us code title 18 part one chapter 1133 section 2331. the term domestic terrorism means activities that involves acts dangerous to human life that are in violation of the la of the united states or any state. and if you're to be intended to intimidate or coerce a civilian population or to influence the policy of the government by intimidation or coercion or to affect the conduct of the government by mass instruction assassination were kidnapping i primarily with the jurisdiction of the us. i've got one final question before my time is up. are there questions you hope we can answer as a committee about the causes of the attacks and what happened in the weeks prio to january 6 i think in my opinion we need to get to the bottom of who brought those people here. why they were led to believe that the process was rigged along those lines. for going back to what he said. have had my 15 years of service. had given tours to thousands of people. had no point in time was i ever attacked. i don't know how youth you see my hand leading getting concus

cruiser pooh, the crowd is using munitions against us. they have bear spray in the crowd! bear spray in the crowd! >> let's go get them! >> get your machete! get your machete! >> get it now! [ indiscernible ] >> go! [ screaming ] >> sergeant gonell, in the video we just saw someone throw a large speaker. that was directed your way? >> i was further inside. that was after ward, toward the end, before they got cleared when they threw the speaker at me, and i was further inside the tunnel. >> what types of weapons did you see used against your fellow officers? >> police shields, police baton, a hammer, sledgehammer that you saw on that video, flag poles, tasers, pepper spray, bear spray, rebar, hacks, pvc pipes, copper pipes, rocks, table legs broken down, guardrails for the inauguration stage, cones, 4x4, any weapons, any items that they could get their hands on. >> you were further down the corridor, but a speaker was thrown at you and it hit your foot, is that correct? >> correct, sir. >> we have a photo -- >> it was thrown my way it hit somebody else and it hit my foot. >

thanks for joining us. have a very happy fourth of july. stay safe. we will see you tomorrow. ♪♪ this is life liberty and living. we have governor montesano south florida and senator tom of arkansas. before we get to our guests, let me lay the foundation. we talk about critical race theory, almost not at all about something called -- which is critical race theory. almost not at all about critical gender theory, we talked almost not at all about the move of climate change, so-called the green new deal. in this book i've written, american marxism would talk about all that and more because they intersect, that's a word i didn't invent, is a word critical race theoreticians the lustful and california invented, they intersect and what is the common denominator? white dominant american society must go. it must be destroyed from within one way or another all the progress made economically is not progress at all, the progress we've made is not progress at all, either and i want to talk about this before i bring guests on. i'm watching on msnbc lying throu

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either you're with us or against us. whether it's january 6th, 9/11 or the vaccine, we all have to be on the same page. our enemies are going to be celebrated. >> how right. >> really strong. >> great package. thanks for. that a couple things in there that were really is it your opinioning. one in that alabama hospital where dave and the team interviewed the doctor. 20% -- she said 20% of covid-19 patients this year are kids. >> yeah. >> under the age of 18. minors last year it was 2%. >> younger and sicker. >> that's younger and sicker. and that's why parents who aren't getting the vaccines have to understand they're putting their children's health in danger. another issue, mike barnicle, again, he underlines the fact that -- i've been talking for a couple days how we had to get five, six shots before going to school. we had to give our kids five, six shots before they were able to get a public education. paul said, hey, when i was in the military i got more vaccines than i can count. here's the example. sort of this bi

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us, or they used more menacing language. "if you shoot us, we all have weapons. we will shoot back." or "we'll get our guns. we outnumber you," they said. "join us." i heard specific threats to the lives of speaker nancy pelosi and then also vice president mike pence. the physical violence we experienced was horrific and devastating, my fellow officers and i would punch, kick, shove, spray with chemical irritants, and even blinded with eye-damaging lasers by a violent mob, apparently who apparently saw us, law enforcement, officers dedicated to ironically protecting them as u.s. citizens, as an impediment to their attempted insurrection. the mob brought weapons to try to accomplish their insurrectionist objectives, and use them against us. these weapons, including hammers, rebars, knives, baton and police shield taken by force, as well as bear spray and pepper spray. some of the rioters wore tactical gear, including bullet proof vests and gas masks, the rioter also forcibly took out batons and shields to use them against us.

