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

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for some including myself it is a phenomenal piece of journalism challenging us to refrain us history, the idea that someone wouldn't get tenure is on its face ridiculous. laura: there is a war on press freedom too, denial of tenure to this woman? >> we covered a lot of the daily caller and that fox news was all the inaccuracies that have taken place supporting the central thesis had to be retracted by the new york times. this is a country that was founded on slavery the revolution was fought for slavery. this is a person who has 5 academic freedom, rooted for riots, taken credit for the rights that destroyed our country, killed a dozen people, ruined an unbelievable amount of lives over the past year. the snack academic freedom, she is a fan of violence, she's a racist, a product was fired. >> the vaccine push and is the dating realm. the last bite explains. it would be cool to ride a horse on the moon. narrator: covid-19 has changed how we express our faith and gather to worship. now it's time to take the first step that lets us get back to spreading the word without spreading conce

'a deep dive and how the democrats used the pandemic to push their agenda. shawn is going to back monday night. >> the scourge of critical race theory has affected the school district in red states. we have a video from a school board hearing. plus why is joe quoting a dictator. in an american military commencement address. what is the plan for big tech t track you. first anti- semitism matters. welcome to jill biden's america. >> beat. >> guys, hey. >> ticket look at this disturbing video out of los angeles. he is running for his life to cars flying palestinian flags g for him. >> they weren't seeing any racial slurs. they said they would like to commit a terroristic attack. >> so many vicious attacks against jewish americans. the fact is anti- semitism has been comfortably housed inside the black lives matter movement. 's been celebrated by the activists the democrats right now are obsessing on a mission to invest in the capital riot that now they are turning a blind eye to the explosion. they refuse to confront the anti- semitic crosscurrents. by refusing

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what worked at -- hit us up. we would love to see your video of your furry friend. >> breaking tonight, parents pushing back with a vengeance against the local school board move taking all school holidays from the school calendar just calling them days off. >> i said you would have all holidays except columbus day. >> you will preside. all of you pope was signed today . >> we're fighting for our freedom and are to be remembere on memorial day. not day off. >> i hope you% of the decision position that you may and that you can resign right now. ladies and gentlemen, enough i enough. listen, if you need to respect the speaker argue will be escorted out of this room. picks getting heated pick is what we learned tonight, at the randolph school district police by one report has reversed course and we'll reinstate the name of holidays. let's kick off the lightning round. all right, christopher, welcome back. but you make at this. it sounds like in this case tha parents of the push back. that they wanted to accomplish. >

things like airfare, hotel rooms, new and used cars. i still think inflation will be higher than the feds want but we will see slowing inflation over the course of 2022. >> a new op-ed with a less rosie outlook saying we should not expect to see inflation fall much from its november level of 5.5% although the fed is for casting 2.6% in 2022. good reason to expect a much higher rate, even a rate of 3% can cut the value of money in half in 24 years. liz peek fox news contributor now in "focus." always great to see you. you talk about inflation and it really has to come down dramatically for the american people to feel it. right now they're feeling the opposite. i want to put these fox business polls up to give us an idea and snapshot. people are extremely or very concerned about inflation or higher prices. 84%. on getting inflation under control, are president biden's actions hurting or helping and 47% say they are hurting. on the president's job approval numbers you see there approve 38%, disapprove 59%. this going into the mid-terms yea

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>> that does it for us. we will see you next weekend. >> president biden addressing the nation a short time ago as the taliban steps up attack on afghans outside the kabul airport that evening i am jon scott and this is "the fox report". monitoring two major stories at this hour tropical storm hurricane henri but now beginning with doha with an up close look how people are trying to escape from afghanistan and a source tells fox news the taliban is increasing attacks on those at the airport tearing up passports whipping up other vital travel documents as afghans are deaf desperate to escape trade tray has more on this volatile situation. reporter: concerned reporting from the pentagon tonight indicating that taliban fighters are stopping people once again even one source telling fox his wife's teeth were knocked out by a taliban fighter after stopped at the checkpoint concerning reports away documents are handled by the taliban who now control the entirety of kabul afghanistan the 82nd air force division try

