it is just a mistake. >> laura: and dr. mccullough, do you think we're headed in the wrong direction, as they are trying to say the whole country is red, the whole country is red with delta variant spread, of course, deaths and hospitalizations almost everywhere is down, way down. >> we are at a very low baseline. we are going to have a slight rise with the delta variance, but the delta variant really is not responsive at all, protected at all by the vaccines, so 42% of 90,000 proven delta cases in the u.k. have been vaccinated. in israel, the estimate right now from the israel health authorities that the vaccine efficacy rate is only about 60%-70%, so we expect delta cases and in fully vaccinated individuals, it will be a mild rise. is easily treatable in high-risk patients. there is no reason right now, no clinical reason to go get vaccinated. >> laura: all right, doctors, thank you. in a barely covered presentation from nearly two years ago may give the earliest inside look at how critical race theory infected our school

is that laura? >> laura: i was just on vacation from you. >> john: [laughing]. -->> sean: [laughing]. touche you win. >> laura: your comments. >> sean: did you have a good time? >> laura: it's great to get away but when you travel with children it's another level and type of stress. no matter what age they are, they pick at each other. >> sean: i am grateful my children are older now. for all of the reasons you are describing. going through tsa is 1 of them. >> laura: great show. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. tonight we will look into the real motivation behind the over the top expansion of what the capitol police are investigating. why are they moving into states like california and florida? also the two largest teacher unions are on the record, no question about it embracing critical race theory. raymond arroyo has that in "seen and unseen" and. but first the great liberal crackup. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." summer time for most americans means m

laura ingraham. remember, you performed on "the simpsons" and actually played the character of a therapist. do you remember this? >> laura: oh, no. >> you thought our only option was the breakup. >> i never said that. if i told people they didn't belong together they shouldn't be together, i would be out of a job. >> i must have dreamed that, too. >> why don't you tell us more about that dream? >> marge and i have been completed he turned around by ed. >> i think you are going to have to do a little more, homer. [laughter] >> laura: oh, my god, that was so bad. >> i think they thought you were dr. laura ingraham. anyway, stacey abrams wasn't the only me nominee, in addition to getting awards for limiting their family size, prince harry and meghan markle were also nominated for their tell-all interview with oprah winfrey, i kid you not. they got the nod for outstanding hosted nonfiction series. now, given the pushback from the royals, i'm not sure you can call this nonfiction, but this is only the beg

laura, we'll send it back to you >> laura: unbelievable story. now, while our border completely breaks down, the biden administration has set its sights elsewhere. so called american infrastructure, but not by addressing the very real issue of roads and bridges, but rather by pouring billions into political pet prong that he can could fundamentally change the face of this country. now, earlier tonight, majority leader chuck schumer decide asked to move toward a final vote on the bill despite the fact that it hasn't even been written yet. here now senator lindsey graham. senator the media still calling this effort, quote, bipartisan. how is this bipartisan and why would a single republican, even if you're retiring, grant them the veneer of legitimacy here? >> right. we're not going to file -- we're not going to proceed to a bill that's not written because that makes no sense. so if joe biden really wants to do infrastructure, roads, bridges and ports for around a trillion dollars, there are plenty of republicans that would and chuck schumer's tryi

laura ingraham is up next. >> laura: hey, judge, how are you? i don't see you yet. all i can say is the metrics and the goalposts very fuzzy after today. not clear where we are going but you did a great job. >> i think everything is fuzzy with this administration but this is just me. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. a lot to get to so let's dive right in. masks and mandates forever. that is the focus of tonight's angle. joe biden and the cdc want you to believe that they've changed their guidance on masks because the science has changed. >> i've said since the beginning that we will be guided by the science, following the science. we know we can dramatically lower the cases in this country. we just need to finish the job with science. >> we are not changing the science, the virus changed, and the science involved with the changing virus. >> laura: the science has not changed. like all pandemics, in the wind down phase there are viral variants and mutations but the science, the immunology has not changed. the variants become more transmissible bu