they have lied to us so much. by not just being straight with us and giving americans what we crave more than anything, straight talk. we can take bad news from the doctor, we can take that news from the lawyer. he took bad news from an anomaly. and i'm so proud of him. i zipped up out of respect. but the point is, one of the things that we were told a million times over was that young, and shape americans had little or nothing to fear and that we had to make sure to protect our old and protector on healthy and pre-existing conditions, et cetera, et cetera. but the me politicized it because it was getting done at a high level during a monstrous administration creates we have to have a problem with it. now it does become politicized and it's your only key to reelection. you are going to attack the nfl and go after players who are in the best physical shape a human being could possibly be in. and saying that they don't get a vaccine not only will they not get paid but they will have to forfeit. >> greg: we got to mo

that's going to do it for us, we are back tomorrow at noon eastern. join us then. eric. eric: absolutely and thank you to our loyal viewers for your news. the big saturday show is next right here on fox news. we will see you tomorrow. have a good night. ♪♪ >> hello everyone. welcome to "the big saturday show". here is what is on cap tonight. >> remember that texas democrats it took a plane to washington to a vote weighed voting on the election bill? they were not wearing masks now several got covid. >> defend the police

i think that will bring us together and help us develop the type of cohesiveness as a country. that we want to have with patriotism and putting our national interest first, before other things that often times divide us, i could not agree more with representative waltz. i believe these are bipartisan efforts, groups that strive to work through our differences but find common ground when at all possible. at the end we don't want to be marred with the gridlock that exists in washington. i think having a military background has helped us achieve that in great part. trey: we honor your service to our country, all manifestations of public service, happy july 4 to you both and your families. >> all right, thank you. >> thank you, trey. and i appreciate your service as well. let me say, that in closing, i appreciate my colleague representative waltz's service. and time work we have in work work -- team work we have in washington. >> thank you, and happy birthday america. trey: thank you. >> still ahead, what drives women and men to serve the country, what threats do they face in order

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you get to use us you have better poles. >> we are just prettier and smarter than you all. [laughter] >> i got to say, all of the grandmothers, mothers and single ladies watching, lawrence is single. >> i will make some quick points, i think climate change is actually a great argument for the three day weekend, we could use that. everyone is trying to go back to work after covet, if you don't want more emissions or people commuting, you could argue for a three day weekend. >> we don't -- [laughter] >> no weekends in our business but i'm going to keep driving my jeep and continue acting like a man according to this study. next up on the big saturday show, remember the famous dress that went viral because nobody could define or identify its color? next, we show you a butterfly setting the internet on fire. ♪♪ welcome back to the big saturday show. if there's one thing i can inspire a heated debate by something else, it's got to be an optical illusion on social media. the latest one features a butterfly whose wings are brown, or are they blue? arguments from both sides hav

thank you for joining us. i want to start there with what nancy pelosi has just said, i'm paraphrasing but she's basically saying that voting to overturn the election or not certify the election on january six, which is a separate thing from the insurrection, but they're connected, voting to do that is not disqualifying to be on the committee. i want to get your reaction to that. >> well, i think the speaker has taken a position all along that we want to get to the truth, we want to get to the heart of the matter. we are willing to work with the other side, and we're even willing to work as she stated today with people who voted to decertify the election. we were willing to have a commission with five democrats and five republicans, in which not a single subpoena could go out if republicans uniformly objective. that was a leap of faith. kevin mccarthy didn't want any of that, donald trump did one any of that, they don't want the truth to come out. i think it is reflected in some of the choices that they've mad

corey, thank you for being with us. why is it so important for you to talk about this issue with your young daughter q >> it goes towards young people. i want my daughter to treat people with respect no matter if they are black, white, brown, i want people to know that people should be judged by their character and not by their color. on television when eugene robinson of the washington post made a point about critical race theory. watch. >> the right-wing is all a flutter about critical race theory, history has a way of winning, history has a way of making its effects known no matter who tries to stop this phenomenon. we will keep telling the truth. laura: is this a rejection, this rejection of critical race. he said a right-wing only issue in your view? >> know, absolutely not. anybody who doesn't have in their mind that they want people to be judged by your race or your color or your creed, nationality, that goes through all spectrums, liberal democrat, right lower left, doesn't matter. laura: some schools in the was

