segment continues every friday. whatever happened to syria? what's going on there right now. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted this week by tammy bruce is so good i'm going to toss it four seconds early. >> tammy: excellent. thank you, bret. this has been an honor to be tossed to by you, sir. thank you very much. and good evening, everyone. and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce and tonight we take on the left's institutional power centers. the intrenched everexpanding political bureaucracy and their aligned special interest group that denigrate the value of humanity, erode our individual rights, and try to weaken the power of working people in order to enrich themselves. of course, this is all inevitable because big government only sees itself. it is the ultimate narcissist. everything else exists for its benefit.

think about this: with marv government, the people are the budget. little hash marks on he's poof paper. little items in a multitrillion dollars lobbyist give away. all devolving us into a prowcket to manage, a product to district, a product to attack and a product to exploit for political and financial gain all along the way. but, again, it's the same story on quite literally every single issue. take the growing catastrophe on our southern border. as biden and harris continue to down play the real human costs of a reckless open borders agenda. and how many times, if any, have you heard kamala harris or joe biden talk about the cost of fentanyl pouring into the country? the myriad of diseases not tested for or quarantine teed, covid, measles, tuberculosis, zika, the sex trafficking, the sexual assault. the child abuse, the human smuggling and exploitation of workers, poet american and foreign because of the desire for cheap labor? is this what any of us voted for? my guess is big business did not

like the shrinking wage gap between black and white americans that president donald trump's policies made possible. and how did he do this? by making the use of cheap labor less possible and more difficult. when you have to hire americans with wage laws and regulations wages go up. it seems, for some reason, president biden and the democrats want wages to go down in america's urban areas. it's a denigration of the migrants themselves. a den ground invasion the communities and families that must absorb the cost. and a complete denigration of the human value of being able to live in a country where laws will be enforced, where sovereignty will be embraced and where safety and security will be prioritized. but what's kamala harris' response? to literally laugh off questions about what is now a full-fledged biden-harris inflicted border crisis. and the bigger the government, the more our hard-earned money looks like water. water that easily gets wasted, flushed, or somehow delivered to

foreign criminals. axios is now reporting that half of the pandemic's employment money may have been stolen. with 400 billion, that's with a b likely ending up in the hands of foreign crime as i understand cats. and this is the system that wants complete control over our lives. and have had it for the past year. confirming we should have a complete accounting of the government's response to covid. we unwrap all of these issues on tonight's show. but, of course, it's not just formal centers of government power where we see the same could i am in mic. it's also their aligned groups like major unions. consider major left wing union figures continue to teleworkers that a $15 minimum wage is the fight for a better future. while ignoring the real world costs on businesses and the real world effects of the actual implea men tafings the policy. for example, the former ceo of mcdonald's this week issued a dire warning pushing to automation and job loss.

but, again, the unions aren't being honest with the workers. data at the department of labor links union salaries and wage rates to the federal minimum wage. regardless if they represent even one minimum wage worker. so, even if it kills jobs. the unions still benefit. it's the union bosses exploiting and feeding off the misery of workers so their lives of power and electionry can continue. look, we all want everyone to do well. fairly, legally and through competition. this is a free market not a vampireic system. of course the people hurt most of all by this the middle and working classes who will suffer under rising energy costs, inflation, the rising cost of food. and most everything else. impacting those living on the margins the most. living paycheck to paycheck. courtesy of biden and harris as of may the inflation rate hit a 13-year high. but, to the democratic establishment, it doesn't matter. all they do is virtue signaling

and pandering to the far left because there is some perceived political gain instead of a practical benefit to actually boost the quality of americans' lives. on education, just take the far left prom mull gaght the obscenity of critical race theory which dehumanizes people, reducing them to nothing more than their race, all to further the careers of left wing activists and educators. again, can you only get behind such an agenda if you look at kids, as an example of nothing more than a resource to benefit one political faction. conditioning them to fear themselves and everyone else. to be bitter instead of confident and optimistic. for the left even your children's lives are up for grabs. but, thankfully, common sense americans are pushing back and swarming the biden education department with complaints about critical race theory. and parents are confronting monovalent and idiotic school boards directly. we have much more on those heroes coming up. but, some of the worst of this human denigration is hidden inside the democrats' porked

