[yelling] ♪ >> harris: travis scott went on with his set. at one point, he did pause the show and call for help. >> somebody help over here. somebody passed out right here. >> harris: when the chaos ended, eight people were dead and hundreds of others were injured. travis scott took to instagram to ark pol jize for what happened. >> i want to send out prayers to the ones that was lost last night. we are actually working right now to identify the families so we can help through this tough time. >> harris: we're learning that travis scott's concerts have had a history of violence with the rapper charged over two other music festivals, where he was accused of insighting a riot. he likened his live performances to professional wrestling matches telling gq magazine, i want to make it feel like it is the wwf or some -- you fill in the blank there. you know, raging and having fun and expressing good feelings is something i plan on doing and spreading across the globe. emily, starting with you, a lot of legal going on, break it down. >> emily: there

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scott atlas from stanford university. scott atlas knows more about this country tackling the coronavirus pandemic than any within an american. he was on the white house coronavirus task force in the previous administration. forcing things out loud that are true and has first-hand knowledge of, he's been censored. he will not be censored here. as a member of that task force, he saw firsthand the people formulating our covid policy and he was shocked. here's part of our conversation. ♪ ♪ >> in mid-august i went to the task force meeting. and of course, it's the people you know sitting around the room. and the vice president ran the whole task force, dr. burke is the task force coordinator who ran the medical side. i'm listening to these people talk and i was stunned at the lack of knowledge, at the complete lack of knowing the data, at the lack of critical thinking. so there's this discussion -- >> tucker: was dr. fauci in these meetings? >> yes. a lot of people who were heads of agencies. dr. gerard was there. the thre

travis scott's festival, authorities held a press conference and said scott is cooperating with authorities. total casualties standard eight, there were 300 patients seen on site and nearly a dozen in cardiac arrest. stay with fox news channel for more on this developing story. >> in those days all of this would be done, not only 24/7, characterizations going house before anybody knew what was going on. it was an additional challenge but i see every challenge as an opportunity. >> pelosi's leadership, her party struggled to find consensus on just about anything. after weeks of heralding a transformative build a better legislation, promising a vote today, how many times a day promised votes, can't even count, they promised to get it done. when the trump era turned the master speaker into a slave to party radicals she lost touch with working-class america which is now beginning to revolt against the democrats plan to tax, spend and regulate us all into submission but now nancy can't bring her party's moderates into the fold on the nearly 2200 page socialist pork package, the moderates saw wha

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for now i'm jon scott in new york. patriot awards are next, and mark levin interview with former president trump is less than an hour from now. >> never china, only america. our mvp uses hers to share her love for america. everyone meet tamera. >> [applause] >> i love representing the u.s. i am so happy i get to represent usa. >> first black woman to win gold in wrestling 17 year history. >> inspired millions in or moving pros conference, she talked about her love for this country. >> i feel like god was speaking through me. >> after winning. -- tell everyone you love them. >> after, that guess what, you are an olympic champ, kiss the flag. >> that is when it hit me. >> i am proud of the country they represent. very important. she understands this is a privilege to represent her country. >> ladies and gentlemen, tamera most valuable patriot. [cheers and applause] >> there we go. i know you won the gold, is this cooler? >> you inspired so many people, just with your love of country, should that be unusual? it today that

senator scott, this is all doable. we can solve our problems, but i do believe conservatives have got to unite behind these principles if they want to win in 2022 and 2024. >> 100%. let's just say it this way. the road to socialism runs right through a divided republican party. it's really important to remember that. understanding what the republican party stands for isia really important. we stand for energy independence. this administration stopped the keystone pipeline. we believe that we have important allies around the world that should stay on our side. president biden's withdrawal from afghanistan shook our allies, sent shivers down their spines. we believe that every single child in every zip code deserves a quality education because education is the closest thing to magic, and these folks on the other side of the aislee completely, consistently reject school choice, and frankly, they reject parental involvement in education. but inn the commonwealth, they spoke loud and they spoke strong and they voted for a t

