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polarizing institution in the united states. frankly, it's not really surprising. last year the media hit an had n all-time low and they just can't rebound. especially when it comes to the supreme court "new york times" writes about the big political ruling in the senate republicans took the politically risky step of banning abortion. the the courts took care of that for them. you would think that somebody writing for 30 years could've gotten this right, but what they actually did, yesterday after the court rejected the case, some workers challenged vaccine mandates, the media went after who else but clarence thomas. >> instead of just fact checking, supreme court justice clarence thomas that also wrote

that this is part of it. >> let me be clear that there were no aborted fetus cells used in vaccines. and i think that this carries weight and that is the point. >> let's be clear, that's not what he said it all. he says justice thomas included a description of the health care workers that some covid-19 vaccines were developed using aborted fetal cells. pointing out this nugget as well. some vaccines have used fetal cell lines during the early stages of development. got it? let's move on. there's also the eta that sent the media and the left into a tailspin. >> re-warming the climate, causing climate change. the supreme court had curbed one

of the most effective tools to drastically curbing these omissions. >> i guess it is all something we need to clear up for you. congress did not give them the power in the first place to do so. they merely affirm the fact. this was him going on for years and it's no wonder that trust in the media is down. twenty now is someone who is up. he felt the frustration and now he's a member of it. also he has a new book, the fallen minds of america. jason, where do we start when you talk about trust in the institutions? >> well, first of all, i do trust you. but the other ones, come on. probably the biggest

disappointment. the way that they had treated democrats versus republicans, i like what my former congressman had to say. they never thought that the republicans could justify it and they never thought that it should end. all we want them to do is report the facts and supposedly "the new york times" and "the washington post" in the big names that we grew up with, they can't get the basic facts right. that is the problem. >> looking where we are at, what worries me in the big picture is that we change the rules. they just start playing with 8 yards, the first down, you start looking at the supreme court instead of an arm of justice of the government, you start criticizing it doing it

overseas. the average person walks around and thinks of the country is falling apart. >> everything from airplanes to where you need to go, to baby formula you cannot find in the stores. and changing the rules here is a bad idea and so you can tell it's a bad idea by the last week of the supreme court verdict. the democrats decided that they were going to change the rules about the filibuster, when president trump came in, mitch mcconnell said you change the rules at one place we will change supreme court nominees. well, now we have justice kavanaugh and amy coney barrett. >> now we are talking about them

being huddled up at the white house and how to have an abortion, and they're talking about this, saying maybe we can do this at locations, it's as if we forgot what this is. and it makes it seem like they think it's the ultimate positive taking away from what it actually does. >> they think that this is the one gift that they can do and they are taking that and pushing it down for the states to make these decisions. they did not get rid of abortions, they might say california, massachusetts, new

york, getting more abortions than ever. and all they are saying is that they get to do so in their states, they are trying to scare people. but they are running on a fallacy by overstating what the supreme court actually did. >> talking about the evolution of joe biden, they said when it comes to issues like this i'm about as liberal as your grandmother. i think it went too far. i don't think a woman has a right to say what should happen to her body. but fast forward that in 2008 the running mate agreed that this was a very good decision and that is why he got the question. are you really the best messenger when it comes to wade

v. roe. >> i think he's a pretty terrible messenger as far as anything you have to do so objectively, i learned that in the army. and they said it's not a good thing, we want to keep it safe, we want to make it rare, and now they have these tics and it is always a tragedy they are driving away normal people that they find distasteful and painful. and i don't want to stop my opponents from making mistakes, but it's joe biden, so i really don't have a choice.

>> they are subtle, it is getting so bad, they just did a poll that seven of 10 people surveyed do not want them to run for president again. do you believe is a country that we are starting to see. >> america tends to figure these things out, they are smart, they understand, they plow through the information and america always gets it right. we are the greatest nation on the face of the planet and we figure these things out. >> i lived overseas, i sought in comparison, america's got good

bones and i think that we will be back and i think back better than ever. we just have to get through two more years of this senile weirdo for a couple more years. >> i'm going to say something positive about that. >> democrats had just passed massive restrictions on conceal and carry in the wake of the supreme court decision to expand the gun rights and allow the second amendment to exist in places like new york. after passing both chambers in a special session, the governor signed into law banning conceal and carry pretty much everywhere. >> public transportation, subway buses and counselors.