stuff legislation. for example, have you heard about the so-called endless frontier act it is ostensibly designed to censor china. shot down an amendment that would outlaw the creation of essential human animal hybrids by splicing cells from the embryos of animals with those of aborted human babies. open the door in the creation of an abomination. we will have much more on this stunning race into the moral abyssso you see the size of government itself and its contempt for the peopleade it inevitable that they hardly see us as human beings at all. no doubt they see us as hamsters in the wheel. all to fund an everexpanding bureaucracy. in fact, the endless spend something a representation of the denigration of humanity at every -- it all happens when government becomes an insatiable monolith. and here is a time period period

to think about. five months. five months. that's on average how many months americans worked in 2021 just to pay our tax bill. that means until may 31st, we were working only for the government. year after year that date gets pushed forward even more. for the washington swamp to do what they're doing, they have to actually be divorcing our humanity from the spending, the waste, the fraud, and the abuse to ignore the fact that it's real paychecks, the fruits of your labor that fund it all. and, of course, it will never be enough. because the bureaucracy always grows. they don't care, so what if you have to work through october in order to pay your fair share to the government. you are the hamster, don't forget. you should be grateful to pay people like fauci, the irs, planned parenthood, and now even the legacy news media is arguing their they're infrastructure and should be subsidized by the government which means your tax dollars. so, think about it. has there ever been a moment in

your lifetime when the government and smaller? actually gotten more hardworkine the interest of the left it can be reduced to deposit congratulation and efforts to take your lives and your interest and your goals and load it up into one big lethal government cocktail that benefits those already in power. and those already with some of the most privilege. now, here to discuss kayleigh mcenany, co-host of outmush numbered and former white house press secretary, of course and karl rove, fox news contributor. you know, both of you have extraordinary access. you both have been in the white house. have you both been advising and working with the top tier of power, the presidents of the united states. it is important to recognize, i think, that this is gigantic system. what is your take, cailee, let

me ask you, do you think i'm going too far in my assessment here? it seems like the average person has gotten lost in a machine now that just doesn't care. >> i think you are spot on. look, president obama recently said that president joe biden is finishing what i started but let's not forget what president obama started ended in the presidency of president donald trump. and when you look at exit polling through the primaries, one poll always stuck out to me and this was the 2016 primary. and it was this they felt betrayed by the federal government. that was at a record high and blue states, in fact, the betrayal of the federal government metric was close to 50% in some blue states. and that existed for a very specific reason. americans were left behind and by contrast when you got to 2019, pre-pandemic, and president trump, you saw the largest annual gains of median household income on record. groups that have been traditionally left behind, plaque americans, hispanic americans disproportionately saw those fans. poverty at a low going back to

1959. the results were there. i think doubling down on the obama policies is a real risk for president joe biden even if he doesn't see it now. >> tammy: it's fascinating. karl. great to see you. the shocking position of donald trump that we were told could never happen that this is just, you know, new normals and just a global thing and this is what happens. suddenly there is proof that, wait a minute, one person can make the difference. when you think about the nature of what is happening, and i know numbers are your thing and the facts of the matter with what goes back to legislation and everything else, but this is a real personal reaction by the american people to what's happening in government right now. >> yeah. i think it is very personal in large part because they were mislead. there was no mandate created for this by a campaign in 2020 that said elect joe biden president he is going to ask for $6 trillion to be added to the deficit. is he going to call for a huge expansion of federal power and the government is going to take

over everything from running your elections to determining what kind of car you drive to what your kids learn in school and so forth. none of that was done during the campaign. very simple message during the campaign. joe biden is not donald trump and donald trump is screwing up covid. so, part of the reaction that i think is starting and we're going to see more of it is as ordinary americans say wait a minute, you didn't tell me about this. and the smugness of the elites academia, unions, media, part of big business and in the government, in the think tanks, this is going to grow the an not city of the ordinary people is going to grow. >> tammy: we have an example of how far the average people are reacting. both of you listen. but kayleigh i want to get your reaction on that. calling out brian stelter. >> i'm going to ask brian to, on national television, admit he and his network are a bunch of liars about donald trump.

