you want the united nations to support your 1619 project. will they be going into police department around the country demanding statistics and information? will they be doing interviews? do the police have the right to refuse to answer questions by members of foreign countries? who will receive the information to determine whether there is evidence to support their conclusion. a jury trial convicted derek chauvin murder. what about the federal government monitoring several police departments around the country for you. that not enough? you need communist china's approval. you are not doing anything but creating division nationally and internationally. speaking of cuba, why aren't you taking measure protecting the rights of the downtrodden and making sure no one suffers from bias. why aren't you supporting the cuban people 90 miles from our shore. why isn't our secretary majorkas say. cuba is supported by black lives matter. why would you let people from the southern border in but not the cubans? could it be cubans are republicans and would

the united states took a lot of english culture and shipped it over to the united states. it was an empire feeding on the carcas of a dying empire. >> absolutely. after world war i it's about the growing american aris stockeracy feeding off the corps. the american elite dismantled this country and sold it off for parts. there was no reason for us to lose what is a serious conflict between us and china. not a military conflict but an economic one. there was no reason for us to lose it. it's not because they were working for the other side. they were working for their interest. china was a proxy. they would have fed off of anyone. china was the power with a growing consumer market. the difference is the pressure didn't want to selloff the pressure people. but that's what happened to us. -- british. >> so many threats here. why do you think the people in charge of the united states were so quick to sellout their own country? was it purely a profit motive? there seems to be some contempt involved. >> right. the globalist ideal and china is the centerpiece of the globalist idea

what is the impact on the united states? >> well, i think economists have been looking at this for a while and i don't know that there's any concern that iran -- that china would seek to weaponize the debt holdings. if they were to sell off u.s. dollars, then it would drop the price, the value of the dollar and increase the value of their currency making exports more difficult for china. i think the debt in and of itself is a great national security threat for us. we need fiscal sanity in washington. the massive national debt runs the risk of causing inflationary pressure and it also constrains us city blow matticly, mill -- diplomatically, militarily, not to mention deal with whatever we have to deal with at home of, domestic crisis, infrastructure, other things. the debt is constraining us massively and we need to deal with that. jason: yeah, the interest on the debt alone, we're spending about $1.5 billion per day, that's just in interest payments. we don't get anything for that other than paying off an interest where rat

invite to the united states. congressman lee zelden said the human rights council looks the other way and doesn't look at atrocities by russia, china and iran and grovelling to the human rights council will make our nation look weak and play into the hands of our anti-democratic at very -- adversaries. the latest election for the human rights council included cuba, china and russia. back to you, sandra. >> sandra: thanks, rich. thank you. john? >> john: for more on this, let's bring in byron donalds. congressman, first, let's get your reaction to all of this. anthony blinken inviting in u.n. human rights inspectors, if you will, or investigators to take a look at our record on human rights and racism at the same time not doing much about what is going on in cuba in terms of human rights. not doing much about china, iran and russia and many other places. >> i'm so sick and tired of the left thinking everything that they have to do runs through the u.n. have we had racial issues? of course we have. that record has

very serious moment here for the united states navy. general jack keane is standing by with his thoughts on this today. first, lucas tomlinson who breaks down this report from the pentagon. >> hi, martha. >> i will confirm to look at all the administrative burdens that our surface navy has to contend with and make sure that my primary focus is based on war fighting, training and skills. it's important not to have a zero defect mentality. you're correct. >> the report blames a crisis of insufficient leadership focused on war fighting, a dominant zero defect mentality and expanding culture of micro management. >> we welcome all of these insights and all the scrutiny over the united states navy. i think navy leaders understand well that they're officers, they're leaders, petty officers, sailors and human beings. >> is the u.s. navy ready war? >> yes. >> two deadly at-sea collisions in 2017 involved the john mccain and fitzgerald killing 17 sailors and the surrender of a crew to the iranians sparked this very view. a year ago, the u.s.s. bo

