern. certainly not the thrust of his remarks late

georgia voters and georgia lawmakers, they get to make those decisions. and if anyone else has a problem with it, they can pick up and explain and try to reconcile how it's not racist for them to leave the state like georgia and to leave cities like atlanta where you have so many black businesses and black voters and try to reconcile that along with the rhetoric. don'tn' let the door hit you whe the good lord split you. if you they went along including the corporations and if we compare george's law with joe's home state that i think he's represented for 5,228 years, delaware one of the most restricted states and he had the unmitigated gall to lierg about georgia and then these companies that are woke go along with it, major league baseball goes along with the line? that's infuriating to me. and what an insult to the people georgia. >> i think you're correct on that. two things, i think was the national bureau of economic research that did a study that showed if you are incorporating voter i.d. intoin a study, there was a study that came out from universi

a georgia state trooper getting into a tense confrontation with the driver doing donuts. watch this. the trooper shout at the street racer to stand down in the atlanta parking lot, the cruiser pushed the suspect's truck or car rather into the bushes. he took off running. police were able to identify him. a warrant will be a issued for his arrest. not a good idea. jillian: texas border ranger -- rancher richard garrett says he has no head of cattle on his 8000 acre ranch saying this is one of the damages caused by the increasing amount of illegal immigration. good morning, thank you appreciate your time. >> this is richard, good morning. >> tell me why you do what you do. it has been in your family four generations was obviously you've got to love it. >> i'm proud to be fourth-generation on our property and it is my duty to preserve and protect the property. we've been in the cattle business for years and i intend to continue to do so but under the present circumstances it has been rather difficult. >> tell me what has been happening. >> what has been happening a lot of it

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.

the failed georgia gubernatorial candidate. in 2018, she started her campaign with over $200,000 worth of personal debt, personal debt. because that's what you want and charge of your state apostate b.s. finances, someone who can't handle their own pocketbook. she's been raking in the dough, making so much money that she recently purchased a new million dollar home and you add that on top of the $400,000 house she bought in 2019 and she's just a regular real estate mogul. so where did all this money come from? she hasn't been working a 9-to-5, so how do democrats continue to get so rich without really doing much to jones, former democrat now running for governor of georgia joins me to explain. vernon, is there any conceivable way she amassed this type of money this quickly smack >> i think we all know that she's probably been intellectually dishonest. you failed to mention one thing was also. supposing she had all that debt, owned i think $50,000 in state income taxes when she decided to run in 2018 but mysteriously she loaned

a tree fell on a car and 10 others were hurt in georgia. meteorologist janice dean is tracking the storm she joins us with the latest fox weather forecast. >> hi, ainsley moving up the east coast, let's take a look at it because the mid-atlantic and north east are in for some tropical weather as we get into today, later today, and into tonight, tornado watch in effect for parts of south and north carolina, we could see some tropical trouble with some damage with some of these tornadoes and then there is the latest track so as you can see it moves up towards the mid-atlantic and north east actually getting stronger so we'll feel the strong winds as well as heavy rainfall the worst coming overnight so just be aware and listen to your local forecasters we'll toss it back to pete. hi, my friends wave to pete hegseth. pete: thank you, janice tell them i say hello, please. first lady jill biden touring a d.c. school with the head of one of america's largest teacher's unions after it warns anyone opposing critical race theory. >> we're committed t

it was originally supposed to be in atlanta but it was moved to to denver because of the georgia voting law which is interesting because the law is in the mainstream the colorado's voting law. president biden got four pinocchios for criticizing the law in the washington post, fans are excited to be here, get back in and have a little slice of normalcy. the all-star game did not happen last year because of the covid 19 pandemic so that adds an extra layer of excitement to everybody. >> i was there for the first game they had when it was full capacity with the highest capacity and the fans in your shots compared to mind totally different, they were so much more excited for yours than mine because there were not that many people so it is nice to see people getting out and doing things and being normal and having fun. >> reporter: you bring up a good point. we met people from all over the country right now. a lot of people -- i met a guy who drove from texas up to denver to watch the game. this is bringing a lot of people together. a lot of people talked about unity yesterday when we were i

bring in now republican governor from georgia brian kemp. good morning, governor, thanks for being with us. ainsley: good morning, governor. >> good morning, guys. will: we want to get your take on this while we have you here this morning. xavier becerra head of hhs is walking back comments he made yesterday. first on cnn he said the government absolutely has a right to know who is and is not vaccinated. here's what he had to say yesterday that he has since begun to reel back. in first, his afferents. >> the federal government has had to spend trillions of dollars to try to keep millions of lives during this pandemic it is the government's business. we want to give people the sense that they have the freedom to choose. we hope to choose to live. we hope people make the right choices. we want them to have the right information. we are america. we try to give people as much freedom and choice as possible. but, clearly, when over 600,000 americans have died, the best choice is to get vaccinated. will: when everyone hears their saying we want to