kevin, in princeton, indiana, good morning. >> mr. steltzer is the biggest minister of misinformation i have ever heard and i'm a news junky. he made the statement just a few minutes ago that he is -- the stories are always evolving. yeah, his stories, absolutely evolved. >> brian seltzer. >> thank you for the feedback. i appreciate it. >> savannah, georgia, rick, good morning. you are next. >> yes. i was just wondering if you still feel like michael avenatti is the greatest thing in the world and should run for president of the united states? my suggestion is whatever cnn says, do the opposite and you will be fine. >> aurora, indiana, this is robert. good morning, you are on with brian stelter. >> you know, cnn is just something that's a joke. it's a joke. this guy tells more lies and fox

gives more news than cnn does. >> what lie did i tell? >> nothing but lies. >> tammy: wow, there it is, when you don't screen the calls, regular americans call. in kayleigh, what's your take on that? >> that what a securing. no wonder his rates are down 53% since january. that's a perfect example of the media elite that karl just mentioned. he says what lies? lies, mistruths whatever you want to call it one example is the ig report that shows president trump did not clear the path in lafayette park with tear gas. clear the path of protesters in order to have a photo op. contrary to what jim acosta suggested time and time again on that network. we know the russia bounty story. russia bank accounts weres on the heads of american soldiers, that was not the case. they said president trump ignored that we know when president trump was called crazy for saying the wuhan lab might be the origin for covid-19. in fact, it looks like he might have been right after all. that's just three examples of many. no wonder that now 79% of

independents say that they believe the media makes up fake stories and intentionally plushes them. that's an extraordinary statistic. >> tammy: karl, we have a few seconds here. what's your take on him finally hearing the reality of what people think about what they are doing over there? >> i suspect that the moment he was thinking to himself what the heck am i doing here? [laughter] but it's a lesson of what unfiltered television will give you. gives a sense the ordinary americans have a lot of common sense. >> tammy: that's right. >> they are the people paying the bill at the grocery store and seeing prices going up. they're the people worrying about what debt is going to do to their kids. theriot people that say when you talk about transformation of our country, i like our country the way it is. when people start talking about wokeness, it starts to get -- they say i'm already awake. >> tammy: look, the democrats are seeing that right now. i think they are appropriately concerned about what the future looks like for that party. thank you both very much for joining me tonight. great stuff, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> tammy: experts are now

claimings that more than $400 billion in pandemic unemployment aid has been stolen with much of it ending up in the hands of, surprise, foreign crime as i understand cats. joining me now republican congressman from utah burgess owens a member of the house education and labor committee and obviously a man who got elected because we want people in washington who care about stuff like this. sir, we listened to this. government wants to take more control over our lives. we are trying to getting money in the hands of people. it's the united states government. the best most important country in the world. and somehow $400 billion ends up with criminals syndicates in the hands of, you know, the worst of our enemies. what do you say to this as a congressman, that this is able to happen in the 21st century? what do you tell the american people. >> well, let me just say this first, tammy. i was tempted to stand up and giving standing ovation for that monologue but i controlled myself.

no, i tell you very simply this this is example of what happens when we let elitist take charge. it's the same group paying people to stay home, have small business competing against the government which they can never win. go through the litany of things that's happened the last six months and why should would he be surprised that they wasted half money stolen. that's what the left does. they have no idea how to run a business or run anything. they reimagine everything because they have never imagined anything from the very beginning. i'm not surprised and we should not be surprised and as stated before, american people are waking up, thank goodness. this contrast will do great things for us and 2022 will show that we don't want this leftist leaning charge that we have been through the last six months. >> tammy: you are relatively new there. do you feel that your voice, your experience can make a difference? do you find that pam -- i know it's been usual the last year to say the least. but do you feel that you can make a difference with all of this? it's madness. >> absolutely. i will tell you what the biggest

