carol and jeremy, thank you so much. so it turns out residents of a small texas town were not told that illegal immigrant teens were about to be dumped in their own backyard. texas lieutenant governor dan patrick is here on that. could the george floyd judge in that horrible of course murder case decide to conceal potentially critical evidence? were going to explain moments our retirement plan with voya, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special needs... giving us confidence in our future... ...and in kevin's. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. >> it's not just the message. it's also providing the legal and safe avenue for them to come, and we are rebuilding that with tremendous speed. this is what we do. we know how to secure the border. >> we are doing everything we can to make sure we have facilities that are appropriate for children so that they can be processed quickly and moved to sponsored families, foster homes. >> laura: by now it'

jeremy, i think a diverse military is something we have, thank goodness. but she diversity officer but chief diversity officer? >> let me first say that the army has a long way of leading on the issue of race. the army was the first to desegregate its armed forces as a whole desegregate it, and we've always been for that. i just left my time in service and i can tell you that the spirit is one team, 15. you might be wondering why is the biden the administration suddenly panicking about culture in the military and you have to wonder you have the word diversity is a code word to rush in policies. we have to be aware of that and see what's actually happening behind the curtain. >> laura: chief diversity officer in the military and princeton university, not trying to pick on princeton but this is happening in corporations, jeremy said we see it in the military. at this theological seminary, there is mandatory training sessions. and this disturbing moment, watch. >> it creates a space where we can really grapple with our whiteness and how we have been socialize

sorry, jeremy. i know it's going to be total speculation. but test central our technology is seeing it, i don't know, at the risk of being don lemon and talking about black holes on television, is it like maybe, you know, time space issues? is it from another dimension maybe not extraterrestrial what is it. >> all options are on the table and how they can be properly removed and not there yet. >> will: can't remove one of them? >> well, i think we can remove domestic foreign powers. you know, but that's to be seen. >> will: you are right. that seems to be one the government ising you ising. we know of so such technology domestically or internationally so, that one might be actually. >> domestic or foreign. >> will: i do take it seriously. i do hope to talk to you in a bigger and longer forum. i'm curious what i agree is a very serious are. thanks jeremy. >> thank you for talking about it. >> will: you bet. what's next, something very serious, dead serious, i have something to take up with that man. on the clock is next. he doesn't know what'

that's a joke, jeremy. here's the -- go ahead. >> well, i'm just saying that the idea though it is that we don't know who is flying these craft. we don't know the intent of those operating these vehicles. and our government is taking it very seriously. right now there is legislation on the floor that is being debated to create a really profoundly robust ufo study group, something that is not in the shadows of secrecy, deep within the pentagon but something that is now more beholden to the public and having to be transparent. we are all looking for ufo transparency. one individual case of ufos is not something to hang your hat on. the general large topic when you have multiple sensor systems picking these up and, again, when these things are invading our restricted airspace that's when it becomes really important to the american and global public. >> will: that's exactly right. the point is we can make jokes whether or not it's aliens or flying saucers. our airspace. the united states government has acknowle

jeremy, you're doing good work. great to see you on the scene there. raline, you're volunteering there. tell me your experience. i know you had some relationship with the candle factory. how are you do something. >> doing okay. i'm volunteering -- i live in the city. if it wasn't for operation barbecue relief, i wouldn't be able to deliver meals to people that can't make it out of their homes. so yeah, the candle factory, my daughter worked there. we were down there the first night helping people out, as many as we could. so yeah. >> martha: absolutely brutal, terrible week. jeremy, talk to me act how you come in and what you do to help to the greatest extent you can. >> sure. saturday morning when we woke up, the first thing we did is start making phone calls and rolling trucks. by sunday, we were on site here getting set up. at the same time we were setting up our sight, we got our meals out to those that we could. now we're finally up to production, we have the capacity to do up to 20,000 meals a day if the need is there. you know, we're hoping that