states united states. inaugurated on january 20th, we have already approved 2,500 special immigrant visas to come to the united states. up till now fewer than half have exercised their right to do that. have have gotten on aircraft's and commercial flights to come, the other half believe that they want to say, at least thus far. working closely with congress to change the authorization legislation so we can streamline the process of approving those visas, and those who have stood up for the operation to physically relocate thousands of afghans and their families before the u.s. military mission concludes so that if they choose they can wait safely out of afghanistan while their u.s. visas are being processed. the operation has identified u.s. facilities outside the continental united states as well as third countries to host our afghan allies if they so choose. and starting this month we will begin relocation flights for afghanistan siv applicants and their families who choose to leave. we have a point per

unaccompanied minors of 8%, family units up 25%. so i don't know where they're getting this idea that extreme progress is being made. the numbers in the data don't back that up. you're taking a live look at the situation on the ground. does this look like extreme progress? >> harris: it looks like chaos. i think that is what pete called it. it's they are ordering a little bit of that chaos into lines and whatever, but it is -- i know i was just there, 110 degrees, that is something else with no shade. more live coverage, bill melugin down at the border. coming across the border, the longest group he seen in his months of covering this, coming in at one time. and they are coming from myriad other countries. i mean, you've got a contingent coming from haiti, you know they just recently had leadership assassinated there. they've got a devolving situation on that island nation. at the same time you've got others coming looking for economic reasons. venezuela, brazil, a lot of others coming, and look at the lines today. one checkpoint. y

if you take to the sea you will not come to the united states. any migrant intercepted at sea, regardless of their nationality will not be permitted to enter the united states. >> could the real issue be the cuban-americans overwhelmingly support republican ideas? you bet. it is not just cubans. asian americans are increasingly being denied minority status because of their ability to succeed at the highest levels of american society. our next guest has just written a book that posits asian americans prove that critical race. cannot be true. joining us now is the author of an inconvenient minority, the attack on asian american excellence and the fight for meritocracy. your reaction to this constant emailing over the last few days in washington about the need to protect minority rights, you are the texas representative as they figure proclaiming they are the only real safeguards left of minority voting rights, and you say? >> asian americans are the inconvenient minority because they come into this country with nothing, no special privileges. in my

laboring united states as a way to suppressev nation certainly will cal goes beyond identifying united states as racist nation cementing the democrat narrative, they will recommend reparations high admiration for human rights urged the wide range of reparations over racism and urged countries, to fully find wide range of measures to address legacies of slavery come on rule racially discrimination, yes, it will go beyond identifying the united states as a racist nation, drumbeat has begun. and reparations are next. that is my open let me know what you think on facebook and twitter here with reaction to open and much more senator lindsey graham for great state of south carolina joins me good evening senator graham. >> good evening. >> all right. you heard my open, what do you think? not one federal dollar for reparations, the state department out of control lost their mind they have russia, china cuba judge america is ridiculous, so to anybody who is going to be met by u.n., or the u.n. asks for information i would advise you not to give it. if things like that going to lead to republica

in this case, is being used as cover to get to the president of the united states and that's... that's slightly different from just the usual garbage that's hanging on the walls of midtown galleries. >> one of the best arguments i've ever heard against capitalism is meeting some of the richest people in america and the folks who generally fall for this kind of stopped. but usually modern art at least takes advantage of and rips off stupid wealthy people. rightt now what hunter biden is trying to do, he wants and trys to rip up the country by selling access to the white house and everyone is right to criticize this. this has been a real blind spot. i understand having a blind spot and being very defensive of your family, but negotiating dealsly for him to have face-to-face one-on-one anonymous meetings with different people to hand him over huge amounts of money for not very good art? i think that smells like corruptions and i don't want to get ahead of my keys here, but i suspect if one of the trump children did this the press would be a little angry about it. >> mark: my old fr

like, i don't like your attitude, units and tranquilizers. i don't that's a line that any institution would be able to cross. >> first of all we don't allow that here and i would hope that other states would follow the rule of law. there are other people that are concerned about the emergency use authorization, it's not a fully vetted drug. it is vetted but there are people choosing to make the personal decision not to get vaccinated. i personally have been vaccinated and i encourage people to get vaccinated, but if people don't wantt to get vaccinated they should be allowed to live their lives freely. we are defending people's personal liberty on the right to not get vaccinated. >> tucker: and if you're worried about that you can get vaccinated. alan wilson, thank you so much. so you seeee kamala harris on television and you ask yourself, what would it be like to work for her? should i apply for her job or send her write my sources fromer inside her office just shared what it was like to work for her. with a little bit like going to war but

