give us the power to crush the oppressors and give us the power and we will give you security, we will give you a stable economy, all the things you need but the price of that is your freedom. so they went and then what happens? you don't get those things and you don't get your freedom back and if you complain about it they crack your head open, put you in jail, exile you or kill you and that is what happens everywhere all the time, socialism is about control, about controlling people and every aspect of their lives. >> we will speak to someone who fled cuba for the us, mike gonzalez, senior fellow at the heritage foundation will share his personal experience with us live. ashley: a link between the johnson & johnson vaccine and a rare nerve disorder following 100 preliminary cases of dion barre, 12.5 million doses administered, johnson & johnson downplaying the morning saying in part we strongly support raising awareness of rare events, the chances of having this occur is very low. a live look at capitol hill where they are finalizing a bipartisan infrastructure plan, the deal went ou

against us -- >> they lectured us on u.s. soil, shannon, on u.s. soil. >> shannon: i want to ask you about this issue of crt and military academies. you serve our country's in many ways, also in uniform. i know you are hearing about this. air force officer says "i do not coddle my cadets out of fear that certain literature might make them uncomfortable or contest their existing beliefs. cadets must be brave on the battlefield but also participate bravely on the battlefield of ideas," she says that is why they had to have these conversations. >> yeah, where she is misguided and so many senior leaders in the pentagon, critical race theory and the academia around it is not a history class. they are not talking about something that happened hundreds of years ago. they are talking about the fact that our constitution, our courts, our political system is systemically racist, misogynist, colonialist today, and they are teaching that to the very people that we are going to ask to go die for those institutions and dying to defend that

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allowing them to laugh at us and ridicule us when they are so much worse. most of all she is teaching young children for whom she is a role model that it's okay to hate america and okay to insult her on the world stage. you are at the olympic trials representing the united states. i have an idea. how about you respect the country you represent or just don't represent it. because we both know that that was your ticket in. without that ticket you need another country to sponsor you. get it? and if you moved to the international olympic games, it's globally unacceptable for you to protest in any way. you say it bothers you that you have to wear the bold letters usa on your chest. with you, madame are a self-centered clueless third place winner who actually says folks knew you didn't like "the national anthem" and they played it anyway. are you that self-centered to think it's about you? let's give you the benefit of the doubt. you want to support reform and stand up against social injustice. what are you done other than draw attention to yourself. you tell me

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

similar chops could certainly use the help. pedro gonzales joins us tonight. you could be entirely for the vaccines, i'm i have never met anyone who is not for the vaccines. most people think the code vaccine is a good idea. but why can't you come out in favor of the vaccine and also defend people who choose not to take it? why is that not a principle worth staking everything on and why is that not an essential principle that you should not be forced to take medicine you don't want to? why couldn't republicans stand up and say that? >> right. at the vaccine is so important that we are allowing an unlimited amount of people to enter the country legally and even have the military show for them around. the answer to your question is that it isn't about public safety, it's about control. and including the dnc are pushing cell phone companies to work with them to "spell information about vaccine. the adl and paypal recently announced a partnership, the adl also includes anti-semitic conspiracies. vaccine criticism could cost you your livelihood. the cdc has announc

and, for us, in south dakota, that impacts us, also the drugs that come across this border and end up in south dakota, filter a lot through my indian reservations and end up throughout the midwest. and then we also have a huge human trafficking issue in this country that this open border is facilitating. so, for us, we have many reasons to respond to governor abbottens request for help, and the reason i sent my national guard is because this is exactly what they do with excellence. that's one of the great things that was good to hear on the ground here today from border patrol was how grateful they were that i sent national guard. they perform missions like this. it's clearly defined. they know their training level when they get here. they can work as a team and a unit as they complete the task and then when it's completed south dakota is known for doing it with excellence. so our folks are in observation posts. they are watching and identifying those that are crossing and then notifying border patrol to come and pick them up. but, you said it, tammy. 20,000 last week just in this zon