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and senator tom cotton joining us. and is joe biden's education department "as far left as they come?" betsy devos says so. chris rufo is here on that. i'm john roberts. jacqui heinrich will be here. see you for "america reports." >> haleigh: almost 18 months in the pandemic, a new survey suggests that a lot of people don't want to give up working from home. according to the university of chicago, when more than 2,300 people were asked how they deal with being told to return to the office full time, four in ten said they were follow the command but also start looking for a job that would let them work remotely once or twice a week. another 6% said they would call it quits instead of returning. raymond, i was speaking to someone recently that said i commute 75 miles in and out of work. in that case, that's a lot of wasted time commuting when you can be working. >> raymond: depends on the job. when you come back to new york as we have, when you see so many coffee shops closed, so many lunch places, this has an impact on

his whole view is to take us further and further left to d individualize us. everything he says his larger philosophical orientation, against the development of individualism, meaning to socialism and marxism, the far left. certainly in regard to black america, we need a focus on the potential of the individual and we need public policies reflect that, enhance the individual. we have way too much focus on group and collective identity. those are identities take people away from their life, incapacitate them in many ways so listening to who was played a little while ago, i think he says biden does not understand the importance, part of the american dream is that the individual has a chance, people don't come here saying i want my group -- i want all black people from people come to america saying this is a place i can develop myself, i can flower and that's what makes us a great nation. ralph says it better than anyone else, who group of the gift individual. i don't think mr. biden understands that and that's too bad. mark: he is also embraced, clearly embraced

the united states has used sanctions to good effect. not as an end in themselves but as a means to an end. an opportunity, a lever to press governments around the world to do the right thing. and in this case, protecting the rights of lgbtqu communities is the right thing. if we see a government that is systematically allowing discrimination or worse yet that is systematically endorsing discrimination, persecution, violence against this community, we will be prepared to act. >> from here, from the podium behind you, you regularly talk about instances where the lgbtqi plus community is being harmed in some way around the world. why is it important to you to do that? >> well, look, i recognize that every time i get mind that podium, i'm not speaking for myself. i'm not offering personal opinions. i'm speaking on behalf of the united states government. i'm speaking on behalf of the state department, president biden. i'm speaking on behalf of this administration. but i also recognize there is important symbolism and meaning in having someon

unfortunately, that does it for us. appreciate you joining us. i hope to see you back here next week saturday night 10:00 p.m. thanks for watching. ♪♪ liberty & levin." jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. it's the year of cancel culture. the world mob is coming for you and they are never satisfied. a new york time column any of the accusing the cartoon pepe le pew a race culture. saying it helped stereotype the lethargic mexican. aunt jemima forced into a new name saying they are based on a racial stereo types. the muppets apparently wouldn't disclaimers on disney plus. the mr. potato head brand went gender neutral, dropping the mister. monopoly dropped its card to appeal to woke folks. he remembers are on an apology tour to appease the mob. but here is a look back at when i took a deep dive into the canceling of dr. seuss' book. first family, dr. seuss. theodore seuss was an ardent democrat who died in 1991. he was furiously against fascism. he hated the nazis in imperial japan. he was an environmental conservationist, and

they understand the game so deeply and use it to exploit us. they tell companies, go criticize the united states, talk about injustice over there, don't just take a peek over here and what were sterilizing. that's great, do it in the united states, criticizing slavery today, off limits. that works in their favor, because other countries think they are the equivalents. >> greg: this is a meeting wednesday. a lot of had spared a lot of heads all over the place. it's gushing to the soul, that smoking pot ruined her goal. ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pres

