us code title 18 part one chapter 1133 section 2331. the term domestic terrorism means activities that involves acts dangerous to human life that are in violation of the la of the united states or any state. and if you're to be intended to intimidate or coerce a civilian population or to influence the policy of the government by intimidation or coercion or to affect the conduct of the government by mass instruction assassination were kidnapping i primarily with the jurisdiction of the us. i've got one final question before my time is up. are there questions you hope we can answer as a committee about the causes of the attacks and what happened in the weeks prio to january 6 i think in my opinion we need to get to the bottom of who brought those people here. why they were led to believe that the process was rigged along those lines. for going back to what he said. have had my 15 years of service. had given tours to thousands of people. had no point in time was i ever attacked. i don't know how youth you see my hand leading getting concus

they keep telling us. the authorities are more than willing to destroy your family and your country in order toec protect you from this virus. that is their public positionhe stated every day. do they mean it when they say it vethough? those pictures of california governor gavin newsome eating a maskless dinner at the mostt expensive restaurant in americae were one indication that no, they're not entirely sincere about their covid policies. maybe it's kind of a sham. maybe there's one standard for you, a member of the despised plebe class. for those that do what they want. unfortunately there's growing evidence of that double standard. now there's hard proof.. tonight we learned that the joe biden administration is releasing thousands of foreign nationals living heres illegally into american neighborhoods without bothering to test them for the coronavirus. crowded conditions, sent for them to the american population my covid isn't real. that is happening. it's the official policy of the u.s. government. on

thank you for joining us as our guest. it's not the first time that you come on the show, but you are one of the few people that know the implications of this. it sounds like a lot of well-meaning people make it sound like it's helping. what are the implications, do you think? >> personal i want to thank you for having me on the show, i also want to sayay that this executive order is to run this and it makes a mockery of the safety of women and girls. it's absolutely horrible. i know that you want to talk specifically about sports, that's great, i would love to talk about it. >> i would like the big picture and i want to know what this means and i'm sorry if we've reduced it to sports. i'm just going to let you go and you tell us what you think. >> great, thank you. by way of doing that, the women's human rights campaign is a global group of women who are advancing the declaration on women's rights before governments across the world, including at the international level -- this is a document that if enacted would specific

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you watch msnbc and cnn, and you use language used by the guests and hosts, comparing president trump to hitler. the thing that are said by the left are so contemptible. and yet, they never up -- you see a poison spreading, publishers, newspapers, big. it is big tech. big tech is really exercising enormous power, on behalf of the left and democrat party and against people who disagree with it twitter, facebook, google, and all of rest. what can we to about that? and if the democrat party does not want to do anything about it, since it benefits from this, really, where do we go next? because you can see thal -- done the best they can destroy. i give you time to answer when we come back, we'll be right back. with new rewards from chase freedom unlimited, i now earn even more cash back? oh i got to tell everyone. hey, rita! you now earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit. hey kim, you now earn 5% on travel purchased through chase! way ahead of you! hey, neal! you can earn 3% at drugstores. buddy, i'm right here. why are you yelling? because that's what i do! you're always earni

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thanks for joining us. have a very happy fourth of july. stay safe. we will see you tomorrow. ♪♪ this is life liberty and living. we have governor montesano south florida and senator tom of arkansas. before we get to our guests, let me lay the foundation. we talk about critical race theory, almost not at all about something called -- which is critical race theory. almost not at all about critical gender theory, we talked almost not at all about the move of climate change, so-called the green new deal. in this book i've written, american marxism would talk about all that and more because they intersect, that's a word i didn't invent, is a word critical race theoreticians the lustful and california invented, they intersect and what is the common denominator? white dominant american society must go. it must be destroyed from within one way or another all the progress made economically is not progress at all, the progress we've made is not progress at all, either and i want to talk about this before i bring guests on. i'm watching on msnbc lying throu