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tried to persuade us to let the men. in my time, compared to a rack, totally different, these are our own citizens. people we have sworn an oath to protect and they are attacking us with the same flag that they claim to represent. it was bad. >> tucker: those of us who disapprove of rioting, who said what happened on january 6th was wrong are at risk of becoming a little bit cynical when people like that and virtually every member of congress on both sides, intentionally overstate what happened. when they lie and they don't stop lying, when they compare it to the civil war or 9/11, they make us all very cynical and they suspect that we are lying all the time. what happened on january 6th according to video did not look a lot like iraq, it's not fallujah. in iraq they didn't wait al qaeda into the green zone and according to the video that is exactly what happened on januar. officers let the riders into the capital. they had casual conversations with them inside the senate chamber. at some of the riders had face paint and

for us it is important. it is important. >> people trying to take down statues and attack our history it is awesome to see our friends over in france doing this especially on this crucial important weekend, fourth of july, independence day. it was great, thanks. carley: what a great gift. have a good one. the time is 37 minutes after the hour. morale is low in vice president kamala harris's staff, some say the problem is and the staffers but the vp herself. ashley: steve: gearing up for a high-octane holiday weekend. she spent the day with the thunderbirds. helping us bring in the fourth of july and the aforementioned bringing us in for okc after the break. ♪♪ - i'm sure you've heard how grammarly improves your writing, but let me tell you how grammarly business helped my sales team. look at simon. since simon's team started using grammarly business, we've closed more deals. with suggestions to sharpen his writing clarity and overall confidence, simon's pitches always stick the landing, which leads to mo

they never told us. instead, they repeated something we had heard once or twice before, diversity is our strength. >> knowing our diversity is our strength and our unity is our power. i say to them our diversity is our strength. >> our diversity, her patchwork heritage is our weakness, it still and always will be one of our greatest strengths. >> our diversity is one of our greatest strengths. >> i think this is an opportunity to establish by that measure we are now officially much stronger. the office of the director of national intelligence has released this proof of it all the annual demographic report for fiscal year 2020 hiring retention of minorities, women, and persons with disability, and you're going to want to get a copy in time for christmas, not to read it, it's unreadable but for the pictures, the pictures are amazing, we now have conclusive photographic evidence that our spy agencies employ several people with different color skin. even a woman in a wheelchair. how do we know? in this case,

they said they're going to corral us like animals and lock us up. they're talking to their base. they're not trying to legislate and sit down and communicate and negotiate to make sure we're passing a bill that is beneficial to the 30 million texans that we support, this is games being played and this is not the time to play games or be hurt or be funny. that is what this is. >> neil: well, you know, a lot of people look at what your doing as playing games, too. you do have a job back home in texas. i understand your frustration with the bill being cobbled together here. others will disagree with you. but your job is to do it and settle it there and to honor the will of the people there that have elected a majority of republican legislators. so if you don't like what you see, take your marbles and go. what message does that send? >> that's the message being sent. the fact is i'm going to legislation on my constituents, the 189,000 constituents that elected me to be their voice. the fact is that the republicans have refused to even communicate. there's been no sit-down, there's no

those illegally crossing the us-mexico border wearing biden please let us insurance come on in. what about those with legitimate asylum claims like the millions of cubans living under a repressing communist regime. i will let alejandra mayorkas tell you. >> allow me to be clear. if you take to the sea you will not come to the united states. any migrant intercepted at sea, regardless of their nationality will not be permitted to enter the united states. >> could the real issue be the cuban-americans overwhelmingly support republican ideas? you bet. it is not just cubans. asian americans are increasingly being denied minority status because of their ability to succeed at the highest levels of american society. our next guest has just written a book that posits asian americans prove that critical race. cannot be true. joining us now is the author of an inconvenient minority, the attack on asian american excellence and the fight for meritocracy. your reaction to this constant emailing over the last few days in washington about the need to protect minority rights, you are the texas r

thank you for joining us. really do appreciate it? what do we want to know? michael burgess that we heard is a doctor. but candidly, china has not really been forthright in what's going on. >> you're right, jason. and i know if you go back to your days at chairman of the oversight committee, you can smell a coverup and this smells like a coverup. every day, the timeline gets backed up. realizing that the middle of january the chinese, the world health organization were saying there was no person to person transmission. now, we know people in the united states had positive antibodies in december of 2019. we know that the wuhan was starting to cover up this particular incident as well in october 2019, thousands of soldiers from hundreds of countries gathered in wuhan, china for a military olympics. several weeks later, many of them developed symptoms. additionally, they described wuhan, a city of 11 million people as a ghost town. since at least october, the people of china were covering this up. and what i want