the problem is worse than jeremy says. it's not just political opportunism in 2021. it's the fact that these politicians on the left have for decades ignored a serious problem that plagues asian-americans in urban areas. now they decided there is racism going on but it's racism from trump and trump supporters. >> jeremy what impact does the socio-economic situation? some research made a link between economic considerations and how that might be driving the anti-asian violence on the ground. there is some of that going back to the rodney king riots in los angeles in 1992 which were the most serious recent case of mass violence that impacted the asian-american community and korea-town was devastated. they did a good job of protecting themselves with their second amendment rights. what i think was one of the economic tensions with the issue was simply that you had in many cases a lot of asian-american business owners in the african-american communities and there was a lot of resentment over that. i don't think that's justified resentment. but that was a point of tension

first of all, let's start with you, jeremy. i mean, the subtitle of your book, where big tech went wrong and how can we reboot. what's the main argument about how it went wrong? >> so the big idea here, steve, and thanks so much for having us tonight the, is that the operating system for big tech is broken, that we repeatly see ourselves in -- repeatedly see ourselves in a situation where big tech is designing technologies that have enormous benefits in some ways for our lives but also evident harms. you talked about some of the harms tonight, and the question is why does this keep happening. and at the core of that is the concentration of power in the hands of a very small number of individuals -- steve: yes, yes. >> -- who impose their values on the rest of us by the design and scaling of these technologies without any constraint, without transparency and without accountability. steve: exactly. concentrate -- i use that phrase so often in so many contexts about so many policy areas. rob, you can add to that or maybe move into

what do you expect to see in that, jeremy. >> right. so we are witnessing, observing, picking up on every type of data that our military has advanced aerospace vehicles that are able to outmaneuver our greatest warplanes. and they are penetrating and there are incursions in our most restricted airspace around our nuclear weapons. this is something that the military is very interested in and they have been lying to the american public. we now know that 1969, project blue book ended but there were other ufo programs. now we are at a place where we see these objects flying with impunity. have you tic-tacs ufo. all these pilots coming forward and obviously to me numerous individuals providing footage that have been confirmed by the pentagon. so now, you know, we do know, ufos are real. now what they are, you know, maybe as well as i do. we all got to find out. >> will: we do need to find out to your point these are incredible decorated fighter pilot u.s. military personnel who have made these sightings and that has now been acknowledged by

joining now is rob o'neill, retired navy seal, team six operator, jeremy hunt, army vet. rob, what's this push to her child about? >> the push to purchase what it's all about. they want to politicize anything they can to hurt the right from using the national guard, and surrounding the capitol. if you want 80 plus million votes. we are there to support our democracy and that's about it. but then you get people who want to rewrite the rules for us, politicizing. these are the people to jump behind their desks when the demons come. we are the ones that killed the demons. all they're doing is using us. you mentioned morel earlier, morale is very important for the men and women to do their jobs which is very hard and underpaid. they lose morale and they're out there to fight for the country. president clinton, bush, obama, trump, and biden. i was there to serve the country, not because i'm a republican or democrat but because i'm an american. >> laura: jeremy, when you look at the capitol, i find it depressing. we found out today that -- and its homeland security committing h

i am a mother in california and jeremy, my sweet dragon baby jeremy. there there, jeremy >> greg: that person playing nancy pelosi needs a lot of help. >> it's more true than you know. >> greg: aren't they kind of forgetting with the military actually does? we aren't interested in conserving energy. speak out the military is a killing machine. i think that if you're going to try to make a killing machine woke up, you're going to fail. >> greg: i think so. >> there's nothing woke about it and it's not supposed to be woke. i also don't think i would you environmentally friendly kill someone? >> greg: and what that make -- >> what they care? >> greg: we're going to kill you using solar powered drones. >> if you get the bad guy ready to kill him but we forgot to charge the drone. >> greg: if we go electric come of this good to lot of extension cords. >> nuclear! >> greg: i don't know if you want to go there. >> nuclear power, that's the way to go, boom, boom. set it and forget it. nancy was quick on the buzzer agreeing with this, what are the 140 countries