he promised to use the media connections. was the turning of the best lifetime movie have ever seen. >> this is official from the basement. >> to pull this off you need a blind spot the size of wendy williams. it seems that he was gathering intel. hillary would be so proud of him. after hearing all of this i hav to wonder how he is going to keep his job. greg even if this involves burping a worm it's like an old hotel in las vegas. they smeared something decent i turns out fake news like the amish do butter. the screen to you to obey the lockdown. what a list of obnoxiousness to choose from. there is a q-tip theater where he humanized his brother. this was the actual swab those being used. they are discussing the new robberies. he could no longer use the line where the constitution is peaceful. >> misguided iver all so wrong. the fighting is right and in a clash between hate and those wh oppose it those who oppose are on the side of right. he was overpaid. in the media this would describ all of us. i would describe myself as

griffin used to work for chris cuomo. then just days after that story, project veritas exposed another creep at cnn. they published graphic text messages that fantasized about molesting the child and saw photographers of that child. we called cnn, we asked is this one of your employees. does he still work there? they didn't get back to us. this seems like a real story. as of today there are more accused pedophiles at cnn than americans who died of the omicron variant which is supposed to be so deadly. that's not what they are recovering. -- covering. fox news suffered a week of embarrassing headlines! [laughing]. paging dr. freud. transference is when you take the sins you committed and accuse others of them. nothing better than this example ever. over the weekend we got on the road and went out to phoenix in arizona and spoke to turning point usa run by charlie kirk. people on the right are telling you they are conservatives and kirk appears to be the only one telling you how the country is changing. >> you can't have wi

joining us is joseph smith, owner of the great steak houses. thanks for joining us tonight. i want you to explain to the viewers who heard about the vaccine passports, what will the practical effects of this being on already struggling businesses? >> well, first let me thank you for having me on. i am a big fan. i watch your show every night. i think it's the most truthful show on television. thank you for all you do for restaurants and other such businesses. right the latest thing coming out after 16 months of nonsense between dumb and dumber as i have called them before -- the mayor and the governor -- this could be the straw that breaking news the camel's back. there could be another 5,000 restaurants on top of the 5 innocence giving back their keys because people will not come out. it's a fear monger thing. this is political. as you said 5 people died. this has nothing to do with the virus. de blasio wants the governor's job. he might be able to go after it soon because he might be saying good-bye. de blasio goes in 2 months. we get someone else. this could be a total di

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or separates us matter. whatever differences were previously perceived felt so inconsequential because we were unified in our heart ache and unified in our resolve and unified in her anger. there was clarity and unity in the aftermath of 9/11. we said we would never forget, we said we would remember forever, we said we would hunt those who hurt us and seek to hurt us and destroy our way of life. we said we would hunt them to the ends of the earth. and now 20 years later the unity has been replaced with the memories of the unity. the clarity has been replaced with ambiguity there are now american politicians who call other americans terrorist, there are now american politicians who can't seem to tell her friends from her and amy's. in the weapons of war american ingenuity and you pay for are now in the hands of terrorist in the very region of the world and in the first place for some forever to be slightly less than 20 years. and some hunting our enemies to the ends of the earth apparently does not include af

it didn't used to be this way. there used to be opinions on both sides of the equation. look at the new york times. they publish something from senator cotten and a person gets fired for goodness sake. >> there were four of these cases where groups of employees attention them management sing one of their colleagues has to be removed because they used a forbidden word. can i make two very quick points. i agree very much, they are afraid of president trump and his ability to make a comeback print that is the only explanation i can think of of why postelection this cultural movement is actually escalating. the other point is we all come in different ways referred to the point of revulsion and this happens in sophisticated democracy with the great majority of people, the overwhelming majority of americans who believe in freedom of expression have been so silent and it's not altogether silent or intimidation and it's not altogether silent of it can't happen here. to me it's in inexpressible but it will and paradigm over old enough to remember that they censored, it happened p

