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in a letter to merrick garland, demanding the launch of a hate crime investigation. federal law is clear, acts of violence against individuals based on religious affiliation are hate crimes. the shooter was a former student of covenant and chose to terrorize this school because of their christian faith. it is appalling you have not opened a hate crime investigation. the shooting occurred at this hour on monday, it is now thursday. we have seen the department of justice take action much quicker with previous shootings. the horrific shooting at pulse nightclub was investigated as a hate crime less than 72 hours. massacre at tree of god synagogue within 24 hours.

and -- the same day. when attorney general merrick garland was asked whether he planned to investigating the national security christian school shooting as a hate crime, here is the answer. >> as of now a motive has not been identified and the police chief says they have not reached conclusion with respect to motive. we are certainly working full time with them to determine what the motive is and of course motive is what determines whether it is a hate crime or not. >> kayleigh: shannon, it is a big question to me, we listed other various hate crimes that were investigated as such, almost immediately within 24 hours. it is more than 72 hours. >> shannon: doj has to be aware of the optics and how difficult it is for them. we talked about attacks on pregnancy centers and as centers and doj knows they have a public optic issue with that.

we are hearing from one council member that they will release the manifesto, which i think that will tie probably this issue of motive off the table and they'll have to get moving forward at that point. >> kayleigh: one would think. pro-life individuals targeted houck acquitted in a court of law. some are bogus or have no basis, but this is a mass shooting at christian school of six individuals, why would you not look at this as hate crime immediately or given condemnation of what we saw alongside that answer that merrick garland gave. >> emily: because it is biden's administration, we are all living under a cloud where it is not okay to be christian or profess christian faith and principles, not okay to pray in public. there is distinction online

between christian religious persecution and what occurs in this country, which is perpetuation of a christian, essentially perpetuation myth, it is perception of christian persecution. there is distinction drawn between religious persecution. what is the difference here? why do we err hesitation. you are not drawing a conclusion, you are sparking the investigation. all of the ducks are lined up, for some reason, there is hez tense, absolute anti toward any christian faith and it is perpetuated by this administration. anyone would have come up from the get go standing tall. >> kayleigh: you expect discriminatory speak, we don't expect it from wire services. i have two headlines i could not

believe were real, they are. anti-christian headline, head of christian elementary school, a hero in national security killed in a shooting on monday was described by friends as smart, loving and a female leader within a male-led culture, that is the associated press and reuters lying, former christian school student kills three children, three staff, interesting description of the shooter. >> harris: yeah, we could just call it a killer. >> kayleigh: murderer. >> harris: call her a killer, excuse me. why aren't christians in a protected group where others are? that is my big question. it is not why they didn't jump to looking at this as a hate crime. they would do that if they saw christians as a group that need to be protected, but they don't

see us that way. for those out there unapologetically talking about our faith, we know what it is like to be cancelled. this is ultimate of cancellation, to lose precious lives and not have anybody stick up for their belief system, for what they were trying to put in the world, goodness, faith, love, hope and all those things, impenetrable weapon of prayer, they are working on that end. we focus on things that maybe the shooter needed. as christians we can do both, pray for everybody, all seven of them who died, but we do anticipate this is a protected group. when church in south carolina and i spoke to nikki haley about this, when that church was attacked and president obama

went there and sang "amazing grace" that was on his watch. again, it wasn't acknowledged, it was about race. it wasn't acknowledged it was about the fact they were so christian. i don't know why that is. i'm not sure, but it is bold as day and if i can be unapologetic in my faith, why can't everybody else call out what is real and true? it will not hurt to look at the facts. >> kayleigh: great question, we are getting word we will get the manifesto, the timing is something to question, doug, we know with community college in oregon took two years to get the manifesto and three months to get it and three days in the case of the walmart shooting. we are looking to from days t years. >> douglas: the question is why, the shooter is dead, the crime

is complete. they are not saying if it is conspiracy, they are not looking for others. why not get the information out there? by holding it back, it looks like you are protecting or hiding something. goes back to what you all just said, we are in society today, prevailing theme from what it is, i want to do what is right in my own eyes, don't want anybody else to tell me what is right or wrong. christians believe in set of beliefs and faith that says this is right or wrong and moral truth here. what is disturbing about this thing and harris, you brought this up, why are christians ignored? it should be about faith, there is a belief system. if you take a hate crime law, hate crime is getting in your head. if you are going to go there, belief system is belief system, generic in the law. what we are see withing this administration and others, christians have privileges and