the united states is asking the united nations, a cesspool of violence, to come to the united states and investigate us in the united states? we look so ridiculous in the eyes of the world right now. >> 20 blinken like his boss joe biden is getting a kick me sign on abe lincoln's back here. they should tell them to pack his bags and go straight to china. >> harris: give us your opening argument. >> leo: i will tell you right now, this is an embarrassment. this is the greatest country in the world, harris. people are trying to get into this country. let's just be honest. they have weaponized that democrats on the far left, they have recognized the torchlight death for political purpose. i have said this on fox news a thousand types. there is no systemically sends him in this country. it is been eliminated, it is gone, it doesn't exist. but these are democratic talking points to divide this country. as a civil rights attorney for 30 years, it beats me to hear this rhetoric. what they experts that are going to come over here to evaluate a system that does not exist? i want to know their

they are not bashing the united states of america. there are flying american flags, some of them even trump flags. we not the problem for the situation in cuba, it is communism that is the problem with cuba. >> jason: you've got deep ties in that community, what should the policy be? this is a very unique period of time. people are rising up and are being killed, being detained, taken away from their family for just protesting. which of the united states be doing? >> i think all options should be on the table. obviously, for the biden administration, they should be mounting an international effort to look at ways to have a peaceful democratic transition in cuba, the voices of the cuban people need to be heard at this time. also, we need to make sure that we can get internet access in there immediately and we know when the president's budget right now, they are cutting funds for the broadcasting institute which is so critical for cubans to be able to receive the news and knowing what is happening and that is going to be important as we

is asking the united nations come a cesspool to come into the united states d investigate us on human rights? we look so ridiculous in the eyes of the world right now. >> jesse: all right, let's save everybody the trouble. they will call us racist, greg. >> greg: i already have the prediction of the conclusion systemic racism pervades american, inequality in america is worse than ever. what is really needed is antiracist reeducation plan and all of our schools. i was wrong about joe biden. i said he was the least unifying unifier in history. he is unifying us. because we are all getting really, really sick of being told we are a bunch of racist groups. he has gotten to the point where he is actually inviting outside consultants to tell us that we suck. it is all part of his greater pernicious attitude towards america. we can no longer think we are exceptional because that is racist and xenophobic. even patriotism stands out as an anomaly. the flag is racist, apple pie is racist, we have seen the stories. we are now... america last is our penance for a man america first appearance of t

the united states stood by and watched. these moments in history come and go. we watched what happened in venezuela when it looks like maduro was on the brink to being pushed out. is it your sense that the united states is motivated in a real way to help here? >> >> martha: we'll show you where it went from there after this. stay there. the two and a quarter refi. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. save thousands every year. oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the rule in business used to be, "location, location, location." now it's, "network, network, network." so you need a network that's built right. verizon business unlimited starts with america's most reliable network. then we add the speed of verizon 5g. we provide security that's made for business. and offer plans as low as 30 dollars per line. come to verizon small business days on fridays in july to get a plan that's built right for yo

the way to do things is to unite in one voice. democrats and republicans on the floor and in the senate and at the white house. and say to the international community that united states is with the people of cuba. that's why i'm saying we need internet. the moment we have internet, we'll see what they're doing about cubans. they're being killed. their heads are being cracked open. they can get close to the embassy and upload whatever they want to. the cuban people will be the ones deciding what will happen with that repressive government. let them -- let's let them give the possibility of sharing it with the rest of the world. >> yeah. >> let them see for themselves. no, say we're with the cubans. >> we'll watch it closely. thank you. meantime, congresswoman, who was -- there is some controversy by saying what is going on in cuba on us. look at this. >> what is extraordinarily important for us to communicate is the actions and the u.s. contributions to the suffering of cubans on the island as well. and that is directly related to