laura ingraham takes over from here. >> ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is a special edition of the "the ingraham angle" from washington. a week and an hour. the cdc is offering new guidance for schools this fall and a lot of parents are fuming. senator rand paul has reaction and what he plans to announce when the senate is back in session. a fanless olympics and a new bush to get you vaccinated. raymond arroyo explains that in friday's follies. first corrupt-crats gone wild. sharpton is a fraud. pretends to care about the plight of people living in urban american while supporting policies that destroy urban american. without racial unrest, he has no identity at all. yesterday he and other liberals spent 2 hours at the white house meeting with joe biden about the horrors of state voting laws that target corrupt election practices with common sense rules. >> we live here today saying we will create the movement underground to protect that right to vote. this will be a summer of activism. a summer of getting back in the streets. >> laura: getting back into the streets worked ou

laura ingraham, that gives me goose bumps. >> laura: yes. and hannity, great moment. america loves patriotic spirit, and it was a great show, and i'm jammed. >> sean: for the people to do that everywhere and shut down politics and sports. >> laura: you got it. awesome show, sean. and i will see you tomorrow. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. his facebook, twitter, and youtube over their alleged censorship? are they going to be finally held accountable? finally have to answer for silencing opposing voices, including donald trump? today his team filed a class has been lawsuit against the zuckerberg cabal, the lead attorney's units as of late to lay out his legal path to victory. but first, power grabs and needle jabs. that's the focus of tonight's angle. every day, the barbarity of covid lockdowns and school closures becomes more apparent. the great global -- who love seeing us set in and shut up were fine were our economy destroyed in even turning kids into screaming zombies. the political forces that exploited health fears, the medical

but, laura, this is not over. because as was pointed out in that prelude, we have special sessions that last 30 days. and the governor calls them and i will continue calling special session after special session because over time, it's going to continue until list above to vote. but i have to point this out. the thesis that they are operating under is completely false because with a texas law does doesn't hinder anybody abilities to vote. interestingly, when texas is seeking to do is add additional hours to vote. texas had 12 days of early voting and hours of which will be expanded, and will ensure that hours are expended on election day also so their entire thesis is completely wrong. and compare early voting in texas with early voting that we have in delaware. texas has 12 days of early voting, delaware has zero days of early voting. why am i picking on delaware? because that is where the president himself voted in the last election. and if anybody wants to talk about voter suppression, they should be talking ab

laura, take it away. >> laura: thank you so much. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. congressman kevin mccarthy and jim banks will be here any moment with their exclusive reaction to pelosi's january 6 hatchet job, plus candace owens, mollie hemingway, and raymond arroyo. but first, nancy, the insurrectionist, that's the focus of tonight's "angle." now, while nancy pelosi licks designer ice cream and pacific heights, she still fights like a gutter rat from baltimore. she uses her speaker's gavel like a hammer against any dissent and republicans who don't bow down our pounded as heartless nazis, when she calls for bipartisanship, when nancy is really saying is i need more g.o.p.ers it who hate drum. it's not an exaggeration to say that loathing trump is the glue that holds her carcass together. >> donald john trump has brought shame to the office of the united states. this office has spent four years of abusing power, outline, radicalizing his supporters. >> america has been through a civil war,

laura: what is his name? it is not a station, it is a network and none of this is about the vaccine. this is all about suppressing speech at of next year's midterm. this windbag has been in washington for almost 40 years, he was first elected to congress when i was a college freshman. what does he have to show for it all those years, does he have a state that is better off than red state counterparts? no, and no. durbin like the rest of the anti-democrats desires total control over the information flow to you, the voters, no contrary views allowed, especially when those views are backed up by actual facts and data. i don't to remind you that this show has been at the forefront of all things covid sincerely days of the pandemic and our medical experts actually are experts, they deserve to be called experts. they've been insanely accurate on everything from the oppositions the need for school closures to the discussion of the most effective covid therapies. to the viral origins question and we are right about t

laura, i wish you could join us. >> laura: that will be fun. you always get the fun trips. >> sean: you get plenty of fun trips, what he talking about? >> laura: i would love to hear what you thought of the jen psaki revelations today, that there were more cases of covid at the white house then had been previously understood. imagine if that had been the trump white house and they were always crawling all over trump to get tested. when was the last time you got tested and according to politico biden only gets tested once every couple weeks. >> sean: i don't believe that, nor do i believe it was a routine checkup already on kamala harris' schedule sunday at walter read after she was exposed to covid by the democrats in texas, i don't believe that either. >> laura: it's either effective or not effective, we've got to get these questions answered. it's fascinating. >> sean: it's a million-dollar question because it is creating vexing hesitancy. >> laura: great to see you, hannity, great show. looking forward to tomorrow. i'm laura ingraham, this i

