sean will be back on monday, big week next week, joe biden will announce his vice president nominee and you want to stay tuned to fox news to know all about it. "hannity" is up next. ♪ >> jason>> laura: i am laura inm and this is "hannity" dumb x be 20 from washington tonight. newt gingrich and raymond arroyo. you don't want to miss it plus a blm protester vandalized as a tribute to fallen police officers. now this is just minutes after it was painted. the artist is here tonight, and he is both hilarious and committed. but first, biden-elegy 101, that is tonight's angle. back in the cold war, we had

criminologist, and they said everything they could find, pictures of official notices and so forth to guess about what was happening in the soviet union. after all, you had to try to figure things out. but these days, i think we need biden-oh it just given 90% of the time biden and his campaign are closed off to real questions or scrutiny but every once in a while, biden emerges and immediately starts to reveal his real agenda. >> someone said trump's stance has a good one to counter china's influence. would you keep the terrorists? no, hey, look. who said trumps idea is a good one? we are going after china and a wrong way. >> laura: welcome of the entire 24-hour at period that followed that exchange, his campaign and the media allies tried to clean it all up claimig biden didn't really mean what

he said on terrorists, get rid of them. a biden aid telling bloomberg yesterday his position is unchanged. he would reevaluate the tariff upon taking office. he was obviously responding to the notion that trumps stance is a good one to counter china. nice try, kids as if we didn't hear the word no in response to the question whether he would keep the tariff spirit now, this is where biden-elegy comes in. stay with me here. biden's team issued a statement that was supposedly written by the former vp himself. and what that means is that the statement was approved and vetted by his entire economic team and it included the following key passage. trumps phase one trade deal with china is failing badly, even before the pandemic, trump go it alone trade war was hammering american workers, small businesses, and farmers.

well, we bidenology-all it just sends an important signal to the swamp. it means that biden will not use his authority as president to impose tariffs on china and that he will list the tariffs imposed by president trump. furthermore, it means he will not take any actions against china unless they are supported by significant walk of other countries, which means as a practical matter, the european union, now you seek him otherwise, he would be "going alone." that is exactly what he is saying he won't do. the europeans are cutting deals left and right with china, and they will never agree to place tariffs on them period. the obama/biden answer to china, back in 2015 was the nightmare ppp, the trans-pacific partnership and by the way it was so unpopular back home that even hillary clinton one of the

most committed globalist who ever lived said that the tpp would kill jobs and she ran against it. but biden still believes in the tpp although maybe with a few save -- face-saving tweets. >> i would not join the tpp as it was initially put forward to. i would insist that we renegotiate pieces of that with pacific nations that we had in south america and north america so that we can bring them together to hold china accountable. >> laura: what gibberish. he can even get the acronym right, tpp, joe. and i would not pay attention to negotiation language. the other tpp countries, why would we negotiate you and obama agreed to? and they would be right. you might see a few little changes here and there to help biden politically, but then we would be right back to a big push to join the job killing tpp. >> for eight, long years under

obama/biden administration from american factory workers received nothing but broken promises and brazen sellouts and lost jobs. and over the next four years, our pharmaceutical and medical supply chains, we will bring them home. and we will never rely on china. >> laura: the choice could not be clearer. you have a president in trump who spent real political capital. he cut on ending grief in order to get leverage over china. and he forced them to change their ways or be cut out of the market altogether. now biden's team decided to destroy all that leverage and return to the failed obama approach to appeasement and trade policy. now, they will tell you they intend to rally the world against china, but their own record shows they have no chance of accomplishing that goal. this leaves a huge win for the

ccp and a huge loss for american workers across the board. >> joe biden's entire career has been a gift to the chinese communist party. biden personally led the effort to give china permanent most favored nation status as vice president, biden was a leading advocate of the paris claimant accord which was unbelievably expensive to our country. yet one more gift from biden to the chinese communist party. >> laura: it is a huge gift. now in short, you have to think about it this way. if you want to go back to the days of china first come america last, then biden is your man. if you like the idea of china unchecked, returning more powerful than ever before, biden is your guy. if you like the idea of more goods made in the usa, more jobs here in america refusing to allow the communist to dominate the globe, then reelecting donald trump is an american