advantages. okay does that mean because there are more that claim to be christians that they should be ignored if somebody attacks them in their faith? it should be done with everybody and we've gotten so scared of letting belief from the federal government perspective or investigation, its christian, but same time any other faith, it is immediately out there. this is where we have a problem. >> harris: ari fleischer was here earlier in the week and he said we understand what you are going through and they have turned in, jewish community center, synagogues, into hardened targets. they know. he said christianity is the same, you will be targeted, too, take a note from our page. we can work together outside of the government to harden targets just like you and i talked about as moms hardening targets with

schools. but why is it some religions are seen as protectable and in need of protection, but christianity isn't? >> douglas: two-second benefit of the doubt. they are smaller or minority, our country protects them. same point in time, only thing you protect, then it becomes separate situation you are not protecting all and i think that is the issue, whether you have faith, don't have faith and we've gotten scared to say i'm a christian. i believe christ died for me. that is offensive if a public place. it has to be treated same. >> kayleigh: religious belief is protected class and that includes christianity. top military officials confronted about drag queen story hours taking place on bases. the stunning admission from the highest ranking officer next. this is going to be great. taking the shawl off.

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>> harris: we have seen drag queen story hours popping up in public libraries, elementary schools and now military bases. during yesterday's armed services committee, congressman matt gaetz confronted defense secretary lloyd austin about this very fact and funding for the events. >> how much taxpayer money should go to fund drag queen story hours on military bases? >> drag queen story hours is not something that the department funds. >> wait a second, that is not what the record seems to suggest. you were going to fund one and that got cancelled, that is dod insig nia, drag queen story hour

for children and also at malstrom air force base outside great falls, montana, you had a drag queen story time. who funded those? >> drag shows are not something the department of defense supports or funds. >> harris: who paid the bill then? it didn't end there, the chairman of the joint chiefs, mark milley, made this stunning admission, he was unaware of these certain events taking place. >> can i get copy of those? i would like to take a look and find out what is going on there, that is first i'm hearing of that stuff, i don't read those, i don't agree with those. >> they are now in the official record. >> i think those shouldn't be happening. >> thank you for that admission. >> harris: the secretaries he doesn't believe in that and general milley says i don't know about it, i don't believe in it.

it took money to put the events on, where is the mystery purse? >> doug: mystery purse is not a mystery, it is there, they know it is. this is an issue someone is going, that is best answer you could give. the answer, though, shows incredulous viewpoint, why are you asking about this? this is undercutting recruitment to everything else and you are asking about something inappropriate with tax dollars on a base like this. that is the answer, you didn't know about it? that questions what else do you not know about at our bases and we see that across the country. >> harris: emily, how do we -- gosh, this is tough. how do you show people from different walks of life that they are respected without jeopardizing the fabric of what we know the military is about

and that is readiness. if you haven't guessed yet, chieb would like us to focus on issues that don't have anything like getting ready for war. >> emily: should is shocking and unconscionable that we are exposing military families to this. here is why. we learned across bases and across our country, we, this government and american people by proxy of tax dollars are forcing soldiers and families to live in unsanitary conditions, infested with mold, with high cancer, unliveable it was called by members of senate and congress, some below the poverty line. united states veterans have toy drives for soldier families and gather food for soldier families. training accidents are rampant.

we just lost last night. this is what the administration is signalling their priorities are, not safety on the homefront, not stability of the family, not safety in afghanistan, this is an abomination. >> harris: so shannon, when you look at this, this is not a situation where they were having a pride day, lgbtq+ whatever support so on and so forth. this was a drag queen story hour. there has been this movement across the country with parents saying, can we look at ages of projected audience members at some of those things? i grew up on a base, if there is something going on, everybody shows up, every street is coming. okay, and there is food? we get excited about that. i'm wondering where would this be appropriate and why can't they find that lane to do it in?