at least something not very much as useful as scott gottlieb said. it creates all sort of disruption in this unnecessary panic about omicron. this is what we see with abided administration all the time doing something to make it look like they're doing something useful they did it with inflation, a couple of different things on gas prices. they also do with illegal immigration chaos at the border. really what they're doing is covering up incompetence. somebody pointed out over the weekend the omicron is an anagram of moronic. a lot of people see this as an act description of what the biden administration's response has been. jon: i suppose you could add the drone strike after the bombing of the 13 u.s. marines in afghanistan. let's put up a map of ten of the countries were omicron has already been discovered. australia, belgium, germany, hong kong, israel, the netherlands, the uk and south africa and now you can add to the list canada. even 30 in canada and the other nations, it seems pretty likely that is probably already in the united states. >> dr

scott smith joins me now exclusively. scott, first of all thank you for coming on the show. i know this is an emotionally grueling time for you and your family. tell us, if you can, what happened to your daughter, and how loud and county officials handled it. >> hi, and thanks for having us on the show. this has been a crazy three months, but basically my daughter was assaulted at the end of school in may of last year and you know, i went to the school board meeting, you know, to see what was going on because i had seen all this crazy stuff on tv and i went to see what was going on after my daughter had been assaulted and, you know, there was some crazy stuff being talked about, you know, people for things, against things, i wasn't there for any, you know -- i'm good with gay people come across gender people, everybody, anybody who wants to be a good american i'm good with. i went there to find out why her children weren't safe and the next thing i know, another parent activist, you know, approached my wife and started antagonizing her and i turned around and said stop and t

rapper travis scott and event organizers are facing at least two lawsuits over the incident. one suit alleges the two incited the crowd. the 23-year-old said she was injured and is seeking $1 million in damages. in a second suit, launched against travis scott and organizers, another attendee says they failed to plan a conduct and the concert in a safe may nor, they ignored the extreme rick of harm to concert growers and encouraged dangerous behaviors. it caused plaintiff serious injuries. this as scott who headlined the festival as running it issued a personal response to fans saturday. listen. >> i just want to send out prayers to the ones that was lost last night. we're actually working right now to identify the families so we can help assist them through this tough time. i could just never imagine the severity of the situation. >> reporter: the rapper previously pled guilty to disorderly charges stemming from two previous concerts where scott encouraged fans to rush the stage. ashley: a such a scary story. carley: thank you. ashley: chaos at at a number of ivy league schoo

steve: part one with senator tim scott. rachel: he also spent the day with him in his hometown of north charleston south carolina. >> i got a chance to speak to the senator and talk to his constituents one-on-one unscripted. took me back to his childhood home or where it once stood. it's an amazing day. including an amazing barbecue. you would appreciate it that's rodney scott's place. watch. >> brian: i asked senator tim scott if i could see what his life was at home. he said yeah. don't meet my mee in the office. meet me on the road. for lunch meet me at rodney scott barbecue. brian: why do you have me here. >> rodney scott barbecue is one of the most famous place for barbecue in all of south carolina. won more awards than you can shake a stick at. >> good to be here. rodney, heard a lot about you, brian kilmeade. >> nice to me meet you. brian: what is it about your hometown loves. >> consistency, the food, it's everything. brian bruin so i noticed as you walk, in everyone is talking, right? >> yeah. >> brian: are you oka

that is how fox reports, i am jon scott, thank you for watching. we'll see you next week, "sunday night in america" with trey gowdy is next. ♪ ♪ trey: good evening thank you for joining us, i am trey gowdy, welcome to "sunday night in america," have you wondered who decides when makes the news? much of the debate in our nation is over the way that news is covered and whether it is fair and factual. but also the issue of what is news worthy. this week we learned this great grand daughter of getty got married her wedding dress was aborned with broken mirrors. it was news. i never thought about making broken pieces of glass into a tie or a shirt. media around the world thinks that we need to know a really rich couple got married. the and pride wore a dress in which you could see your reflection. then the media obsessed with rich men competing to see who will be first to take a joyride in a rocket, the media treats it like it is a serious story worth your time, we know the story, from greek mythology. a guy fell into a pool of water, he saw his ref