what country poses a threat to the united states? put them in order. if you think the qanon shaman is the same as the ss, maybe you are not so good at that. then he gave a speech out of the 1990s bruce willis, everything is going to be okay. we are going to have a peaceful transfer of power. we're going to land this plane safely, this is america, it's strong. the institutions are bending, but it won't break. in the end, no nazi attack ever came, much to mark milley's apparent disappointment. it wasn't dunkirk. he think that would be an embarrassment to mark milley to give a speech like that and nothing happens. some guy dressed like chewbacca shows up but no, he was not embarrassed. in fact, he gave a speech, testimony to congress and a said apparently, not referring to himself that he understands white rage better than anyone. >> i do think it's important actually for those of us in uniform to be open-minded and be widely read. in the united states military academy is a university and it is important that we train and we understand. and i want to unde

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why are you representing the united states? why are you using the united states to give you that platform? do you think she should be allowed to compete? >> no, i don't. i don't know, that's up to the olympic committee. but i always had the same tune. if people are going to disrespect the flag, my father joined up after the bombing of pearl harbor. it always gave me respect for the military. if you want to be an american you have to respect would created america. this ultimate american bible includes the king james version of the founding documents of america, a readable version of the u.s. constitution, the built of rights, the pledge of allegiance and my handwritten course to god bless the usa. i suggest smeef read the constitution. it might help her attitude. judge jeanine: nancy gray says she thinks the american flag is too white. did you hear that one? >> i didn't. look, our flag represents the greatest country as i said that ever existed. i don't understand why if somebody wants to be a great athlete and represent our cou

we are all united for one cause. we are not finished yet until we are free. >> sean: but every person now, there is a window that is now open and the people of cuba are standing up. thank you for joining us. it's great to see you. thank you for being here. [applause] >> sean: when we come back, desantis and senator marco rubio. we will also bring in an activist who is fighting against the cuban regime. little havana. thank you for being here. ♪ ♪ omega-3 from fish oil is an important nutrient for heart health. qunol's ultra purified omega-3, is sourced only from wild caught ocean fish, not farm raised and comes in an easy to swallow mini pill. the brand i trust is qunol. ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, welcome back to "hannity." we continue from beautiful miami. no income tax state florida. we are here with florida governor ron desantis, senator marco rubio who really worked hard to get here despite working late this afternoon. and also joining us now is the daughter of political refugees from cuba. florida congressw

they argue the united states an illegitimate country. in fact it was settled by white pratt assistants from europe and the borders should be open. this has influenced the decision making in this administration. so many radical american marxist organizations and concepts have. why is the border wide. >> ? because that's the ideology. why else is the border open? they proved what we have been saying for many years. they hope all the people coming into the country will change the demographics. the vast majority will become legalized' and the demographic will change for the vote. look at cuba. they take to the ocean. people who would be otherwise tortured and abused. not just crime. no, a communist regime. they are told, don't -- don't you dare go into those shark-infested waters and we'll turn you back. but the southern border, come on in. we need to stand up and defend our country. see you next time on "life, liberty & levin." [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." permanent pandemic is the subject of tonight's watters words. fear

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that's antithetical to the first amendment of the united states. it's antithetical to free and open debate. and we have seen the standards evolve as point out what they used to say oh, that's crazy. it's disinformation. now they say oh very valid possibility may very well be the source of covid-19. so let's see. >> bret: last thing, senator. you and i had an interesting interview prior to january 6th. you were getting ready to challenge the election results. today, can you definitively say that joe biden is the legitimately elected president and the election was not stolen? >> yes, i said, bret, that i think that president biden is the duly elected president of the united states that became official when we certified late in the night on january 6th those election results. and i would just say to those out there now who are concerned as i am about the direction of this country, concerned about the agenda of this administration that i think is radically misguided, now we have got to stand up and oppose it in congress. we have got to oppose it everyw