black lives matter narrative is allowed to denigrate, i'm going to use the term but i'm going to use it, whites. it explicitly, as you say anti- white. one that's allowed to pile on biden's inaugural address, the enduring growing racial inequities, white supremacy but you're not allowed to notice that andu' say what resulting fm this will be the race work. what we need our philanthropist with visions that encourage to give parents a way out. not everybody and homeschool, we need a set of impregnable institutions that have made thee defining principle, the rejection of racial for criminology and ability to teach students to be proud ofst their heritage because it's worthy of that pride. tucker: i got to say, and i share your instincts, it's crazy get out but the public schools were designed in part to unite the country, shared experience every kids have. love of country, shared values so if normal people or people with the means get out, you do have a permanently divided country. isn't our goal unity? that's what i want the goal toco be anyway. >> you got to try persuasion but if that

those of us born in the us wouldn't even consider taking them seriously. i couldn't count my kid to get the starbucks order right. they have one of the largest ai forces in the world. the administration is not going to admit anything. we are not going to admit we left a lot of american citizens and schoolchildren in a country we turned over to its rightful owners. nobody is saying that. instead the scholars are going to treat them like the rest of our allies. we will give them money and say ween are having them do what we told to do. kiper found an obvious issue. they are making decisions that are going to affect your life and the life of many americans.n it doesn't matter who you voted for. the people that are bothered most not surprisingly just lost a lot of power. mark a child that was killed in the bombing. and here's what he said. they just posted a message on facebook and said you turned to walk away and my blood is on your hands. person was just killed. facebook censored this. a deleted her count entirely. and that is what happens when you contradic

eric: thanks for joining us. i'm eric shawn. this is my ongoing situation you can see the inmates have been setting their bedding on fire and dropping them. this happened last night from broken windows. the riots happened overnight as pandemic restrictions have limited visitations installed corporate savings there. live with more in this jail outburst that was ongoing, christina. >> a very dangerous situation. officials were able to get it under control this morning in the city of st. louis. a very upset an irate inmate attacked an officer early this morning and everything escalated romare bearden take a look at this disturbing video. authorities say the inmate attacked the guard and the guard was jumped by other detainees. nobody was able to break free from this jail by 115 inmates did take part in the chaos breaking out windows setting fires and throwing things on the fourth floor of the building. this is what people could see from outside the jail. this facility is located in downtown st. louis near other businesses like the

but it is the work of all of us, not just the president and the president-elect, but all of us american citizens to understand at this moment we deserve better. we can settle our disputes peacefully, lawfully. we can follow the dictates of our conscious whether we like someone or not like someone. i called him president because he is president donald trump. i called george w. bush after that election in 2000 president george w. bush. we don't settle. >> bill: donna, i apologize. i know you're coming to a conclusion in your thought. i apologize. here's the d.c. mayor at the microphone. >> which includes credentialed media engaging in essential functions. as you can see from video images, the unlawful behavior inside the united states capitol building. i continue the urge all washingtonians to stay home and stay calm. if you see something, say something. the behavior that we're witnessing is shameful, unpatriotic and above all, its unlawful. anyone who has engaged in these activities, continue to engage in these activities will be held accountable. there will be law and order and this beh

they can't use the pandemic to close down the schools and pushed us into despair. instead let's let the states lead the way. you can't kneecap your own society and think you are going to be successful in handling a pandemic. they appreciated the fact that we didn't shut down the economy. this must end. it is now time to open texas 10. >> they hated those moments. we love them. the lockdowns and fear mongerin the media elite are taking a massive psychological poll on the country. a university of maryland poll found one third of americans ar comfortable attending a live sporting event. the survey revealed half of young adults are nervous about the prospect of socializing pragain. in the midst of all this fear i rolling out a $2 billion infrastructure plan.ll my next guest says this plan is going to change america. >> the former economic adviser explain what you mean by this. at the root of this entire infrastructure plan it's not a terrible plan. buta the green new deal and the tax tacked on for the corporations will create a gigantic welfare state with no work requi