>> shannon: a couple of things set this off for people. there are kids involved and there would be taxpayer dollars involved. if they are sitting in washington, i am hearing, nothing we can cut, nothing we can negotiate over, if you had democrats and republicans take a vote on this spending specifically for something aimed at children on a military base with u.s. dollars, you'd get a lot of no votes on both sides of the aisle. it opens up questions. you have the air force secretary saying, wake up, we have enormous challenges, he's terrified what is happening to the nuclear program in china and says it is the worst in 50 years. they are upping their nuclear arsenal and china loves when we get distracted about these things and want to see us fighting and spending military time and effort on this instead of working about their nuclear arsenal. >> harris: they may be behind us in technology 10 or 15 years,

the size of just their navy and air force, those two are catching up mightily fast >> kayleigh: iran is within days of having material to create a nuclear bomb, that information was eye opening and china creating new axis, normalizing relations with saudi arabia and iran and what are we doing? drag shows on military bases. putin sees that and laughs. xi sees that and laughs. kim jong-un sees that and laughs. we are being laughed at and it is unfortunate because we have the best military in the entire world, they are heroes and dictators are laughing at us as they see our priorities. >> harris: i saw you reacting to something shannon was saying. give you the last word. >> doug: trying to impose their

agenda that everything is normal and okay, presing we see it in military. we spent more time doing things other than and i'll leave it at that, because of agendas of diversity. everybody ought to be treated equally, we fight the same country. this is a problem and you hit it perfectly. >> harris: if an enemy points a gun at your head, you will not check to see if the esg program with the military is doing okay on that particular day. >> kayleigh: right. >> doug: can you shoot? can you shoot? >> harris: that is the question. coming up, five million dollars is too activists say to aim higher, how much taxpayer money do they want now? ♪

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>> kayleigh: welcome back, activists tell california reparations committee that $5 million is not enough and they need to aim higher. the reparation task force is debating the amount they should pay black residents, aiming to increase to $800 billion up from 640 billion, over 2-1/2 times the state's entire annual budget. san francisco also considering their own reparations proposal that would give the city's black residents $5 million each, costing $600,000. some activists saying that is not enough either. >> $5 million is nothing, that is $100,000 a year and you are

in the top tbracket, you will b lucky to get $40,000 a year. get the money. where is the money? >> emily: he is right, congressman, we don't have it, california doesn't have it, the government doesn't have it. there will be no amount, fantasy or otherwise that will ever be enough. >> doug: there won't be, there will never be enough. is five million enough or 10 million enough, how about taking property, go back and look at problems developing here. here is the problem i see that bothered me most. you have people in political office who are telling people we agree and we are going to give you money knowing we can't give you the money, but it makes them feel good. we are in society of making everybody feel good. i'm tired of it.

this is ridiculous. if you give me $5 million, how about 10 or 15? insidious part, they are leading people along to think they might get something for reparation. they will never get it, that is the bad part. >> kayleigh: condescension, harris, we know better than you, people in a box, this should placate you, most antagonizing elitest point ever, i am not surprised coming out of california. >> harris: people who make up the majority of lower income families, it is not just blacks, everybody in the lower income, can we make a difference can high tide lift votes? no, there is no mone. how many votes can they buy? you see former president in trump who had the lowest black

unemployment in 40 years and urban development areas where dr. ben carson would go to for ways to support small businesses and get more jobs infused since small businesses hire 60 to 70% of workers. the u.s. supreme court, shannon, does this get to that level? how do you test me to figure out how much of a slave i am? are you blood testing me? a notebook? family history and stories? anybody can tell? house minority leader generations do we go back and i mean that, some of this feels like discrimination in the making in reverse. >> shannon: there will be people, if california does pass something or san francisco, put it to paper and it is signed and people will challenge on both sides saying me as taxpayer or me as recipient, i couldn't get

into the pool. governor newsom said there will be budget deficit this coming fiscal year. if you promise things to people you know you can't give them, that is unkind and unconscionable. san francisco said they are considering a $1 home. you cannot buy $1 million home, i don't know where that property is coming from, will you have to confiscate it from people? when you give people false hope, they will be more hurt and angry when it doesn't materialize. why is this level of thought missing on the west coast? why is it you can't expense four extra sentences to say here is what would foster growth in the communities, deregulation, lowering inflation, why is it just one sound byte or headline people grapple with or grasp from the west coast politicians

don't give voters benefit of the doubt of education. >> kayleigh: governor gavin newsom, vocal executive, putting signs in various red states, if you can't get an abortion here, come to my state. they will deliver verdict in july what demands are. he's been silent, if this doesn't pick up legislatively, pick up a pen. where does he stand on that? is he looking at numbers, we can't afford this. the demands are not going away, governor, you created this commission, what are you going to do about it? >> harris: if he bankrupts the state over this, there are black residents that won't vote for him. >> doug: if he bankrupts the