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you are not using them. maybe some of the congressmen who say freedom is not for us. but you work in the department in charge of that. if you can't do your job, why are you there? what are you doing, waters? the country is not free. you are a black woman sitting in office elected by your peers of multiple colors and genders. that means you are. >> greg: that's true. these are people that were elected they are telling how they feel about america. maybe that's good we know. >> because we know how to combat. college campuses spilled or into real life. we used to think you graduate from college and get a real job and look at the paycheck and all of the taxes coming out of it. that's not the case anymore. if you look at where that was taken. georgetown the whitest campus. it's always like the white chicks: i am so embarrassed about america. oh my god! it's so bad, but i don't want to go anywhere else. that's gross. >> greg: i feel a new character coming on. where does that come from? and the up talk? so you know it's racist! >> and embarrassing and i need a latte. i am goi

. >> the academy used to say look what good movies we make. now they say look what good people we are. it's about suffering, especially yours. >> if your movie is so woke, how come i'm falling asleep. jesse: we grew up taken in era where they had great films and blockbusters. i haven't heard of anything nominated. and email screenplay looks like it's written by a guy who needs to get a prozac prescription. what's behind this in your thinking. >> there is something going on like you said, hollywood is operating within its own echo chamber. i love it, i have have been lucky to be part of it for 30 years. but it's being more and more -- how can i say -- i feel it's almost making content for itself. when i go out in middle america all around. people say i didn't see that movie either. i'm starting to not know all the movies that are in it. and i'm one of the screeners. jesse: thanks so much. next, the true impact of biden's border crisis. is live tv coming back d live pd coming back? dan abrams steps into "watters' world." are you tired of clean c

thanks so much for joining us tonight. a we are experiencing this mostly onme social media and people are seeing videos on what's happening in your country. describe what's going on right now, if you wouldn't? , it would?>> there been three n the relenting violence in areas around johannesburg as well as urban and surrounding areas. it started as protests against the jailing of former president jacob zuma and this was on wednesday last week. out by thursday there was sporadic incidences of violence, but over the weekend is intensified to what the president has now called a coordinated criminality. dozens of shopping centers and now even warehouses and factories have been completely looted by thousands of people across the country and these two major economic hubs. at what you see as the police completely overburdened, unable to stop these violent looting scenes that unfolded in the country, with the president having to call in the south african national defense course on monday to reinforce efforts by police. there have be

risk for all of us. laura: you participated in a townhall with la county residents and said there's an arms cartel member there. >> you wouldn't believe it unless you sign it, the local sheriff's department to survey it, hundreds if not thousands of illegal nurseries on the ground, with local residents and in the front row of arms cartel member in a nice outfit with a 9 millimeter on his vest watching me talk the whole time, didn't necessarily intimidate me, you were there to intimidate local residents and make sure they are watching them. laura: this is the way for republicans to take back the state of california. i don't believe they want to live this way or this is what they wanted. this is the moment for republicans to galvanize. you took the seat back in part on these issues. >> that is right. it is all about security. don't care if you're republican or democrat you want to feel secure in local neighborhoods, the lights and the water turn on when you ask them to and you have law enforcement show up

joining us is the governor of washington state jay inslee, and thank you for joining us, governor. >> you, too. >> and you have been wondering about the causes of climate change for years, and decades actually, and you wrote a book about it in 1987. and how are washingtonians dealing with it? >> well, the reality is that we should not hide from it, but face it. the reality is that we have a permanent emergency in my state, and the western united states, and indeed the whole nation. because of climate change, this is a reality that we are experiencing. when you ask, how are we feeling it? the thing that is most impressive to me in the last two weeks is that we are feeling it in virtually everything in our lives. >> mm-mmm. >> today, we are getting ready to teach our kids to stay inside because of the smoke from the forest fires. we have lost billions of shellfish, and the oyster industry lost a majority of the crop rotting on the beaches, and the glaciers are melting around and the highways, the highways have buckled because of the heat. today, one of the major northeast corridors is c