we are all united for one cause. we are not finished yet until we are free. >> sean: but every person now,ni there is a window that is now open and the people of cuba are standing up. thank you for joining us. it's great to see you. thank you for being here. f [applause] >> sean: when we come back, y we will continue with governor desantis and senator marco rubio. we will also bring in an activist who is fighting against the cuban regime. and congresswoman maria will be here at the restaurant in little havana. thank you for being here. ♪ ♪ (music) ♪ watch the olympic games on xfinity ♪ ♪ root for team usa and feel the energy ♪ ♪ 7000 plus hours of the olympics on display ♪ ♪ with xfinity you get every hour of every day ♪ ♪ different sports on different screens ♪ ♪ you can watch it anywhere ♪ ♪ and with the voice remote ♪ ♪ you never have to leave your chair ♪ show me team usa. ♪ all of this innovation could lead to some inspiration ♪ ♪ and you might be the next one to represe

many of them family units with children. just outside the gate, a group of single adult men, including several men from the west african country of senegal are taken into border patrol custody and taken away for processing. all day long, we witnessed several other groups walking right through the open gate into the united states. >> looking for the rafts, bodies crossing the water. >> in the skies above del rio during a ride along with texas dps, we begin spotting groups of migrants after they crossed the rio grande and entered the united states illegally. the aerial perspective showing what clothes litter in the brush where migrants change after crossing. we can see boats from department of fish and wildlife patrolling the river as group after groups of migrants continue coming into del rio, illegally. >> it's been extremely busy. and now fox news has exclusive video from the mexican side of the border, directly across from del rio. this is where migrants gather before crossing into the u.s. passports from all around the wo

we need to show our united supports, republicans and democrats for the people of the united states. to blame the trump administration, we have to double down on democracy and pushing for freedom and liberty. we stand tall for that. that's what this next generation in cuba want to. when i went there, i saw it firsthand. that's what they want. i want freedom and opportunity. that went to live their lives and create all economic opportunities for them and their families. spoon i'm going to need quick answers for me to hear because were running out of time. present biden is going to be making a speech coming up the next hour. he is taking aim at the voting veil in georgia. so far, federal judges have sided with states and a couple of challenges that come up. >> i'm sure that this will be settled in the supreme court of the united states. i just want to quickly say that to me, you want voting rights? every single american citizen should have a photo i.d. provided by, free of charge, by the federal government. you should be able to go to the post office, said social security office, any f

including 280 from the united states. many of them complained about covid-like symptoms two months before china even acknowledged the virus' existence. it comes amid concerns the coronavirus leaked from a research lab there. here's what texas congressman michael burgess told maria bartiromo last week. maria: will there be any accountability for the ccp allowing this deadly disease to escape its borders and covering it up? >> my opinion is there just simply has to be and whether that's done on the trade front, whether that's done on some type of remuneration that has to occur. with this illness, different from sars 1 20 years ago, remember there, there was a jump from a bat to a cat to then people. this one, there was no intermediary which really, really does point to the fact lab manufacturer, lab release. accidental, on purpose, that will have to be determined. >> kansas republican senator roger marshall wrote to secretary xavier becerra about whether they were aware of athletes falling ill after the games inn wuhan. we

and how does that hurt a minority here in the united states? >> well, it hurts asian-americans because now asian-americans, you know, can't -- even though they work hard, they are not treated on the basis of their hard work. you know, laura, the theme of your show was national security, and i say this is a national security issue because you need -- if you want to compete with china in the tech wars, you need the best and brightest to go to the best schools. we have these elite schools now, like harvard, abdicating their responsibility to admit the best and brightest, just because of their race. imagine not only how unfair that is, but how that is detrimental to our national security and our technology interests. >> laura: they will actually invite actual chinese from china to come to harvard. that is not a problem. it is just the asians here in this country who are loyal to america. i hope we see some changing asian voting, i think that has been surprising to a lot of people over the years, but we will see, and congrats on the book. all right,

from the president of the united states. and, you know, where that is coming from, sources were telling me that was coming from a number of people. but the broader picture here is that there was a battle going on inside trump world over when to attack biden and how early. and, you know, the effect i of that, you know, mostly between kellyanne conway who wants the president to focus on covid and act presidential and, you know, and run, essentially run for re-election from the podium helping the country through a pandemic and brad parscale who had basically built a advertising machine over at the campaign and wanted to unload it to attack biden taking down some of his numbers. the effect of this is that the president goes back and forth over what they should be doing and he vas can a late over whether biden is even threat. >> bret: yeah. oval office he interrupts a policy meeting and wonders how am i losing to a mental retard? >> bret: the story of how trump lost. michael bender, thank you, sir. >> thanks, bret. >> bret: up ne

