>> a big win for religious liberty this morning. supreme court siding with a former football coach fired over praying after football games. i'm emily compagno. here with my co-host kayleigh mcenany and joining us this morning, julie banderas, kennedy and brian kilmeade. the high court's decision could strengthen acceptability of religious practices in other school settings. joseph kennedy is from washington state, he sought to kneel and pray on the field after games. the justices deciding 6-3 saying

his prayer was protected by the first amendment. he joined fox, for his first interview since the big win. >> if you had to do this all over again, you would? >> yes, i would. i would think a couple times before i do the whole seven years and losing the first five times, but 100% worth it knowing i fought for the right thing and ended up winning and knowing justice is done and freedoms are good. >> kayleigh, justice gorsuch saying the free exercise and free speech clause of the first amendment protect expression like mr. kennedy. >> that is what the constitution said, this is the first win for this coach, congratulations to them and victory for people of faith everywhere. let me put this in context.

in 1962 and 63, the supreme court evicted god from schools. from that moment on, what happened are series of defeats for people of faith. 1952 case, majority cited today, the case said we agree the state may not establish religion of secularism in the sense of oshg posing or showing hostiity to religion. in the edwards case, case that said evolution, if you teach evolution, teach creation, made a teacher remove a bible from his deck in the roberts case. >> that is the point drawn, gorsuch saying the constitution council mutual respect and tolerance not censorship and oppression for religious and

nonreligious views alike, essentially can you said. history of zero tolerance rather than mutual respect, having that restored. >> brian: we on "fox and friends" interviewed him probably 20 times. he kept losing and digging in more and more and more. atheists were complaining they didn't want to say the prayer and it would affect their time. he said, i don't want any money, i just want to coach again. i assume the job is there six years later, he goes back, does the court make them hire him back? i guess so. >> does he want the job back? >> brian: i think he does. he served in the marines upon 20 years, it is not about the money

now. >> he moved to florida, but he will reamrooi for the football coaching job. part of it is argument that failed his position was conof coercion and influence, by him praying silently it was subject to coercion on the part of the student which the supreme court did not accept. >> they were never able to prove that, its nevered by the atheist family. obviously he's been unfairly persecuted in all the cases, but he was asked several times to curtail the prayers he was leading in the locker room and he did that. every time the school made a specific request of him when there was intersection between government building and teacher or coach on duty at the time, then he withheld that and it

wasn't until the end of the game, he made a point by himself and people joined him and probably felt good about that, he wasn't passing out leaflets and baptizing people. >> brian: he was not baptized, that would be a problem. >> wading pool. >> they go big or go home, they learned from from "top gun." >> julie, part of the national conversation, this man was vilified. sports illustrated ripped him apart and called aimless. us versus them according to them the right put forth and mutual tolerance, the respect and refusal to suppress that is the one that is generous -- >> he has done huge favor to the religious community and for parents who want to send their children to school and learn in a certain way. kayleigh and i

have children in catholic schools, our children are taught to pray before meals and give thanks, the fact this man was having to fight against a war people saying teachers would be discriminated against if they were to pray before lunchtime. you can't do that in public? they are not spreading and sending out leaflets, they are practicing their own faith. brian brought the greatest example, imagine if he was muslim and said at a certain time during the day, it is time to take a break and pray, do you think they would have fought against that? >> we have an answer, the teacher forced to remove his bible from his desk read a book about buddhism and the school did not admonish him, there is proof of that. >> julie: absolutely there is a double standard and the left is attacking religion, in every

way, shape and form. >> kayleigh: if you read the majority opinion, the players came to join him on the field, they said he was fired from his job for three incidents of kneeling silently at the 50-yard line. it was him taking a knee in silent prayer, something we have the establishment clause in the constitution, schools cannot establish religion, you can exercise your religion freely, you don't check your rights at the schoolhouse doors. >> you can take a knee to protest issue but not in prayer, that is sad. >> kayleigh: justice gorsuch wrote nor does proper understanding of the establishment clause -- for special disfavor acknowledging christianity and individual public prayer has been the subject of censorship and suppression. final question, in terms of football, the teams, coaching and mentoring students,

influencing them in positive ways. what do you make of this in terms of positive impact on student? >> brian: everybody is critical of sports for various reasons, one thing is consistent, whether basketball or football, they take a knee after the game. if you go to a game, there is a nucle us that get together and if you don't want to see pray nothing sports, don't watch nfl film. they thank whoever they thank for the victory. it is pretty clear and thank you kennedy for retain it would go attorneys for this segment. >> kennedy: i always have co-counsel. all pro bono. >> kayleigh: the far left is attacking legitimacy of the supreme court after opinion overturning roe and some calling for conservative justices to be impeached. that is next.