>> this effectively neuter' conceal and carry. and i guess we will get that in new york city. the congressman, we welcome them. >> i think that we need to

separate a law-abiding new article that needs to securely carry firearms solely in self-defense. and that includes those and doing what this action today is, it is targeting the law-abiding new yorker, i don't think they are making it more safe but lifs safe. and you know that there is likely counter resistance. >> so for people to put it in layman's terms, the second amendment has really been taken away this from the cities names

and places like court houses, squares, time squares, court houses, schools. don't you think that this invites another lawsuit? >> yeah, it's almost specifics all but the supreme court did and then in a way they ran even worse than what the supreme court said was unconstitutional. they will have to go through that entire process, they will have to decide again and it showing a lack of respect rule of law and the constitution. >> $35 million. set aside to make sure that new york is a welcome place for

abortions was also put forth by the governor, talking about different places, saying that it could be banned for the most part. what is your reaction? >> the reason why the governor is pushing this as she doesn't want to talk about what matters most to new yorkers. she doesn't want to talk about crime and public safety or people struggling to afford to survive, whether it is just the overall cost of living so she's trying to find a way to activate the base because they don't really like her. new yorkers have not had a good first impression. there is a lack of excitement and enthusiasm. so she's trying to put fear into people on the issue of abortion and divide people.

and she is showing off pro-abortion, as if it's a great thing that more more people should consider. >> i understand, i want to hear the suggestion that you just made today about where abortions could be taking place. >> mr. president, we ask you to consider federal facilities. veterans hospitals, military bases, other places where the federal government controls the jurisdiction and some of the states that are hostile to women's rights and make sure that those services can be provided to other women. >> military bases, is that a good move? >> no, absolutely not. and it's really sad that this is

someone at this point that is desperate to get a four-year term as governor. >> the president of the united states, you can advocate whatever you want to advocate for and that is why new york leads the entire population laws. you have these forms. you could talk about health, resources, competency, putting all that aside, perhaps activate your base. >> a lot of people say that you have the best shot of a republican. actually beating mario cuomo, what would it take for you to be the lieutenant governor kathy hochul? >> we are all in for the next four months, we are going to be

campaigning across the state. it's not just about republicans and conservatives, independents, democrats, disenfranchised democrats, if you are concerned about rising energy costs, let's reverse the ban, the one party democratic rule. saying that we need more data and oh, by the way, when people were asking her the question yesterday about this legislation, she said she doesn't need any data in order to act, i say let's talk about alvin bracken, but kathy hochul says that these cuts lack of doing his job. bringing that message to all. >> representing suffolk county for four different terms, the best of luck to you. >> thank you, brian. >> you got it.

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>> if you look at the strength of the economy, the households have a lot of excess savings from four savings and they haven't been able to travel and things like that. >> wow, talk about being out of touch with the american people. how could the biden administration think that this could work or could resonate? closing out the worst quarter since 2020 brace for recession, wanting the u.s. economy likely entering a recession during the second quarter and then there's the warning from the former party ceo, talking about evaluating inflation numbers in

the same way that we did so in the 80s, we would be in jimmy carter territory. andy is joining you now. thank you so much for joining us. how many of us remember what happened during the carter years. >> it change the way that it calculated inflation, taking housing costs out of inflation, and analysis of what it is to account for the increase in housing. so the secretary of the treasury under clinton and an economic advisor co-opted a report that came out that said, if we were doing so the way that we were doing it back in 1983, inflation would be where it was during the carter administration, as you know that led to one of the most severe recessions in recent

memory and interest rates are up about 20%. so the economy is in real trouble. we are almost definitely within a technical recession. i think the american people have intuited that we have been in it for a long time. but we are soon going to find out that we will be in this reception for quite a while. >> let me ask you this, andy. how do we get out of a recession and avoid inflation without raising interest rates.