doctor scott atlas of former white house coronavirus advisor. he is doing to me right now, the author of a new book played upon our house. he joins me right now. got atlas, great to see you. thank you for being here. your reaction to what you heard from the governor of florida and one european country, austria locking down yet again. >> good morning thank you for having me. the data is the data in the data is being denied by the lockdown news. the data shows the following, 24 european countries it did not reduce the desk during the pandemic. that was spring of 2021 study. in january of 2021 from stanford lockdowns failed to stop the spread of the infection. in fact one of the authors said it was pro-contagion, increasing infection. the most support study was national bureau of economic research, in june this year. everybody should look at it, they showed analysis of 43 countries and all the states that lockdowns increased the access deaths during the pandemic. earlier lockdowns increased the desk during the pandemic and when lockdowns were insti

my heart goes out to travis scott. can you imagine in his voice you can hear the frustration of him trying to control the crowd once he realizes what is going on here. it really is incredibly tragic and incredibly sad for think you are right, abby, it is far too early and probably will always be very difficult to assign any kind of a blame or anything like that, we will see. obviously it will be deeply investigated. it is truly, truly a tragedy. >> is joe i was thinking about this as we are hearing all the statements of so many entities here saying they are participating, we know, you note specifically the more coverage there is the more interviews there are that people then start to take sides and blame starts to occur put a lot of finger-pointing is to be expected in the coming weeks. >> of course, that is just the dna unfortunately of our country as a whole in these situations. it is a blame culture. at this point we certainly have more questions than answers. to charlie's point, when you hear a child is young as te

things scott mentioned. the incompetence and the border and radical education and weaponize be the fbi against school board moms and the debacle in afghanistan. his approval ratings collapsed after afghanistan. it was an issue of whether they thought joe biden was competent. if you look at the polls, he had a 55% the night before kabul fell and on every issue from terrorism to the economy and his competence running the government. after afghanistan, a majority of american -- only 37% of americans today say joe biden is capable of handling a crisis. when people say you are incompetent that's hard to recover. that will have lasting damage for the next year and the mid-terms. >> martha: van jones talks about these are voters who came to us in 2018. you look at the suburban voter who wanted everything from 2020, they wanted to calm down and wanted a steady hand leadership and a moderate leader. that's how joe biden presented himself at that point. it seems the voters in the suburbs said we have a lot of crazy st

i'm jon scott, live in new york. we will continue to follow the events happening right now in waukesha, wisconsin, and keep you updated as best we can. >> good evening we begin with fox news alert, we're following breaking news out of waukesha, wisconsin, there are witnesses reports a vehicle ran through the middle of a down town christmas parade as it was on going, possibly firing gunshots, there are reports as many as 30 people may are injured. fire and police are on the scene, calling it an active incidence. we'll keep you updated throughout the hour. on thursday we will gather in celebrate many things for which we are thankful. and on that list may well be parents and grandparents and teachers and others who instilled a love of learning in us. education can be the great of equalizer, the catalyst to per pehl to us heights we never imagined. tonight we're guioned by a diverse group of guests. -- we're joined by a diverse group of guest. they travel this magical road called education, and their lives were transform

thanks, scott, for all you do in and out of a uniform. [applause] speaking of friends, and mentors, put your hands together for the one and only sean hannity. [applause] >> thank you. are you all having a good time tonight? [cheers and applause] aren't we lucky to live in a with these amazing heroes, these people that risk their lives. we just saw the chaos at kabul airport, and we know what happened. we know the story. august 26th, 2021, is now known as one of thee deadliest days fr the u.s. military in the last decade in this 20 year war in afghanistan. the previous 18 months, we hadn't lost one single american in afghanistan. isis terrorists we know bombed the u.s. checkpoint at kabul international airport, killing 11 marines, one navy -- if i was obama i would say corpse men, he is an idiot -- core man. one soldier, 18 other u.s. troops were injured in the blast. the fallen heroes range in age from 20 to 31 years old. please join me for a moment, remembering those souls and honoring their sacrifice. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i want to now as