eastern zoo never mess us. greg gutfeld takes it all from here. >> looking ahead to 2020, one of the reasons i'm taking you seriously as a contender is because of your presence on cable news. i don't think you seem that creepy, but that's just me. >> greg: it's because they're both creepy. and he just got 30 months in jail but how's that for reliable? ♪ ♪ [applause] what a thursday. we've got quite a panel here this evening. look who has joined us. jesse watters. he is our favorite man on the street, but sometimes we wish we had left him there. his hair is like an extension cord. thick, dark, and full of plugs. yes, but he is here tonight. it's amazing what you will do when you're trying to sell a book. speak out your. >> greg: he tried to sell me one in the bathroom. today when you have mouths to feed on massages, any port in a storm. but at least you write your book. unlike kill me. you know who wrote his, right? but jesse's book is a wild success finally giving him one that he can point to in his life ot

back to collect them and use what they are giving to us as a reminder of our rights and using that as evidence againsts. that's very concerning. >> laura: it's something the ccp would do. us. that's very concerning. >> laura: it's something the ccp would do. congressman, jordan, paul had a revealing exchange with the fbi director at that same hearing. >> did you keep the data from their phone? >> hmmm. well, when we return people's information, my impression is we don't keep that information but it depends on the circumstances of the investigation. >> laura: is he actually the fbi director. doesn't seem to know a lot. paul, they have all of your text messages. what does that make you feel like? >> wow! not good. we are seeing evidence of them refusing to let this go but it was so obvious we were not the people they were looking for. we traveled recently and had every piece of our luggage torn apart. we missed 3 flights to get to san francisco for a wedding and a funeral. they went through item piece by piece. met us down at the runway -- >> laura: wait, wait, where was this? >> in anc

joining us now is david maltz. i want to put if we can that picture back up with part of the 758 pounds of liquid meth which was found, brought in by a male driver who is applying for entry into the united states which i'm assuming is a good indicator that the cartels are using that as a crush of migrants at the border to get drugs into the country. >> traits, thank you very much. first of all, the mexican cartels have made a business decision to make as much money as i cannot only for the drug smuggling but the migrant smuggling from migrants around the world, not just central america. but let's make it clear. they have made a billions of dollars from flooding our country, there is a tsunami of drugs hitting the streets. methamphetamine, fentanyl, but the end result is what i'm concerned about. these are the kids that are dying from the poisonous drugs coming from the cartels and they are working with the chinese transnational criminals, and that's another thing that no one is really talking about. we have a natio

thanks for being with us. >> thanks. ashley: do we know enough about the syndrome to suspect potential foul play? >> well, we know enough to know that roughly 130 people have been afflicted by this syndrome. it's been the first cases were detected way back in late 2016 in havana, cuba. my friend and former colleague was targeted in a moscow hotel room and it forced him to retire early in 2018. so i think we know a lot about the forensics, the science. the national academy of sciences concluded this is an electric pulse frequency, a microwave attack against our people. what is left for us to determine is who is conducting these attacks to attribute them and then determine why the attacks occurred in vienna, in moscow, in china and reportedly as close as the ellipse near the white house. ashley: for anyone who doesn't know the symptoms are headaches, dizziness and symptoms consistent with a concussion. i want to read a statement from the ministry of foreign affairs on the reports of this syndrome. we take these reports ver

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

tell us about this. >> right. when britney spears had so much courage last month in june to come forward and publicly talk about the abuses that she has experienced within her conservatorship, there are 1. million americans in conservatorships and there have been abuses long before britney ever topped the charts. what she did was really shine a light on these abuses so i'm joined by democrats and republicans on this bill, it is bipartisan. it's getting a lot of attention and attraction within the house of representatives. we just want to give britney spears and those in similar situations the ability to petition a judge or a court and request and get a public guardian rather than someone who imagines their conservatorship who has a conflict of interest, financial or otherwise. todd: let's pop up on the screen quickly what your bill would do provide $250 million will ability to replace court appointed will guardian private guardian conservators without having to prove wrongdoing this case seems to be a lot more tha