here with his take is jeremy hunt, great to see you. let me read a little bit of this piece from the late milliliter, critical race theory discusses the title. it is a wonderful time of year to muse on the freedoms, opportunities and blessings of the wonderful country we live in. however a great threat to those attributes now hovers over our nation and literally imperils all that our ancestors fought for. critical race theory is prevalent throughout high academic institutions and federal government and its agencies. how do you view the threat the author mentions? >> it seems like it is already starting to happen. i remember just last year my little sister-in-law, only a high school, was about to post on social media something celebrating the fourth of july but she hesitated. why did you hesitate? because my friends will make fun of me if i post something a little bit too patriotic, too celebratory. that saddens me. that is where we are right now. high school students afraid to post anything celebratory. last night one of my friends twee

what is the whole story, jeremy? >> well, here's the thing. there has always been a very diverse ideological diversity in the black community for a long time. this is a history. this is black history. and cancel culture wants to completely supplant all of thatt voices and views that have been there throughout history. if you look at even in the back early 1900s peculiarer t. washington and booker d. deboise. dr. king and malcolm x it h. different views. there has always been different approaches thousand advance the black community and achieve equality. now we get black history we get all that papered #-z over. or painted as one monolith or president biden you ain't black unless you vote democrat. actually, history teaches us quite the contrary. jillian: in your piece, you say cancel culture warriors were keenly exclude legends and give a couple examples i will give one like clarence thomas it. why do you think that happens? >> they happen to think to be conservatives and if you promote someone who is a conservative who is black, who is promin

jeremy corbell, i appreciate you coming on tonight. i hope i see you soon. thank you. >> no problem, thank you. >> tucker: cnn chief body building correspondent and a moral voice for the channel is angry that some people aren'tce wearing their masks, even though they say they are following the science. it is an amazing story. and we've got it for you next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: chris cuomo has a rage problem or we don't know where it comes from. sometimes chris cuomo does get angry, okay, pretty darn angry. when he does, we pay attention. recently, he was very angry at people who had been vaccinated or had the coronavirus warhead antibodies who are immune from getting it apparently and not wearing masks. and that infuriated chris cuomo, watch. >> wanting to know when this could all end, but it is hard to see how attacking dr. fauci helps. it ends when they get our crap together. t that is why it is baffling when senator ted cruz joining rand paul ditching his mask to walk the halls of congress. and the current cdc guidelines states clearly if you are vaccinated

jeremy hole is a member of the litchfield school, and litchfield doesn't have a bad school system as these things go, it's a washing critical race theory, the stools suspensions, and the push back against his colleagues is roiling the school board, jeremy, i see that the local press is painting you as someone who has opened up a culture war in your school district, what is behind all this? >> mark, thank you very much for having me on. i'm not speaking for the board, but our school system is inherently dishonest. while everyone was suffering with covid school closures, they secretly conspired to implement socialist indoctrination. the board passed an equity statement glossing over being based on ibram x. kendi's antiracist definition. next, the district secretly created a transformational equity procedure manual to promote critical race theory and curriculum, discipline, hiring, and training for all staff members and teachers. >> mark: just let me stop you on that, transformation expiratory what manual? >> is called a transformational equity work manual. it's actually a procedure man

jeremy corbell i appreciate you coming on tonight. i hope i see you soon. thank you. >> no problem, thank you. >> tucker: over cnn chief body building correspondent and a moral voice for the channel is angry that some people aren't wearing their masks, even though they say they are following the science. it is an amazing story. and we've got it for you next. ♪ ♪ - hello, michael youssef, here. you know, when jesus stretched his arms on that cross, he is inviting whomsoever would come to him, confessing and repenting, to receive his embrace. only then will you experience his eternal peace. will you accept his invitation? - [announcer] to learn more about the one who is ready to accept you wherever you are in life, visit findingtruepeace.com. >> tucker: chris cuomo has a rage problem or we don't know where it comes from. sometimes chris cuomo does get angry, okay, pretty darn angry. when he does, we pay attention. recently, he was very angry at people who had been vaccinated or had the coronavirus warhead antibodies who are immune from getting it apparent

joining us jeremy hunt, army veteran and law student. a bunch of different areas but i will tap into your service part of your background, jeremy. did you worry about servicing people who voted differently with you and should we be worried about the national guard who didn't vote for joe biden? >> no, look, when i served in the army come i had the privilege for serving for five years. i served for people with all different types of political views. what pointed us together was a common creed, at the oath that we took to the constitution. look, here is the thing. there are some insurrectionist's some crazy people who plan on doing crazy things at the inauguration. look, they have no business wearing the uniform for the united states military. go home, get out, that is completely unacceptable. and if you are a united states congressman and think it is accessible stomach acceptable to sow seeds of hate, you too have no business being in this country. if you think all conservatives are somehow an insider threat, we don't need that in our cou