timothy, did travis scott stop performing as soon as people started running and crushing the stage? >> he did stop. he made sure everything was okay but then he started going back at it. we were just trying to fight our way out. it was tragic. it was scary, frightening. a frightening experience. arthel: so how did you get out of there? how did you get from back crush, pushing you toward the barricades by the stage? >> at first we were all together, we ended up separating and going separate ways. i pushed my way towards the back, i and up in the back and as soon as i touched a railing, i said please, get me out. i just jumped over and i saw my other friends out there. arthel: joe, what time did you all get to the concert? was happening? was everything calm when you got there? >> we ended up getting there pretty early around 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m. and around 9:00 people rushed. when the gates opened around 10:00, it was hectic, people wanted merchandise and it was calm and as soon as they started, everybody pushed forward in the got real compact and that's when any free thing happened.

>> it starts with travis scott, the rapper who was performing. he has been arrested twice for inciting crowds to breach security, to disregard police officers. even in this particular concert, he had sent out tweets encouraging those who of did not have tickets to come anyway, that he would, quote, sneak them in. if you look at the video at 2:00 on that afternoon, friday afternoon, when they opened the gates, it was utter chaos from the very beginning. they were breaking through barriers, running past security. by 9:00 they that night, the crowd was just absolutely out of control. and then they put a timer, a huge timer that everyone could see and then scott got on the stage and encouraged everyone just to go absolutely crazy. todd: unbelievable. >> he continued to play even after he saw people being taken away on gurneys. the lack of security, the lack of medical professionals, the lack of equipment, this young man, mr. acosta, who just turned 21, was working on his computer science degree. he was literally crushed to death, all the air squeezed

brian: one of the restaurants i went to you will see in tim scott's feature rodney scott barbecue place. they were saying talking about the restaurant owners they have to raise their prices on the fly. they can't get their printer to redo the menu. i know that says 45.50 but it'ss really 6.6.25. steve: trust me it's $8. it was 35 month and a half ago. ainsley: a lot of people don't eat out because it's too expensive. they would rather eat at home. whatever you are kicking at home has gone up too. the biden administration is considering pulling the plug on another pipeline. brian: yup, energy costs are up. gallons prices are hitting seven year high. your home heating bill is going up. so, what would the administration do? let's make it worse. steve: they would if they pulled the plug. peter doocy live at the white house as members of the party urge him to ease the crisis there are about a dozen democrats saying don't do it, joe. pete: this is happening as the energy secretary, jennifer granholm is admitting it is already going to cost more to heat your home this winter. but administratio

we will continue to talk to travis scott's people. we'll talk to as many witnesses as we can who were present last night. we are talking with those, with individuals who have been hospitalized to try to get a hutch better understanding -- much better understanding of what took place, what went wrong with, where were the missteps. certainly, hpd and other law enforcement are organizations will be looking at as much of the video footage as possible to try to, again, to ascertain what took place. we'll look at the security plans themselves, we'll look at the collaboration that took place between the county and the city even leading up to this particular event. as you know, nrg is a county facility. this is where this incident occurred. but it also occurred inside the city of houston. so we'll look in depth at the collaboration between, between the two entities. in terms of personnel, and the chief can go into this even more, but let me just say preliminarily we know there were about 528 hpd officers that provided security for the event a