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protesters blocked the entrance of the lawmakers who proceeded inside. shannon, we were talking a moment ago, some in the mainstream media who blame the governor in tennessee and republicans for skating around the fact they are directly responsible for helping create the circumstances that allowed monday's shooting to consider, referencing two years ago failure to pass red flag law. some argue that would have prevented the shooter from acquiring seven guns. the counter argument, criminals are criminals, no law prevent illegal acquisition of a gun, or illegal act to take a life and that is illegal. not in the slow behemeth, what we need is safety and protection of children like that. >> shannon: i think this is one

of the most beautiful things about america, you can go do this in a state capitol, you can speak your mind. people are angry and emotional, we all are, it is heartbreaking and gut-wrenching, the fact they will go there is beautiful, uniquely american thing, glad to see it. we have to have broader conversations, there is not one easy fix. who would have been in the best position here? the parents. they felt this shooter had gotten rid of guns, they would have been people to flag this, nothing would have shown in background check because the person got the guns legally. there are conversations, difficult conversations to have. >> harris: we don't want to ignore the images or audio coming out of there, our voices are having to compete with it, because it is so loud. i am curious to see what they think it is going to accomplish. this is what we do in united

states of america, right to protest inside the state building, the state capitol building in tennessee and they are angry and they want gun control to change in this country. i will ask the team, can we just let this play a little bit and try to hear what they are chanting? >> [screaming] [chanting] >> harris: it is so interesting. there seems to be a little bit of coordination here, just in terms of their voices. you heard it get very quiet and the chant changed. doug, you are on the hill, a congressman on the hill. you look at this and know what

this can mean for gun control. who does this put pressure on in the state of tennessee today? >> doug: everybody will feel pressure from it, but actually the problem with this and i agree, this is what we do in america. we protest and make our voice heard. what do you do? if you say red flag laws, most everything we have seen on shooters, none of the red flag laws would have stopped the shooter. let's take away x gun, name stuff, the problem here is something we've talked about, been a theme of this show today. there is separation we will do what we want to do, my opinion is right and there is right and wrong and we've had issues with people who need help. when you have inner pas who do not know there are seven guns in their household, how are you expecting the community or law enforcement to know about this. last thing, this was a picked target because it was soft, it was not there.

i ask this question all the time, what will stop you if you are driving down the road speeding and you see sign that says drive 65 or you see a state trooper. the state trooper. i will stop because there is an armed guard in front of a school. those folks are emotional, but certain point in time, see what works and doesn't work and that is the sad part about it. >> emily: distinction of short term and long-term decision-making that has short-term impact, immediate impact versus long-term and kahlana and i spoke, ag hamilton 29 said, if i understand this correctly, if shooter has right-wing view, right wing rhetoric is responsible. left wing, the left wing -- >> these kids, signs and chants have been protect our kids, enough is enough. every parent in america is

saying that, myself included, we have to get to doug's point, real solutions, past the talking point. the left talks about gun control, the right talks about mental health. have a discussion what can change things, not generations from now, but tomorrow, is deterrents, armed guard, hardening our schools, that can stop the next school shooting. marsha blackburn and haggerty will allow public and private schools to train and hire veterans and former law enforcement officers to serve as school safety officers. dan bongino highlighted report in averted cases, one third were brought to light by school resource officers, mainly armed law enforcement officers that create relationships with students and able to identify threats. that can make a change. get rid of talking points from