we have jeremy hunt, west point grad. we don't have him. hopefully we'll get him soon. good morning and happy veterans day. >> thanks, carley, good morning. carley: da he co-take, how do -- dakota, how do you feel about this, some navy seals say they've had their religious exemptions denied and if they don't get vaccinated then they'll get a pay cut or a demotion or be punished in some way. how do you feel about that? >> i mean, look, i think there's two sides to it. right. look, we -- first off, i think it's not even right for them to threaten to kick them out for the fact that they're not getting the vaccine or for them to look at them and say, hey, you're going to get out for an other than honorable discharge. this is something that came up, this mandate camp up after they came in. look, if the religious exemption is out there, they should get the religious exemption. if the military doesn't want to accept that, they should let the service member transition out at the end of this and go on about their way if this is how the military wants to hold this. carley: yeah.

lacey smith joins us live with jeremy to answer the question, is illegal. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> shannon: this is how it is described. the process that you went through. smith, you, ask the company according to "newsweek," do you think it's possible to regulate morality. she made the query in an online company form which was public for employees and they were invited to comment. apparently several alaska airlines employees. the comment was taken down. how did you go from asking a question to being fired? >> if you have the answer to that, that would be great. basically i asked the question one morning when i woke up and saw the article and i read it. it felt like a question to ask for your last guest just talked about moral duty. i brought up morality in the forum. when doing that, they basically suspended me from all of my work trips, called me in, questioned me, and i never worked -- i haven't worked since. >> shannon: jeremy, your group said in its notice of discharge to ms. smith, alaska airlines claim defining gender identity or sexua

jeremy, please come back soon. >> absolutely. take care. >> shannon: thanks, jeremy. secretary of state blinken says america's ability to promote democracy and human rights is "tarnished." mike pompeo was here next to respond and much more when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. ♪upbeat music♪ transitions™ light under control. ♪upbeat music♪ transitions™ signature gen 8™ available now, in 4 vibrant style colors. transitions™ we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out

jeremy for our. is this the same jeremy here? the e-mail he got from edward holmes dated february 4, 2020 that reads fundamental science completely neutral is rain. did not mention others because it will make us look like loonies. what will make you look like loans? is the same peter on the letter from the eagle house alliance, he e-mailed doctor fauci date, it's going to be important. april 18, 2020, eagle health alliance guy, doctor fauci, i just want to say a personal thank you on behalf of our staff to collaborate. thank you for what? by the way, that's redacted. redacted under b7a. what. dagen: a? compiled for law enforcement purposes. if somebody investigating this really? certainly looks like it. is there a criminal investigation going on here? i got more here. what was he thinking doctor fauci for? was at this? >> there was a study that we can make available, a group of highly qualified virologists looking at the sequences there, the sequences as they evolve and the mutation it took to get where it is now where it's total

and concern west point grad and army vet jeremy hunt. jeremy, good morning to you. >> good morning, how are you steve? steve: i'm doing great. thank you very much. there you have got congressman from the great state of tennessee, steve cohen saying that that joe biden should be worried that a bunch of people with guns near him might kill him. >> yeah. it is absolutely ridiculous. i mean, look, when i was on active duty actually had an opportunity to serve with a lot of up credible men and women of the national guard. and one thing that just to be clear we actually have jobs outside of the military as well. so they are -- they are local law enforcement officers. they are small -- friends small businessman. they are healthcare workers. and they literally drop everything at a moment's notice as they deploy to the capitol to serve. leaving their families behind. they deploy to the capitol to serve. and honestly, that's a lot more than i can say about congressman cohen, i don't know if he has ever served because he is doing a tremendous disse