necessity. and that is "the angle." joining me now newt gingrich former speaker of the house, fox news contributor and author of "trump in the american future." mr. speaker, so good to see you back tonight. given biden's deflecting on china and trade, he clearly said he would get rid of tariffs, spilling the beans in that interview a few days ago. just tell vulnerable are the democrats on this preeminent china? >> if you watch senator feinstein, he said last week that we should all be very proud of how much china has made that it has become a normal country. at the time, you are now getting a probe of chinese communist democratic party. and you look at biden's beaches in china where he's been at chinese universities, it is amazing how much he embraces the dictatorship and all of the

things that they are doing. so i think there is a huge vulnerability because the democrats don't want to deal with the reality of china, and they don't want to deal with the reality of president striping. and i think that will be more obvious as this campaign goes on. >> laura: how tough biden was on china when he was vice president. >> china has made remarkable, remarkable strides in the past 20 years with a half a billion people lifted out of poverty. projected progress the next ten years was going to be met and exceeded. this is a great achievement. and there is much more to come. >> laura: newt gingrich, it sounds like he is applauding china five years ago. >> i think he was and i think he still is. and you know, he just said earlier this year, come on, guys, they are not really a threat to us.

that is a statement when he was still in the primaries. so he hasn't changed much. i think the entire democratic party not only wants to defund the police, but they want to defund defense and they want to live in a world they can pretend there are no predators either at home or abroad. it is a very dangerous position. >> laura: turning to that issue, newt gingrich, engulfing certain american cities and decline in certain american cities but the decline of protest in portland, now the feds essentially moved back, but now, the mayor of portland thatd wheeler is admitting that basically stuff is going to pot. >> we anticipate planned attacks on occupied public buildings over the next few days. i believe the city staff could have died last night. i cannot and i will not tolerate that. this is not peaceful protests. this is not advocacy to advance

reforms. >> laura: so newt, what does this say to the voters out there when the biden campaign is clearly trying to message a left joe and things will calm down? that is the inclusive promise they were making. >> first of all my think it is very ironic that in portland, the problem was supposed to be the federal government. if federal troops were not there and the various law-enforcement agencies, everything would be fine. it didn't work out that way. the fact is whether you are talking about predatory crime in chicago and new york, you are talking about genuinely anti-american activities in seattle and portland. liberal democrats cannot come to grips with the fact that the people that are dangerous who need to be locked up and there are certain patterns you can't accept. in minneapolis, there are only

six policemen in the third precinct covering 14 and a half miles. six policeman in a shift of 14 and a half miles. they have now put out a letter that says there were come i think, 100 burglaries 20 carjacking's and here is an outline of what you should do in order to not get hurt. so if somebody mugs you, you are supposed to give them your wallet, give them your cell phone, try not to do anything to make them be angry because the police, they can't police it. of course, this is a city where the reactions and riots was talked about replacing the entire police department apparently with social workers. these are experiments that are so destructive and every single one of them as liberal democrats are radical democrats. and i hope the president will drive home as a pro-criminal party and i said this in my

book, a pro-criminal party called democrats and there is a probe police party called democrats. in it is literally that big of a difference. >> laura: mr. speaker, finally on the teaching of history, just really quickly on this, there is an effort now to eliminate things like grammar in schools because that is racist apparently to teach grammar. and history eliminating that in chicago. there is a push for that amongst someone on the far left. what does that do to a young person's understanding of america as a whole? >> well, look, i think what you are seeing is the dumbing down of america for a few generations. you are seeing left-wing indoctrination and literally groupthink. i do a podcast and i talked about shutting your mouth as a series on where the left has told us, see what they want or else. i really think the time has come to take back the schools and to

take back the universities. and i think a lot of governors, frankly, aren't doing their jobs when they allow public universities to be ran by people who are radically anti-american. this is a very dangerous moment in our history. we will not compete with china. if we insist on having schools or the unions won't teach and what they teach is not true and present baltimore, entire buildings with not a single student to pass the state exam. >> laura: that is a disgrace. >> that is a recipe for us being destroyed. >> laura: mr. speaker, that is so great to see you back. thank you for joining us tonight. you take care. joe biden leading president trump and certain poles and key swing states, but then again, so was hillary in august 2016. the real clear politics average that time had hillary clinton beating trump in florida by less than a point but of course she ended up losing in that state about the same margin. right now the average has biden

up by four points. likewise clinton led by 8.3 points in pennsylvania in augus. she lost there as well. biden's lead is 4.7 points in pennsylvania. hillary led by 5.5 points in wisconsin four years ago. you all know what happened there must be biden's lead in the badger state, five points. here to tell us what this might mean for this coming election is tom bevan cofounder and president of real clear politics. tom, everyone is asking me this questions and i go travel and meet people. or people afraid to say what they think? are the poles overstating support for democrats again. what is your sense given what people are seeing now? >> welcome again to my think we talked about this before. i talked to robert and there was a release of a point michigan and he is saying that shy effect