residents are used to seeing. washingtonians are used to heidened security, this is another level. there are nation guard throughout the city including 5,000 active duty troops all in the wake of the riots on capitol hill. the national park service enacting a temporary closing of the national mall. look at the road maps around washington d.c., surrounding the mall and the capitol, i can't believe it and i lived here for six years. and as for president trump, we haven't seen the president since he went to texas on tuesday. his twitter account remains shut off so we're not getting the constant updates that we're used to. one update, the president planned to leave washington d.c. wednesday morning a few hours before joe biden sworn in and he and the first lady at joint base andrews and then playing down to florida westbound they will be at mar-a-lago. traditionally they'd wait until after the swearing in, and the leaving the capitol by andrews. that's not the days. however, vice-president mike pence will be at the inauguration for swearing in of joe biden. neil: just curious, this is

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party uses this narrative against us recognizing the rhetoric of the far left to divide us. >> we've allowed our general class to become these asian politicians that deploy this an way that allows them to keep their positions without requiring them to do the hard work. >> i think the risk is if the president and the secretary of defense are sending the signal that we're going to prioritize the diversity equity and inclusion agenda that there's naturally going to be a tendenc amongst those seeking to get into the officer ranks to respond to the political demand signal and we don't want to promote politicians we want to promote war fighters. we will continue to do more damage to the owner navy than the chinese nation could ever dream of doing. >> also here tonight the host o this podcast and author of the chinese book. i wonder if you could react to this as well the congressman is talking about his concerns that we are woefully unprepared to defend taiwan is this a primary concern for you? >> i think one of the best ways for us to prepare for the futur and competition with china is t b

and senator tom cotton joining us. and is joe biden's education department "as far left as they come?" betsy devos says so. chris rufo is here on that. i'm john roberts. jacqui heinrich will be here. see you for "america reports." >> haleigh: almost 18 months in the pandemic, a new survey suggests that a lot of people don't want to give up working from home. according to the university of chicago, when more than 2,300 people were asked how they deal with being told to return to the office full time, four in ten said they were follow the command but also start looking for a job that would let them work remotely once or twice a week. another 6% said they would call it quits instead of returning. raymond, i was speaking to someone recently that said i commute 75 miles in and out of work. in that case, that's a lot of wasted time commuting when you can be working. >> raymond: depends on the job. when you come back to new york as we have, when you see so many coffee shops closed, so many lunch places, this has an impact on

the only thing democrats are good at is attacking us. it's all they do. instead of attacking problems, they attack us. to them, we are the biggest problem. but the real problems are starting to pile up. the media doesn't cover them because we didn't cow them. once we point -- because we didn't cause them.

of us. >> laura: i love that! spencer, your emotion about -- i mean, you lost your senior year, you lost her senior year and i'm infuriated for you because i remember my senior year. it's a great year. how does it make you feel? >> i mean, the last time we had five day in person school, it was when i was 16 and now two months away from graduation, sixteens essentially where my public education stopped it's where it ended. i lost prom, maybe he will lose prom, a lost homecoming and all these things that come with being a high school senior. just gone. >> laura: do you feel cheated? >> i do. i feel cheated, one of my friends a little bit nervous about how college is going to go. because we are feeling a little bit unprepared like i mean, the reality of it is this whole year is academically kind of a joke. if we do everything online, understandably they teachers have made the content easier because they know that it's hard to learn over a laptop. next year, it's not going to be like that and i feel like we're all goi