dan: we are tremendously honored to introduce up to lieutenant colonel scott madden. retired special forces are taking matters into their own hands. >> there is no one else coming for them but us. >> task force pineapple is the most recognized and effective of these groups. >> we knew who they were and where they were and they trusted us. we were able to present highly vetted individuals in the context in a sea of chaos, of tens of thousands. these folks manning the perimeter, that's what they wanted to do anyway. >> it started with handful of us who were friends with an afghan commando and special forces sergeant. we came together to help him get out of the country. we candidate ourselves now do we leverage what we can do. we newt country well, we operated there for a long time. we built relationships or leveraged preexisting relationships with people we knew inside the perimeter. oftentimes the heavy effort is done by the local people who live in those areas. it was a mad house at the airfield. tom used the word pineapple to gain entry with the guards. we were frant

scott was reportedly unaware of what happened but left after hearing of the tragedy. the rapper and concert organizers are facing dozens of lawsuits from those in attendance. 8 people died and hundreds of others were injured at friday night's show. california governor gavin newsom reemerging tuesday after disappearing from the public eye for nearly two weeks. newsom blaming a canceled appearance at the top 26 climate summit on family halloween plans. >> kids had intervention they couldn't believe i was going to miss halloween. i had no choice i had to san sell that trip. >> bowing out of the can setter. reportedly making an appearance with other california dems at a lavish wedding of oil heiress ivy gety. look at that those your headlines, guys. steve: i see a couple of masks in the background. brian: you write that on your taxes oil heiress. carley: some democrats caught at lavish weghts. steve: when your name is getty at the getty mansion. brian: come to my lavish wedding because i'm an oil heiress. ainsley: who were the photographers? here on the east coast tim sco

carley: we will talk to scott about this horrific and preventable tragedy that happened in his district. todd: two members of the squat sparking backlash for talent, justice reform after we learn the parade suspect was out on low-cost bail before killing 5 people. alexandria ocasio cortez and other house democrats say prisoners are being kept in jail longer than the squad thinks is necessary the group writing a letter, quote, we have grave concerns that excessive bail amounts, unnecessary pretrial detention and contributing to a humanitarian crisis in new york city's jail system as congresswoman rashida tlaib pressed over her support for the breathe act which would empty federal prisons in ten years. >> i think everyone is like we are going to release everybody. did you see how many people i mentally ill who are in prison? todd: can be on the streets of new york city. the congresswoman admitted some people legitimately belong behind bars. jillian: a fox news exclusive interview with kyle rittenhouse responding to claims he is a white supremacist, lodged by president biden during his cam

scott, thanks for your time today. scott ritter, former us marine corps intelligence officer life on our team. now it can happen to any of us. and when it does also, we do not realize it until it's too late. cyber crime, it's a huge problem across the globe. but who's currently winning the bottle? the scammers, or the gatekeepers of our data are short talk. i am hock tackles up question in moment. ah, well technologies fits perfectly well into the future, but we can't change our way of thinking now way that we can visualize how we will things and how we will feel and how our needs will be in 50 years. so our own do our own technological devonne, things always further on than our ability to feed in people is something that cause right on police report and all have in december 2020, a group of anti fascists allowed a film crew access for 3 months.

. >> scott martin, brandon arnold with the national taxpayer's union. let me start with you, scott. as jen psaki's statements suggested that this build would curb spending, they have gotten janet yellen to ditch her economic knowledge and say yeah, all this extra spending is going to curb inflation knowing that that is a sweet spot. americans are afraid of this bill now. >> yes. inflation is a hot button, charles. it's simple math. if you look at the inflation and spending in d.c., they're tight. obviously injecting this money into the system via m2 has spurred a lot of inflation concerns. another quick thing about the comments that were made earlier is like, you know, they're talking about this being a job creation bill. we have 11 million jobs unfilled out there in the economy and we don't have the labor force to attack those. are we so worried about creating new jobs on top of those? it's not a big concern. the inflation part is. >> another concern obviously, brandon, are the taxes and all of the different tax gimmicks that they come up with. what do you think of the latest ones