it's not going to be us in this town. >> tucker, thank you for joining us today. we will ask you a question. tell me about the over all approach you took here to bring this story to everyone to see it on fox nation. >> the idea is to think clearly. because the other channels and administration are telling you, i don't know covid is the biggest story at the moment doesn't mean it is. actually there are a lot of crisis unfold ago cross the country this. is the greatest of all. we will have millions of foreign nationals in our country this year. majority will stay. the new york times says they should be able to vote and choose our government. some people are for it, that's why it's happening. some are against it, you should know what is happening. people living within 50 miles of the border have been transferred formed and destroyed this. are vic euplz of this. it's not a victim less crime at all. we felt duty bound to show what it looks like. what do they think. say you live in this part of texas. what is your life like? your kids go to school in no. the border is o

he joins us now along with his attorney. thank you both for joining us. first a usb attorney, it's hard to see based on the facts and te documents we have read, what exactly the crime was here that is justified 15 years in prison. >> to me it looks like we really have a department of justice seeking quantity over quality. i don't see any crime here. the particular crime you just mentioned with regards to 5104 in particular, section b describes injuries to properties. no property was injured, and a person was injured, no violence was committed. he didn't enter or preach capitol grounds whatsoever. it is no crime and we intend to defeat all the charges in short order. >> tucker: does not even again, having read it, i can say an allegation of a crime that i can -- certainly a felony, 15 years in the charging documents. mark, thank you very much for coming on. i want to be very clear about one thing. the man who invited you to this event is a long time fbi informant. he's confirmed that to us. he's a friend of yours and he may still be a friend of yours. whil

there is no question that this is in part about controlling us, not protecting us. look at australia. they have very few cases or deaths. compared to other countries they never had that many cases and in australia they are locked down for four weeks after having been locked down for four weeks previous. lockdown for the left are the policy, not the answer or the solution. if they were new york and california would have led the nation in preventing doesn't hospitalizations long ago. the media today actually seems disappointed that president biden appeared to rule out lockdowns. >> you said earlier we are not headed back towards lockdowns but if the science is evolving how can we be so positive? >> if anybody -- if everybody is vaccinated the existing vaccines work to prevent deaths, serious illness, hospitalization. okay? if tomorrow could wave a wand and every american got vaccinated then in fact we would be out of the woods. >> that is the bar now? the left prefers lockdowns to life before covid. they prefer working from home, they are fine with borrowing as much m

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thank you both for joining us. vanessa pierre let me begin with you and, first of all, what was it like to be at the white house today with the president and the vice president on this important day? >> it was absolutely amazing. i wanted to be excited for myself but i was so excited for my boys. it's not all the time you get out of your neighborhood and it's so expanded their horizons and got them asking questions that they weren't asking before. so it was a fantastic experience. >> what your child tax credits arrived by direct deposit today. what does that mean to you in practical terms? >> in practical terms, well that's my grocery budget for the month. so that means that's something i don't have to worry about. that means we can start to make plans unlike the stimulus, which was wonderful, this is going to come every month. wow it's we -- get to think about long term, how this is going to change things for us. also, it's just peace of mind and you can't really put a price on that. that kind of exhale we didn't

tell us about that. >> freedom isn't free. i came to america, i came for the bag of clothes and not speaking english. as a socialist -- marxist, poland is no longer socialist but i spent time succumbing here to america i was given the opportunity to be free, i was given the freedom and i understand freedoms are free from your forefathers, your father's so i can live free here, i could not sleep on the sidelines so when the war broke out, i volunteered to serve in military because again, i believe is this moral obligation or evidence support our country, america in any way they can but we all have to support america. for me, i think the important way was to join military and protect america, be in the hands and protect it people and children. dan: listen to your podcast, another american hero and your story is incredible. i went to the secret service academy in my 20s which is in the thousand difficult and i was beat up. in your 30s you become one of the most elite military units in the history of humankind, an american hero bu