could use the airplane. and then we had designer airplanes flying rich people around. stage 3, we're in, mom and dad can get on an airplane and get on a train. same thing with strays travel, at first it was only nation states that could go into outer space. now billionaires are going into outer space, but evenly mom and dad will go. trey: i am glad you did well in physics, i appreciate you coming on putting it to where i can understand it. i know our viewers, can thank you, happy holidays. >> my pleasure happy holidays. trey: yes, sir. >> america's political environment is not very inspiring right now, but maybe there is hope for tomorrow. maybe there are elected officials trying to broaden the audience for their ideas. we'll look at it next on "sunday night in america." with directv stream i can get live tv and on demand anywhere. look, serena williams... matrix... serena... matrix... serena... matrix... ♪ ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. - [nar

remind us what did bring you in? people would love to hear you explain what it was that led to fact that you voted republican for first time with donald trump. >> it was an america first agenda. all your viewers know, i am a veteran, always loved this country, i got the feels that left has left america behind, and left people that love the country behind. more so, i saw a sort of populism that used to be on the left, but now left is the party of big corporations. the left is at party of total totallianism and long downs, and i see republican party as padrey of freedom, i saw that embodied on president trump. i like what he said, on his mind, he was open and honest, that is what i connected to, he was not a politician. and a lot of new people that came in, i think they could tell you the same thing, that is what we're want from our candidates moving toward, you had matt gaetz on, a great example of of a congressman that is a fighter, the new people, that are here because of trump, we want fighters we want people that

i did his show many times before i used to do this pretty used to greet me on the sidewalk and wait for me. nobody else. this was before it was a politician. can you believe i said it was a politician. he does say that. jimmy kimmel used to wait for me outside his studio in los angeles, very crowded street. when i came he kissed my all the way it and then what happens, all of a sudden i'm like this horrible guy. this guy goes back to his own shows. he was nervous to talk to me. we would be in the car and i think he you might have even opened -- it's one of those things. i went into a big event. and the great former first lady, people love her. she said i've never heard anybody who for you. i just announced. and i said that's politics and all the years we've been together, nobody ever be written out there for some people cheering like crazy. and i set that's what happens when you go into politics. it is true. those late-night guys are terrible. you have done that countries such a service by gobbling up those ratings and i congratulate you. you did a great thing. >> thank you, mr. preside

they do not tell us. we have to sometimes do, we try to do investigations but they do fly people in. >> we've arrived at a point that reminds me of another time in the not-too-distant past when the obama administration was up to no good. >> how many of you people want to pay for your neighbor's mortgage that has an extra bedroom and can't pay their bills raise their hand. president obama, are you listening? >> are you americans listening now. things are worse now than they were when centrally made that way. back then our national debt sat at $8.9 trillion, today buckle up, it is $28.4 trillion and growing exponentially. it is time for a new tea party type movement to form, to organize and fan out across the country on issues ranging from critical race. the masks in schools we are seeing sparks of activism. >> this kind of stuff is poison. this will turn this country apart if it becomes part of our fabric. >> just because i do not want critical race theory talk to my children in school does not mean that i

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they have lied to us so much. by not just being straight with us and giving americans what we crave more than anything, straight talk. we can take bad news from the doctor, we can take that news from the lawyer. he took bad news from an anomaly. and i'm so proud of him. i zipped up out of respect. but the point is, one of the things that we were told a million times over was that young, and shape americans had little or nothing to fear and that we had to make sure to protect our old and protector on healthy and pre-existing conditions, et cetera, et cetera. but the me politicized it because it was getting done at a high level during a monstrous administration creates we have to have a problem with it. now it does become politicized and it's your only key to reelection. you are going to attack the nfl and go after players who are in the best physical shape a human being could possibly be in. and saying that they don't get a vaccine not only will they not get paid but they will have to forfeit. >> greg: we got to mo