steve: sure, absolutely and jeremy, i can hear traffic going by. i think you live on a corner lot , and so you put these flags on the busy part of the lot so people see the flags and so people will not forget. right? >> right, right. yeah, we wanted to make sure that they were really visible for our community and we do get a lot of traffic by here all day long, and i think people have been appreciative of it. we get honks and people that drive by pretty slowly, so yeah. just wanted to make sure that we were getting the most visibility steve: sure, and aniston, your family got together to do those pictures and does that make you feel good that you are remembering these people who died? >> yes, it does make me feel good that we will remember them. steve: absolutely and jeremy i know this is personal to you, because your dad was a vet. >> yeah, my dad is an army vet, served in vietnam, and so the flag, the country, everything that it represents is very personal to me. just really immense amount of gratitude for our service men and women and the sacrif

jeremy and joins us to react. folks like chuck schumer, elizabeth warren, they are calling for president biden to cancel 50,$000 in debt for 43 million americans, they say it is a matter of racial and economic justice. what do you say? >> let me debunk that right now. this is not about economic and racial justice, those are terms and labels they slap on whatever policy they want in an effort to legitimize it but let me be clear, the student loan forgiveness policy is about college-educated americans forcing working-class americans to pay their bills and it is a regressive policy. overtime it is unfair, if you want to wonder why student loan forgiveness is so important, you have to look at the universities are increasingly becoming these kind of woke indoctrination centers. i'm moving through that and consider that with experience of course they want to subsidize their indoctrination camps and is a bailout for the big universities. now the pressure is completely off the universities to stop overcharging students, t

joining me now, jeremy adams, high school civics teacher and author of the fab new book "hollowed out." i was so impressed by you on my podcast that i had to bring you on tv, don't screw up, okay? great to see you. >> i won't, i promise. >> laura: there is no other way around this, the left really does want our kids to be pretty dumb and fairly submissive, what's happening here? >> i think we are confusing the compassionate view of trying to understand our kids and support our kids and socially and emotionally put them in a position where they can do well and we are replacing fat instead of having high expectations for young people. one of the things i've noticed in less 15-20 years, as our society has stepped back our schools as i do more and more and more, we provide three lunches a day, counseling services, sometimes we even have to provide clothing for our students. that's only half of the story and i think sometimes people think the job of educators nowadays is simply to be therapeutic and simply to be compassionate. while that's nice, and that's great, we have the pivot at some

jeremy joins me live to talk about it. tell me how this started. >> a few weeks ago i came back, had a day off on wednesday and thursday morning i get there and the flag is ripped out of the tree and it was on the ground, so i put it back, gave it to them so they could retire it and it just happened again this last week, same thing, ripped out of the tree and retired it and it is a little frustrating. >> what do you think is doing this? any clue? >> i have an idea but don't want to mention him. shannon: talk about how the businesses and going, he opened a few months ago and it has been a struggle for so many restaurant owners, 39% of oregon restaurants may close in the next 6 months. on top of the situation you are dealing with with the american flag, it has been a tough go. >> it is tough. even our deliveries have been cut down, two deliveries a week. you have to drive for food but the community support has been pretty huge and really appreciative of that and the people around us. it is definitely a struggle. shannon: you

will: so well said, jeremy. thank you for sharing that and read jeremy's op-ed ad. thanks for your time this morning. >>s thanks, will. will: the barstool fund has now raised over 16. it's up to $16 million to help small businesses crippled by restrictions and lockdowns. our next guest received life changing support from the fund. stay tuned. ♪ ok, just keep coloring there... and sweetie can you just be... gentle with the pens. okey. okey. i know. gentle..gentle new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. the sleep number 360 smart bed. prices of the season on can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring. ...exactly. no problem. ...and done. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is only $899. plus, no interest until january 2024. ends monday. ♪ >> i watched the video. it was