this country is against us by like 3-1. if the cia were to invent a way to assert destroy the country i would be teaching critical race theory and our schools. she is not a nice woman, first she's going to embezzle all the money that we gave them to not teach. i can't prove it, but we will next year when you see all the indictments because that's our track record. then she kicked out the kids ou of school. the entire year, and then now that they're behind, instead of catching them up, she is dragging them through the dirty racial butter. it's a shame, it's disgusting and the parents aren't taking i anymore. i've not seen the democratic party this coming discombobulated trying to defen something than what they're doing with critical race theory. usually they're really on message. this time there like we don't teach critical race theory, actually we do, we just teach i in colleges, actually we teach it in middle school it's a good thing, i can't find what it is, but it's good. >> it's not history. can get they are gas lightin

will cain live for us. time to check in with ainsley ehrhardt in chicago for thought is coming up on "fox and friends". ainsley: good morning to you. it is great to see you this morning. i've been watching your show. you are doing a great job. we are here in chicago because schools on monday opened up from k-8 the grade. we will talk to parents, business owners and a student here, a sophomore who was ready to go back to school who said i never thought i would say that but he misses school. he's not able to play some of the sports he was playing and they are hoping to open up baseball in april. we will talk to him. so many business owners father businesses ransacked. we will chat with them coming up on "fox and friends," stay with us. so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a little differently. hey, i'll take one, please! wait, this isn't a hot-dog stand? no, can't you see the sign? wet. teddy. bears. get ya' wet teddy bears! one-hundred percent wet, guaranteed! or the next one is on me! only pay

supremacy and beats us to punch on a.i. you know is it game over for us? >> so i think that would be gameover yongts think that much ahead of the curve and here's tension dan on one hand we need guardrails here at home that respect our system of respecting liberty here at the same time this is happening whether we want it to happen in america or not. and we want america to be a place of competitive on the global stage. so that's the struggle. when you look at thengs like health care, discovering drugs, i see no controversy with respect to using a.i. to cut time and cost of getting effective medicine to market for example, so ting there's certain area where is this is not controversial at all but talking about a.i. to address human behavior influence human behavior that's where you run into that because if we're not doing it china will do it and as we do it we need to in a way that respects individual liberty in way that we do here in the united states. dan: all right. you know power of big tech is growing gee met geometrically if they were to get their han

what can you tell us tonight? >> the parents of that 12-year-old student unleashed on the teachers face a affirmed their daughter as transgender behind their back, alleging staff at spreckels union school district encouraged her seventh-grade daughter to join an lgbt queue club where a teacher told her daughter she was trans fluid. here is a portion of the speech at the school board meeting. >> it took away my ability to parent before i had any knowledge. i didn't even get to show support. you asked for support i didn't give it to you. your job is to educate my child in math, science, etc. do your job and the me do mine. >> reporter: the post-millennial website reports that woman felt blindsided when a teacher and principal informed her that her daughter was trans fluid making her feel, quote, small as a parent for not knowing. fox news reached out, commented with no response yet but here's what he said last night. >> the district addressing the situation in an impartial fact-finding way, a third-party investigati

it's time for us to be visible and vocal. to peaceably assemble, and let the rest of the world know that we are not sitting ducks waiting to be assaulted. and that means holding those in power accountable and jailing, lock up those who are victimizing innocent human beings. they should not be roaming freely among us. i have no tolerance for them or the so-called social justice warriors who want me to believe i'm wrong because i believe in consequences in law and order. i'm not going to stop and neither should you until we get america back on track. that's my open. let me know what you think on facebook twitter and judge jeanine. author of the new book do what you said you would do, congressman jim jordan joins me now. am i wrong? >> no, that was a great opening. it doesn't take a genius to figure this out. when you get rid of bail you shouldn't be surprised when you get more crime. when democrats spend an entire summer calling cry others and looters peaceful protesters, you shouldn't be surprised when you get more crime. and