thank you for joining us across the country as the f affiliates with us as well. thank you for joining us. >> san -- i'm sandraith. smith. >> john: i'm john roberts as we wrap up this edition of "america reports," we turn it over to martha with the >> martha: thanks very much. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. here's "the story." here's what we know about the situation unfolding on capitol hill. some of this investigation is just beginning at this hour. what we know is that an individual rammed the car that you see on the left-hand side of your screen, the blue car, against the barricade there. that suspect charged two officers with a knife and was shot dead by one of those officers. one of the officers has died of it's injuries. he was involved in that. we wait for more. we don't know the name of the officer. they're letting next of kin know about this very tragic day, this good friday on capitol hill. the fbi is on the scene right now. police say that it doesn't appear to be part of a larger threat or an ongoing threat, which is one of the major c

god tells us to take care of them, to feed the hungry. and i pray holocaust survivors will be given the basic needs that they so desperately pray for to survive. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: merry christmas and welcome back. tonight a much less depressing lineup then usual. we are highlighting some of our favorite and most inspiring interviews on a daytime show we call "tucker carlson today." we just did one with a best-selling author and christian radio show host eric metaxas. he says there is never been more scientific evidence of god's existence than there is now. spoke to him recently for an episode of "tucker carlson today." here is part of it. ♪ ♪ episode of "tucker carlson today." here is part of it. ♪ >> is atheism dead? i would just ask the question posed by the title, is it dead? >> actually the reason that i gave the book that title, i don't want to write about atheism. but in the 1966 there was the famous "time" magazine cover article "is god dead." and that's when the ideas of the academy, darwin 1859, freud marga

that's it for us tonight. thank you for watching and i hope you had a wonderful holiday surrounded by friends and family. we truly are blessed in the united states of america. remember, it is america, now and forever. greg gutfeld takes it all from here. ♪ ♪ >> greg: happy thanksgiving, everyone. like me, i hope you are well fed, possibly drunk, and spending time with his family members you actually get along with the article as for those you don't get along with, please kick them out of their house right now and tell them i told you to do it because i havu and i don't want to be interrupted. it has been a great fall season so far. we have had

that's going to do it for us, we are back tomorrow at noon eastern. join us then. eric. eric: absolutely and thank you to our loyal viewers for your news. the big saturday show is next right here on fox news. we will see you tomorrow. have a good night. ♪♪ >> hello everyone. welcome to "the big saturday show". here is what is on cap tonight. >> remember that texas democrats it took a plane to washington to a vote weighed voting on the election bill? they were not wearing masks now several got covid. >> defend the police

there are massive implications for all of us. david portnoy joins us in a moment to explain what those are. first context as to what we're watching right now. last march as the country began to panic about the arrival of a strange new coronavirus from china, a billionaire called bill ackman went on television in anc attempt to make america for afraid than we already were. our economy might be done at this point, he said. over. dead. not coming back. bill ackman went on like this forul 28 full minutes. terrified cnbc viewers watched slack jawed as he ranted. here is part of his performance. >> hell is coming! this was a feeling like i've never had. like there's a tsunami coming, right? a tsunamias is coming. you feel it in the air. the tide starts to roll out, ok? on the beach, people are playing and having fun like there's nothing going on. that's the feeling i've had for the last two months, ok? and my colleagues at work, ok, thought i was a lunatic! we need to shut it down now! america will end as we knowth i, ok? i'm sorry to

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>> by us, no. when we have by us is basically protesters and a few other folks milling around here. the police activity -- we'll get this way. this is constitution avenue. this is where the senate buildings are. a lot of police activity up there. they are joined by washington d.c. police. they have been streaming up in that area to try to assist on this. all of that policeman power has been to congregate towards those buildings. that is the russell office building, one of the primary buildings and then the cap italian complex. it's a mirror image on the other side of the capitol. you have police officers that are congregating to the building because that is where the breach is, that is where the issue is. where we're standing at right here, we have plenty of police vehicles and ambulances and plenty of other emergency vehicles out here. very little -- no security presince where we are because the action and where they're trying to get people out of and prevent other people from going in is all within the capitol building. you know, frankly, whenever you come around this area, if we

