blm killed dozens of people. the january 6 capital event lasted for couple hours and mostly amounted to a man dancing around the capitol rotunda and a smiley florida man trying to steal nancy pelosi lecture. the blm brides persisted for eight months in city after safety -- city. they attacked temples of our democracy we are now supposed to call them. i do not think it's comparable that the handling over january 6 is disingenuous for people like nancy pelosi and joe biden. so much of what we were told that day that police officers were killed, that aoc was nearly raped and attacked, it was a lie. even the new york times had that. that is where we begin on this issue. i think it was really ugly political theater. i think kamala harris comparing it to september 11 is not only absurd but deeply offensive to those of us who died in the terrorist attack. to compare a horned man dancing around the capitol where the rioters did not kill anybody to an attack that killed three dozen americans is disgusting and kamala harri

and blm, i wrote about first and i took the same approach. i said blm is wrong. i write in the book about how it's a false premise are there issues? yes. are we being hunted down? no are the police just indiscriminately shooting black men. no, can you prove it? yes, are there black people in jail? yes, because you complain about mass incarceration. so i say, how'd they get there? because if the police wanted to hunt down the black man, the easiest ones to shoot would be the ones who break the law yet somehow they end up in jail. why are they shot before they get there? because no one's hunting them is simply not true. now if you want to fix the problem, this is why it's important because how you go about fixing a problem is dependent upon how bad you think the problem is if we think that yeah, we have a problem. it's not, you know taking over the whole country, but it needs to be addressed we can get heads in the room and we can think about what works and we can work on it, but if you think the country is wholly racist and it's hunting down black people and killi

it took a lot of effort from the blm the county it's roads department. and as well as the consulting parties on the on the pa to try and come up with a plan that would. work and it involved doing numerous things such as hiring rock art conservatives to come out and clean up some of the sites to conduct studies on what effects the salts that they're using is dust suppressants were actually having on the rock art and we just kind of moved on from there and that was decided that paving the road would be the better solution one things to remember is the national historic preservation act section 106 as we call it shorthand is a process. it's the steps the process that are important to follow through with it's not the the end result. we realized that we should have started earlier talking to these these consulting parties and and get their input because it would have gone a lot smoother and that's been one of the things that at least from the washington office we've argued for tribes and and consulting parties since then is we need to involve people earlier o

the blm supports the overall goals of these bills and looks forward to working with the sponsors and the committee on them further. i'm accompanied by reginald chapple, acting assistant director for the national park service, who is available to answer any question on s. 1616, the federal interior media act, s. 2258, the equity act, and the outdoors for all act. increasing public access to the outdoors for all people and offering opportunities to fully enjoy our nation's public lands, including for communities that have disproportionately less access to nature, is an important priority for secretary haaland. additionally, president biden's call to action and executive order 14008, tackling the climate crisis at home and abroad, supports improving access to recreation, revitalizing local economies, creating opportunities for underrepresented communities, and protecting our national treasures. the blm is one of several land management agencies within the department offering tremendous outdoor recreation opportunities on our nation's shared public lands. blm managed public lands host a

the security guard said there has never been, at any point, a blm office at that location. a lot of unanswered questions about who is in charge and where that money is going. >> fake charity address. no one knows where the money went. it was like a smash and grab. they did off the backs of people they were trying to save. it's really disgraceful. i want everybody to know, when they donate to charity, you got to vent these people. you can't do it over the internet, especially when these pop up organically. grace reporting by you and your colleague. we appreciate it. as you know, i've been reading your texts all week, and the two biggest items are this: you are fired up about correction, which we have covered, and you want to know what happened to that truck full of infected monkeys in pennsylvania. here is a little refresher in case you missed it. >> i go to see, check the cats out, and i am sticking my finger in because i see. i hear a monkey doing a hissing noise. i back away. i told the guy that they were not cats, they were monkeys. speak of at good samaritan got pink ey

s she literally praised blm for its role in the violence. watch. >> black lives matter has been the most significant agent for change within the criminal justice system because it has been a counterforce to the force within the system that is so grounded in the status quo and in its own traditions, many of which have been harmful and discriminatory in the way that they've been enforced. >> tucker: that wasn't that long ago but it's relevant what we are seeing today because it's about threats to our democracy, which we take from all of this? jason whitlock is the host of "fearless" enjoins us tonight. jason, thanks so much for coming on. so how do youe square this circle? some violence okay, others forbidden? what does that mean? >> i think they are directly connected as you pointed out. i think people all said during the summer of george floyd, saint george floyd, throughout 2020 and had that violence shoved down our throats and told that this is appropriate and these people have every right to do this and we watched our lawmakers defend thi

