>> pete: oh, it does? >> in texas, currently a county can extend voting to 24 hours, you can actually vote all night, which is really convenient if you work through the day. a lot of working folks aren't able to get off work to go vote. >> pete: is voting at 2:00 a.m. in the morning is the key issue. is there anyone in texas that's not currently able to vote because i have heard the hyperbole this is jim crow. this is voter repression pressure. this is a civil war from the leadership of your party. is there currently a single example can you provide me of a registered citizen voter in texas that can't vote if we're fighting a civil war here? >> thankfully, this bill has not yet passed yet and god willing it won't pass. >> pete: if the bill passes will there be any minority or woman that's not able to vote. >> the person who oversees elections is appointed by a republican. republican appointed secretary of state. she actually said that texas' elections in the past two cycles have safe, smooth, and secure. t

"fox news primetime" with fox news pete hegseth with seconds to spare. >> pete: right on the nose tonight bret. thank you very much. great show. thank you. good evening, america, it's':00 p.m. on the east coast and 6:00 p.m. in god's country which means it's full-time for prime. ♪ i'm your host pete hegseth. the white house misinformation police, well, they are at it again. this time they are working to control everything we see or say on social media. not what's on hyperdrive. they are in charge. les we had any doubt, they just came out and said it today, almost like it's not a big deal. the white house announcing today that the biden administration is working hand in hand with tech giants like facebook to eliminate covid content that they believe strays from the facts. >> we're flagging problematic posts for facebook that spreads disinformation. we are working with doctors and medical professionals to connected medical experts who are popular with their audiences with accurate information and boost trusted content so we're helping get trusted content out there. we also created the cov

in god's country which means it's time for "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pete: i'm your host pete hegseth. if you are like me, you have seen the 2020 election integrity stories that continue to come out, especially in the past few days, they are getting scant fair coverage of course the georgia lawsuit and arizona audit have turned up interesting and troubling information. we should pay attention to them. the integrity of our election, special for the highest office of the land are of the utmost importance. there are still questions that deserve straight answers. and god bless those still fighting, suing and recounting to ensure we get to the facts. until we get full transparency on the past, trust in the future of our system will remain in the gutter. this is not a partisan statement. this is relate. that said, if we thought the environment in 2020 before, during and after the election was stacked against freedom loving americans, the future looks worse. look out for 2022 and 2024. the left is not interested in recounting. instead, they are reloading if there is one thing democrats and l

pete? >> pete: details. trace, thank you so much. appreciate it. all right. summer courses are underway at colleges across the nation. well, let's check in on penn state university. shall we? >> i just take the average white guy in class, whoever it is. it doesn't really matter, good. look at russell right here. just doesn't matter what he does. if i match him up with the black -- a black guy in class or a brown guy even, russell has a benefit of having white skin. how does it feel knowing that push comes to shove, your skin is kind of nice? >> i don't know. it makes me feel like sad. >> pete: joining me now vanderbilt university carol swain. thank you for being here this was sociology professor dr. sam richard. he loved his lecture so much that he recorded it and posted it online. is he proud of this. does this surprise you at all? >> well, it's very sad that we have reached such a state that a professor who ebb games in behavior that i would describe as inappropriate and indecent that he is proud of that. no professor or anyone in a position of authority sh

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that's happening. >> pete: yes. >> tammy: this is actually working. the president, what do you make of him saying that it's a personal attack? if you are unvaccinated you are not as smart as i thought you were. is this what we have declined into? >> pete: of course it is. did they think shaming people is what is going to work? if you want people to get vaccinated, convince them based on the evidence you have provided to them. don't shame them, wag your finger at them. that's never worked for americans. if anything, it creates the backlash of well, if you are going to force me to too it then i'm probably not going to. present the information to me and how it makes my life better. the reality is the delta variant is less deadly it may be more transmissible but thank goodness it's not as deadly as earlier strains. we should be just encouraging vaccinations and giving information and leaving it there. >> tammy: and that requires -- it requires respect for the american people. it requires respect for this audience that we know what's going on. we have deal

he's wrong about that but it's going to take american leadership to prove him wrong. >> jesse: pete, what's your assessment of the u.s. military's posture when you hear about lowering the standards and diversity training and hiking in colorful clothing, did you ever used to go hiking in colorful clothing to celebrate? >> i did a lot of hiking as did the secretary in the infantry in the army. a lot of hiking with 75 pounds on my back but usually we were intended to not be seen in camouflage, not bright colorful colors is usually the standard. i will say this. jeez and paying said out loud what their ambitions have been for decades now. it's been quiet, they've been using other cultural media advantages, economic advantages to try to gain a place where they are at levity with the united states. some people there called it unrestricted warfare and what they're seeing now is china is conducting unrestricted warfare. whether it's a virus, whether it's their economy, whether it's their culture, whether it's the media, they are trying to undermine america and our military is conducting unre

accomplished doctor pete with your eye board of operation board game with eyes closed now we have hunter. the administration has assured us this will be handled appropriately. i think we should trust them whether they are talking about our secure border on the democrats long standing support last year. this administration doesn't lie. they never mislead. second, if this was appear actual controversy, wouldn't the media be all over it not just fox news? >> brian: great point. >> the other networks don't give hunter biden's stories a pass. that lap stop story they went wall-to-wall. they went above and beyond. they even urged facebook and twitter to feature it prominently. if this was actually a story, they would be on it. >> brian: right. >> brian, you know that i love you, you know i love you, and i appreciate the fact that you are a big history buff. have you ever written a book on picasso or licken stein or artist those dogs playing poker? no, you are anti-art. you have a bias. you don't know art. which is why you don't think that this can earn, yes i said earn $500,000. there is no wa