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corey, thank you for being with us. why is it so important for you to talk about this issue with your young daughter q >> it goes towards young people. i want my daughter to treat people with respect no matter if they are black, white, brown, i want people to know that people should be judged by their character and not by their color. on television when eugene robinson of the washington post made a point about critical race theory. watch. >> the right-wing is all a flutter about critical race theory, history has a way of winning, history has a way of making its effects known no matter who tries to stop this phenomenon. we will keep telling the truth. laura: is this a rejection, this rejection of critical race. he said a right-wing only issue in your view? >> know, absolutely not. anybody who doesn't have in their mind that they want people to be judged by your race or your color or your creed, nationality, that goes through all spectrums, liberal democrat, right lower left, doesn't matter. laura: some schools in the was

they want to attack us for -- or god forbid they might make a little less money. i'm going to fight for my family and your family and every family. i want the same rights for chinese citizens we have in this country. to be when you take down robert e. lee, melt that down and everyone is supposed to feel really great about that here. but mao seems to be doing just fine in the business world. seems to be doing good. >> cowards. these are a bunch of cowards. they are cowards, they are cowards, they are cowards. the nba is owned by the communist party. xi tells them exactly when to jump and how high. the nba, all these sports teams doing business over there, all these companies trying to make a little extra money, xi controls them completely. it's all about money. you can take it with you. if got to stand up for something to believe in. >> laura: same with hollywood of course. we will never see the effect takedown of mao. great to see. speaking of china, one of the greatest atrocities was unleashing covid on the world. we did give a talk about that on the ankle. the l

the man behind this dangerous mission joins us next. .. you are mission has shifted from military mission to a diplomatic mission with leverage over the taliban to ensure any american citizens can get out. jillian: white house mission is changing after the withdrawal from afghanistan. the next guest leading a task force of veterans operating behind taliban lines and lieutenant colonel scott man joins me and thank you for your service, how difficult is what you are trying to do and can you do this without intelligence capabilities in the military and state department? >> we are not behind taliban lines but operating from all over the nation but not behind lines and doing what green berets have done for decades which is leveraging relationships and trust, putting it into play with modern technology and encrypted applications. when you have relationships and the ability to communicate there is no limitation. we are moving into more deliberate form of recovery. jillian: can you explain how you are doing this? this is unbelievable. >> reporter:

against us predict. >> a week later the fbi and the u.s. attorney general office launch their investigation pretty governor andrew cuomo's inner circle many religions on the defense and desperately trying to save face on all fronts related to their best nursing home response and is called to the fellow democrats who reportedly fleet the audio pretty. >> the governor has abusive powers and he is a pattern of abusive behavior. and he has abused me and my family by calling me and threatening my career and putting my kids in front of my kids and wife. >> and that his lawyer took the same approach and threatening nursing home representatives after luring them into a colander the guides of a covid-19 vaccine emergency. and while on this call, the governors team threatens the staff with fines and malpractice claims and license revocations claiming they failed to pick up vaccine shipments they supposedly ordered and as it turns out, there was no legitimate basis for the threat. representatives for some saying that while they may have submitted numb

i think that will bring us together and help us develop the type of cohesiveness as a country. that we want to have with patriotism and putting our national interest first, before other things that often times divide us, i could not agree more with representative waltz. i believe these are bipartisan efforts, groups that strive to work through our differences but find common ground when at all possible. at the end we don't want to be marred with the gridlock that exists in washington. i think having a military background has helped us achieve that in great part. trey: we honor your service to our country, all manifestations of public service, happy july 4 to you both and your families. >> all right, thank you. >> thank you, trey. and i appreciate your service as well. let me say, that in closing, i appreciate my colleague representative waltz's service. and time work we have in work work -- team work we have in washington. >> thank you, and happy birthday america. trey: thank you. >> still ahead, what drives women and men to serve the country, what threats do they face in order