blm killed dozens of people. the january 6 capital event lasted for couple hours and mostly amounted to a man dancing around the capitol rotunda and a smiley florida man trying to steal nancy pelosi lecture. the blm brides persisted for eight months in city after safety -- city. they attacked temples of our democracy we are now supposed to call them. i do not think it's comparable that the handling over january 6 is disingenuous for people like nancy pelosi and joe biden. so much of what we were told that day that police officers were killed, that aoc was nearly raped and attacked, it was a lie. even the new york times had that. that is where we begin on this issue. i think it was really ugly political theater. i think kamala harris comparing it to september 11 is not only absurd but deeply offensive to those of us who died in the terrorist attack. to compare a horned man dancing around the capitol where the rioters did not kill anybody to an attack that killed three dozen americans is disgusting and kamala harri

next week is blm week in many public schools. to be clear, the schools are saying it is not sponsored by blm. we're just using the principles of black lives matter. you just gave a case for why black lives matters doesn't empower black people. what do you think about public schools holding blm week? >> well, if you go to the black lives action things website, which is where they're laying out what they will be doing in public schools, it is all built on a lie. it is built on the idea that bills have been passed to combat critical race theory which is divisive anti-american ideology and stymie conversations about racial justice. in all reality the texas bill says, one of the more officer remember schuss of these bills to talk about white supremacy and slavery and klan we cannot do it standpoint of someone who didn't do. can't say someone who is white or black, has responsibility for someone who looked like them did. the principles are just as bad as the organization in my opinion. rachel: oh, christian, so much common sense. wish

we have shocking details about one denver school talking to kindergartners about blm and transgender ideology and somehow the school is still open, has not yet been shut down. we fervently hope it will be. we've got details next. ♪ ♪ hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside every miracle-ear store, you'll find a better life. it all starts with the most innovative technology. like the new miracle-earmini, available exclusively at miracle-ear. so small that no one will see it, but you'll notice the difference. and now, miracle-ear is offering a thirty-day risk-free trial. you can experience better hearing with no obligation. call 1-800-miracle right now and experience a better life. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: a new bill just past the state senate in mississippi that would ban public schools from teaching racism, in other words from teaching that anyone raise is superior to or inferior to any other. you would think the other 49 states would have similar laws in the book because of course he would never teach rasul gnomic racial superiority and school, that's cra

>> all the members of blm and antifa that have been charged with sedition and conspiracy, have you noticed that? >> i mean the numbers. i've got pages and pages of, oh, wait, nothing. >> that's right. it hasn't happened. if what happened today isn't proof to all these people saying oh, it must have been the fbi, must have been antifa, must have been blm, the democrats were behind it. and none of that has shown up in any of the charges. look, you're the law. you're the law lady. this should be proof today what you're believing is bs. >> for some reason i had an image walking with caw boy boots talking about i'm the law in these parts. that was my immediate image. you know what? think about it. the problem is it was never about what common sense and logical. that's the frustrating part. it was never about that. because you know it was going to be spun. now suddenly it's going to be a criticism of this doj being political, and that wasn't the case before for the prior doj and attorney general. it's sometimes i think the point is to frustrate, and so the arguments come out, don, they're like,

blm, of course, the group that's against the nuclearro family the week will include quote transgender affirming principles. enenthe goal is quoteis the disruption of western nuclear family dynamics. how can this continue? sc why is the school still open? good question. horace cooper is the co-chair of project q 21 . he joins us tonight. horace, thanks so much for coming on . first to the mississippi unlessi i'm misreading it, i think it was very straightforward. you're not allowed to teach that one race is better or worse than any other. that's kind ofr a foundational principle. i thought in america all decentn people believe that .o i certainly do. who could be against that ? well, america came together with what is called the civil rights movement for precisely this principle that all americans are going to be equal and treated as such under the law. the way that our founders actually intended with our constitution i. the irony to me is that my grandparents and yourgr grandparents and the grandparents of a generation understood this concept and now we get to us and suddenly there ar