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>> emily: the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade has not only ignited violent protest, sparked the left to attack the court's legitimacy. some protests spiralled out of control over the weekend. in los angeles, police arrested a man, charging him with attempted murder of a police officer after burning him with a make-shift blow torch. in vermont vandals hurled that at the house, if abortion are not safe, you are not either. in the nation's capitol, activists burned the american flag. one flag said f-u, samuel alito, gorsuch, roberts.

some of the lest are targeting clarence thomas after he suggested the court should reconsider gay marriage and contraception. liberals are questioning the validity of the entire supreme court and calling for action. >> this court has lost legitimacy, they have burned whatever legitimacy they may still have had after their gun decision, after their voting decision, after the union decision, blaring signal to all future nominees that they can now lie to dually elected members of the senate to secure supreme court confirmation and seats on the supreme court. i believe lying under oath is impeachable offense. >> to hell with the supreme court. >> in a a country founded on church and state, we are held hostage by a far right can

court. >> the justices didn't lie, they invoked the rule. that aside, emily, this is returned to the states, if left is convinced of political argument instead of taking a blow torch to the police officers take it to the ballot box. >> emily: with everyone missing the entire point of the argument of roe v. wade, it is increasing everyone's individual power, restricting the government authority and power and that is what the intent was behind the constitution. we have a call, i'll put up, "wall street journal" wrote, it is not merely about guns and abortion it affects grief at having lost the court for policy goals they can't get through legislature, judicial fiat will have to be won by persuading voters. we understand their frustration, they ought to try democracy for

a change. that is the point, everyone up in arms and especially hollywood's reaction and the like, how many people submit a call to action that would put someone in office that reflects their views, how many of them supported a constructive argument, constructive suggestion that would affect policy change? all they are hammering and losing their mind and missing the point, it restore power to them they can achieve through voting and elections. >> and exaggeration, the point about justice thomas, page 13, roe defenders characterize abortion rights recognized in past decisions involving sexual relation, contraception, abortion is different it destroys what the decisions call fetal life and law describes as unborn human being. page 34, differentiate cases saying they are not at risk.

>> brian: if democrats want more votes and money, they will say look, this is just the beginning, they will take away from same-sex marriage and contraception and interracial marriage. justice thomas by writing that, the willing aufrment is solid, the layman, i'm a proud member of, they will say justice thomas will go further. the answer is, in the roe v. wade decision, they say they are not going further. justice thomas will be alone on this, samuel alito is not there and brett kavanaugh is not there, it stops here, they see a difference and i think clarence thomas had a hard time nullifying interracial marriage, it would nullify his own. in the big picture, i am disturbed by this new trend and republicans play into it, i agree and think it is disturbing. blowing up every institution, if

you don't like the result, blowup the game, the boat doesn't matter, blow it up, stacey abrams admitted she lost. hillary clinton says donald trump is illegitimate, for four years they said george w. bush was illegitimate. the last one, president trump coming out and blowing up and saying this is a fraud because people who support them, they no longer accept the result that hurts the country. we should care about the country more than anything else. >> one of the worst takes in political commentary, roll anna navarro. >> i have a brother who is 57 and has motor skills of a one year old and have a granddaughter born with down syndrome and another step grandson who is autistic, their mothers and people in to society, that community, will tell you they considered

suicide, that is how sdifl it is to get help. why can i be catholic and say this is a wrong decision? because i'm american chltz >> what? >> first of all, what do her relatives with disabilities have to do with roe v. wade? i guess the point she was trying to make, was that it was harder for i would say more low income families to gain access to medical care if in fact they wanted to get an abortion. she said her step granddaughter has down syndrome, so what you are saying maybe they should have had an abortion? that is what a lot of -- >> or all three of them? >> should we abort every child that has a disability? you don't abort a child because it is not convenient for you. if your child can be sustainable and live and not like a heart defect where they will die by age one, that is a different

story. that was disgusting to hear her bring up disabled children with roe v. wade, what is she imply something >> she is making case for euthanasia or murder, that is what she's saying, these people's lives are a drain on everyone else that they shouldn't be here and should be way of extinguishing their lives that is the subtext of what she's saying and it is incredibly disgusting. she is not giving value to people who give love and are loved and her family who have completed her family and it is absolutely repulsive. this is not an argument where where does life begin? when is it okay to terminate pregnancy, that is not the question. she's saying these people are disposable and not deserving of life and it is disgusting. if that is the case being made, they have lost me?