family units. hearing that there is extreme progress being made, that just does not match up with the reality or the data coming in from customs and border protection peered we talk about the ongoing security risks. troopers tell me that on saturday here, they arrested this man, and active member of the cartel. basically what i am told is that he was walking down the highway dressed in camo gear. texas state trooper stopped him, interrogated him. he admitted to being a member and said he was paid to smuggle people across the border here into the united states and take them to local ranchers here. this group has been processed in the last three hours or so, it's getting incredibly hot out here, and this gate opens every now and then. they let some folks through. there is at least 100 people still waiting, and this is something we have been watching for the last couple of hours or so. border patrol right now just does not have the capacity to take everybody. all their processing centers are full. the

afghan resident said today afghanistan has to stay united. jon: sad for those people who have known nothing but decades of war. greg and afghanistan, thank you. the pentagon approving a plan to send up to 3000 national guard troops to the u.s. southern border. texas governor greg abbott works with sheriff's to control the surge in migrant crossing illegally. jonathan is live with the mission. >> good evening, the partial portable you see behind me provides little deterrent against undocumented migrants who want to cross to the u.s. and it illustrates, let's look at our live drone shot from our flight team, you can see large gaps where the portable was never completed, construction started during the trump administration immediately stopped when president biden took office. the new ministration want to take a more manicuring tone but greg abbott met this afternoon with the sheriff's of the texas border county says the president needs to do more to address criminal activity spilling over the border. >> because of the current administrations com

the executive director of parents united k-12 ashley jacobs. how eye-opening was senior kids lessons during the pandemic? >> it was eye-opening because we send kids to independent schools because we want them to become independent thinkers. they are learning what to think instead of how to think that doesn't seem like a productive exercise. >> what are the egregious things parents are seeing and hearing? >> less about specific things and it has been covered so widely, there's stories from all over the country, private schools and public schools and our group is made up of a very diverse group of voices. we decided to come up with some key tenets that would help us frame the issue and things we were looking to see, is it age appropriate, is it inflammatory and is it 1-sided? of parents understand those things and look at the exercises and work through those eyes it might be helpful to understand what is going on? >> critical thinking, logic and other essential cognitive skills developed during childhood and it is vital our children you -- engage

. >> this is the united states of america where self-determination is so paramount. i got the vaccine, wife got the vaccine and i believe in it but you know, i respect other people get to make their own decision and i don't need the gods at facebook colluding with the federal government and the government bureaucrats to make this kind ofma termination. joe, and steven, thank you for joining us. also tonight as joe biden gears up for another restful weekend away from the white house, is number two, kamala harris, is probably busy terrorizing her staff. to reports the vice presidents erratic behavior because at least one staffer to seek psychological help because of "trauma from the on-the-job abuse." she's only been in the office six months. and more bad news from the office of the vice president. the brand-new action approach shows that only 22% of voters that kamala harris is ready to be present, it doesn't help us. meanwhile, remainder tonight, hunter biden is still the subject of an ongoing criminal investigation surrounding his sketchy international business deal

and unfortunately they just get released into the united states. the only way to solve this is mandatory detention, mandatory removal, secure the border, get everything secured. from east to west, and once we get that secured, they can go forward from there, but you have to stop everything before you can start trying to fix anything. >> sean, one of the most important factors, border patrol agents say along with chris, is they need the biden administration to pay attention to what's actually happening on the ground. they have made numerous instrations asking vice president kamala harris to come and see it for herself. it's a humanitarian crisis and one of the most important facts they want to get across to the american people, without anybody here to resolve this crisis it's only going to get worse and they are expecting more than a hundred thousand people to enter this border this coming month. sean, back to you. >> sean: just like every month, a long track for a 25 year record after the board had been secure and we had some of the lowest numbers