. >> laura: good evening. i'm laura: this is a special edition of the ingraham angle from washington. the media takes on a barrage of trump books that are making the usual outlandish claims in the predictable reaction from the adoring press corps. and inside the moments you miss from the biden merkel love fest at the white house and this is my favorite of the night. there's a new target, your pickup truck. we are going to explain. we begin with something that will not just define this week but how democrats will cling to power for years to come. we are not talking about the laughable field trip on the private jet to dc. this is during the press briefing, the biden administration made clear they are going to stop at nothing to put a stranglehold on all the available information about covid. >> within the surgeon general's office flagging problematic posts that spread disinformation, we are working to connected medical experts with -- popular with our audiences with accurate information so we're getting trusted

laura: thank you. a twisted claim, the last bite explains it. >> it's really reminds me of that reaction an >> really reminds me of the reaction in the response to the brown versus board of education when there was widespread fear the desegregated schools with black children are going to be harmful to white children. laura: racist flames, wants to take us back a generation because without that type of hyperbole about present-day america, people who disagree with his vision of it, his money dries up, gone. they always have to take it to the next level. don't forget to set your dvr to never miss us. greg gutfeld takes it from here. >> the federal government spent trillions of dollars to keep americans alive during this pandemic so it is the government's business. todd: it is friday july 9th, the white house and cleanup of mode after president biden's hhs secretary claims it is the government's right to know your vaccine status. jillian: georgia police arrest a man in the murder of a georgia golf pro that

laura: that u.s. state department has urged cuba's government to reopen the internet days after the largest protests in decades. opposition sources say dozens of people have been arrested since sunday's protest. unauthorized plic gatherings are illegal and protests are rare. the president described the protest as mercenaries. for more i spoke to a journalist in havana. it sounds ashough cuba's police state is still alive and well and have the ability to crackdown on theserotests. >> so far, yes. it is still a tense situation. the government is concerned, but so far they have managed fairly well by their point of view. laura: what have you seen on the streets? >> i have been here a long tim i was in the 1994 right in havana. i have been here a long time, seen it all. this is by far the most significant event on sunday that has happened since early in the revolution decades ago. not only because there were more people. they were widespread. they were in havana. santiago. important cities. they were in a

. >> laura: good evening. i'm laura ingraham. this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle" from washington. a week in an hour. this takes on a barrage of trump books that are making the usual outlandish claims and the usual reaction from the press corps. raymond arroyo takes us inside the moments you missed at the white house with biden and merkel. and the graniacs have a new target. it's your pickup truck. we'll explain. we begin tonight with something that will not just define this week but reveals how democrats are going to seek to cling to power for years and years to come. we're not talking about the j.v. team of the texas dems and their laughable field trip on the private jet to d.c. yesterday at the white house during the press briefing, the biden administration made clear that they're going to stop at nothing to put a complete strangle hold on all the available information about covid. >> increase information research and tracking within the surgeon generals problem, flagging problematic posts for facebook that sprea

laura you have a great show. >> laura: was that sarah carter? >> sean: it was. >> laura: she is fabulous. >> sean: she is fluent in spanish. >> laura: awesome person. those people appreciate freedom and understand the cost of liberty. this should be recognized by every american. >> sean: many people told me to tell you hello. i was so inspired by the people. it was incredible. what a great experience and how hard they are fighting for a cause, their family and friends and neighbors. >> laura: americans take note. thank you. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. we begin with a fox news alert. this is a scene in washington, d.c. just a few hours ago. 20 to 30 shots were fired on a popular street filled with well heeled washingtonians at a popular outdoor restaurants. two males were shot with nonlife threatening injuries. this comes less than a week after gun shots rang out outside of national park. the 101 homicides in her city should have been a wake up call but maybe it will take the feathers of the el

that's all the time we have left, let not your heart be troubled, laura, big show tonight. >> laura: what you're trying to say about poor old joe with the needles and the trash? speed to one of the things he was most proud of and apparently the rest stop is not a place are going to want to stop it if you're on i-95. >> laura: remember all the robert byrd he would have the rest stops, every street, every post office, it was a classic example of government waste, fraud, and abuse. to have to rename everything after some long sitting senator. >> sean: that was his friend and partner, the former klansman he tried to stop integration of schools with. >> laura: the finger has always pointed back at them, every time they wag the finger. great show, we are jam tonight. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington, no time to waste so let's dive right in. meet president bernie biden, that's the focus of tonight's angle. during the democratic primary debate, joe biden went out of his way to reassure suburban voters that he wasn't a bernie sanders style socialist. >> why are