tell us why you won't enforce this mandate? >> well, they have the population of 1.5 million people.el over 90 percent of our adult population is vaccinated. there is no crisis in our hospital. we have plenty of hospital bed capacity. c we plenty of capacity in our icu units. i won't enforce the mask mandate because it's not necessary. we are not in crisis in nassau county. people want to get back to normal. this coming week is the super bowl foror stores. i don't want to do anything that would interrupt our ability to get people shopping and going to restaurants and with respect to our children, the mask mandate for the school aged kids i feel is wrong. we are stealing the childhood. iin asked the governor to allow local control for local school boards to determine if masks are necessary. >> tucker: do you think your unelected governor will grant you that right or she will be in charge? at the end of the day? >> so far everything she does is painted with a broad brush statewide. in buffalo there was a hospital crisis but that'

jody joins us right now. we are seeing these numbers, the staggering numbers of people coming through the border that we catch. what about the ones we don't? before we get that story and your perception, tell us what happened to your brother. >> good morning. thank you for having me first of all. he was murdered in 2018 by an illegal criminal alien that was arrested two days prior because of the sanctuary city laws. he was released and shot and murdered by this criminal. brian: so this guy's name is gastavo garcia. he was arrested on drug charge held in jail about 10 hours and then responsible for several shootings, two other murders, carjackings, multiple high-speed chases. this guy is a true menace. he is hell on earth. and he is still here and your brother isn't. when you hear about an arrest of two yemeni terrorists and then you here about an ms-13 arrest. what are you thinking along with the 19,000 unaccompanied minors who are just streaming into our country? >> we absolutely have a crisis. all you hear

>> it's dividing us into campus. you can't trust what you see on facebook because they are censoring one side. you can't trust the cdc they are not allowing a debate and admitting the contrary evidence. you have to become your own searcher for truth. >> tucker: yes. we are becoming pakistan. thank you, john. it's it for us. now sean hannity. >> sean: i have your chicken. i will deliver it. i like kentucky fried chicken but that's a different issue. welcome to "hannity." the world is complex and dangerous place. tensions are high in the feasting. -- the middle east. iran is funding proxy wars all over the wars. russ is ramping up hostile maneuvers in eastern europe and we are seeing a disturbing

why use that phrase? according to the professor, it is less stigmatizing to pedophiles. >> i use the term minor attracted person for multiple reasons. first of all, because i think it's important to use terminology for groups that members of that group want others to use for them and map advocacy groups have advocated for using the term map. they have advocated for primarily because it is less stigmatizing than other terms like pedophile. a lot of people when they hear the term pedophile, they automatically assume it means a sex offender and that isn't true and it leads to a lot of misconceptions about attraction toward minors. >> tucker: you wouldn't want to stigmatize pedophile. problem is professor allen walker let that get on the internet. let that get onto the internet somehow sold old dominion university was busted, people found out what they were actually teaching so the university but that individual on leave. there's a lot of the stuff you never hear about. if you so much for coming on. this does

the jobs numbers also remind us we have important work ahead of us and important investments we need to >> we have the most productive workers and most innovative minds in the world. we risk losing our edge as a nation if we don't move. our infrastructure used to be the best in the world, according to the world economic forum, united states of america ranks 13th in the world, 13th, on infrastructure. roads, bridges, ports, etcetera. we're among the first in the world to guarantee access to universal education, back at the turn of the 20th century. now, catch this, america is ranked 35 out of 37 major economies. when it comes to invest nothing early childhood education as percentage of gdp. 35 out of 37. all these investments, fuel strong economy, we've taken our foot off the gas. the world has taken notice. including our adversaries, and now they're closing the

i used to complain when i was asked to take out the trash. i guess it's a good way to get kids to do the chores, at least you turn tragedy into quality time with the kids. in other news, an elderly man gets brutally beaten, i'm not talking about joe biden's lates approval another in a wheelchai gets tossed and ransacked. but would be chokes her out and drove her off the subway. stray gunfire strikes people sitting on the bus in queens, men casually walk over and slug elderly women on the street. that is ten minutes of research on my part of the past week, just ten minutes per the same time it takes biden to answer the question oatmeal or cream o wheat. meanwhile, what do you hear fro the media? lips turns of classic. >> if you watch a certain state tv, and you listen to conservative media, you would think entire cities are just enthralled invites empires and whatever. we went out for a great dinner in new york city tonight. people walked up to us and said thank you for i watch you every night, and can't believe they thought they were going to