and they won't tell us. the teachers union are clearly the american marxist movement but regardless of what parents think they are pushing critical race theory and the transitioning model whatever the hell they want to so i have argued thanks to a call and in my radio program we need to have cameras in the classroom. we had cameras in the classroom alter the virus many courtrooms have country on - - cameras so why not in the classroom? do we know what's in the teachers contracts? why don't we? we need to for you that information why don't we? do we know how they get promotions? know. i don'tac we? how are textbooks chosen employer in the classroom or seminars that take place? training teachers get? i am saying it's time to get them on their heels and put the freedom of information act. the liberal groups so let's get in there find out what's going on in push back against the union. we filed irs complaints because the nea is nothing better political institution and the appendage of the democratic party pushin

they're putting us in decline and they're leading us to human denigration on every single issue. consider this a major developing story from fox's own bill melugin as authorities in texas say immigrants who test positive for covid are being released from federal custody to a local catholic charity and placed in hotels. if the biden administration really cared about covid, would they allow this? would they allow for open borders during health crisis? and would they allow for unrestricted access into the country? tom cotton is on board this evening with more details on this issue as well as the remarkable hypocrisy infecting the woke corporate world. meanwhile, our woke crisis exploiting veterans continue to signal that they don't believe any of the life and death drama they berate us with. it's as though establishment enforcers feel like they are training dogs. follow the science has now morphed into follow whatever we say. the and don't you dare ask them questions, of course, even worse, don't you even think about asking for actual data. with no expectation that they themselves w

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he's an evildoer, they tell us, a totalitarian dictator. vladimir putin does things that no american leader would even consider. he runs domestic disinformation campaigns. he lies to the public. he punishes people for opposing him or for believing the wrong thing. he even uses intelligence agencies to spy on his own citizens. beyond the pale stuff, so no decent american would interview vladimir putin, at least no reporter from fox news. that was the point they wanted to make, that's why they planned to leak the contents of my emails to news organizations. and yesterday,y, as noted, we learned they actually didid it. even now, some in the media are claiming that we deserve this. emailing with peopl know putin, are you? of course the nsa is watching you. that's what you get. but that's hardly the point. by law, the nsa is required to keep secret the identities of american citizens who have been caught up in its vast domestic spying operation.er so by law, i should have been identified internally merely as a u.s. journalist or american journal

but don't lie to us. it doesn't always work to us. you know people who got covid. if you want us to have confidence in your medicine tell us the full truth. but they won't. they have been telling us for 6 months this vaccine is perfect. clearly in some cases it doesn't always work. that's not our theory. take it from the guy who created covid. watch this. >> now that we have a delta variant, that changed the entire landscape. when you look at the level of virus in the nose of a vaccinated person who gets a break through infection with delta it's the same as the level of virus in an unvaccinated person. that's the problem. those data are compelling. that triggered the change in the cdc guidelines. >> tucker: the level of virus is the same as the level of virus in an unvaccinated person. what? what does that even mean? we won't even speculate what that means. if the administration is trying to justify forcing people to take medicine they don't want, maybe they should figure out what they are trying to say and explain it to people. we don't know what we don't know abo

the juries are us. the judges are us. cops and prosecutors and defense attorneys, they are all us. for the system to work the right way, we must work the right way. people ask me from time to time, why i have so much time in our jury system. because i have confidence in our collective wisdom, and our collective goodness, we're capable of being fair, treating one another with suspect and dignity without a judge, or jury ordering to us did so, we don't have to wait until we are called for jury duty to side waiting on the facts is a good thing. we don't have to be in a courtroom to know that hearsay, and -- anonymous sources are often times unreliable. last week, we focused on the phrase, all men are created equal. we're reminded by that against this, harper lee wrote, in our courts all men are created equal, we know, that we believe that, we're certain it is true. since we know this to be true. we really should be putting less pressure on the justice system or any other institution to make that ideal come to life. we are fully cape able of acting on that truth even outside of the cou

they used clips of him to make the movie. in two seconds, they used a.i. technology to create his voice. he said two things that he didn't speak in life. critics are claiming this unethical. your reaction. >> laura: i don't like this. i like the real voice. i thought i was going to hear the voices and -- >> no, no, they don't -- >> laura: try to judge which is which. but i think it portends a lot more than is coming, don't you think? when the actors start being replaced with a.i. actors, with visions of actors that are computer generated that look real, you know, maybe they'll have a different view of how great this technology is. >> the deep pics are coming. they've done it with humphrey bogart. finally with the structure bill headed for passage as well as the green new deal provisions in it, former labor secretary robert richt decided to advocate for his green agenda on tik tok by lip syncing. watch. ♪♪ laura, if you're more than 12, you should stay off of tik tok. the chinese are watching you and you can't dance. this is really a play on public sens