>> well, said, kennedy, any family with a down syndrome child will tell you they are the greatest gift they have received. celebrities rage, some comparing the court to the taliban. so much for the tolerant left. ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ ♪ and party every day. ♪ ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ applebee's late night. because half off is just more fun. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. it's all around us again. the inflation buzz word. as if inflation magically goes away and then suddenly returns. but inflation never really goes away. each year - by some measure - the dollar declines in value. well - here's something else that doesn't go away...

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>> liberal celebriies are show how intolerance they are, having a meltdown on the supreme court's decision overturning roe v. wade, bashing america, pro-lifers and the supreme court. barbara streisand says this court is american taliban. the american taliban has taken over the supreme court and pink told fans who agree with the court's ruling to never listen to my music again.

green day's billy joe armstrong vowed to renounce his american citizenship at a london convert and olivia rodrigo ripped the justice during a music festival. watch. >> samuel alito, clarence thomas, neil gorsuch, amy coney barrett and brett kavanaugh, we hate you. we hate you. [bleep] a lot of performative activism there, kennedy. >> kennedy: i may not agree with their passion and their sort of blanket condemnation, i think there is still plenty of time to have conversations with people.

there was a champagne tasting at my house with friends and many disagree about the issue with abortion, we sat and talked about it calmly and there were a couple people that were very upset about the ruling and some libertarians truly on the fence, they can be swayed by the argument an unborn fetus does have rights but condemn the emotional reaction. >> brian: what does champagne taste like? does it taste the same? >> kennedy: you get different bottles and open them and drnk them, champagne is delicious. >> brian: she called me out, i get to go back to the anchor? who chooses? >> your choice. >> brian: none of this surprised me at all, the vulgarity and that guy billy armstrong, the

album was american idiot, he puts down the country and made a lot of money off it. he said he would leave the nation, i'm over it. nothing surprises me, except the last 15 seconds of song, they need the studio to sound like the album, that sounded like bad karaoke. >> put up a tweet by samuel l. jackson on who tweeted to justice, how does clarence thomas feel about overturning -- >> the hate, the vitriol, ignorance, i saw uncle clarence trending reminds me of what they did to tim scott, disgusting to have racial language like that, it reminded me i looked on my phone, how the supreme court

justices act toward one another and sotomayor, i'm no fan of her issue but she said thomas is her friend, i suspect i disagreeed with him more than anyone, but he cares deeply as the court and people who work there, justice thomas knows the name of every employee in the building. you see friendship among the justice and contrast that with the hate and vitriol of the celebrities. >> brian: same celebrities all the time, too. >> rufalo and barbara streisand, are they doing it? >> in the after show, we will discuss that chltz bette midleshg r weighed in, they did it, they did it. how dare they. the scotus is tone deaf to the needs of the american people. enormous hate the religious have

for women has been revealed, get ready, gays, you are next. contrast that with what michelle obama put out, letter expressing opinion and resources for people to learn more and donate to and volunteer at if they want to be advocates and allies for those that are pro-choice. for me, going back to the nuance conversation you had with your friends this weekend, almost nine in 10 americans oppose opinions on abortion and whole spectrum in between that people support more, there are limits. it is lost on celebrities who tweet call to arms, call for violence ripping away supreme court without acknowledging the conversation without providing constructive -- >> further angering the democrat ig base, that is what the base wants. they are angry, why not get more angry and we have hollywood celebs that insense anger.

sammium jackson taking a race-based shot at clarence thomas, i found to be gross. he came out and called him uncle clarence, reference to slavery, for a black man, celebrities to be drawing down a judge who is african american, rather than be proud to have an african american on the bench, to bring him down. these concerts are dumbifiying our youth, our youth are going to concerts and listening to the messages and why do you think schools are the way they are, they are being raised by liberals and celebrities, i dloent blame people. >> armstrong says he will move to the uk, they have more prohib tit abortion laws, you have to have consent from two doctors, and in france you can't get an abortion after 14 weeks, not like there is some reproductive