thing that people like myself. i know a politician. what i'm excited about, i think president trump gave us an idea that nonpoliticians can make a difference. it says for all americans out there. if you love our country, if you feel confident about yourself, if you have a desire to give our kids a great future, get involved. whether it be on the local level. this is where we the people come in and make a difference. there is no way they can stop us. that's where the most powerful three words in the history of mankind is we the people and we will get this thing done. >> tammy: bravo this confidence and optimism matters we know we can do it. especially matters when we know we have some trouble. thank you very much and thank you for being who you are. >> i appreciate it. >> tammy: coming up, sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. how democrats may be opening the door to the creation of human animal hybrids. lara logan is here to react to that and much more coming up next. ♪ ♪

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human monkey embryos and sustained them for 20 days in a lab. the only question is what will they do next. currently the national national institutes of health has banned u.s. funding for chimeric research. that could be lifted. who says these agencies will play by the rules. remember president obama banned funding for gain of function research back i01 ' but new york a.g. found a way around a nonprofit group called the echo health alliance, the rest is history. chimeric research is pandora's box recipe from hell that should not be opened. the chinese community spurred on by their own uberous may weapon ol it using taxpayer dollars. if that happens the democrats will have blood on their hands for not joining the g.o.p. and stopping it when they had a chance. joining me now for reaction i

don't even belief lara logan here we are, it's the 21st century, we are two very smart women we have to talk about chimeras and how the government might do it. you have been involved in research and stories and coverage on certainly covid and what's been happening there. give me your take on the seriousness of this. china is doing it and what we have to be aware of. >> you know, tammy, one of the things that strikes me the most about this story is there is an old adage, you know, be careful of what you don't know. and that has never been more true than when this subject. what exactly do we not know here about how far, what is the level of involvement the u.s. has had in any kind of research like this? and what else has the nih and other divisions of the nih been involved in because when it comes to dr. fauci and what we know about covid, we are just beginning to find out, right? we are at the tip of the iceberg

in terms of uncovering what was really going on with gain of function research. and the whole sort of smoke screen of the wuhan lab really be a secures the fact that dr. fauci and the nih through niaid had been funding gain of function research for years and there is a lot of money that's missing here. and there is another u.s. agency that is missing from this equation. it's called darpa. what darfur and dr. fauci and nih doing with gain of function research and various other programs like this one which we know so little about. and this is really the moment now for reckoning. people to start paying attention to these bills that pass through congress, that get banned, unbanned get circumvented and for us to start asking for real accountability. what we have seen is that the coronavirus you know that spread all over the world afternoon caused such panic and still

causes such hysteria in so many quarters. you speak to someone like an oncologist who deals with bone marrow cancer. they will tell you they have been identifying hundreds of coronavirus for years and years. this is one of many subjects that we know very, very little about. and everyday that goes by, we get the stench of manipulation and dishonesty is growing stronger. >> tammy: i think this is part of what allows us to find this information out there. is the theory that ignorance is bliss, right? and yes, not being aware of things is kind of peaceful. buff the fact of the matter is these things happen anyway. and this particular bill, and this is what congress tends to do, was with trying to, you know, keep up with china. but then it became a dr. christmas tree. there was like over 200 amendments. and all the lobbyists got in because, of course, it's going to have to pass. so get in whatever you want, and this is what they do without any consideration. about the impact on the average person. you know, covid is one thing, right? mass deaths. here you are talking about

changing the nature of life and this is what, of course, is so shocking to me. we got just a couple of seconds left. this is real game changer. >> it is. and do you know what's so interesting about it to me, tammy? i'm not particularly religious. but what it keeps reminding you of, we can create robots that mimic humans. now we want to take animals and humans and blend them. and we also want to take meat and we want to grow some version of food. >> tammy: this is all going to backfire. >> do you know what we can't do? we can't create life. we, as human beings don't create life. no amount of ingenuity and science can going to change that. >> tammy: and the things we do, lara. thank you so much. these are the kind of things that get you car micly. now, up next, a washington schools experiment, experiments are everywhere, to prove the existence of white supremacy. >> if your parents work show afr