. >> thank you, laura. >> laura: final thoughts. remember, freedom matters. when we come back. >> laura: with all this woke is a mapping all over the place, remember, freedom matters. just in time for the beach. go out there, have fun with your family. all sorts of great gear. freedom matters made in the usa all for a great cause. remember, it sponsored scholarships, all of the profits go to them this month. find more at lauraingraham.com. remember, all of the proceeds go to charity. everybody have a good weekend. fly your flag, spend time with their family and friends, enjoy yourself. you deserve it. we will see you at 10:00 p.m. eastern. "gutfeld!" is next. ♪ ♪ >> we are not defunding the police. >> are there people in the democratic party -- >> are the republican party sucking the blood out of kids. >> greg: stop sniffing children snacks. ♪ ♪ >> greg:

laura ingraham, she will be there sitting next to you. >> laura: i love that. i am so glad you are doing that every night, because that is america. what we are seeing and everyone hating on the flag, america is awful, racist, that is not where most people are. i don't care what they are teaching in schools, that is not what most people want to hear. i completely agree with you. >> sean: baseball, basketball, football. every sport. hockey, you name it, ufc. >> laura: yeah, parade. probably love your country, knowing no country is perfect and we always have to work on a lot of stuff, personally and nationally. >> sean: well said. big ufc fight this weekend. >> laura: yes! hannity, awesome show. all right, i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. last night, anthony fauci took to the airwaves and told americans to get over it, just go get the shot. well, one woman did just that. she is here tonight to share her harrowing experience. it's a story you will not see anywhere else. but first, hide your kids. that is the focus of tonight

back here tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am a laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from a very busy washington tonight. i california restaurant owner has decided to ignore gavin newsom's new edicts, throwing open his eatery to the unvaccinated and mask lists. he's here tonight on why he's doing it his own way and why he isn't scared of the repercussions. plus one of the most embarrassing displays you will ever see from a sitting united states congressman. raymond arroyo has a cringeworthy video in seen and unseen. but for a star general discontent. that's a focus of tonight's angle. now towards the end of the show last night i interviewed a guess that you have probably never heard of before. josiah lippincott, a marine vet and a student at hillsdale college shared a sock, because shocking story that i think it speaks volumes about the state of today's current military leadership. major general patrick donahoe, the commanding officer at fort benning, georgia, apparently has so much time on his hands that he decided to take up a fight with him, who would criticize the milita

laura: thank you. another bit of breaking news, the biden department of homeland security made an announcement that recognize women's failure at the border, we will talk to dan patrick as he reacts to the breaking news next plus ben shapiro is here and how the authoritarian left is ascendant in every aspect of american life. horizon? the answers lie beyond the roads we know. we recognize that energy demand is growing, and the world needs lower carbon solutions to keep up. at chevron, we're working to find new ways forward, like through our venture capital group. backing technologies like electric vehicle charging, carbon capture and even nuclear fusion. we may not know just what lies ahead, but it's only human... to search for it. ♪ watch the olympic games on xfinity ♪ ♪ root for team usa and feel the energy ♪ ♪ 7000 plus hours of the olympics on display ♪ ♪ with xfinity you get every hour of every day ♪ ♪ different sports on different screens ♪ ♪ you can watch it anywhere ♪ ♪

laura: absolutely. the other drama of the games has been the american powerhouse gymnast simone biles, who had to withdraw from two events this week, but tell us who she was cheering on today in this fairytale ending. sarah: absolutely. it was a great story for sunisa lee, who went on to win gold in that women's all-around event. she said before the games, coming into it, she never imagined she would win gold in such a simone biles dominant event, but simone biles was cheering her on of the arena last night, and she said that simone biles helped her deal with the pressure coming into it, as over the last day or so, all the pressure and focus was on her, because such is the u.s. dominance in this event, they won gold medals in this event for every addition of the game since 2004, so she was really feeling the pressure. simone biles helped her with her, her teammates helped her with it, and she was able to cope with the intense pressure and scrutiny, and went on to win that goal, and you can see the tears