todd: indian's attorney general joins us now. here is the crux of your defense, quote, the evidence shows nearly all children whose gender dysphoria is treated a few reporters to buy time will proceed for sex hormones, why have you signed on. >> i tell you. appreciate the explanation you just gave been in regular terms, that is called a lot of places child abuse. there's reasons minors make decisions like this on their own and their brains are still forming. they shouldn't be manipulated. that is what is happening here by the left. we are for children, the 17 states. proud of all attorney general, steve marshall from alabama, ms. rutledge from arkansas doing a great job and taking back not just our culture but our laws, our common sense laws that protect our children. todd: what would you do instead? >> raise your child, they have issues, certainly perhaps a mental health examination and other things but you can't do irreversible physical damage to minors. >> they are suing arkansas over the lie and say transgender children in cr

they weren't thinking about us then but they're thinking about us now? first of all, we understand we have a stain on our american history. we understand that slavery was once actually sadly accepted in this country and abolished in the 1800s and it is a despicable part of our country. but we also if we recount this american history, right, this country was founded by immigrants of all colors and creeds, slavery a devastating stain was abolished in 1863. racism still lives on today but what do you say to maxine waters like says black people aren't free? >> it is hard take people serious that have a conversations with themselves within their own tweet or revive a 500-year-old argument to get stolen land. she wants to be talked about on fox news so her donors get riled up. that's what i think of these politicians. it is hard for me to take these people serious. just real quick i appreciate the fact that we acknowledge we have stain on our history. but if everybody has an asterisk there is no perfect union in this world. we're human beings and at some point

has there ever been aware that used to mean something that used to really sting and used to really hurt because it we used in a way that no longer matters anymore? if everything is racist, if everything is what's a premises, while the nothing is. >> shannon: yeah, but toyota, you know, they were worried about this. they put out a state with that says in part like we know that some of our stakeholders were troubled about us giving money to these people, we're listening to them, we decided to stoppage riveting. they contested the certification and -- no mention of 2016 and the democrats who did it back then, but the lincoln project -- and you're right, free speech and they can put out these ads, they got a very specific mission and what they're doing. what they are now saying is listen, we are glad that toyota agreed with us, let's talk abut the rest of corporate america, so clearly they feel like the strategy worked. it did with toyota. they're going to keep doing that with other corporations. >> absolutely and here's the problem the corporations have to figure out or any business that i

charlie joins us now. thank you for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: usually an impression memoir are written by i don't know, civil rights leaders, people unjustly imprisoned for murder, very few princes write books about how oppressed they are, but he has. >> well, i think prince harry has broken a lot of boundaries as far as royal behavior is concerned. specifically when it comes to airing his grievances about his time in the royal family, and i think this book will be no different. >> tucker: had asked to be pretty tough. can you describe what it is like to live in the kind of oppressed exiles they live and on the westside of los angeles now? are they homeless? put some color in this picture if you would. >> they live in a $14 million mansion in montecito. there are extremely lavish gardens, they are surrounded by a host of celebrity neighbors like ellen degenerates, oprah winfrey. i wouldn't consider their situation right now as being an anyway oppressive. to use your word. >> tucker: wa

brian: remember they told us services they told us outside wear activist that. now we know it's almost impossible. services are almost impossible to get it if you are vaccinated you should not wear activist movement i'm waiting for them to reverse that because of political pressure. cdc said you are vaccinated no mask. a month ago? are we going to believe it today. that's the most ridiculous thing. that's why people have no faith because they change with politics in those emails with the teachers unions revealed all that the ideas policy becomes what the teacher's unions want. you lost me with that. steve: part of the problem now we heard have from so many people and heard from the governor in new jersey yesterday, the pandemic now is with the people who are unvaccinated. given the fact that the most of the rules, the guidelines, for instance, in this building, in this building if you have had the vaccine, you don't have to wear a mask. but if you have not had the vaccine you need to still wear a mask. there are a lot of people who are in situations where they a