that unites us to the commitment to america's working families. and we are benefitting working families with investments in health, education, and national security. we're rebuilding the infrastructures. we take america into a draen energy future. we're helping workers by creating thousands of good paying job that's this legislation will engender. fighting future pandemics, and america's preem nans in science. science science science. our duty to veterans in keeping america safe. tallahassee the senate has, on the subject of what we sent over two months ago to the senate, i'm very pleased that we're hearing that they may be taking up that legislation today finally. it's not what we sent, it is certainly not what we need, but it is a good step forward. we're eager to see what will traps pyre. there are certain things we wanted to have a bonus for our workers here that are not -- but when we see what they actually pass we can talk about what we feed to do along the way, but we do, it is long overdue, months overdue, hundreds of billions of dollars u

used against them. they will call it to attention when it's somebody else. but there are a different set o rules for the democrats. do you see this as a super spreader situation already? we know of six. people that had met with those that were positive on the flight. how do you see this? >> i think this all could have been avoided if the texas democrats had just stayed home and did the job they were elected to do. have brought up one last thing we are trying to figure out how many of them are vaccinated. to the vaccines work if nobody is sick? wire they ignoring elements of the story? they aren't just ignoring it here they're also ignoring this at the border. again it's different rules that they set up for everybody else. if this is such a horrible thin for everybody else why aren't they holding their own accountable? we've had nearly 1 million people cross over this year alone. none of them have been tested for have been given the vaccine. its hypocrisy of the continue t see from the left and i really

at this point, there is no question that this is in part about controlling us, not protecting us. look at australia. they have very few cases are deaths. in fact, compared to other countries they never had all that many cases and in australia right now, they are locked down for for two more weeks after being locked down by for two weeks previous. the lockdown for the left are the policy. they are not the answer or the solution for a problem. if they are, new york and california would have led the nation in preventing deaths and hospitalizations long ago. the media today actually seemed kind of disappointed at the white house that biden appeared to in a way rule out lockdown. >> reporter: you said earlier this week that we are not headed back towards lockdown, but if the science is evolving, how can you be so confident in that? >> if everybody is vaccinated, the existing vaccines work to prevent death, serious illness, hospitalization, okay? if tomorrow i can wave a wand and every american who is vaccinated, then in fact we woud be out of the woods. >> laura: that is the bar now? e

give us a follow-up. would appreciate it doesn't for us when "unfiltered" with me, dan bongino. thank you for tuning i about, that's what this show is about. see you next time on "life, liberty & levin." [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. the democrats' lost cause. that's the subject of tonight's "watters words." ronald reagan won texas by 30 points, and 40 years later trump won by single digits. trump beat bid

this is a gorgeous part of the us. the foothills of adirondack incredibly beautiful but at the same time, i can almost feel the hope their evaporating. what americans thought was going to be a fresh start post covid on the verge of slipping away. coming up at the gas station i noticed other customers exasperated they were literally changing the price of gas on the sign and they were looking at the price almost $4 a gallon. when trump left office it was $2.24 in the dc area and around the country, turns out president biden's administration 6 months in is itself already out of gas. they might think they are doing a lot because for them destroying individual initiatives, blowing money we don't have our huge accomplishments but a quick look at where america stands shows us biden has taken a golden opportunity and grounded into the dirt. the public optimism about the future is plummeting just since may according to a new poll it is down nearly 20 points to 45%. in late spring we were all looking forward to the future, the s

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todd: thank you for getting up with us. >> 19 after the hour. we've seen this before but yet again see use walk out other major retail store with handfuls of stolen clothes because interstate it seems there really aren't any consequences. ministry residents are pointing the finger at leaders. one outraged finnish local joins us live. ♪♪ >> good morning and welcome back to residents in venice be, california blaming their local leaders are letting homelessness overwhelm the neighborhood and the iconic boardwalk. of next guest is one of those people who want to see leaders take action. joining me now a member of the neighborhood council, solo dad, appreciate your time. >> good morning and thank you for having me on. >> i know you're among many others are completely frustrated by images like what we're seeing on our screen right now. city leaders promised they would return of the end of july to finish cleaning things up. have they done enough? >> know. this has turned into a huge crisis. the venice beach neighborhood that is 3 and a half miles,