laura: the u.s. is sending fbi agents to haiti to help with the investigation into the assassination of the country's president. haiti's government has reportedly asked the u.s. to send troops to proct the country's key infrastructure. the murder accordingly involved colombian soldiers. >> some of the men haitian authorities say assassinated the country's president on parade for the media hours after a gunfight with security forces. the poli also displayed some of the weapons they seized. three members of the gang were killed and eight are on the run. the citizens of this impoverished nation are outraged. some members of the public have joined in the search for those still at large. as well as former colombian soldiers, there were also two americans of haitian descent. >> in response to the haitian government's request for security at investigative assistance, we will send senior officials as soon as possible to assess the situation. >> the leader of a country with a long history of political upheava

laura: this iss america. afghan security forces claim they will retake all of the areas that have fallen to the taliban as we learn more about the withdrawal of u.s. troops. authorities in nigeria closed more than a dozen schools after a series of kidnapping, parents are angry and scared. the u.k. health minister says daily covid cases could rise to 100,000 the summer, even as restrictions in britain are lifted. plus, how one of the world's most daring artists use lockdown to chae course. like 's moved from sharks to cherry blossoms. >> there are enough flowers in the world. maybe she got me. laura: welcome to world news amica. the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan is accelerating. the pentagon said the exit is more than 90% complete as the taliban capture districts. this map shows the areas of taliban control. reporter: the taliban have been advancing across afghanistan. in some areas, they had surrendered. in others, resistance. the group iin control of around one third of all districts. afghan officials vow

laura: i am laura trevelyan in washington, d.c. and this is "bbc world news america." after 20 years of war, it is time to go. president biden says the u.s. will end its mission in afghanistan at the end of august even as the taliban gains ground. >> i will not send another generation of americans to war in afghanistan with no reasonable expectation of achieving a different outcome. laura: and men hunt in haiti leads to the arrest of six people following the assassination of the country's president. a u.s. citizen is among those caught. public anger is rising in brazil as the president's handling of the covered crisis. we will have a special report from brasilia. plus, enjoying a summer picnic just like the royals do. the gardens at buckingham palace reopened to the public following lockdown. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. the taliban continues to make gains in afghanistan, president biden has defended his decision to withdraameric troops. the rapid exit of u.s. forces has led to concern about all-out civil war. mr. biden said the u.s. h

laura: thank you so much for joining us tonight. here in the united states, the battle against covid is taking two different paths. new york city was the scene of celebration at the big apple hosted a tickertape parade for frontline workers. new york with the global epicenter last year. now it has bounced back with fewer than 200 new cases per day. restrictions have been lifted, but some are warning it may be too early to pop the champagne because of the delta variant. according to the cdc, this training account for more than half of the new cases in the united states. that is the big picture. in the midwestern states of missouri, kansas and iowa, where than 80% of new infections are from the delta variant. in utah and colorado it makes up nearly three quarterof new infections. joining us now is dr. to friedman, the former director of the cdc who is now president and ceo of resolve to save lives. thanks so much for being with us. do you think it is little early to celebrate? >> we are certainly in much better shape than me were befo

laura: indeed. if you want to join that cheery troop, you must be 55 years old and have what the squad describes as a self-proclaimed good looks. it is an exclusive group. i will be applying very soon. i am laura trevelyan, thanks for watching world narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, masking up-- the c.d.c. revises its guidelines f face coverings as the delta variant of covid-19 drives a widespread rise in infections. we get the latest from doctor anthony fauci. then... >

laura: so much chaos facing south africa. the european union has set sweeping proposals to reach its goal of becoming carbon neutral. plans include new taxes and ending the sale of new petrol cars by 2035. the plan needs to be approved and the eu parliament. the u.s. justice department says the fbi made mistakes in handling the allegations against larry nassar, usa gymnastics dr.. in a long related report, officials highlighted missteps. he is serving the equivalent of a life sentence for a range of charges. he was accused of abusing hundreds of women and girls. pop royalty grace to the right house -- white house press room. encouraging young people to get vaccinated. the 18-year-old was too young to vote for the president but has been offering her talents and social medialatforms to convince younger americans to get the jab. six years after the iran nuclear deal, the country's president says iran could enrich uranium weapons grade level if required. iran says it has never stopped nuclear weapons. the program is designed to p