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generation of well rounded american patriots. don't give up because it is up to us. student, you are on the frontlines of these indoctrination camps. challenge the staff when you are presented with a ludicrous statement and do not allow anybody to tell you that you cannot accomplish anything because of your skin color or to hate yourself because of your skin color. >> tammy: bravo. moments after those statements were made her microphone was cut but not now. joining us fairfax county teacher little let vanetsyan i love that because people were not allowed to applaud or something you were getting the applause in the background that school board noticed what was going on as well yet, you were cut off. what compelled you to do this clearly important the reaction was on your side. what compelled you? >> thank you for having me tonight. what compelled me is we have been silent for so long and this is why we are where we are. and the last 16 months that kids

have been learning from schools parents are finally noticing for themselves what the schools are actually teaching their children and they are not happy with it. so the reason that i speak out constantly is because we have to speak out for the most vulnerable and that is our children. and so it's very imperative. >> tammy: you know, this is your love. this is what you care about. this is at the forefront of everything that's going on. has this affected your work at all? what do you anticipate when it comes already the reaction is huge, obviously. what's been the reaction so far? >> the reaction so far has been outstanding. i have to tell you, i'm getting an outpour of messages from teachers in the district. teachers in the state and across the country who are very thankful and are finding their voice as well to speak forward. >> tammy: that's the key, isn't it? i'm sure this is key with the children you teach. it's about role modeling. it's like breaking that silence, like during the mccarthy era. the congressional hearings.

some saying have you no shame, giving other people permission, is that what you intended? are you surprised because it's talking to the room, taking a stand. the fact that this could -- you know, create a flood of other people being willing to stand up. >> it's a ripple effect it takes us a couple of us to stand up. i spoke in front of the board back in march and after i spoke there we had more teachers speaking up. each and every school board meeting. and so it just takes a couple of us to stand up and say we have to do something for our kids. this generation, they are our future lawyers. our future school board members. our future vice president, president, so we have to hone in on to these issues as early as we can. >> tammy: well, exactly, because we are all wondering why are so many things going wrong, it's because coming out of the academies we haven't warrant that it's now bleeding out into our society, the wokism, political -- you know, the political correct framework.

so that san excellent point. and congratulations, proof that one individual always can make a huge difference. thanks for joining me lilit. i appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> tammy: meanwhile, middle schoolers in seattle's north shore school district have being forced to take part in race driven exercises where they must evaluate how privileged her or oppressed they are. it's inspired by this buzzfeed produced video. >> i think it would be silly for knee say i don't have a fair amount of privilege considering the country i live in the job i get to do and college i get to go to. >> i suppose it will help me end up somewhere toward the front. take a few steps back from being gay. >> i don't think i will make it to the front. i think i will maybe be in the middle. >> tammy: adult subjects prompted to take steps either backward or forward based on how they self-identify. those are more privileged finished the game ahead their oppressed partners. parents were rightfully outraged but the school dismissed their concerns for some reason.

joining me now with the journalist and radio show host who uncovered the story jason rantz you know him well. jason, we see this everywhere. it is like -- i see it almost as a occultic conditioning. tell me what you are experiencing there in seattle. >> i think cultish is a really good way to talk about this. that's what this is. indoctrinating kids and doing it without any parental consent or knowledge. the parent, who just happened to be near her kid as she was learning remotely and this kid was supposed to actually be in class but they had taken a trip was that unexpected. so she grabbed her phone and she was able to record a lot of this. and part of the messaging here in that video was that they were told that no matter how hard they worked, you are not going to be able to overcome being marginalized because you might be black or gay which is the worst possible message to tell these kids. and then, of course, the teacher afterwards had the students self-identify. they looked at their own

identities to see whether or not they had power or if they were marginalized because then they could and this is a direct quote from the teacher figure out ways to dismantle systems of oppression. so they're creating these activists, they are starting very young with the intent of putting them out into the real world once they grow up to become ceos and lawyers and doctors and politicians and start that revolution that right now they are not able to really fully get underway. >> tammy: well, you know, at the same time, they are going to create a generation of kids. kids who buy into this who will be depressed, who will have no confidence, and, i would argue that maybe they are not going to become ceos at all. that they are going to be marching, you know, and rioting and they are going to be, you know, these kind of -- it's going to be a very he different environment because i don't know how they are going to get a job or feel as though that they can compete in the real world if this is whatre teaching them toe always have a chip on one shoulder and always assume that