one blm chapter says don't be too quick to tout police as heroes. near record number of cops are shot on the job in 2021 and this officer on the right is clinging to his life after being shot over the weekend. jackie ibanez joins us live with details. jackie. >> white house press secretary jen psaki admits slashing police department fund suggest partially to blame for america's crime crisis. >> press sect. psaki: gun violence is a huge reason for surging of crime, underfunding police departments, something the president has advocated for in the course of his career. fighting for funding of police departments for local communities to reduce crime. >> jackie: there is that, as the white house insists president biden has taken action to reduce violence, deadly crime has surged, particularly in cities that defunded the police. 797 homicides in chicago, most since 1996. philadelphia ended with 559 last year, more than any year since 1960. and 485 homicide necessary new york city, los angeles had 397 and minneapolis reported 96 homicides, just one shy of

and find it, they did, in blm, the teachers union, the greatty climate crowd, covid fear-mongers, the squad... you know the game. suddenly democrats who campaigned as moderates were spotting the lingo of diversity, equity and inclusion! vaccine mandates, build back better and the elimination of the filibuster. they're now stuck with these crazy hard-left policies and toxic people issuing unrealistic demands and then when moderates like joe manchin don't play along, they're torn to shreds by the squad. >> i never negotiated in good faith and he's obstructing the president's agenda. >> if he doesn't have the courage to do the right thing for the working families of west virginia and america, let him vote no in front of the whole world. >> it's unfortunate that it seems we can't trust senator manchin's words. >> the excuses he just made i think are a complete [bleep]. >> laura: instead, democrats are pushing ahead to coddle criminals in places like new york city. the new d.a. there is rolling out the welcome mat essentially for felons by releasing guidelines to treat serious crimes like

remember when they told you thet blm protests were exempt from quarantine regulation? supporting the policy goals of the democratic party was virtuous, therefore thousands of people, antifa members with blm signs, could not possibly is in epidemiology matter be dangerous. they really said that and people in the public actually put up with that. and that's when you know for certain that our politicians were totally corrupt and that our citizenry was far too ur pcompliant. here's bill de blasio, the former mayor of new york. >> street fairs. it means, you know, big, outdoor concerts and it means things like parades. you know, things that here in the city could mean not justst thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people. it's just not time for that. >> what about protests that people want to march on fifth avenue, are they going be allowed to do so? >> this is always an area of real sensitivity. if you just talk about health, we would always say hey, folks, you know, stay home if you can, but we understand in this moment in history people are talking abo

blm riots all over the country. >> gates in green are some of the only republican speaking publicly on the anniversary after former president trump canceled a press conference, illinois congressman sean casten says gates and green are siding with the writers and not upholding their constitutional duty and they are using their platform to inspire hatred. >> their on our country. so far the justice department has arrested more than 700 people in connection to the events of january 6 reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> cruise ship companies are in rough waters once again. covid cases continue to surge in more ships are reporting outbreaks, including a ruby princess cruise ship that docked in san francisco. 12 passengers tested positive. they are now in quarantine. our kron rob nesbitt joins us now live with the cruise ships response tonight. rob. vicki, the ruby princess just left san francisco about an hour ago. >> in the ship is a vaccinated ship mean you have to be fully vaccinated to board. the 12 positive cases were discovered before the ship arrived in san francisco. >> as the

blm has been a large part of that demonizing the police. if you want to preserve life -- that should be the aim for everybody, not just cops. and, of course, there are ways to clean up police departments and get rid of bad cops and make sure that you have good people on the street who are engaging with the community. that is what we should all want. but it goes back to respecting and protecting lives. it is dangerous to be black in places like chicago and dc. it's very dangerous. we should be protecting kids who are getting hit by stray bullets and stop with the division. it's not making anything better. >> that's exactly right. kayleigh, meanwhile, the collateral damage is just as frightening as cops losing their lives in the line of duty. in baltimore after a study for the past five years, children, leading cause of death for them in unusual or unnatural circumstances is homicide, for children. >> it's such a tragedy. we highlight their names on the show. we say them. secoria turner. among many other children. the administration, they hav