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here to react, jeremy hunt. a terrorist organization they're not going to prevent terrorism from spreading in afghanistan shouldn't come as a surprise. it's interesting that the taliban isn't lying to us, they're basically saying there will be a rise in isis and al-qaida. how do we respond to that? >> first we have to acknowledge the insane position that we're in right now as a nation. i mean, we are basically hoping that one terrorist organization will stop another terrorist organization from being active in the region. i mean, this is crazy. how do we respond to that? we have to be strong, in the military we have to project strength. that's what our enemy understands, it's the only thing they understand, it's strength. the biden administration has weakened us in so many different ways. we have no leverage in tree john anymore p. it's -- in the region anymore. it's an embarrassing position the biden administration has put us in. we still by the way have almost 100 u.s. nationals that have not gotten out of the

pretending not to know who ron jeremy is. you make me sick. he explains how another laptop was stolen which makes it a total of three laptops. have you ever even lost one? really, who has that many laptops lying around? we should go to hunter biden to find out. >> oh, hunter, not again. [laughter] >> greg: really has a lot of laptops. the latest computer contained info of his dad as well as humiliating pictures, nada sees the mic decent recipe for potato salad. there is explicit contents of you have the kids in the room, tell them to shut the heck up. >> [bleep], [bleep]. [indistinct] >> he also said you could do something else. >> greg: anyway. i'm sorry, folks, i know you don't expect that kind of filth outside of c-span. the picture is unclear which is fine since everything i learned when i was a kid about it was from watching the scramble playboy channel but it wasn't until 19 that i realized woman's were not on their forehead. hunter says he's a victim of a russian black male plot, this was exactly what the corrupt american media had been

this coming from jeremy diamond. unnamed white house insiders were left perplexed by the performance of vice president harris on her recent trip to guatemala. remember when she started. she said, jeremy, let me tell you something. she was kind of tough on him because she knew the questions were coming. it's got to be uncomfortable now. you are caught between a rock and a hard place. you mentioned aoc is taking her to town. progressives are not happy. i don't know if she's listening or not. the president puts her in charge of something that will be a political powder keg if she wants to go forward. you are right. if this is the lily pad she has to stand on to get to the presidency next round, i hope she can swim. what you look at what is being said and done, she talks to the leaders of guatemala and mexico. her single message coming back is, don't come. she's not listening to the president's policies. what is going on with the vice president? it's time to ask that question and she better have an answer quickly. i don'

jeremy, we reached out to the superintendent, jody gunning. she says she wants to express that we're not adopting critical race theory. she says we have no diversity, equity curriculum that is mandatory in their schools. so what's going on? >> hi, martha. thanks for having me on. i'm speaking for myself, not the board to jump down to that, they claim there's no change to the curriculum. this transformational equity workman you'll that they've been hiding clearly says that teachers have the powered to adapt, modify or enhance any curriculum and push so therefore they can push critical race theory or even worse. they claim there's no discipline quotas, but state schools will reduce the number of suspensions for black students to 15%. you know? they send out letters saying don't believe your lying eyes, believe us. they still today are hiding this transformational equity manual even though it's posted on websites. >> martha: i want to get renee in here for a second. renee, what bothered you? what made you start speaking out? what were you upset a

jaime daly, west point grad, jeremy hunt, welcome to both of you. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: the leader of the teachers union out there said if you give out money on the basis of the plan for reopening schools, it will benefit white and wealthier schools because they don't have the same transmission rates. it's a recipe for propagating structural racism. here's a little more. >> if you can envision funding on the reopening of schools, that money will only go to white and wealthier schools that do not have the transmission rates -- >> shannon: that's the teachers union president. we want to play renee bailey, the mom responding to her. >> that is a very generalized and almost a racist comment in itself. as a culture of black and brown people, we don't want to be generalized. we don't want to be stereotyped. to say that reopening school is structural racism, that's wrong. >> shannon: you are out there in the heart of the battle in california, your response? speak of the center for american liberties filed a civil rights lawsuit back in july of last year within days of the gover

here to discuss it is jeremy native hunt. why do you think all of a sudden the crime in atlanta is going out and bleeding into the suburbs. >> it's a crisis of failed leadership, brian. i mean, if you look at the city of atlanta, the leadership there, this is not some random covid crime wave as the mayor likes to say. this is what happens when you fail to support the people men and women who will protect the city. the mayor won't defend them. this is what happens. it's a crisis i can't tell you how serious this issue is. the murder rate is up 40% in the city. there have been 368 shootings just this year, brian, in the city of atlanta. so this is so real and a lot of people are very afraid obviously they are doing whatever they can to come up with creative solutions to defend their communities. brian: if you are not safe on a golf course where are you safe. murders up 33%. incident up 56% overall. rape up 86%. robbery 17%. no help is coming from the federal government because they are on the fence between critical race theory