the president of the united states, nor should the government of the united states, be involved in trying to censor anybody or anything. censorship is one of the things that's used by totalitarian regimes to shut down any kind of discussion, any type of debate, and so i see this, you know, as a very slippery slope. i do not endorse it. i think the best way to combat misinformation is with good information. and is you know what? and you've got to trust the american people that they're smart enough to know when they're reading misinformation and when they're getting good -- arthel: yeah, but -- >> and they'll make up their own minds. arthel: congressman, you know that a lot of people are smart, but a lot of people are gullible. you know how this thing works, the algorithms kind of feed on to themselves, and you go down this spiral of disinformation, misinformation. so that is a problem, and i ask you, do you think that this sort of misinformation is preventing us as a country from overcoming and getting control of this pandemic? >> no, i don't. and i think, again, that you need to trust the

you don't have to stay but this is the united states of america. every going to start not having everyone else coming in and we have to uphold the national anthem as well and forget about the united states of america and that's what i say. i think we have to get people that have become leaders and there is no doubt you've got to treat people fair, you want to listen to them but at the same time come have to let people know that this is the united states of america and we want to do the right thing. when you talk about people in the olympics coming up to remember at this time, there were separate bathrooms. a lot of african-americans couldn't go into a restaurant and eat. they did protest and at this point here we have an opportunity to be treated fairly but they are not upholding that by holding people responsible for what they are doing. >> sean: let me ask you the important question. people are starting to attack you a little bit and i chuckled to myself because i've known you for such a long time and it seems to me that there is a great fear tha

it is not why would freedom in the united states, allies with totalitarianism around the world. laura: as long as those are anti-american the left will celebrate them. they don't care about free expression or those ideas but their anti-american, they are against the american traditional order and that's why the left is aligning like james bond with the north vietnamese were celebrating the soviet union in the 70s into the 80s and the love affair with castro. >> i want these people on that side of the political aisle to understand that if they wanted to be one of these groups in a country like cuba or iran or china they wouldn't have the freedoms to speak against the country they live in. they would be arrested, they would be detained, they would be brutalized, they would be incarcerated, they would not be allowed to speak so freely like they are allowed to in the united states. they should be free to speak whatever they say, whatever they want to say but if you're going to put america on the same plane as the totalitarian communist cuban government then that means you have no id

and it's revisionist history with the united states asking the u.n. to come into america and assess whether or not we are a racist country, i'm telling you, where that's going as they are going to finally say we need to pay reparations, and that is where this is all going. they are destroying everything that is american. and the nfl, if they want to do something, if they want to play two anthems or whatever, but if you want to change things in america you don't do it with the song, you do it by effectuating change in courts, in the legislature and people in power, in schools and the school board. which is, by the way, what "god's not dead" is all about. parents whose children are being taught things like critical race theory that have nothing to do with their belief in god and freedom of speech for that is why we need to keep fighting and that is with the movie is all about. >> sean: now that they have added politics, i don't think it's by accident, mlb, nba, nfl, ratings in some cases down dramatically. people are saying they want no part of this. th

these documents unite us as americans. replace the lies with the truth. that's what i am trying to do. >> tucker: if you wake up and the enemy is inside the perimeter and you are surrounded. you wish you paid closer attention to what schools are teaching. should we have paid closer attention? >> it's true this critical race theory which has been bubbling up for decades has infiltrated our schools. it's come from the academics. it came down and the teachers can colleges and now it's everywhere. it's in my state in missouri. parents are saying we don't want this and for good reason because it's not true. it's misinformation and lies. you can't beat lies with nothing. you have to beat it with truth. it's time for conservatives to boldly say teach our kids the truth. that unites us as america. >> tucker: compare the american rove -- revolution to the haitian revolution and see which one you perfect. >> we can't continue our democracy. our experiment in democracy depends on a generation that loves this country and knows who they and is willing to have the fait

united states has sanctions against him. this is somebody who is responsible for the murder of thousands of iranians who fought for human rights and freedom there. certainly caution to president biden not to reenter this deal. make sure there are massive changes made to make it better. >> dana: thank you for coming on after the big trip. we appreciate it. >> bill: cuba keep an eye on it and see how long it goes. in the past we've seen it and gets set back by the government. >> dana: freedom has been delayed for three generations in cuba. time for a change. >> bill: get ready, americans. higher prices might be here to stay. what economists are saying about inflation coming to you for a while now. a lot of critics hitting former president trump's big tech lawsuit. our next guest makes the case trump can win the case. he will join us next and tell us how. is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes w