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>> coming up a briefing at the pentagon after nine service members were killed during a

military exercise near fort campbell, kentucky, they are expected in the next hour. and dr. redfeld on why the world health organization is changing their thoughts. and jim jordan on censuring free speech, answers on all that and whether or not a journalist was targeted by the i.r.s. in twitter files. all that and more coming up "america reports" top of the hour. >> kayleigh: parents may be aware of critical race theory, another is aimed with leftist ideology, it is called social emotional learning, supposed to teach skills like self-awareness, empathy and resilience, just another way to

describe crt as released by florida governor ron desantis. there are rules in our society about who gets the privilege to express certain emotions. >> no longer crt, it seems to be social, emotional learning. >> how do we cultivate anti-racist mindset? >> integrated to all academic areas, you can see common core social studies, science, math, ela, totally integrated. >> kayleigh: first of florida casey desantis had words on this, play her words and get your reaction. >> folks have tried to make politics out of mental health, tried to inject ideology and agenda in the name of mental health and that is disgusting. this is about giving our kids

key foundational skills to learn how to persevere through what inevitably will be thrown at them in life. >> harris: we're seeing it happen all over the educational spectrum, children not getting tools they need and we can talk about competition on a global stage, before that is what casey desantis is talking about, confidence in self and wholeness and health mentally and physically, we have to teach our children how to be resilient and not tell them they are victims because of the color of their skin or any other reason. they are wonderful blessings from the lord and remember, there is a whole movement in this country that would rather we didn't talk that way, i don't care. they don't have anything right now, give them something solid. give them love and belief and

psychological tools through the medical field and let's give them prayer and faith when things fail some place to go. we have to make them resilient and make them understand that courage is part of life. you don't just sweep it aside. there has to be courage of that little one who pulled the fire alarm and lost her life to the shooter inside covenant school in national security, maybe her diverting attention from the shooter saved some other child's life. the lord works in mysterious ways. i do not apologize, i know it is part of the answer, casey desantis is right, it is gunneric and politically clean, do it for the kids. >> kayleigh: a parent said their kids were made to say global pledge of allegiance to the

globe. and a parent on fox said this about social and emotional learning, watch. >> my daughter was socially transitioned into thinking she was a boy. i had to stop my activism to my son for crt and change direction and course and start activism for sel and social and emotional learning, our children are being indoctrinated on different fronts and we need to do something about it. >> doug: the biggest thing, you see they are doing this, this is not kids and young ones, the ones who push ideology go to kids and start with the young and say this is okay, they have done this for years. there are other things, recycling. recycle. now gender fluid and this is okay and everybody lives, no, it

isn't. what we have been given, each other and ability to talk to each other and uplift each other. when we uplift each other, that is where we are now, this is just wrong. >> i love how you are focusing on breakdown of community, which is what kids are lacking, note how the mainstream media is covering this debate. governor of florida dared to audit the school system, what is spent here, what do resources look like? "u.s.a. today" called it intimidation tactic and said it would have a chilling effect on students. last time i checked, highest executive officer in the state has ability, authority and right to figure out where your tax dollars are going in the system and a resource officer in florida said it is tremendous blow to young people to think about extinguishing this, kids come to school with a lot of baggage, there is not enough available to help them. what will happen if the programs

are cut? it is because of everything else, these people contribute to lack of faith in the home, of sense of community among children, propping up tiktok and changing their identities, that is why the people have baggage and it is not up to the school to combat that. >> kayleigh: shannon, under desantis, that is not controversial. >> shannon: my mom was a teacher for decades in the elementary school level, taught math, reading and what they needed to do and felt as a person that she was supposed to be telegraphing tolerance for other people, learning bible verses, first is last, last and first. she visited every student every year she had. >> beautiful.

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>> get your heart ready for this. last but not least, shannon bream has a new book out and it's called "the love stories of the bible speak." biblical lessons on romance, friendship and faith. shannon, it is all about love. >> which at the end of the day, isn't that what it is? to me the bible is god's love story to us, i'm here for you, i love you unconditionally. nothing will change that. there are romantic stories, and deep friendships forged in fire and the case of daniel and his friends thrown into a furnace and walked together because they stuck together. and the idea of loving our neighbors as ourselves, we have a pastor that could tell us, but doesn't the world need more loving each other regardless. >> thought you wanted to share? >> sums it up one, he came so we

could have life. >> and 1st john, we love because he loves us. god floods us with unconditional love. >> my partner and i are going to use it as bible study, so many ways to use the book. can't wait. >> congratulations. you have a whole series blessing us. "america reports" now. >> sandra: a fox news alert, we are waiting a white house press briefing at this hour after an american reporter based in moscow was arrested by the russian intelligence service. moscow accusing the wall street journal evan gershkovich of spying on behalf of the united states. the journal strongly denying the allegation. >> john: arrest likely to ramp up tensions even further while the war in ukraine rages on and russia and