with social desirability, bias and when respondents don't want to tell posters exactly what they think. he is saying that more this time around than last time around. he is also finding some trump supporter's who are hidden and the undecided vote. they just won't tell pollsters and when you push them and say if the election were today, who would you vote for? so it is really hard to get a handle on exactly how much that is, how big that number could be in some of the states. and so we will see. and again, the trump campaign, they say they are very competitive in the states and even leading and polling. now clearly, they are counting on different folks to be turning out election day than the public pollsters are. we will see who is right and who was wrong when the polls are taken on election day. >> laura: tom, let's turn to michigan. the hill is reporting the trump campaign has halted new ad lies

in recent days? it shows that biden is widening his lead in the state? but rnc showed clinton ahead by 6.2. in august. so what does this mean for biden supposedly widening leads and whitmer's draconian lockdown, really is popular in michigan? >> well, biden certainly has a decent size lead and has had a lead in michigan, but the last poles we have taken we have seen trump gaining ground, even this bowl that came out today that shows biden with a ten-point lead in michigan, that is down five points where he was a few months ago so we have seen them actually closing in michigan. so i'm not exactly sure. i wouldn't read too much into it at this point. the advertising aspect of this. but clearly, michigan is saying that the trump campaign very much, they will continue to contest it until election day.

>> laura: tom, thank you so much. great to see you tonight. the less filmic left war against promising covert treatment especially early treatment is just ignoring the actual science? it is costing lives. one of the country's most infectious disease experts sounds off on the light and misinformation about that drug and you know what it is. hydroxychloroquine, nxt. so what's going on?

i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation.

apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 8 million dogs. nice. and...the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no...itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem, ask for apoquel. apoquel is for the control of itch associated with allergic dermatitis and the control of atopic dermatitis in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs less than 12 months old or those with serious infections. apoquel may increase the chance of developing serious infections and may cause existing parasitic skin infestations or pre-existing cancers to worsen. do not use in breeding, pregnant, or lactating dogs. most common side effects are vomiting and diarrhea. feeling better? i'm speechless. thanks for the apoquel. aw...that's what friends are for. ask your veterinarian for apoquel next to you, apoquel is a dog's best friend.

♪ >> laura: now the media, of course, completely discounting it but evidence keeps pouring in that hydroxychloroquine is an effective, early treatment for covid-19. take the study in south korea that has come to light and gotten very little coverage. researchers found taking hydroxychloroquine five days of a covid-19 diagnosis significantly with secretion by eradicating the disease at discharge. and goes on to say the findings suggest that patients confirm covid-19 infections should be administered hc queue as soon as possible. to break down the latest is the founder of the smith center for infectious diseases and urban health, dr. smith, i know you are not surprised by this because you successfully treated covid patients with hydroxychloroquine for months

and months, but does this line up with what you have been observing since the outbreak? >> yeah, absolutely. this is not an antibiotic. this is one thing that i talk to people about, that it is an unusual drug for doctors going after the virus or the bacteria. this moderates its own self and its anti-inflammation drug and obviously decreases immune response in patients very successfully. and it has on covid patients, and i have seen dramatic responses. i'm not surprised when i see some patients get better really quickly. much more quickly than we expect with an antiviral agent. and those with pneumonia, we actually have to slow down the ship first before it gets bett better. >> laura: admiral, dr. smith is one of the leads in our covid

response. and he was on "meet the press" sunday and he is essentially saying, let's just move on, watch. >> most physicians and prescribers are not influenced by whatever is on twitter or anything else. the evidence just doesn't show hydroxychloroquine is effective right now. i think we need to move on from that and talk about what is effective. >> laura: we need to move on from that, dr. smith. i was flabbergasted when i heard that comment from him. >> i don't know how many patients that he has treated let alone covid patients with an infectious disease doctor is my understanding. i'm happy to go over the data and the trials that have occurred. that is a ridiculous statement. simply no one has even repeated or attempted to repeated and may be repeated and got up with results but the clearance data