what can you tell us? >> we need to point back to sovereign citizen ideology and what is important is recognizing the recruitment tools and propaganda used by the rise of the moore's and other groups such as this and they will point to things like the treaty dating back to 1777. i've also seen 1787, a treaty between the united states and morocco. what the treaty was about was maritime laws that allowed privilege of the united states and the privileges for the moroccan country to support privileges based on economics, not treaties for citizen but economic reasons just like sovereign citizens will also use maritime laws to confuse law enforcement during the vehicle stops. we have to understand they don't recognize themselves as sovereign citizens. however their ideology is closely aligned to sovereign citizen ideology. >> is what one of the men set about their supposed rights. >> we have the right to travel, to have no tax or licenses. >> again, most people are just shocked by this and maybe shots were not a

thanks for, with us tonight. the number one health issue in the united states that reached a fever pitch level is not covid, it's not global warming, it's not racism. it's out of control criminals being allowed to terrorize the

jillian: thank you for joining us and giving us that insight. appreciate your time today. >> thank you very much, thanks for having me. eric: shark smart. good words. also the day of first with the carnival cruise lines as they prepare to large ship, some of the biggest changes passengers can expect as the crews industry looks to bounce back from the pandemic. ♪♪ game changer today carnival cruise lines lodging is largest festival yet, the mardi gras and its own lopressor, passengers will notice some changes for the ship even set sale. charles is live in florida in front of the mardi gras. reporter: the crews ship here at fort canaveral is quite the attraction and has been throughout the day. look in the distance across the border, we seen people out here all day long and all of the ship waiting and watching as it prepares to set sale in a little more than an hour and you start to understand the excitement when you see how massive the ship is. it weighs over 180,000 tons, et decks with a roller coaster on top. it certainly lives up to its na

thank you for being with us tonight. these few trillion dollars, roughly five, depending how you, measure they lifted 20 million people out of poverty. a little under half of all the people who are living in poverty in the united states. how do you think about this sustainably? how do you think of the idea that giving this money directly to people who need it most, created such a monumental change. >> great question. thank you so much for highlighting these important accomplishments at the hands of the american rescue plan, by not just getting checks in pockets, but also shots in arms. so important to getting folks back to reengage with commerce. i say that having listened to the last segment, so obviously, we are not out of those woods yet. the combination of the president always viewed as a dual health economic crisis. the thing that we learned is essentially twofold. one, the government has a tremendously important and deeply truer tip role to play when the economy hits a shock, a market failure, a recession or a pand

the wording, the language, the media, the institutions they use. i don't want to get ahead of myself here but now that we have identified the problem and in the next segment, we will get to what the solutions are but more importantly, i want to ask you this. you said in liberty and tyranny in one of your past books that we are in a post-constitutional america. do you still believe that? and can we get it back before we get to our next segment which is how to choose liberty and save this country? >> in many ways, we are in a post-constitutional america. we just had an election and two lawsuits in pennsylvania, one in particular in which the lawsuit said apart from ballots in all of it that the constitution makes abundantly clear in article two at the state legislatures make election laws in the states particularly as it applies to the selection of a president and vice president so you have the state of pennsylvania where the governor, secretary of state, and radical left supreme court changed the laws, the election laws in pennsylvania at the urging

i promise i'm going to use proper nongendered language i'm going to use woke terminology for all the fish and i'm going to fry them. >> greg: they will die with a weird smile on their face. have you thought about how these terms actually impact the fish personally? >> no. i haven't once. when you say i think wokism is made up, no one told me these rules which makes me think it really is made up. >> greg: the issue is when something is unchallenged keeps going and they don't know where it's coming from. it's bubbling out of the hr world. >> it's the social media problem, it's a study from a while ago. >> greg: how dare you impugn our research? >> i think it's a classic which is why it was brought up again. i have in fact-checked myself, it is something that we are all talking about and when you get into a conversation with someone about something you might think is actually cancel, they are like one about the fish and the fish don't matter. >> greg: i hope peta heard that, the fish don't matter. a quick announcement, tickets still available for the tour in support of my book, august 2