thanks for joining us. we reported the police chief says 215 police officers have left the department since last october. d.c. is not alone. i want to put the numbers on the board. minneapolis, nearly 20% of their police department retired or took leave of absence last year and chicago 15% increase in retirings from 5019. new york city, 2,600 police officers retired in 2020. 72% increase from the previous year. even if the focus goes back to rehiring police, is it enough? can they catch up? >> thanks for having me, trace. the problem is that these police departments in these cities in chicago, washington d.c., baltimore, new york, you name it, all of these officers are leaving for a reason. the city councils in those jurisdictions have been attacking and demonizing law enforcement through misguided legislation trying to take away the tools and rights to do their job, this is tend result of that fact. as you mentioned in your opening, it takes a long time to hire a police officer. background checks and run t

what does this tell us? >> the renormalization of every single major institution in american life is continuing apace. everybody can feel this number literally the only people in america by broad numbers feel comfortable saying what they think our people who are just o the radical left great if your not on the radical left, you have to think twice about it, your affair of your afraid of being ostracized. institutions have been changed and changed from the inside. all it takes about 20 percent o people to re- normalize the institution along their lines, allowing their entrance bins, and there is cowardice within the institution. thieves seen it happen in the wide variety of institutions up to places that we thought were safe like corporate america in the military parade as we see these stories rolling out, ther will be blowback. we're just hope the blowback isn't too little too late. >> been coming to your point, the democrats are already putting a price, according to this new piece in politico, the may be lo

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

looking at us? that makes no sense at all. >> john: you probably heard rich edson in his report where he quoted anthony blinken said responsible nations must not shrink from scrutiny of human rights but rather should acc knowledge it with intent to improve. he says you can't play the moral high ground on human rights unless you're a transparent nation. what nation is more transparent than what the united states already is? >> mr. blinken, let me tell him this. we are the most transparent nation. because our history and the issues we've had on race relations have been under the microscope. what do you think the civil rights movement was? what do you think reconstruction was? what do you think the 13th, 14th and 15th amendment were? what do you think the civil war was? we've had this progression in our country going back 100 years and especially through the u.s. i'll have rights movement till today. we've done that. we've had our reckoning in the united states. put us on the same par of what is going

jason, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> gillian: the white house's covid outreach to get a lot more personal for a lot of americans. considerable pushback after president biden said he is launching a door-to-door vaccination push. but first, take a listen. >> it's more than that. it is civilization ending poison. not only are these people crazy ideologues, they are stupid. your children are being taught by some of the most ignorant people in the country. >> gillian: that's tucker carlson with some words therefore the nea, the battle lines being drawn after another top teachers union has vowed to fight against critical race theory's critics. the power panel is here to weigh in on that, next. ♪ ♪ newday's rates have dropped again. it's time to refinance. newday's low rate refi offers their lowest rate in history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. save thousands every year and there are no upfront costs. not one dollar. the newday low rate refi. take advantage of these record low

but sharks scare us more. do we know what causes them to bite or otherwise attack, if that is the right word? >> yes. the bottom line is we don't really know why sharks occasionally bite people, we call an unprovoked bite, a person out minding their own business and a shark bites them. we don't know that shark's motivation, we could put that in two categories, the motivation of defense. defending itself, all animals will do if they feel threatened. and the other is feeding. so, the question is, what the shark bit that person, what was that shark motivated by? quite often people who are bitten never see the shark coming. we don't know the contact then. the simple answer is we don't know. at best scientist believe it might be an accident, and sharks make accidents a lot less often than people do. trey: i think i read, you are the expert, i'm not, i read that actually farm animals each year kill more people than sharks? i know dogs do and bee stings, how -- how can we keep the right proportion as it related to sh

but they tell us trust us. it's a super-spreader event. while there was a trump rally, athletic event, or spring break, everything is a super-spreader event except the actual super-spreader event. >> tucker: i mean, look, the second to last point that you made i think is a really important one. i'm hardly attacking vaccines at all. i never have done that and won't. however, i'm against lying and they are telling us that once you get vaccinated you can't get it or spread it. here you have vaccinated people getting it and spreading it to other vaccinated people. maybe we should start being honest about the limitations of the medicine, no customer speak or be honest that you are not vaccinated. just be honest either way when it comes to texas democrats. real quickly as well, tucker, what i think you're seeing is this kind of joke of a stunt derailed. the limits of trying to play politics through social media. i think the left has won on social media. they made corporate america bend to their need for the better part of a year so why would the