that the french did in the beginning. you know, it is amazing that he said that. >> laura: it is so dismissive. >> it is untrue. >> laura: it is untrue, dismissive, and people are dying because of the politicization of this drug. speaking of that, dr. smith, the ddc yesterday has had the politicization of hydroxy has hampered science ability to actually study the drugs effect on covid. and listen to this, the oxford, scroll down, oxford university trial is aiming to enroll 40,000 front-line workers around the world. trials resumed in late june, but investigators say these concerns over safety and the drugs politicization has made it difficult to get participants. and they want to get 40,000 participants. they can't get them now because

of the politicization and dismissive comments of people like him. >> we already know a couple of different studies in india looking at health care workers with preexposure for hydroxychloroquine before you are exposed. and they tested the virus, and the study was posted in the journal with a treatment study. they have the same problem. they want to test most of the patients but two, they couldn't get enrollment because of self-fulfilling prophecy that people are scared of the drug, very faulty scare of the drug by the way. and you can't do an enrollment so they get a lousy study. i was stunned that we had those studies published by reporting. >> laura: think is much for these updates. you are treating physician and it is really important to hear from people who actually treat covid patients. dr. stephen smith. we went that is a swab mob.

you are actually doing it. >> to 14 days we stopped mid-july but before that we did 6500 tests and thank you for the name, the nickname, the t-shirt and your contribution. the whole gang. thank you very much. >> laura: that is awesome, 5500 tests done, dr. stephen smith, you are the best, thank you. we told you over the last many months about some of the hidden cost of covid come with the spike in suicide, drug overdose, domestic abuse, but there is another one hidden beneath the surface, child sex trafficking. now tim ballard founder of operation underground railroad said it has risen to a level he has never seen all due to these draconian lockdowns and increased protests. now it includes one of the worst criminal gangs in the world. nearly a dozen ms-13 gang

members were arrested in virginia for trafficking and brutally beating a 13-year-old girl. the man prosecuted in the case zachary tell rael occur for the eastern district of virginia mae clear the operations need leaders in office who will not shy away from targeting this illegal activity. >> combating ms-13 is not anti-immigrant but pro-immigrant. we are going after the people praying on our communities. law enforcement is key to this operation but you know who else is key to this elected leaders and calling out what is actually going on. >> laura: joining the now u.s. attorney himself, why did you find that particular message so important? >> thanks a lot, laura. it is key if we will actually attack this problem. we have to identify it and it needs to be a government approach. so much about ms-13 gets politicized and folks will say

it is anti-immigrant. as we discussed and you just showed, it is key that ms-13 preys upon the immigrant community. they six trekked their daughters and brutally attacked their sons and extorts individuals, hardworking immigrants in this country by threatening the violence here in el salvador. for so many if you seek to enforce any type of rule law against this game, it is anti-immigrant and that is simply not the case. >> laura: now, this is how biden has been discussing illegal immigration, watch. >> there will not be another foot of wall constructed on my administration. 11 million undocumented aliens are already americans in my view. >> laura: would a biden presidency hurt efforts combating ms-13 if the border is going to be treated in a way that it seems it will be treated by biden like an inconvenience and something that should be monitored but certainly not the way the trump administration

has? >> from where i'm sitting, laura and i will leave to others to determine what a biden presidency will look like. what i can tell you proof positive when we have a gang like him is 13 and we attack them click by click and dismantle them, when we have a porous border, individuals flooding across that border in 2019 i think the high water mark was 144,000 encounters in a month. we are down in april to 16,000. we can actually gain a foothold and we can get ahead, but when an individual who wants to come here and do harm and join gangs like ms-13 rr ready -- already gang members flitting across the border, it is a whack a mole ane can't win. there are cases in the eastern district of virginia where we've had individuals, gang members who have been deported and they are back in the washington, d.c., area in three to four weeks after deportation. that just doesn't work. >> laura: what people also have to know that this is big money. and just like the drug trade is

big money, trafficking these young immigrant girls up from countries in central america that is big business. >> what we have figured out is just awful. drugs can be sold and a human being can be sold over and over again. and again like ms-13 and others, are extremely well situated to recruit these young girls, intimidate them into silence, brutally beat them into submission and rate them and turned them out into a population that is equally afraid of ms-13 to say anything about what is going on in their own communities. it is a tremendous amount of money. it is a resort that these gangs just exploit over and over again. and carries very little risk compared to drug trafficking. snow and thank you so much for your services to the contrary in this important update. a lot of people don't want to talk about this but thank you so much. >> great to be with you again, thank you so much. >> laura: you know you missed

him, you know you did, raymond arroyo a week worth of biden blunders to catch us up on nxt in "friday follies."