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steve: and jeremy that's why you oppose teaching crt. you're a teacher in that school district, that we've been talking about for the last month or so. how are, why are you to the point where you are willing to put your job on the line to go and speak out against the people who are your bosses? >> you know, as scary as it is, i'm speaking for other people, not for myself, and i think that that's what made me come forward is that, you know, i'm worried about what this will do to our culture at the schools, and how this will affect my future students, so i had to speak up. i don't want to be a part of this , this isn't what i signed up for as a teacher. steve: sure, but jeremy the school board is in charge of you. if they got a problem with you, are you worried that you could wind up out of work and is it worth it? >> it's definitely worth it, especially seeing what will happen to the schools once this is in place and is really entrenched, and, you know, i think that it was definitely a debate that went through my mind for quite a while, a

thank you, jeremy. >> there is more coming. i know that because i will be releasing it. >> dana: come back here on "america's newsroom." we'd love to have you. >> thank you. >> bill: is that a yes? >> yes, that's a yes. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: come on. >> dana: we have a date. >> bill: a couple things here. yesterday outside. today back inside. a wonderful day outside yesterday. felt like we were getting back to normal. a beautiful day to be on the fox square and what a fantastic day to see our better half. >> you mean jasper or peter? yes, peter brought jasper down for us and he is a little television star. >> bill: i want to know where you got the bow tie? >> dana: amazon. not hard. i can get you one right there. >> bill: is it a dog tie? >> dana: camera loves him. he loves the camera. we loved our experience and thank our team for making that happen. it felt good. >> bill: jasper is looking great, too. before we go want to share this with you. you are on the boat. >> dana: i would be terrified. >> bill: listen and watch

thank you gillian turner in washington >> dana: let's bring in jeremy hunt. i'm having a day where i feel like everything is upside down. part of it is this issue on the schools. what is your take? >> yeah, it's crazy nowadays. there used to be a common assumption that education was a neutral area. teachers check their political ideology at the door and curriculums are objectives and teach objective facts. that's been debunked. right now really the only universal truth that us as parents can adopt is that we as parents are still the most powerful force in the american education system and so parents have to come together form a unified force and say no more. and also we have to remember no matter what goes on in the classroom they cannot decide what kind of curriculum we teach in our homes. right now my wife and i are raising a little toddler, pray for us. we're teaching her the first principles that are somehow radical ideas. treating people with respect regardless of the color of their skin and serving others, being selfless. we hope she embraces those idea

i mean jeremy is 1,000% correct here. what i have been say from the beginning the bars and restaurants, the hospitality industry ♪ vaccine police for the mayor. we are not being compensated in any way, shape, or form and the real victim here are the businesses who have lost tremendous amounts of business because these mandates. look, i'm not going to bounce a 5-year-old out of my establishment because they want to come in and have something to eat and drink after a long day in the city. just think of all these children and families spending thousands of dollars, hotel rooms, plane flights, coming to new york city for the holidays that now can't go to a bar or restaurant? that's insane. lawrence: jeremy, what is the penalty if you don't abide by mayor de blasio's rule? >> we can be fined for it. and things to that nature. ultimately you could be closed which is a little strict and ridiculous. like tyler said, it's hard for us to be the bouncers, the door man and everything else. we have been doing it for various things s

pete: so jeremy last word if the media follows your case then that hurts your case? >> yeah, look pete i guess we have you guys to blame for why we're in the situation. pete: we're sorry, coach. >> it's crazy coach kennedy is fired for engaging and protected first amendment activity and so he goes and talks on another first amendment activity with free speech and he can't catch a break, i guess here, but look this is about important principle that we're standing up for at first liberty to make sure that if this happens to you, if this happens to your coach, you're not the one that's going to be fired and that's why we stand up for this free exercise of religion for these free speech rights so that every american can freely exercise their faith wherever they find themselves whether that's outside of school or on the grid iron, they ought to have the promise that a founder made to us to be able to engage in these first freedoms that we have. pete: jeremy dice, thanks for what you do at first liberty and of course coach kennedy keep us posted thank you for being on bend