all of the members of blm and ant that that have been charged with sedition and conspiracy. have you noticed that? >> i mean the numbers. i've got pages and pages of -- oh, wait, nothing. >> it hasn't happened. if what happened today isn't proved to all of those people who are saying oh, it must have been the fbi, it must have been an antifa, it must have been blm. none of that has shown up in any of the charges. you're the law. you're the law, lady. this should be proof today that what you're believing is bs. what you're saying is bs. >> for some reason i have images of walking with cowboy boots, talking i'm the law. it was my immediate image. but you know what? think about it. the problem is that it was never about what was common sense and logical. that's the frustrating part. it was never about that. because you know it's going to be spun. now suddenly, it will be a criticism of this doj being political, and that wasn't the case before for the prior doj and attorney general. they're going to talk about. so sometimes i think the point is to frustrate. the arguments come o

proof to all these people saying oh, it must have been the fbi, must have been antifa, must have been blm, the democrats were behind it. and none of that has shown up in any of the charges. look, you're the law. you're the law lady. this should be proof today what

and there was an extra layer that makes it different from violent protest and blm, and as criminal activities that may ensue and this is different because there are structural forces at play and institutions placed in motion and open revolt against its leaders and there were efforts to leverage these powerful positions in government to overturn the will of the american vote. when we consider the description you have given us and the description roberts has given us, susan from the washington examiner i wonder if you feel that american media plus plus coverage of the fallout from january six all the way through the last 12 months has been proportionate? i think it's been a little political. i think it is about trying to tie republicans to overthrowing an election and overthrowing the government. there are a lot of people who feel very strongly that trump's only term was undermined by democrats and the whole russian collision storyline that dominated its entire time i thinkjoe came to some of the behaviour we saw and that's a story line that also deserves consideration. obviously i'm not going

if you are a democrat voter in chicago do you care more about that or the blm summer of hate in which your neighborhood got torched? >> tucker: and dozens of people died. >> and government buildings were destroyed. you had cops killed. is that more concerning or is this? it reveals the dissect. -- disconnect. democrats have nothing better to counter the mayhem they inspired. that's why they are talking about this. not only does it reveal how disconnected they are. but the more they talk about the more disconnected they are from the voters. they have given up on hoping to win. >> tucker: i think that's right. charlie hurt, great to see you. january 6th, we had a inquiry from yahoo news? asked if it the documentary supported violence? of course it doesn't. watch the documentary and you will find it out. i have watched and sent us this transcription from the documentary. you will see it on your screen. this is a quote from the end of "patriot purge." i wrote that. that's my voice over at the end of the documentary. in the transcription there are a series of dots signifying something was

the over 16,000 riot -- the over 16,000 charges for the blm and antifa riots. what is the riot on january 6 the only thing that rings the discussion? here's something for you all. what if the fbi was involved? what if ray, and this man on the scaffolding and john sullivan and other bad actors like them, would've that caused a member of the press to get killed -- what if that had caused a member of the press to get killed? what kind of responsibly would you be placing on the fdr any kind of federal agency if the member -- if a member of the press had been killed that day because of violence that they had caused the action? this is a serious question. you will work here every single day just like we do. you walk these halls. this is the place where you gather information and do your job. so your safety was also at risk that day. if our federal government was involved in doing so, i think that is something that you should be very upset about. >> do you think the man that through the fire extinguisher was a federal agent? >> we are not here to litigate any particul

blm pushed it, aoc pushed it. the democrat party embraced it. they have blood on their hands, they blame someone else, we need to confront it. and use proper words and start unraveling this piece by piece, that is the point of the book. this book is not just a book about me, nothing about me in the book. this is theory in here to break it down, this is, hey, folks, let me tell you what is going on, deeper than surface level, we walk away from this. and our country, our children and grandchildren. this is a call for action. this say cause for alarm. and i don't know how else to do it other than radio, tv and this book, we'll be right (kate) this holiday, verizon has the deal that gets better and better and better. get iphone 13 pro, on us, when you trade in your old or damaged phone. (kate) better? (guy) better. (kate) hey. (kate) and up to $1,000 when you switch. (carolers) ♪better♪ (kate) because everyone deserves better. >> good evening welcome to fox news live, tensions continue to simmer between washington and moscow over ukraine, follow

violence of them blm protests, dozens killed in this country. all of that by the policy of the same people. based on violence. that is that for us. don't forget about the season finale out right now. the fight for silva lesage in. we hope you come back every night will come to hannity. is busy newsnight. it is just disgraceful. diabolical. it is destroying the great american cities. now with thousands upon thousands of offic