bottom line is, mom's love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. (his voice) "baloney!" (automated voice) has joined the call. (voice from phone) hey, baloney here.

i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. >> laura: it is friday and it is time for "friday follies." for details we are joined by raymond arroyo, fox news contributor who returns from a much-needed short vacation. welcome back, raymond. apparently you are not the only person getting out and about these days, right? >> that is correct, joe biden has escaped from his basement by the petitioning for his next job. this is an ad released by his campaign. it feels more like the first episode of politicians and cars getting privat. >> god, can my dad get a car. how can american-made vehicles no longer be out there?

i modernizing two american plants adding 2,000 jobs. biden has a knack for promising to do things that have already been done. but it's nice to see him following leno and seinfeld to host car shows i in their retirement. >> laura: and you also have the issue with a car that appears more up to date than the candidate. >> and the car is from 1967. laura, did you notice the bird competing with biden and that bad? this is a theme and this is like wilmington over there. >> trump has not been tweeting again this morning. i call him president tweedy. inspector general to make sure where that money went. >> the president is focused and

that is the geese in the background. >> the doctor doolittle of delaware, laura. and when he always talks about that shotgun he has come at the shotgun. i believe, i'm a hunter and i have a shotgun. he can't even blessed that shotgun to clear the geese out. while you were out this week, raymond, biden's mental acuity was questioned. i can't believe it. question by an african-american cbs journalist during a virtual event. >> have you taken a cognitive -- >> no i haven't taken the test. why the hill would i take a test? come on, man! that is like saying you before you got on the program, you took a test for taking cocaine, what do you think, are you a junkie? if you can't figure out the difference between an elephant and a lion come i don't know what the hell you are talking about. i'm so forward to looking to

have an opportunity to sit with the president or stand with the present and debate. i shouldn't say that. i'm going to say something i probably shouldn't say. anyway, i am very willing to let the american public judge my physical mental -- my physical as well as my mental fitness. >> laura>> biden supporters, la, everyone is making fun of his daughter. the starter is beside the point year. a quick few observations by someone watching biden closely for years as you have. one, he cannot complete a thought. he pulls at his ear when trouble arises. that is likely due to a staffer yelling in his earpiece move on, move on. number two they try to throw a copy in the teleprompter, he gets confused. has anyone said i'm forward-looking to a debate with the president were forward looking to meet you for dinner? never happen. three come up in things completely fall apart come up biden resorts to, i'm not going to say it appear that old crutc.

what we are witnessing is extremely sad, laura. the biden campaign should really be considered his welfare and public image. >> laura: i think it is elder abuse. i think it is equivalent to elder abuse. i don't think it is fair. he shouldn' should be enjoying t of his life. the media, by the way completely overlooked the junkie comment. what else, raymond? >> the president missed pronounced something the other day but trump could have been more artful when he improvised this religious against biden and ohio, listen. >> no religion, no anything, hurts the bible, hurts god. he is against god. he is against guns. >> now in response the biden campaign said my faith has been the bedrock of my life. presidents trump to proclaim god and smear my faith is a political attack. a stark reminder of what the stakes of this fight truly are.

now, laura, he is clearly, biden has leaned into the ridge you -- religiosity here about biden's is closed to catholicism he professes which is probably whae president was trying to say. biden was denied communion due to his militant support of abortion on demand. and the little sisters to provide contraceptives to their employees. he wants to close religious charter schools. he voted to ban federal funding of abortion in the senate. that joe biden is gone today. >> abortion is a central health care service. >> i would codify roe v. wade. >> i would come out with the amendment. >> voters have to decide. do you want a pious individual undermining the faith he professes or somebody a little uncomfortable with faith personally but has gone out of his way to protect religious

liberties, conscious rights and certainly the most pro-life president we have ever seen. >> laura: raymond, we have to go but he has virtually been silent when it comes to the church, or some, vandalizing, smashing statues of saints and st. mary come i did not hear him criticizing aoc trashing the most revered saint ever who helped lepers. where is biden? he's completely mute. but he's meal on attacks on christianity, important christian symbols. so maybe trump sees it a little differently. >> it is emotional argument, emotional faith and very little underneath it. >> laura: raymond, great to see you welcome back. up next a tribute to fallen officers has been vandalized. it was vandalized by blm minutes after painted appear at the artist who painted it is here. you better believe he is angry next.