the reason you didn't get a job or get a promotion or didn't get your way because you are marginalized. when sometimes it's you are not the right fit or you didn't work hard enough. i hate the idea that we are telling kids you can't work hard. sorry, i come from a marginalized class of people, and i'm doing fairly well because i'm trying to work really, really hard to get somewhere. >> woe should be telling kids work hard, stop with the identity. >> tammy: it's the american story and, yes, it's not the same for everyone. but we do and this is always what it means to be an american and this is quite dangerous. so great job covering this and bringing this to our attention. congratulations, jason rantz. now, up next, a newly discovered uncovered email reveals what dr. fauci was doing while he was telling you to shelter in place. and did he influence facebook's decision to censor the wuhan lab leak theory? house republicans are demanding answers straight ahead. ♪ ♪

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science is repeatable. and the cleveland clinic study shows that there is no benefit to the vaccine if you have already had covid and recovered. now, the reason that's a repeat is the cdc knew this six months ago. of this is a scandal that i have been blowing the whistle on. i called the director of the cdc of washington, d.c. in december and told them the pfizer trial data showed there was no benefit from the vaccine to those with prior infection. and they said oh, wow. you are right. we'll change that. and they never changed it. and they have gone six months giving bad advice. now, i'm not anti-vaccine and i'm not saying go get covid instead of the vaccine. >> tammy: right. >> the other research that came out of the cleveland clinic study is that was a five month study and. >> tammy: a lot of people. >> right. 452,000 people. >> tammy: huge. >> as either pfizer or moderna.

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>> ♪ ♪ >> tammy: kamala harris's first international trip as vice-president is leaving a lot to be desired. nothing was accomplished. in terms of solving the border crisis and this trip made it more clear she is unfit for the task. she did provide the internet with prime content for a viral video. >> this whole thing about the border. we have been to the border. >> you have not been to the border? >> and i haven't been to europe. >> excuse me for not knowing about el salvador. like i am ever going to spain anyway. >> [laughing]. >> tammy: that's the only place i will accept the weird laugh from harris. that was posted by actress

kristy swanson. real life was like a comedy movie. >> this reminds me of something. it's from buffy. [laughing]. >> tammy: that comes from your buffy the vampire movie? >> yes. super defensive and snotty. that's what it sounded like. .>> tammy: is sounded like a mean girl getting caught at something. you are willing as an actress.

a lot of people in hollywood stay quiet if they are conservative. you notice there had is a back lash in hollywood. your creative people want to produce. what is hollywood doing and those who don't feel comfortable within the strict perammeters of leftist hollywood? >> there are a lot of people that are doing independent projects. really good ones. great content want great stories. they are raising the money on their own and making their own films. they are not depending on hollywood and the machine to do it for them. they are doing it on their own. i think it's great. the more that we americans can support these independent people in doing that and get to see the things we want to see that are faith friendly and good, strong

stories, not a bunch of fluff and craziness. that's great. i support the independent movement. >> tammy: i think we are tired of super hero's version number 14 or the 17th remake of bill and ted's excellent adventure. there is no creativity. there is no -- well, mel gibson did films about faith and they do well. the trade papers are shocked when a film involving faith does well. it really isn't their world, is it? >> yeah, it isn't. i don't know why. they should embrace it because there is an audience for it. >> tammy: and your film, tell us the name of that and when we can

expect it? >> it's called "just another dream" and out on the 15th. >> tammy: excellent. >> i play the mom. >> tammy: thanks for joining us. great to see you, my dear. you can find more about may on the new social media platform. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." in january israel became one the first countries to give the new coronavirus vaccine to young people. they said it was necessary for students could take in person exams. what happened next? this week we found out. israeli health officials released a report showing that vaccinated you