in the murder of 8-year-old melissa ortega that trace just mentioned didn't seem to him bother blm or the dems but has a anger to my next guest. cory brooks. ceo of project hood.org. pastor brooks has been on with us before during our town halls in chicago where we are addressing the issue of crime and sadly it has only gotten worse in chicago, not better. pastor brooks, this is a simple question for you tonight. is there any hope for chicago under the current political leadership? >> as bad as it looks, there is no hope as far as if we continue the same type of leadership that we are getting right now. everything rises and falls on leadership and we have to take responsibility for those we put in office and allow them -- not allow them to allow us to continue to be in these type of situations and the cycle of violence. we have to put our foot down and we have to declare that there is something that has to be done and we have to hold people accountable. >> laura: now, it would seem to me that it would be pretty important, pastor brooks, right now, when you have such a deficit of polic

the blm activist that was there next to ashli babbitt, it was on cnn. they paid him. do you remember that? anyway. >> dagen: oh, but the democrats going to get to the bottom of it on their committee. >> greg: let's have some fun. up next, wokesters get a memorandum. shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. it shortens colds! turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >> greg: is the sunshine state throwing shade as woke new yorkers try to invade? if you are a lefty hipsters searching for son, don't go to florida and ruin their fun. that's the message

now, they didn't care about the virus when blm was rampaging through their towns and cities so why suddenly care about it now? they didn't turn back migrants at our border who had no vax records and didn't have masks on but american citizens who refuse to bow down, they are now harassed an marginalized. so the question is what's really going on here? could this lead to the creation of databases of noncompliant americans? if democrat mayors have their way could they try to borrow the unvaxed access to public transportation? what about state employment? other benefits? and how long can these emergency powers be invoked before they become unconstitutional power grabs? for such drastic measures, congress or state legislatures should have to pass actual laws. but most prefer it this way, where, you know, they don't have to pass any laws because then these elected officials have to take no responsibility. it's for the health and safety of everybody. it's an emergency. that's what they say. well, it's bull. can america really take three more years of this? now, as i mentioned moments ago the supre

the report did not even mention the deadly blm riot that had just taken place. there was no word about antifah the gun man who murdered 800 americans in chicago. no. they weren't there. the biden administration declared the quote, most lethal element of today's domestic terror threats are political conservatives. people who disagree with joe biden. now that report was released almost exactly six months ago. six months ago this friday. it received relatively little attention. no major news organization even asked the most obvious question. the terrorists who threaten usos where are they? if trump voters are really the most, quote, lethal threat our country faces today, where are all the people they have killed? that's not an easy question to answer. just look at the numbers, which are fairly tightly kept. take a look at all the americans who died by violence over the past 12 months. there are many. thousands and thousands. ask a simple question. how many are a killed by right wingers for political reasons? not many. since we're talking about threats here, pose th

image in my mind from june the 2nd, the day after trump and william barr unleased that police riot and blm came to the capitol the next day. i had this image of national guards and women standing at the capitol steps armed and protecting the capitol. i could not imagine somehow the capitol would be breached and much lessover run and sieged by an angry mob. my book describes what happened on that terrifying day. >> you also describe during and you were talking about that in your speech about impeaching donald trump and that very day. let's listen to it and we'll continue to discuss. >> the kids hiding under the desk, placing what they thought for their final texts and whispered phone calls to say their good-byes, they thought they're going to die. my son-in-law never been to the capitol before. when they were finally rescued over an hour later by capitol officers and we were together, i hugged them and i apologized and i told my daughter, tab tabatha -- who's 24, a brilliant algebra teacher and teach for america now i told her how sorry i was and i promised her it would not be like this aga

have had plenty of black lives matter crowds, but if a white officer shot into a crowd and killed a blm protester, i think there would be a much bigger investigation than what happened here, a young white air force veteran who was shot without a weapon. essentially, he shot into a crowd, and do you think that is appropriate? host: the justice department days ago give a status update in a press release to where the investigation is when it comes to january 6. more than 725 defendants arrested in nearly all 50 states. more than 225 defendants charged with assaulting or resisting officers. others using deadly or dangerous weapons are causing serious bodily injury to an officer. it says approximately 10 individuals have been arrested on a series of charges related to assaulting a member of the media. 640 charged with entering or remaining in a restricted federal building. 275 charged with obstructing, influencing, or impeding an official proceeding. 40 charged with conspiracy, on a variety of churches. with sentencing, approximately seven federal defendants with cases adjudicated or receive