. >> martha: timothy perez says he escaped the travis scott show by the grace of god. the show killed eight people. the youngest was a 14-year-old boy. garrett tenney reporting live from houston. garrett? >> yeah, martha. the medical examiner's office says they is completed autopsies for the eight people that were killed but could be weeks before we know the cause and manner of death. as the criminal investigation into this tragedy continues, the mounting legal troubles facing travis scott and the event organizers are growing. 14 people that were injured have filed lawsuits now claiming that scott and the events promoters failed to provide a safe and security environment for fans, this is not the first time livenation entertainment has been accused of that. according to "the new york times," houston's police chief was so concerned about crowd control problems that he went to travis scott's trailer to talk about it. but the show went on. some folks were fighting for their lives. >> i started struggling to breathe. i told my boyfriend, like, we have to get out of here. t

scott, very good catching up with you. scott martin. i want to go to jack mcdonald, the cfo of the leadership council. they look at these issues, digest them and see how it could affect members that are very concerned about these rising prices. do you see anything right now, jack, out of the administration and this first cabinet meeting since back in july that the administration is getting in front of this? >> neil, i honestly don't. when i talk to my members -- i spoke to a financial executive that field confidence about what is coming up from the beltway. seems like initially the administration and others were dismissive of the problem. i think it was the president himself referred to as a first class problem. but it's a very real problem. you know, let's face it. we haven't had significant inflation in this country since the late 70s, early 80s. most of us don't know how to deal with this. >> neil: do you think it will get that bad? >> a lot of people i speak to think it will. it tends to be self perpetu perpetuating. suppliers have

scott cat has. i'm so excited to see you, scott. heat's let's start with the madness of it all. this public health bureaucrats running all this. dr. burke, fauci, robert redfield. what they were pushing was basically unscientific. >> the difference between those three doctors and myself. burke, fauci, these are people in government briewsh krat -- bt positions for 30 years. i came out of health policy where i had been for 10 years. their policies were approached on i don't know. my policies were an approach based upon coming in with dozens of world scientific literature in my hands and going through the data in a critical thinking way. this is how a scientist or anyone on policy should be doing things. you have to consider the design of the studies before you make it conclusion. but the difference between me and them, i am talking about all health. these people were focused on stopping covid-19 at all costs. that's i am moral frankly and not appropriate way to design policy. what they recommended was a lockdown, closures of school, curfews, restrictions of personal freedom, and

molly: this happened at energy park, live nation, travis scott, astroworld festival. sometimes open seating is referred to as festival seating. in many venues there's seating, but sometimes an area, up close to the stage called the pit, but a limited number of people allowed in that. a lot of concert goers are familiar with that as a sort of venue. but at the same time these types of big if he feels happen all over the country and what separates one from another and what would allow this to happen at one place versuses another. >> what you said earlier, crowd control. you have to have a lot of security, a tremendous amount of security that will keep things orderly, but there's no way that you're going to be able to control 25, 30,000 people rushing towards the stage. i don't know if they checked for alcohol, drugs. we may find out there may have been some contributing factors to that, but i believe, and in the investigations i've conducted regarding similar incidents where there is a quick action, like rushing toward the stage and people are beginning to see others ge

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how about an apology -- maybe while he's at, scott brown, i have another apology. how about apologize for partnering with a former klansman to stop the integration of schools and stop bussing because joe biden didn't want public schools to become, in his words, racial jungles. maybe he can apologize for that too. >> well, you're not going to get any apologies, certainly i do have the press secretary, who really can't carry the water for the president and all his blunders, whether you start at the border, afghanistan, the deficit, inflation, she just can't keep up because it's a blunder every day. and that being said, i'm going to answer your question, guilty or acquitted. welcome of the president, his team, and all the people that you've already referenced, they've already prejudged the verdict and not only is that wrong, it's dangerous, because we do live in a nation of laws. we do have due process, we do have, you know, obviously innocent before proven guilty, and there are so many things at play here but to think that some buddy would use their influence and bas