is asking the united nations, a cess pool of political bias, to come into the united states and investigate us on human rights? we look so ridiculous in the eyes of the world right now. this isn't just insane, this is dangerous. >> they should tell him to pack his bags and head straight to china where china is committing genocide against religious and ethnic minorities, not coming to the united states and it is disgraceful that biden and blinken asked them to do so. >> clean up your own house before you start worrying about america. the people of cuba have the american flag because they want liberty. people are coming to america for a reason. how about you clean up the u.n. security council and go after china? i just think when you have the secretary of state and the president at large, this administration talking about america this way it becomes propaganda for russia, china. our enemies. you have people in the streets in america, every time they use these sound bites it becomes propaganda for the enemy. >> harris: are you concerned at all? you travel all over the country. you were just in

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>> at what point does the united states respond? >> shannon: jill biden joining the american federation of teachers union for a conference at an elementary school here in washington regarding the recent uproar over critical race theory, aft president randi weingarten is blaming former president trump for creating atmosphere on the right she says thrives on chaos. >> what trump did and what the right wing has learned from trump is it's constantly chaos and fear and creating that kind of uncertainty and so now that it's clear that we are going to be able to reopen schools safely in the fall and help kids recover, they have to find something else to create chaos and fear with. >> shannon: she is also saying she doesn't care when "the right wing" comes after her but what she is concerned about is what she calls "bullying of teachers and classrooms" as a growing number of parents say they are the ones feeling bullied these days. breaking tonight, flooding on the streets of mission beach in san diego, california, because of at least one r

this is diminishing to the people of the united states of america who did suffer jim crow. anybody who says it's jim crow law, they don't know jim crow laws because there's no segregation, no attempt to make it harder of people color, in fact, texas passed a voter id law a few years ago and they said the same thing always, voter suppression that will deny people of color the ability of vote, ever since we passed the law, there's been more people vote than ever before including people of color. it's easier today than it has ever been for people of color and all texans to be able to cast a vote and the aspersions that are being cast oh by the president of the united states are reprehensible and shows the american people that the president of the united states is willing to lie about what's going onto try to get his way and that's one reason why you are seeing president biden's polling numbers continue to plummet. maria: what an extraordinary state of affairs, you hit it on the nose. we see that covid numbers are up at the border. illegals bringing in not just human traffickin

no, they're there to win medals for the united states and represent the united states and we should be cheering her on to win the medal, even if we don't like her tweet. jacqui: quick. >> of course they're representing the united states, an old tweets if we're going back in everyone's history for old tweets, no one is going to survive. what is the person she is now. the person she showed us turning her back, that's the part americans don't like. jacqui: tony katz and leslie marshall, thank you for being with us. >> take care. >> griff. >> when we come back, we'll talk to actor gary sinese and do it live from the eisenhower memorial. that's next. [ echoing ] some of us were born for this. to protect people. to help them save. with a home and auto bundle from progressive. ahh. i was born for this. and now it's prime time. cut. jamie, what are you doing? you're not even in this one. i thought it was thursday. sorry. -it is. -i thought -- i thought it was last thursday. [♪♪] -it is. -i thought -- if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choos

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mark: president of united states joe biden, was slow to respond. people were rising up, they didn't have weapons, they were just marching in the streets, they had speech. they don't have free speech, they were really putting their lives on the line. they were not just mostly peaceful, they were 100% peaceful. the thugs, secret police cam out, and brutalize them, they drag people off, some of whom are still missing. they shut down bloggers and journalists. and i hear almost nothing coming out of the executive branch, not just the white house. what do you make of that. >> evidence of a couple things, it took joe biden 24 hours to even speak about it. the people in charge of cuba policy, not a priority for biden, the people in charge of cuba policy are people who long history of advocating for more engagement with the regime, the people running it are people who are involved in the obama opening toward cuba, that was a disaster, admitted by some people who drew it up. i think that is first thing, their initial reacted is they are protesting because th