i've used that word all in 2020 for the antifa and blm terrorists, i wasn't saying the millions of patriots across the accord supporting trump are terrorists, it was a mistake to say that yesterday. they want to paint us as nazis, i'm the one leading the fight in the senate against this garbage. >> joined by washington post write jean robinson. >> i think he used the operative word, the word craven and that was a craven performance that we saw last night from ted cruz. and, at the end of this long transformation, he looked very clear, as you pointed out, at the beginning, what he saw in donald trump, the danger he saw in donald trump, the fact he was totally in an unfit to be president of the united states, and now, he is waving the trump banner because of his own craven ambition and still wants to be president, still thinks he can be president some day, that he can somehow inherit the trump base. and so, it's -- couldn't happen to a nicer guy, but it was just an embarrassing, embarrassing performance and i just can't, it was hard to believe, it's difficult to watch. even happening to ted c

coordinate your attacks on federal courthouses or police precincts on social media like antifa did and blm did. that's how you do it. or if you are really worried about a conspiracy, you don't put words into the mouth of people. what you do is you read "time" magazine and molly ball laid it out, she used the word this was a conspiracy, a good conspiracy, a cabal. a secret history and what did she detail? she said a lot of very wealthy americans, 419 million from mark zuckerberg, they coordinated with activists, street activists to tone it down, they preselected precincts, they poured money and they sought to stem the flow of information. that seems to be much more of a conspiratorial than that sort of surface that we saw on january 6th or if you really were serious, a foreign policy would publish an article 11 days after trump was president after a very prominent pentagon lawyer wrote an she said we got to get rid of donald trump and there's only three ways to do it. you can have impeachment, pretty slow, 25th amendment, kind of messy, or you can have a military coup and she outlined it. t

to the january 6th rioters that they have about blm. the daily show did to prove the point. they edited together comments that the fox channel made about antifa and black lives matter with video from january 6th, and it looks like the joke is on fox. >> this kind of mob-like behavior has got to stop before somebody gets hurt. violence, intimidation, unacceptable in this country. >> it is not a protest. these aren't children. these are adults and they're destroying our country. >> i think what is so jarring to so many americans right now is just the fact that there's so much lawlessness. >> why isn't anybody stopping the looting and the vandalism and the destruction of public and private property? >> that giant lie handicapped the police so they couldn't do a thing to stop the riots without being accused to attacking mostly peaceful protesters. >> these include people that threw projectiles at cops. >> screaming the most disgusting things an inch away from their face. >> well, there you go. we're now just a few minutes from the one-year anniversary of january 6th. cnn is mark

>> it doesn't exist. 2,400 police officers were hospitalized from blm riots in the summer of 2020, sean. i've never heard a democrat breathe a single word about those police officers because it does not fit into their anti-trump, anti-trump voterth narrative. they don't want to talk about that. they obviously want to create the circus they have created today. >> sean: i'm c sure you both have great confidence in adam schiff ledn: one of the greatest post lies of the year and drag the country through hell. he sits on this committee. this adam schiff up. you can't. appreciated. you should be on the committee, and it shows how corrupt they are. widespread rioting, wem were talking about the summer of 2020, claiming the lives of dozens of americans. when we come back, we will speak with the families that lost loved ones in the 2020 riots. where is their commission? straight ahead. ♪ ♪ lives of six million jews and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come her

no wonder they are trying to break down -- it's the mission statement of wokism of marxism, of the blm movement is to destroy the nuclear family. it makes a lot of sense. your book is excellent. thank you so much for joining me tonight. >> great to be with you. thanks for having me. >> rachel: of course. don't go anywhere. joe concha is going on the clock next. ♪ ♪ with my hectic life you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. voya helps me feel like i've got it all under control. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. >> woman: what's my safelite story? >> vo: my car is more than four wheels. it's my after-work decompression zone. so when my windshield broke... >> woman: what?! >> vo: ...i searched for someone who really knew my car. i found the experts at safelite autoglass. with their exclusive technology, they fixed my windshield... then recalibrated the camera attached to my glass so my safety systems still work. who knew that was a thing