>> that does it for us this morning. enjoy the day. >> bye, everybody. >> a loud explosion in south florida last night as crews brought down what was left of that collapsed condo with tropical storm elsa approaching. welcome to "america's newsroom," i'm griff jenkins. >> i have to remember the say the fifth. all morning long folks have been saying happy fourth. it is the fifth. i'm gillian turner in for dana. in surfside, florida, rescue teams have now gotten the all clear. they have resumed digging through that massive pile of rubble hoping against hope now really to find survivors. 24 people are confirmed dead. 121 still now unaccounted for. meantime officials are looking at the structural integrity of other buildings in the nearby area. charles watson is tracking that development from surfside. hi, charles. >> good morning, gillian and griff. what we mains of champlain towers south came down in a matter of second after a long day of planning. demolition crews imploded the 13 story tower. you can see the explosives go

marc siegel joined us. he's the fox news medical contributor and we're happy to have him here doctor, thank you so much for coming on. what's your reaction to this? that is an enormous number. >> i am absolutely astounded except that i i'm not surprised. when we go back to wuhan china where the city was lockdown and labs were locked down but you know what other labs were locked down? sentinel labs were locked down. illicit labs were lockdown it as the city opened up, the fentanyl started to flow, 50 times more powerful than heroin. and you know where that fentanyl goes. a psychiatrist and head of the national institute of drug abuse, she said yesterday that the overdose deaths, 93,000, like you said, the most in this century by the way were caused by what she is calling isolation. but our word for isolation as "lockdowns, where people don't have access to their loved ones, where people don't have access to any structure or they don't have any happiness, where they are locked down, they don't have any treatm

the word “why” can either paralyze us or empower us to stand up and protect what we love. so, if you see something, why do you say something? i seesay for my family. i seesay for my family. i seesay for my friends. i seesay for my friends. i seesay so that they are safe. we seesay for each other. i seesay because all of this matters. we all have something worth protecting. a “why” that unifies this community we are all part of. so, protect your every day. report suspicious activity to local authorities. if you see something, say something. >> there is no question that justice breyer for whom i have great respect to retire at the end of this term, my goodness have we not learned our lesson. >> to be clear, you believe that justice breyer should retire. >> i believe so, yes. >> that would be best. trey: despite career advice he is getting from people on the left, supreme court justice breyer said his health will determine his future on the supreme court. they are pushing 82-year-old to retire, so president biden can nominate a new justice while democrats are still in con

you had all these items and things that were thrown at us and used to attack us. those are weapons, no matter if it is a pen, the way they were using these items it was to hurt officers. it was to hurt police officers. their intent was not to say hey, let me go and find the republicans or democrats or independents in there. it was every single body that was here in this building, in the capitol, their intent was to get them out and hurt them. it would have been a much different outcome had we not stopped them especially at the lower west terrace entrance. at that time we didn't know that was -- that there were other breaches in the capitol. our intent was to stop whoever was trying to come in through that door and those weapons that were used were common items. the way they were using it was as weapons. >> let me ask, too and kind of my final moments. sergeant and officer, you were virginia guardsmen. at any time in your service in the military. i'm an air guardsman, sergeant grenell you mentioned your time in iraq. at any time in your military service did you cha

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information technology -- the potential attack in a widel used tools used by professional to monitor and manage servers and desktops, network devices for corporate networks all across the us. and an update tonight on a stor that we first brought you on "fox news at night" earlier thi week. federal agents with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms have recovered a 500- pound lead from the backyard in los angeles. it blew off and in a huge explosion and a bomb squad was trying to dispose of illegal fireworks on wednesday. officials are continuing their investigation of the blast that slipped and damaged cars, shattered windows and injured 1 people, including nine police officers and a federal agent. >> making up for lost time, celebrating this fourth of july weekend. >> really they're not going to be able to go through the tac -- through the tsa. >> jonathan hunt is previewing big weekend of holiday travel. >> good evening, shannon. as we celebrate independence day , will also be celebrating the freedom to travel and mingle . by the near up quarantine and social distancing. 47 m

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