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this is what none of us want to. we don't want it to be about the coming not or moving us into a certain kind of arena, that's also up to parents and how parents are going to raise their children. but for this to be taxpayer dollars, television, wait 15 years for those 3-year-olds to be 18 and then you can have a fascinating conversation and a great program. it might even be called at rupaul's race which of course, it gets all kinds of awards and i enjoy immensely but that's for adults. if not for 5-year-olds. we can with the children out of it end and move along in our lives and get the respect we deserve. >> tucker: it almost feels like they are saying, how much will you put up with? like this is basically saying to people who don't want their kids sexually propagandized, we can do everything we want and there's nothing you can do about it because you are passive and stupid. i wonder how long people will put up with that, not much longer, i hope. beco the conditioned to think that if you are a floor, you are home a

it is on us to defend those defending us. pete: senator cotton speaking against this unfortunately the pentagon brass pushed through ideas and reading lists which we covered on this program. >> absolutely. pete: jeremy, one more thing. there is a study came out that minority students are underrepresented in the nominations to military academies. you yourself went to west point. 6% black students, 8% hispanic students. majority white students in the nominations. how do you dress that? some are calling the congress to racialize the military academy process? is that a good idea? how do you recruit the minority candidates when you tell them the country is systematically racist who you are supposed to serve as well? >> that is right, pete. the narratives we tell about the country matter. we can't tell young minority students their country is uniquely evil and hates them and expect them to want to volunteer to serve. we can't tell them that the constitution was written to keep them in bondage but then expect them to want to defend

gutman, say us too. we also think that what you're doing is crazy, what you're doing is as racist, and what you're doing is harming our kids. again, i think these parents really have a great opportunity. these schools need that. they can absolutely speak up on behalf of their kids. and i think they should absolutely back him up and, you know, grow a spine, speak up. brian: yeah. if you have $54,000 to send your kid to high school, you probably -- or junior high school in this case -- you probably have some power to do something to put them in a different school or certainly get them out of new york. meanwhile, there's another story out about teachers, and it's in "insider" magazine, and they claimed this group of teachers in a tweet, teachers who have borne the brunt of the pandemic describe the toll distance learning has taken on them. five teachers shared their experiences, some of whom have left or are considering leaving the profession. now, i think teachers in some cases have done an extraordinary j

no wonder they hate us. glenn greenwald is a journalist and you can find his work which we hope you support. now i want to ask you about this bill from stephanie murphy which strikes me as particularly ominous in the context of the moment we are in that would ban people who fall within some category that she is defining. who have certain beliefs effectively from serving in government and should your personal beliefs be a criterion for employment in the federal government? >> the through line that you talked about is the democratic party which now controls the house, the senate and the white house. generally believes they have the party of science and rationality and the only way to disagree with them is you are either a deranged conspiracy theorist or exhibitionist, someone who is engaged in criminal conduct or terrorism. therefore they genuinely believe that it's not a show or a pretext and they have convinced one another through the echo chamber that they've created, essentially the entire media accepts th

please help us. apparently no matter what befalls the big apple, nyc remains the media capital of the world. it's weird. like declaring afghanistan best placed opener gay friendly bed-and-breakfast. i have tried. in new york city you can be pushed in front of a subway train by a guy wearing nothing but a smile and a hospital bracelet. but really the broadway shows are to die for. nothing makes you forget about your grandma getting mugged for her false teeth in a matinee showing of "hello dolly." have you tried our new york famous bagels? try a local deli. follow the police chalk outlines on the sidewalk. be sure to step over the bodies to get to it. the good news is every homicide comes with a free pickle and a bag of chips. i want to get out of new york but i have to convince more than my wife. there is my mistress and her kids. three separate states. also i have to convince fox. how do i do that without threatening to go public with those pictures of steve doocy like you've never seen him before? t