>> we would have to brace ourselves for interest rates higher than that. during the reagan administration to beat inflation the last time it is up to 20% and if we want to avoid some of the interest rate damage and we have a mismatch of demand and supply right now, increase supply and demand. you could increase supply by cutting regulations and by focusing on domestic energy production, president joe biden could say that we are back in the oil business, we are going to sign leases and grant permits, the finance of drilling

because it's based not only on supply, but anticipated supply which is going to be a lot of what's a part of it. joe biden could do these things, but he just couldn't do it because the far left would go insane. he's already got 38% and he could lose that 38%. and they have asked them why is that. they said well, we have to step down the liberal world order. >> there is a few other companies that have been

targeted that are so backlogged, so overwhelmed, they say if you want to return something we will pay you the money back, just don't give us the products. how desperate is that. what has to happen is that that is the best option. >> what is happening is that money is worth less so that people are concerned about the savings accounts that we were hearing about and people are saying that their saving accounts are mulching like ice cubes. they could be getting increases of wages and so you are in a situation where people are feeling like they need to return goods. they need to protect themselves against these policies.

>> and he knows better, he cares more about his party than he does with others as well. >> what do you say to those families that are like hey, we cannot afford to pay this for months if not years. >> what we are hearing from the president is a clear articulation of the states, we have to stand firm. >> what is he talking about? that was president joe biden's economic advisor. talking about getting to work, how we sacrifice in the middle class have to live life paycheck to paycheck because of the liberal world order. joining us now the former democrat turned republican in

the new york congresswoman. first of all, what is he talking about? what is he talking about is a good question. and i will tell you that he is telling you the truth from his perspective, this is what the people want, this is what the liberal majority want in congress and what the liberal majority want and every aspect, the crazy celebrities that are out there, they want to make sure that we don't have a supply chain. they want to make sure that we don't have law and order and that the borders are open and we are letting everybody come in, they want to make sure that everybody at every time can vote if they want to and they are changing america into the part of the global new world and new

order. and i know we had some people on. and they are right in a way that they will only be good if we stand up and fight if we believe in what we said. we have a responsibility. we have to move forward, and we have to change so many things that are so destructive. so when we hear that from them, we are hearing what they are saying. >> thinking of this soundbite, i think it will tell you a lot because this is a so-called moderate democrat who is desperate to hold onto her seat. >> i am the candidate with my name on the ballot. i ran in a district in which i got out and was seeking voters.

>> it is a short ride, just grab it and have some fun. she says no thank you. >> exactly. no democrat wants joe biden doing so. meanwhile it will mostly get you in the lead they are talking about power and control. delivering freedom and individual rights and the result is to double down again. looking at new york it is a perfect incubator. and kathy hochul is the

embodiment of abusive power and she looks just like nancy pelosi and that includes taking it away. energy, trying to shut down energy, everything that you look to in new york, the democrats have power and they are abusing it and hurting americans and they don't care. >> you know, finally with you a pro-life democrat, you are a moderate democrat, basically almost trying to kick you out, when henry says let me be me, what is your reaction? he is saying it to the left.

and there's a real difference. the democratic party today, the congresswoman had set it well that they are arrogant, they don't want it to be the america sitting on the hill, we are a challenge and we better be ready for it and we better be ready to bring our country home. >> right now it looks like the house is going to be talking about this. but there's a lot more time left on the clock. have a great with a july weekend. moving ahead, democrats have found a way to celebrate july 4. we will be right back after this the ozempic® tri-zone.

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>> we welcome you back, happy friday night, now it's time for the top cultural stories of the week. a personality and former leftist activist. >> i'm ready. >> okay. let's go. celebrating independence day, the group deleted their tweet, it is no surprise that they would support an event like this when they hear this kind of stuff in the media. >> it is very challenging and many are saying that this country is moving back with

democracy meaning nothing. >> it is unbelievable to hear, but it's not looking at the ideology. the only natural progression of these ideas to really take down the system, the institutions, things like the fourth of july, they believe it's patriarchal, what other option do you have but to tear down everything that we have built. fourth of july is one of those things that they are going to come after even though there is the sentiment that will still be there. >> can we agree that this is the same team, same jersey, let's