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>> fox news alert, new york supreme court judge has struck down a new york city law granting voting rights to noncitizen residentss, highly controversial policy, the city council passed a bill in november and became law in january, allowing 800,000 legal noncitizens including those with

green cards to vote in election starting in 2023. group of republican lawmakers filed a lawsuit to block the measure and today a judge ruled in their favor. new york republicans have praised the decision as a victory for election integrity in the rule of law. a fresh batch of bad news for democrats, more than one million voters have switched to the gop in a big warning for the left. associated press surveyed data and found of nearly 1.7 million voters who changed parties over the last year, two-thirds went to the gop, 630,000 became democrats, party switchers were most significant and swing voters didn't support former president trump in 2020 to return to the republican fold. that is enormous number. >> it is huge, two-third majority of those who switch

parties leaning republican, if that doesn't spell red wave to you, i don't know what does. for democrats to say there is not a red wave, on view, we talked about the lone republican who had a hard time standing up for the argument, we should do it for her. the red wave is not only guaranteed, this abortion fiasco going on across the country will help republicans, democrats are coming out as looking unhinged, they can never argue without getting furious and angry and coming out and protesting to obstain from sex, my other favorite out of this whole thing. i will say this as a woman, if you lookats the women as protest, they are doing the entire male population a favor, continue to abstain, my son is in the studio, so they are abstaining from sugar.

>> extraordinarily low, there is headline that went unnoticed, "washington post," if you read detail that seems planted by team biden, biden says they are planning 2023 timeline on re-election for obama dnc will be contested, he will have a challenger, they should prepare. >> he has so much in common with jimmy carter, unbelievable. carter was challenged in 1980 and it hurt him and he lost to ronald reagan, one of the greatest american presidents we've had and transformational candidate. i don't think democrats have anybody transformational, but plenty who could hurt president biden. why would he run again?

he's done so much for the country, the economy is in a great place, gas prices are low, housing starts are soarring issue sit back and pat yourself on the back. the numbers are going south. democrats feel like this is a great galvanizing moment with roe v. wade overturning, but this is going to die down before the midterm, this is not going to be inflection point for many voters oubt -- out there, it is economy and whether they can afford things and not trending in a good direction there. >> we saved this for you, brian, woo knew brian kilmeade would be on the set. he called for essentially regime change, then we got another glimpse of palm cards, you enter the roosevelt room, you take

your seat, you give brief comments, you ask president questions. i thank participants and depart. i was writing statistics about how many ventilators in the stock pile, he has to have you in all caps. >> brian: he needs it, he held it the wrong way. flip it. number two, contrast that, i was with youngkin, spending the day with him before he did multiple evens and this is what he needs, who will be there, what to the veteran serve in, who is the manager name, where do i go, he got, they just sent to him one time, walks out, politicians are used to it. it is scary to think he's got to walk in the room and have most basic things to do list, that was scariest list i've read in quite sometime, someone felt compelled to write it and he felt compelled to hold it instead of ripping it up and

say, how dare you, i don't need to be told to sit in the empty seat. >> emily, the conversation about the voters fleeing to gop, that phenomena is taking place all over the country. i know there is reporting some people switched to registered gop to support fringe candidates, that is not majority, majority of people who are returning from swing voters that left because of trump last administration, to your points, they are expressing frustration is $5 gas and $10 bacon at the registrar's office, that is top of mind. kitchen table issues and edoccasion -- education of children. that will eclipse mania coming out of left and hollywood over perceived roe v. wade summation. >> maniacs are mad at unlikely suspect, kamala harris, vice president got derided for this

tweet, there are women who are afraid, if you feel alone and scared, the president and i are fighting for you and your rights. she is not fighting, she is watching the television screen. >> julie: i wonder if cnn paid for that tweet, it was on it. feet in the air in a private jet while women are suffering down below you, on the ground, she is looking, she is not relating to anyone and with this tweet, and who gave her advice should be fired, that is the worst, not a good look. >> kayleigh: she can't fire anyone, she can't find staffers. >> kayleigh: she has the guy at the desk who looks like a hostage. coming up, pelosi husband paul is facing charges stemming from that crash in napa, that is next.