in the morning, i wake up and the first thing i do is go to my art studio. a couple came up and handed me a brochure on prevagen. i've been taking prevagen for about four years. i feel a little bit brighter and my mind just feels sharper. i would recommend it to anyone. it absolutely works. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

♪ >> laura: after organizing a rally supporting police, my next guest scott painted a tribute outside of an nypd tribute. no nasty words, no derogatory pictures. just a simple blue line to signify that police lives

matter. literally minutes after he finished, a blm protester vandalized it. >> i find this very offensive. i feel like -- it's not that come up black lives matter and black lives are in danger right now. we don't need to be making a sign here. >> laura: joining me now is a man who painted that blue line, scott. scott, that protester says she did it because she loves her country. but it turns out, it seems like certain messages are accepted and other messages have to be erased. >> laura, when i was 20 years old, i was chasing girls and drinking beer with my buddies in the bar. i didn't know anything about life. this is the problem. these young, white socialist anarchists, everybody got a

trooper and they think they know everything about the world. that blue line i painted had nothing to do with black lives matter. it wasn't anti-black lives matter. it wasn't a biden thing. it was a shameful, blue line supporting the most demoralized police in the world. it is disgusting what has happened so just a simple word. now, i don't know if you know, i got a letter from the city. the cease and desist letter to remove that blue line. and i responded to the city with a letter and i said, this letter ain't worth the paper it is printed on and you know where you can put this. did the mayor get a letter from the blm with his artwork on the street? without a permit that we just found out, no he didn't. what about the thousands of other people who desecrated all of these public buildings and now they are on film with graffiti. did any of them get a letter? no, you know why i got a letter

i'm a conservative leading artist and a liberal city and i support the men and women in blue. that is discrimination. >> laura: the attacks, scott, on the police are way up nationally. assaults on police, whether being hit with glass bottles or worse. obviously, disrespected doesn't begin to describe how they are treated. and no one is perfect. every police department, i'm sure, has an occasional bad apple and sometimes do criminal things. we all know that. every group has its problems. but what happens when you paint a blue line, if you are cited with violating an ordinance that bill de blasio himself violated by overseeing the construction of a large black lives matter street mural.

but i guess there are rule for the but not for me. >> do as i say, not as i do. this is that mentality. i am a conservative artist, and the artist threw me under the bus so long ago. and i am from staten island. i do not denounce my art properly. they don't like that. i'm a republican. i'm a nascar fan and i love my country, my military and the men and women and that is what i do with my artwork. and the art world and these elitist, liberal elitist hate that, laura. they hate that. and i love every second of it. >> laura: now president trump was actually asking about your tribute being defaced by blm. this is what he said. >> they can do whatever they want to do. one blue line and they make it like it is a mortal sin. did you ever think you would see this? and it's been happening for a long time. >> laura: scott, how did you

did that make you feel that it got all the way to the president? >> i am not liked because i'm an outspoken trump supporter as you can see. >> laura: i couldn't tell. [laughter] >> it gave me goose bumps for him to not only discuss what my artwork and what i did, but the whole concept, you know, i hate to say this but you've been talking about her little bit. i think the black lives matter movement, they have a movement, a legitimate movement and they should be so upset that it's been hijacked by these young, radical socialist who don't give a two beliefs about that movement. they inject their own agenda. this has been happening. i know you'd don't know how long but i've been fighting since the 90s. using my artwork and knowing this day would come in here we are. who is it? it is these young, college aged brainwashed. >> laura: scott is the product

of an educational system in a culture that frankly was intended to buy parents, the church, by adults across the board business and they just look the other way and made money doing business in china. now, look at what we have at the under end of it. scott, we will follow the story. thank you for speaking out. anyone from staten island, by the way come as a friend of mine. you have to run for mayor. scott, thank you so much. when we come back, breaking news may victory for parents in maryland to want their kids back in school next.

>> laura: a huge relief for parents in new york. andrew cuomo said you can open up schools. that means it's up to school districts how to open but in person learning in new york. and breaking news. maryland, the health director who slammed parents in schools

saying they can't open this fall had to rescind that order that dropped one week ago tonight. another sigh of relief for parents in maryland and a huge victory for conservatives. shannon bream and fox news @ night take it from here. have a great weekend. >> ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream in washington. we begin with a fox news alert. the president tonight rolling out a slew of executive orders he will sign from a payroll tax cut to unemployment benefits and a ban on eviction and even force insurers to cover