i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report". closing arguments are set for tomorrow in the trial of kyle rittenhouse, accused of shooting three people, killing two, and wounding one during protests last summer, after the police shooting of jacob blake. rittenhouse could face up to life in prison. wisconsin's governor has activated 500 national guard troops ahead of the verdict. meantime, president biden will sign his bipartisan infrastructure package into law tomorrow. this amid his sinking poll numbers and as his build back better spending plan faces further delays in congress. david spunt is standing by live at the white house. but first, to alexis mcadams outside the courthouse in kenosha, wisconsin, ahead of tomorrow's closing arguments. alexis? >> jon, good evening. people here in kenosha ready for the trial to wrap up. some of them bracing for more possible protests. tonight the judge here in kenosha, wisconsin will have to decide if he will let the jury rule on the lesser charges as deliberations start hours from now. wis

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travis scott and the festival organizers have lawsuits now. scott a houston native did briefly stop the show several times when he saw folks out in the crowd who needed help. he said this weekend at the time he had no idea how bad things were out there and he is devastated to hear the news of what was actually happening. dana. >> dana: garrett, thank you so much. >> bill: an eyewitness report. timothy perez was at the concert. you were in the middle of that area. there was at least 50,000 people. the city of houston waiting for this event for a long time. what happened where you were? >> what happened was we were on the side of the stage. when the concert started it was fine at first. within 10 seconds that first song everybody started compressing in together. you couldn't move your elbows you were so compressed to a point where it nearly stopped your breathing. people started panicking. you look at the back people are yelling help. a moment in the concert i couldn't see the person's face, just their hands. i tried to help her. it was a trauma

jon: welcome to fox news live, i am jon scott, first of what is to be many lawsuit tied to friday night deadly concert stampede in texas filed tonights, claims travis scott, live nation and others are responsible for the tragedy, where 8 people died add fans returned to the stage. >> gas prices are still surging. a gallon of regular costs $130 more than a year -- 1.30 more than a year ago, highest price gas in country san francisco,4.77 for a gallon of regular, i am jon scott, back to "life, liberty and levin." mark: welcome back america, kevin mccarthy, what will republicans run on, will it be united. >> united and a commitment to america. we get our economy back in line. we won't rely on china for our supply side. we'll build the product in america and sell them overseas, secure our border. we have an immigration system that works. we'll have a border that is secured. and we'll become energy independent as we were before, not allowing russia to have a pipeline but denying america. lower gasoline price by buying energy -- being energy independent and we'll help other countries in the w

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live nation has a handed it, travis scott has a hand in it and that promoter has a hand in it. >> it's impossible for 500 police officers to control a crowd of what, 100,000? good luck. >> they had well over 50,000 there. but they were expecting 100,000 pair there were more people supposed to be there. bless you that is part of the issue. we were more concerned about th second night and how that was going to go and things went ver very bad that night in our prayers go out to all the famil members because you don't expec that to happen when you send your family out to an event lik that. >> officer griffith, thank you. we're going to check back with you as the investigation unfolds . after police and firefighters declared this mass casualty event, as i said, scott continued performing. in fact, concert staff reportedly ignored pleas from audience members to stop the show. at least two fans climbed the camera platforms, so how does this happen and should be held accountable. one man searching for these answers is representing one of the victims of the concert. tony, so far, what have you

took travis scott did briefly stop the show several times when he saw people that needed help. but in the video he posted instagram last night he said he had no idea how bad things were and he is a devastated by what happened. >> anytime i could make out anything that was going on i stop the show and help them get the help they need. i could just never imagine the severity of the situation. >> believes a scott and the festival's promoters are cooperated with the investigation that could ultimately lead to criminal charges. will keep you updated as we learn more, eric. >> thanks so much for. >> president biden and speaker pelosi or take a victory lap after the house friday night past the 1.2 trillion dollar infrastructure bill sending it to the president's desk. six the democrats voted against it and only 18 republicans voted for it. now attention shifts to the massive social spending bill. life in delaware where the president is spending the weekend hey lucas. >> good afternoon arthel. the infrastructure bill which passed through both the house and senate for the other half of