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>> democrats hope to galvanize reaction to roe v. wade and turn into wins in the miterm, what issues are most important to

voters. more than a million american voters have switched party affiliation to republican, what does that mean for the midterm? charlie hurt will be here and why are prosecutors in new york city quit something it is all about law and order and i'm john roberts, join sandra and i for can the america reports," see you then. >> stunning supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade, one story was new charges brought against nancy pelosi's husband paul, napa county district attorney charged him with connection with a car crash, two counts of dui causing injury, both are misdemeanor charges. pelosi was driving when another car hit him. pelosi's blad alcohol content was pnth.082. it took authorities one month to charge him and they claim it was

political. napa value registrar has been inundated with people who demanded accountability, and said where is charges? if this happened to anyone else, it would be more media. >> brian: it is really jesse watters, that is the thing. initially this happened, he tests positive and you wonder, the other car hit him, wonder what happened here? what made them test him, then the more you find out, both cars had significant damage and he was the cause of it. he wasn't hurt, no idea if the jeep driver was hurt. it would become a bigger story, if he sues which a lot of time people sue on situations like this, we know little compared to what would have happened if any of us were in it or anybody watching was in an being like this. he did spend the night in jail and we don't know details.

>> the argument is it is privilege, he and his wife own a large napa estate. if it would have been anyone else, they would have brought charges right away. they said it is an ongoing investigation and we can't show you the video. we will see what is going to happen to him, will it be a slap on the wrist or the life-changing thing >> absolutely doesn't happen to normal people. it does not take you a month to get charged on such a simple case. it's a d.u.i., both parties were there. what are the questions. he does face potentially five days behind bars. he will not spend a day behind bars, we can hedge our bets on that one. and privilege, there's no question whether he was treated differently but that's of course nancy pelosi's husband, so --

it's gross. and nancy pelosi has yet to come out and speak and apologize for her husband, embarrassment to her. >> and speaking of nancy pelosi, mayra says the house speaker pushed her daughter last week, swearing in ceremony, some said it looks like pelosi elbowed the girl, flores said i am so proud of my strong and beautiful daughter for not allowing this to faze her. no child should be pushed to the side for a photo op, when i saw the video, it blew my mind. incredibly impressioned with the congresswoman's restraint. >> tampa bay could have used that muscle last night in game six. but they did not -- she is totally pushing her out of the way. what is wrong with this woman? >> it's all about the children, she says it's about the children. >> it's so clearly not about -- it's good beats the children out

of the way, so you look even younger and hotter, you know, like nancy, come on, don't be so selfish. let the moment have a moment in the son, they will have to release that body footage, and i'm nancy pelosi's bag holder, paul pelosi. >> i bet if the children's parent were a democrat, sh he would have put her arm around here. first he pushed her and then she is all over the guy's jacket, like i've got the ice cream, and 12 bucks, ten bucks, pretty good. a freezer full of this, we learned during the pandemic, goes to the hair salon during the pandemic when no one else can go, and elbowing a child, who elbows any child and the paul pelosi story is the cherry

on top, climbing into a porsche and going to the 17 acre estate. >> is it an electric porsche -- >> and where was paul for an hour and a half when he left the dinner party and ran the stop sign. >> i didn't realize there would be a scandal here. >> no scandal. >> just asking the questions other people have asking. the pelosis have enlisted a crisis manager, part of their billions is going to the fallout and additional scandals. >> i think there is more to the story than what meets the eye, they don't want to release the bodycam footage, not speaking,

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america great." season nine is available starting thursday. here is a preview. >> brian: looking at 9/11, 9/11 was different. how did 9/11 change policing? one, i felt like tourists would pull over cops to take pictures. >> we were very popular for a relatively short period of time. when i was assigned to the command center, actors, big time actors were coming in, shaking our hands, could not wait to tell us how great we were. yankees were playing the diamonds in the world series, the whole diamonds team came in to shake hands. >> brian: history of law enforcement and hey, you have some talk, would you do a walk the streets of america prior to it and how it became what it became and what teddy roosevelt did to form the first police force, rules and uniforms and guns, history of law enforcement, history of oil and gas, history of aircraft

carriers. kind of a different series what made america great. up to 45 now, but the editors and producers did an unbelievable job. this was over the course of 4 or 5 months. i learned a ton doing it. >> we love our police officers here on "outnumbered" thanks to everyone, here is "america reports." >> john: kayleigh, thank you so much. pain at the pump continues for americans ahead of the busy fourth of july travel weekend as gasoline prices hover near $5 a gallon. >> sandra: one state preparing to offset costs with rebate, but if placing a band aid on a worsening problem. >> john: begin a new week with another major ruling from the supreme court as the high school football coach let go from praying on the field emerges victorious in a landmark