. >> jeremy, let's start with you. you knew there was trouble coming and you ordered as much as stuff as you could ahead of time, but how big of a problem is getting stuff from overseas, getting it to you so you can ship it out? >> well, there is no bigger problem for our business than that right now. you can get the products, so we did buy early on into the pandemic and it proved to be a good decision, but now, we can't get product. it's sprinkling in compared to what it normally would be and it's twice as expensive because of shipping costs so it's been a real challenge for our business. >> we have the holiday season coming up shortly jeremy, are your customers thinking that when they order from you , you will get it to them in a couple of days or are they going i will get it when i get it? >> all of our products ships two to three days so we don't sell anything we don't have in the warehouse. >> good. let's talk about your situation just like jeremy, before the lockdowns hit you bought a lot of stuff, so that's good

here with reaction is west point grad army vet and yale student jeremy hunt jeremy good morning. >> good morning. steve: i don't think yale waived the act and sat thing to get you. >> in west point my undergrad school and no those were not waived at all. the law school was the l-sat of course. steve: of course you have been through a million tests what is this college trying to doorges what they're doing is instituting a policy that makes some progressives feel good but it actually makes the issue even worse. i mean, when you institute this kind of policy, basically it privileges those who are very well-connected who have these kind of elite networks whereas students who come from working class background, who are capable of smart, they are losing the kind of objective metric that levels the playing field. and so, you know, and it's also just makes no sense. if you actually care about the disparities. then how about tutoring a student and helping and giving them the tools to succeed. help them meet the standard. they have all the potential in the world if you just give them a shot. don't

here is west point grad jeremy hunt. i talked to a few other of your old colleagues at west point. they could not believe what i told them. they were infuriated, demoralized and your reaction tonight? >> yes, this is unlike anything i ever saw when i was at the academy. that was just 6 years ago. when i decided to go to west point, i wanted to go because i wanted to learn about service and leadership. i didn't want to go to another woke indoctrination camp like other college universities. i think is going to back fire with recruitment. young high schoolers want a inique experience. -- unique experience. they don't want everything about race and identity politics. west point stands for something different. that's the experience the academy stands to lose. >> laura: when you think about the challenges we face on the global stage from china, what do you think they are thinking? wait a second their fighting forces in this state of self-loathing. not be all you can be. be as sorrowful as you can about how rotten the country that you have sworn to defend. >> that's right. what makes it e

is no dancing at weddings in washington dc so john and jeremy won't be having fun this year. >> dc mayor bowser defending her covid 19 restriction banning dancing, no timetable when the measure will be lifted, telling the washington post she is looking forward to using restrictions after case rate drops very soon. todd: jesse waters calling it ridiculous. >> ice before both of us, this is a great excuse for us not to hit the dance floor. got to slow the spread but for the rest of thebust a move and not be humiliated. with friends and family, you're not a club with good dancers so you can really let loose and not be ashamed of yourself because freedom of expression is enshrined in our founding documents. if i want to express myself by doing the hustle, the electric slide is constitutionally protected. jillian: people should be able to dance. >> i want to hear about your dancing. is it like elaine from the seinfeld? got to capture that. one of harley's trends in all 3 segments. jillian: let's move on to this. it is called zoom, ohio lawmaker caught driving during a virtual hearing. todd: t

a graduate and yale student jeremy hunt, thanks for being with us. so let's take a look at this. $2.3 billion, what message does this give the american people especially those who worked so hard to pay off thousands of dollars in student debt? >> great question, let me give context about what is going on here. as conservatives are building momentum, working-class multiracial coalition the left is having to show up their support among the elite so the student loan forgiveness plan is part and parcel of that so we have to look at every policy in terms of who are the winners and who are the losers and the winners, the big universities, billion-dollar endowments who continue to rip off students making them pay a ridiculous amount of money for tuition getting off scot-free in this scenario. those who might have spent more years in school or debt, the losers are working-class people who might have built lifelong careers around the broken higher education system. their tax dollars are paying for this. parents who might have spent lifelong earnings to help p