laura: exciting. tell us about germany's female gymnasts and have a have been making waves with protests around sexualized costumes. reporter: it's really interesting. we cite a couple of months ago, in a team competition. it made headlines then. they said they did not feel comfortable in the leotards, they felt more comfortable on the floor when they could wear a full body suit. they have done it again. it's an interesting talking point, when we see so many athletes being vocal, outspoken. we also had the case in europe of the handball team from norway. they were competing in briefs, they wanted to compete in shorts, they got find because that was a breach of uniform. however, they have -- pink stepped in, and the farm has been donated to charity to help more girls get involved in sports. it is rtainly something that organizers are going to have to look at and have flexibility on. laura: finally, which country is celebrating its first ever gold-medal? reporter: the philippines, a waitlist -- weightli

laura: bravo. before we go, authorities in south korea have a new target in the battle against covid. gyms. they have been told they can't play fast music for two weeks. the cutoff is 120 beats per minute. the idea is the faster the music, the hotter the exercise, so those in the gym leave more germs in the air. gangnam style is a no go. 132 beats per minute. but the latest hit is 114 beats. treadmills can go faster than 3.7 mile per hour. let's hope it curves covid. i am laura trevelyan. thanks for wching bbc world news america. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ captioning sponsored by n

laura ingraham takes over from here. >> ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is a special edition of the "the ingraham angle" from laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is a special edition of the ingraham angle from washington. new guidance for schools this fall and a lot of parents fuming. rand paul has reaction to that and will tell us what he plans to announce when the senate comes back in session. fans as well as olympics and romantic new push, raymond arroyo explains that in friday follies and the focus of tonight's angle. how sharpton is a fraud and always has been. he pretends to care about the plight of people living in urban america while supporting the very policies that helped destroy urban america. he pretends to promote love and unity but his bread and butter is fomenting racial unrest because without it he has no identity at all. yesterday he and other liberal activists spent almost 2 hours at the white house meeting with president biden about the so-called horrors of state voting laws that target corrupt lecture practices with commonsense rules. >> we will create a mo

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laura: awesome show, great to see you tonight. i am laura ingraham. at 2019 presentation by the former head of the national council for social studies may be the forerunner to was we know now a crt. we got our hands on the document, we will bring you details you won't see anywhere else but first the lamest show on earth is the focus of tonight's angle. it free -- ever since the wrinkling brothers barnum & bailey circus shutdown after 446 years in business there hasn't been anything close to replacing it. the excitement or the drama. but today biden tried to fill that void when he stepped on stage in philadelphia. >> free and fair elections, i have said it before. we are facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. that's not hyperbole. since the civil war. confederates back then never breached the capitol is insurrectionist did on january 6th. laura: perhaps he could consult merriam-webster on the meaning of hyperbole. it is an assault on democracy to allow an extra hour of required early voting in texas, 2 to 3 hours longer

that's not something we should be doing in america. >> laura: final thoughts when we return. >> laura: i want to end with something my old boss ronald reagan once had. freedom is a fragile thing and is never more than one generation away from that that warning proved all too prescient. we have to stand up, we have to stand up for this country that we love. we certainly can let our kids and our grandchildren be taught that we are a horrible, awful, racist place that's really irredeemable. this is a country that is unlike any other. it is special because of our freedom. and our history, sometimes complicated, it still amazing. look at all we have learned and all we -- how we have grown. that's all the time we have. set your dvr every weeknight at 10:00 p.m. eastern's we never miss us. hope you enjoy the long independence day weekend and i pray that you spend honoring our great country. i'll see you right back your tomorrow night. greg gutfeld takes it all from here. ♪ ♪ >> greg: oh, hey, i didn't know you would be stopping by. today is technically a holiday so i'm not really here. t

laura: mistrust lingering in israel. there was supposed to be a pride march in georgia on monday, but campaigners called off the event at the last minute after ultranationalist far-right groups took to the streets, tearing down the tents, throwing bottles and sticks. they also scale the building of the pride office, replacing the pride flag with the georgia national one. organizers of the march said they could not risk human lives and march under the circumstances. for more, i spoke to the bbc corrpondent. the prime minister called this march before it was supposed to happen, unacceptable to a large sector of society. what can you tell us about who attacked the office? reporter: there were some radical nationalists. conservative groups, quite violence groups. it was not like one group. the church said they condemned the violence, but on the other hand we know in georgia we have a conservative society. the call from the church and there is opposition to the march was important. laura: why have lgbtqights become such a fla