this year i had to use a saw cannot bring the chainsaw with me i did have to use of muscle. judge: a lot of muscles. and you know, he is a world champion lumberjack. yes. he has. >> when i was younger and thinner. judge: you like pretty young and then to me? >> now i hear there is another tradition. >> what we do the littlest ones we dress like the holy family joseph and mary and baby jesus if there is no baby that year we use a baby doll and i say jesus sometimes is very big. >> but that is so impressive that is not keeping religion and jesus in christmas and that is what it's all about. america falling apart it is crazy even in the traditions that you were saying. >> absolutely. you just talk to tyrus earlier in the show how some people want to change america there is a deliberate plan to tear down the cultural heritage this is what the secularist and the marxist want to do with america we want to tear it down and build back better but guess what? we like the christian catholic tradition we don't want canceling christmas or easter or anything else it is imperative as ameri

you get to use us you have better poles. >> we are just prettier and smarter than you all. [laughter] >> i got to say, all of the grandmothers, mothers and single ladies watching, lawrence is single. >> i will make some quick points, i think climate change is actually a great argument for the three day weekend, we could use that. everyone is trying to go back to work after covet, if you don't want more emissions or people commuting, you could argue for a three day weekend. >> we don't -- [laughter] >> no weekends in our business but i'm going to keep driving my jeep and continue acting like a man according to this study. next up on the big saturday show, remember the famous dress that went viral because nobody could define or identify its color? next, we show you a butterfly setting the internet on fire. ♪♪ welcome back to the big saturday show. if there's one thing i can inspire a heated debate by something else, it's got to be an optical illusion on social media. the latest one features a butterfly whose wings are brown, or are they blue? arguments from both sides hav

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they said if i come here -- that i used to leave us alone. [inaudible] >> you be safe, man. >> as you heard things there, outside of the capitol not quite so pretty. the people in d.c. are definitely suffering. i wish the media would pay more attention to that. >> tucker: i wonder if michael mccall notices as he walks to work. thanks, richie. i appreciate it. >> tucker: victor hansen is from the hoover institute. he joins us now. thanks for being here. i was in washington for 9-11 when the plane hit the pentagon very close by. there was no security response like this. nothing even close to this. it seems like congress has saved this response, the troops and the razor wire for american citizens. they seem to fear american citizens than al-quaida. >> they do. there's more troops than protecting washington in 1861. more after the confederate general attempted to take washington in 1864. more troops now than we used to put down 40,000 bonus marchers in 1942. there's more after the death of martin luther king and the 13 people died in washington,

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his whole view is to take us further and further left to d individualize us. everything he says his larger philosophical orientation, against the development of individualism, meaning to socialism and marxism, the far left. certainly in regard to black america, we need a focus on the potential of the individual and we need public policies reflect that, enhance the individual. we have way too much focus on group and collective identity. those are identities take people away from their life, incapacitate them in many ways so listening to who was played a little while ago, i think he says biden does not understand the importance, part of the american dream is that the individual has a chance, people don't come here saying i want my group -- i want all black people from people come to america saying this is a place i can develop myself, i can flower and that's what makes us a great nation. ralph says it better than anyone else, who group of the gift individual. i don't think mr. biden understands that and that's too bad. mark: he is also embraced, clearly embraced

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you need us. with that type of messaging only hurts in neighborhoods you need to get back to work and pay your bills. period. laura: some people are not that pleased taking it out on nancy pelosi. look at the protesters showing up at her san francisco home. >> we call on you to immediately call congress into session to vote on the eviction moratorium to keep people in their homes. we are in the midst of the second-worst covid surge to date and this is not the time to allow evictions to begin. laura: charlie, the squad has been camped out that what about the rest of the democratic party? is there more of a rift because they are called to extend this and keep people from being evicted? charlie: that has to be my favorite thing about the whole story that democrats are in charge of everything. and when career bush sits on the front steps in protest, she is protesting democrats. democrats control the white house and both chambers of congress. they can do whatever they want to do. if they want to blow f