agree that we are in the right place. >> reportedly after some sort of complaint from one person. the gettysburg address, what is going on here? >> it shows you how valuable it is at this point. it's not worth if this is what you are paying forgetting. but it is the national progression, the left wanted to take down all of these confederate statues, when you try to erase it or not talk about it or not even have the discussion, the good and the bad start to whereupon things, if you look at the gettysburg address, about fighting for the

ideals that the men had fought and died for, as far as the woke are concerned, who cares. one complaint is all it takes to make that happen. >> okay, if we can't agree on lincoln or the gettysburg address, that is very difficult. and coming up next, how "sesame street" is indoctrinating our kids. >> superduper today, getting vaccinated. elmo is getting vaccinated to keep friends and neighbors and everyone else healthy and enjoying the things that they love. >> all right, teaching you how to get back to make sure that

they know how to do it. does this concern you? >> yes, it does. i used to get messages about families and values, now medical advice, it is pure propaganda and it's ridiculous. "sesame street" is government-funded, they are paid to put out a message that can be truly harmful to kids and their families. >> i think as we pointed out people may realize that there could be an issue with it. we are going to make our own decisions, especially when it comes to our toddlers as well as our teenagers. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> okay, let's move ahead. never before has the show done this crossover with fox and friends ?-kway.

she is here with details on her brand-new gig. stay right here and that goes for you as well, janet. ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> we have exciting news here, our chief meteorologist, an official judge, the famous hot dog eating contest. so how did you get this gig, i am so jealous? >> you know, i don't know, but what an honor. i said to my husband that they want me to be an official judge on the fourth of july to judge the historic hot dog eating contest and joey chestnut will be back. seventy-six hotdogs, 10 minutes. so i get to be one of the esteemed judges that gets to

count. we have competition between the women as well, also raining championship winner, she was pregnant lester so she could not compete, but what an honor. one of the judges passed out apparently. >> stay upright, also it is good to see someone took a year off. so what do you see your role as being, are you going to disqualify people? >> there are red cards. you get a red card if you reject the hot dog, that's a polite way of saying it, that you don't throw it up. so you can get disqualified. you will get disqualified. messy eating is a yellow card.

and i am just excited about it, my family is coming in my kids and my husband, my niece and my nephew. this is an honor. do we know anyone that has ever had this kind of honor? >> the officials have said that no, no one has ever had this honor before. only 45 seconds to answer. it is the hot dog a sandwich? >> oh, my goodness, i don't know how to go there. that will require more than 45 seconds, it is not a sandwich. >> okay, i asked you a question and you can't say you can't

answer the question. [laughter] >> on the judge, i judge myself. >> i'm going to be starting at 5:00 a.m. onward and then the actual competition starts at 10:00 a.m., 10 minutes for the boys, 10 minutes for the girls and there will be a champion and i will be an official judge. >> anna, i've known you for a long time. i am so happy for you. they are finally happy about what you're doing for a living. janet, final thoughts on what makes america great when we return.

>> brian: while you are celebrating your

independence day, do this. log onto foxnation.com or download the app and check out my brand-new season. i explore the triumphant verse that changed our country for the better. how he became military superpower. have a history of hollywood, pretty amazing. the creation of the automobile, some of the topics. >> this is the 1949 ford, the first completely new design i ford motor company following world war ii production. as you can see, the size of the vehicle itself has grown. taking more consideration for storage. where are you going to put your family? this is the car that really saved ford motor company. at the time we are coming out of postwar production. really need me it was going to inspire people to drive a ford. >> brian: you can go on vacation if you can put some luggage in the back.

ford shut down to help the war effort. >> yes, we completely stop civilian vehicle production during the '40 so we can invest all of our time and labor efforts into producing things that would help aid in the war effort. >> brian: kind of cool. download the app and watch and watch me saturday night at 8:00. one nation with brian kilmeade. ♪ ♪ >> greg: that was a close one. happy friday. happy july 4th weekend. from your favorite little firecracker, me. just remember to be careful out there. i'd hate to