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

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,

. >> 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

ainsley: is he from georgia. brian: the suburbs of georgia he said this when we talked to him about how buck head is so fed up from the lack of support from the major city of atlanta they want to spin out on their own and handle their own. have their taxpayer dollars go to their own police force. listen to what he said about that. >> there is a crisis of failed leadership, brian. i mean, if you look at the city of atlanta, the leadership there, this is not just some random covid crime wave as the mayor likes to say. this is what happens when you fail to support the people, the people, the men and women who defend the city, the police officers who keep the city safe. this is what happens when morale gets low because they don't trust the mayor will defend them. there have been 368 shootings just this year, brian. in the city of atlanta. it's so real and a lot of people are very afraid, obviously, and so they are doing whatever they can to try to come up with creative solutions to defend their communities. dr. pete:

thank you for highlighting the georgia group. i love it. great show. all right. i'm l

major league baseball moved over georgia's voting law, democrats plan is restrictive. george offers two days of early voting, both states require ids devoted person but california gives everyone a ballot automatically. republican national committee is area and add during the game criticizing the move as an attempt to score political points. >> this was supposed to be at night, democrats stole our all-star game to push their divisive political agenda. carley: it says atlanta has a larger black population than colorado and it hurts black-owned businesses. despite the controversy festivities kick off this week with the home run derby last night. they are calling it a repeat. alonso for the second time and requesting a record 35 home runs in the first round. the action will continue today 7:00 pm eastern time, you can catch the all-star game on fox. back to you. todd: thank you. ashley: republican lawmakers taking a step to protect civil liberties of unvaccinated americans. todd: tomi lahren on that next. liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808

the same deal with the voter laws in georgia and florida. but biden sent out his untalented vice-president to do her best refer end al. >> these laws make it harder for you to vote because they don't want you to vote. your vote is your power. don't let anyone take your power from you. >> laura: they never mention any aspects of the voting laws they oppose. >> if we lose ability to make sure that vote is counted we will never be able to vote for the candidates of our choice. >> laura: laws that mandate the cleaning up of vote roles like the ones that require clear voter i.d. they are not racially biassed. they apply to everyone across the board. to say otherwise which the sharpon charltons are doing is a lie. the fear mongering yesterday was about the democrats saying in power no bad how the country gets under their leadership. they don't want to go to the people to defend their record on immigration or rising gas prices, schools or crime. they prefer to create a system where they can stuff the ballot box to guarantee victory. they will get c

he said for example that the georgia law limited or reduce the number of hours for people to vote. that is untrue. it does the opposite. even "the washington post" gave him for pinocchio's for that. he also said that the law bars people from getting water while standing in line. that is not true. it simply bars campaigns from giving people food and water. the law says that you can have receptacles with the water for people waiting in line. it will be interesting, of course, take note of that. in some ways, the white house went all in in this narrative of president biden that the georgia law is, "jim crow on steroids." what the court will now have to decide is whether that's true or not. >> benjamin: based on the decision we just heard, they can't possibly rule in that direction. one would lead to the other, wouldn't it? >> i think it will be very difficult. this is a number of a series of decisions that has been narrowly interpreting section two of the act. much of the georgia law overlaps with other states including blue states, including states like delaware. i think it is unlike

trailers wide open at a naval submarine base in georgia. the military says 10 people were hurt, no damage was done to any military equipment. tropical storm elsa remains weak and bus resilience at the national hurricane center says elsa is packing wind speeds of 45 miles per hour. a tropical storm watch is in effect the coast of north carolina, virginia before forecasters say it will move out to the atlantic friday. jillian: fox news alert police killing four suspect and arresting two others in the assassination of haiti's president, the police officers got into a gunfight with the assailants, three officers were held hostage but have since been freed. none of the suspect has been identified. they were shot and killed after calm. the first lady was hurt. she was given into a hospital in south florida where she's receiving treatment. the attack comes amid political and economic instability in haiti and the rise in gun violence. todd: a milestone in the coronavirus pandemic which according to johns hopkins university more than 4 million peopl

new details tonight on the shooting death of a [indiscernible] georgia gunned down. was he simply in the wrong place at the wrong time? what we are learning tonight. the disturbing spike in violence all across the u.s. but we begin to met with trump versus big tech, the former president announcing he will lead class action lawsuits against twitter, google, and facebook over alleged censorship. white house correspond to kevin corke is here take nicholas a look at the two sides of this case tonight. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, shannon, great to be with you as always. the lawsuit by the former president frankly was a long time coming, what's less certain is how the courts might be the use of these internet giants, clearly as private companies or more like public utilities. >> i'm filing is the lead class representative a major class action lawsuit against the big tech giants including facebook, google, and twitter, as well as their ceos. >> former president trump, ever the fighter, is at it again. >> our case will prove this censorship is unlawful, it's uncons

, 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 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

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

he was found shot to death at the pine tree country club in georgia outside of atlanta. this all started when a stolen pickup suddenly drove onto the course there on the golf course and came to a stop this weekend on the green of the tentpole. authorities say that he likely went to check on the driver witnessed a crime in progress so he was ultimately shot and killed. police found two additional bodies in that truck. one happened to be the vehicles registered owner. detective saint nothing ties him to the club or the golfer. the motive remains a mystery as does the identity of the government. >> it brings everyone together and strengthens the bond of the members. we take that step back and realize how precious our lives are. >> 46-year-old jean siller joined the country club as a director of golf. police are asking anyone in the public who may have information to call them. >> sandra: what a story. thank you. >> benjamin: for more and that's, let's bring in jay. he is a criminal defense attorney in atlanta. i also happen to know that you are a golfer and you've played th

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

the justice department sued georgia for recent voting changes. his opinion in which justice alito laid out five criteria by which courts should assess state laws, for this make it hard for the justice department to prevail i think it will. it's interesting for the arizona provisions were throwing out out of precinct ballots justice has this paragraph when he says the lower court says nonwhite voters are twice as likely to vote out of precinct and affect ballots invalidated but he says if you zoom out and look at the totality of the circumstances, arizona has anybody who gets a male ballot, there's weeks voting is 99% of nonwhite voters go to the precinct comparing 299.5% of white voters so his conclusion is that this is not a big practical problem and the courts do not want to get involved just to compare it to the georgia situation, one of the provisions the justice department is doing the ballot deadline and mail ballot deadlines requesting mail ballots and he essentially says every election has to have a deadline it will affect nobody but you

jillian: georgia police arrest a man in the murder of a georgia golf pro that happened in broad daylight. what we ow

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

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