you for joining us. explained to the viewers who heard a lot about vaccine passports, need to show vaccine identification and so forth what will the practical effects of this be on already struggling businesses? >> thank you for having me on, big fan. i watch your show every night. it is the most truthful show on television and thank you for all you do for restaurants and other such businesses. right now this latest thing coming after 16 months of nonsense between dumb and dumber, the mayor and the governor, this could be the straw that breaks the camel's back. there could be another 5000 restaurants giving back the keys because people will not come out to fairmont thing, this is nothing to do, 5 people died, nothing to do with the virus, this is 1-upsmanship. deblasio wants the governor's job. he might be saying goodbye, 0 goes in two months, we get someone else in office, this could be a total disaster. as far as coming in and checking and apps on your phone we don't know what they are going to do. bus

you don't need to take us out to dinner. whip something us. bring us a tray in bed. here, darling, that is enough for me. lawrence: my mother taught me how to cook. she didn't want women to use it against me later in life. she taught me how to cook. don't let them use it against you, son. love you for that, mother. pete: wise words. email us as well, friends at foxnews.com. if you have the show in the background, bonus points. it is mother's day. thank you your mother. lawrence: tag us into it too. we'll try to get it on air. a big story. a cyberattack is forcing the largest fuel pipeline in the country to shut down. fears are growing that gas prices may soar the longer it stays closed. griff jenkins joins us live as authorities begin investigating the hack. griff? reporter: that's right, good morning, lawrence, jed and pete. there's a chance if they can't reopen this pipeline we could peel some pain at the pump and here's why. the colonial pipeline runs 5500 miles from texas to new york, delivering 100 million gallons a day, 45% of all the fuel on the east coast. ga

he joins us now. it wasn't clear if you were denied because of your political views or you are a media personality? >> it was clearly our views.re i had several decisions with that mortgage officer. i want to make it clear our mortgage application was financiallyce sound. if he saidid it wasn't financiay sound, i would have believed him. he was candid with me. i called him a sort of whistleblower. he said it was our opinions. the royal bank is canada's largest bank and they do a lot of business with communist china. i wonder if they brought that to canada. they have thousands of clientsmu in the united states too. discriminating against people for inappropriate grounds is called red-lining and that's illegal in the states. this banker wanted to give meat the mortgage.il he said he was fighting against the head office and it was the head office that vetoed this mortgage application. i think social credit or cancel culture is here in north america too. this bank is in america as well. >> sean: under the

now, facing us, called climate change . with the greatest sense of urgency. i'm signing an executive art to sign the ambitious plan to confront the existential threat of climate change. >> to someone have to wake them him up to deliver the speech? i wonder what joe would call being without heat in the middl of the deep-freeze. right now tonight as rolling blackout unprecedented cold gripped the state and a number of people have already died trying to stay warm. what's the ultimate cause of al of this? at the texas public policy foundation, chuck, you say this is what, largely rooted in obam biden administration policies? explained that. >> there is two things going on here. first of all texas independent system operator made some reall poor calls a couple of days ago and in fact governor greg abbot has called for the resignation. he wants a clean sweep. there were some bad short-term decisions. underlying all of this is some really poor long-term policies that have caused in overbuildin of wind and solar in texas and decomm

take us to the second exhibit. the defendants deny they failed the dangerous foodborne pathogens test. we have some cases that are fun but this is not one of those. you can get this from contaminated food you wouldn't wish it on your worst enemy. 's fars causality it can be issues within a couple of hours. she is certainly going to have medical evidence that says this is the cause. it sure seems like it was and this means it's going to get past the motion to dismiss. it is going to have to go to trial. i don't think any defendant could possibly afford to go to trial with this incredibly sympathetic claim. there's a lot of joked cases ou there and this is one where we really need to compensate somebody that out of the blue has become paralyzed. we counsel our clients and you have to think that it would be pretty sympathetic plaintiff in front of a jury. for now taco bell is saying there is no causality or connections we will look at the testimony and the evidence coming up next. they say that she sustained permanent

that's it for us, everyone. "special report" is up next. >> bret: i would like to get a pillow, "special report" pillow. >> dana: your pillow? >> jesse: your pillow. >> bret: my pillow. all right. see you. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are getting a clearer picture of the devastation left behind by a series of killer tornadoes in the midwest over the weekend. at least 88 people are now dead. kentucky hit hardest with at least 74 killed. and more than 100 are still missing at this hour. the video images as you look at some of them here