and scott, craig, i'm going to take you out of your field. i own that, that once i, even a historian, get substantial american, the historian, the great, a literally forgotten these islands a. but let's look at the future that let's look at the crystal ball unless paint live the celtic at countries and todd le let. let's take your, your native country of island. are we closer to either humidity than at any point in the last 100 years or of the still ceiling difference is said to be overcome across the island over much closer because i mean one of the things which is a guarantee of some improvement in is human relations changing, in fact, in the late 820th century because the irish in dublin have specifically renounced an insistence that the 6 counters per there's. therefore they're winning many more friends and much more respect in the north, which they did. so the way in which confess to the present time, the famous protocol which is causing so much bad feeling between the u. k and the e u. the one that's been handled the protocol about trad

scott smith joined me now exclusively. thank you for coming on the show. i know this is an emotionally grueling time for you and your family. tell us if you can what happened to your daughter and how loudoun county officials handle it. >> thanks for having us on the show. this is been a crazy three months but my daughter was sexually assaulted at the end of school in may of last year and, you know, i went to the school board meeting to see what was going on because i had seen this crazy stuff on tv after my daughter had been assaulted. there was some crazy stuff being talked about, people for things or against things. i wasn't there, i'm good with gay people, cross gender people, everybody, anybody wants to be a good american i'm good with. i went to their to find out why our children weren't safe. and the next thing i know another parent activist approached my wife and started antagonizing her and i turned around and said stop and then i tried to tell the lady what had happened to my daughter and she looked me did in the face and said that's not what happ

i am jon scott and this is the "fox report". the president will travel to the city of baltimore wednesday to discuss is infrastructure bill might benefit the american people. this is lawmakers on capitol hill turn their attention to the other half of his economic agenda. despite optimism among the top advisors, the social spending bill faces a tougher to the finish line, republicans and some moderate democrats expressing concerns over its enormous price tag. we began with lucas tomlinson live in delaware where the president is spending the weekend. >> good evening, the infrastructure bill has passed through the senate and the house of representatives the socials the deed is passing through either. they say the social spending bill true price tag that the $4 trillion and the president disputes that number. >> the bill that the republicans continue to describe his continuous misinformation. our bill cost 1.75, 1.9 as amended and what we raised in terms of revenue is somewhere around 2.1 trillion but the real thing were paying for

scott atlas on dr. fauci, deborah birx and making medical decisions. then another high profile celebrity vanished by the chinese communist party. as we learned of a potential hostage swap right before joe biden's call was xi jinping what is joe biden doing to stop the authoritarianism and why is he tiptoeing around xi jinping. >> what we need our people to understand that what china is as a geopolitical competitor in a potential adversary, they seek to overtake us. bret: tennessee senator marsha blackburn is here on china, inflation in biden's attorney general politicking at the department of justice. right here right now on "sunday morning futures" ♪ ♪. bret: first up kevin mccarthy smacked down, the gop leader busted up the democrats plan to vote on biden's tax-and-spend agenda thursday night by speaking for a marathon eight and a half hours forcing the vote to be delayed until friday morning while fighting the biden agenda. >> this evening showed no matter the time, the day or the circumstances. house republicans will always fight for you, fight

this is why scott atlas new book is an incredibly important historical document the everyone should read, it lays out exactly how the term presidency was hijacked by an antiscience cabal who imposed accrual and totally counterproductive here the absolutely was worse than the disease, just as we warned here on the show in march 2020. now we see the new scary aunt, they have learned nothing, nothing from the catastrophic and willful failure, restrictions, lockdowns, blanket rules moving the goalpost first in 15 days to slow the spread then controlling the cases even though from the start the cases were completely harmless. it was vaccine mandate. even though this talk of the vaccine that they don't prevent infection or transmission. now were back to cases. three cases in england and i thought shutting down the country. not a single one in new york and it's a state of emergency. and portugal estate of calamity, the most highly vaccinated major country in the world by the way. the real state of calamity is in washington, d.c. at 1600 pennsylvania avenue a pathetic failing president totally c