laura: this iss america. the last american troops have last afghanistan after waging war for almost 20 years as the taliban offensive gains ground. the number of deaths linked to the coronavirus in india has passed 400,000. only the u.s. and brazil have seen a higher death toll. and zambia holds a state funeral for its founding resident, a leader of africa's struggle against apartheid and aids. ♪ welcome to world news. american troops have left their base in afghanistan, the center of operations for almost 20 years. the war began after the 9/11 attacks which killed a most 3000. hundreds lost their lives here in new york city. as america is ending his longest war, the taliban is gaining ground. a security correspondent frank gardner now reports. >> the most strategically vital base in the country. last night, the u.s. military pulled out after nearly 20 years following the decision by president biden for u.s. forces to leave afghanistan. >> we are on track exactly where we expected to be. we wanted to make s

laura: i spoke to another reporter for more. the bers have been imprisoned by the imprisonment of jacob zuma, but what about overlying conditions that make people so desperate? >> i think the arrest of zuma ignited what has been bubbling under the surface for south africans. youth unemployment is three out of four jobless. the general unemployment rate is 32%. there is inequality and poverty. all of these issues essentially coalesced and cated a fertile ground for south africans to revolt against the system and also the covid-19 pandemic as well. south africa has had one of the harshest lockdowns in the world. recently lockdown restrictions were instituted which banned the sale of alcohol and made it much tougher for people who don't have jobs to find ways of making a living for themselves. so these issues combined to create the perfect storm for south africans who have beeno dissatisfied and decided to act out in these rampant acts of looting and violence. laura: now that south africa's government is going to deploy troops to k

>>laura: thank you, sean. we have an awesome show tonight and we will see you tomorrow. >> have a great show. >> an awesome show tonight and we will see you tomorrow. there is a lot of talk about the olympics but we are having other awards tonight that we will get to later in the show but first, the day fauci became president is the focus of tonight's angle. it seems just like yesterday. >> one of our 100 day challenges is asking the american people to mask up for the first hundred days, the next 99 days. the mask is become a partisan issue unfortunately but it is a patriotic act, the fact is it is the single best thing we can do, more important than the vaccine, give it time to work. laura: being goal knew that the hundred days appeal was just a shtick. the mask became a political symbol for too many left, they didn't want to give it up so soon. >> this emergency will never pass. remember, it was 15 days to slow the spread, 100 days to mask up. they keep changing the rules of the game because that is what the

. ♪ laura: i am laura trevelyan in washington, this is bbc world news america. farewell to quarantine for vaccinated americans in your use traveling to most of the u.k., just in time for the civil -- summer holidays. south africa's taxing effort is gaining steam. laysia has a long way to go. simone biles is out of another olympic event. the star gives more insight to why she quit. we will explain. plus. how the ocean can generate electricity from tides and cut down on fossil fuels. we report on the sea's most powerful ti tidal turbine. ♪ welcome to world news america. just in time for peak travel season. the u.k. government has announced vaccinated europeans won't have to quarantine. the change comes into effect on monday. officials say this will help reunite family and friends. the u.s. is keeping its travel ban in place, and people still can come here. weill discuss the medical implications. first, our transport correspondent reports on the business impact. reporter: if you come for the weather. u.k's international tourists have mostly kept away. there is so

laura: it is completely insane. your confrontation with this week was so important thank you for doing it. a wild we can politics. president biden's townhall got a lot of attention but we will tell you why he may have some democrats more. ari fleischer next. team usa is ready for the olympic games... ...and so are mike and eddie! show me the olympics. they easily catch every single event with the award-winning xfinity voice remote. show me bmx racing! show me swimming. track and field. shot put. skateboarding. water polo. climbing! discus. surfing. dressage. dressage? it's horse dancing. magnificent. with the best of the olympics, and everything else you love, it's a way better way to watch! cheer on team usa with xfinity x1. say "show me the olympics in 4k" so you can watch in stunning 4k ultra hd. >> laura: a lot of the focus this week has been on joe biden is on president biden because of his townhall but nancy pelosi made the most significant news. you saw her continuing to evolve of the progressives in her part