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what is interesting is i don't think i ever used the word china virus. i use the term china. . i was invited to be part of a conversation to take place two days later. the following day in class my graduate students notified me i had been removed from the class schedule. laura: your teaching the class. >> for the spring of 2022. i have been removed. laura: what happens then? >> i have my meeting with the director of the eo rc and she informs me the term china flew is a racial slur and so i must be a racist teacher. laura: what did you say to that? >> i asked if the virus was from china and she said yes and i asked if it was a virus and she said yes, and i said did i violate any university policy? she said no but everybody knows it is racist and if you had chinese students in class you would have offended them. i'm pretty good at recognizing chinese students or anybody with chinese in them because 26 years ago i adopted a little baby that was one quarter chinese. i know someone from china when i see them and nobody in the class is from china. but that didn't seem to matter. i wa

a lot of us could move out. we have the will and the means. but there is poor and elderly in the cities that are screwed. think about the elderly asians that are been targeted and the hate crimes and stuff. it's a large population in new york city. it's chinatown. this tragedy. in times square in the daytime. this never used it to happen even in the needs. it's unconscionable. i don't understand how de blasio gets away with it. why isn't he held accountable? his wife are in the mental health program. how are they getting away with this. meanwhile they are having their kids chauffeured by a police detective. he doesn't want to brave the danger is streets. why does he get a detective driving him? >> harold: the -- there were reductions in crimes of the president you served under. do we bring it back? i agree with greg. we have to get rid of bail reform but what other things? >> dana: the very liberal prosecutors that will prosecute the crimes. the other thing is, we talked about the crime last week of the woman who shoved the other woman into th

steve: fox news joey jones joins us now. doesn't sound like is he going to apologize. >> bad word the press secretary clarify what the president meant years ago. when she doubles down. you know they are in a bad spovment a week full of bad news for them. easy enough to throw on there hey listen we were talking about something different a while ago. we standing by what we said. what really bothers me if you watch the full interaction and thank god for peter i say that every single day we have a press briefing. really what he was trying to find out, listen, the trial has happened. new information has come out, do you want to change your tune because you definitely prejudged this guy before any evidence was seen. and i think what makes me so aggravated in this is he keeps going back to is he a white supremacist because he was supposed to be a part of the michigan and the president condemns militias coming out with violence, that's great. he wasn't a white supremacist, he wasn't connected to a militia, why by the way there was o

that's the question for us to reflect on. and the answer is really up to us. >> dana: i thought about that all night. i thought it was a great show. i was happy to be on the inaugural edition. even though talking about something weird i didn't do a great job. i will do something better if they have me back. jasper went to the beach and here is the picture. greg, you are next. gut gutted i haven't banned phrases for a while. i was going to ban two. my first one is this one. important. i had a thing over the weekend on friday's show. and i heard three girls say important. it drives mee me nuts. what happened to the t? where is the t. why do people hate the t? it's important. i found myself do it. i fountain myself doing it when i'm doing it that means we are all lost. second banning in leaning in. if i hear someone claim i'm leaning in to yoga. i'm leaning in to world music. just say you are listening to it or doing it but enough with the leaning in crap. you don't fool anybody. >> i have a very important story. [laughter] abou

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you have all the words come out learn how to use them, use grammar, and have a declarative sentence. take out the adjectives. adverbs are your enemy, avoid them. just learn to write clearly. that's the whole trick right there it's not hard at all. >> do you miss those pieces at all? >> i write every day, right now more than i've ever written in my life, but i don't get out of my weird little cave to talk to other people, and i definitely miss getting on the road two faraway places. >> i didn't mean to monopolize your time. >> well, i'm going to ask a really long question now. a little like you, i spent a lot of time what would you call the mainstream media. i'm fascinated of the idea of the long slide, in your experience, the media seems to have changed drastically since the election of donald trump over the last five years, but wasn't always there? do you think the attitudes were seen today where they are in the media covered up, or have they changed? >> that's a great question. there's been a totalitarian instinct on the right because it's kind of a religious faith. so the instinct