i don't know, kat.i clicked on the article, she said she had two drinks and pasta. when i do that, i say "i am growing up." no i thought i could get it together. look at what a good girl i am. >> greg: probably the first normal bowel movement she had. talking about going on a cruise. a cruise with gwyneth paltrow? stay with us. more stuff to come. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, ♪♪ so you only pay for what you need. hot dog or... chicken? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ahhh! get out of here mouse. ahhh! ♪♪ don't flex your pecs. terminix. ♪ ♪ up to one million dollars. that's how much university of phoenix is committing to create 400 scholarships this month alone. if you're committed to earning your degree, we're committed to making it accessible. because we believe everybody deserves a chance. and sometimes one chance is all it takes to cha

what a lie no, i'm just a bat. >> that has got hurt, kat. the lab leak theory would make china responsible for millions of deaths, which no one could say because global health officials are terrified of chin ban kat is also friday. now it's too late. the evidence is gone and the media called the theory of wack conspiracy, like the moon landing was stage or the set fires -- the fact is calling it a conspiracy silences this faster than at m95 mask. and with the pandemic fairy, ou media dismissed of that up and bothering to look at the evidence, preferring instead to mock those who put. >> the question about the wuhan lab, we know it has been debunked. agencies have been hacked with investigating one out trump's most favorite conspiracy theories. >> he still pushing the theory despite findings that that is not true. >> you've probably heard from a corner it the right that there' a theory that the coronavirus escaped from the lab. none of the facts matter becaus they like that. the trumpet ministration so desperately grasping at straws trying to

kat, i was wondering who did this poll.his head beat him in a fight. >> i don't know. i think it does explain a little bit why men don't live as long as women. they're like a cobra, okay, yeah. they will do it. i can't. i'm a woman. i know i can do that. i'm not fighting the cover and then gets my period, what would i do? >> greg: how about all those girls watching that all those whatever guy could do i could do better for you just threw up on them. >> if me throwing up when you is going to make you live longer, you are welcome. >> greg: that's interesting. kat, you could sell your vomit. is that a good business? >> no, no. really. >> greg: i want you tomorrow to go to work and say i can't believe that i was asked if selling your vomit was a good business decision. >> shark tank and three seconds, go. >> greg: hello, sharks, kat r. >> willing to test the hypothesis. >> greg: what were you going to say robby? >> at such a new york time for dynamism thing. women don't want to fight snakes as much as men do and this is why we

these are all cities kat has thrown up in.ties where liberal leadership has turned them in to hell holes. in chicago, they're releasing feral cats into the streets to tackle a rat explosion. that is my favorite death metal band. they opened for feral feces. four poop jokes. 1,000 cats have been released in chicago with orkin naming it the rattiest city for the sixth year. you think the rats would die from the constant gun fire. maybe the cats can catch jussie smollett's attacker. watch what this one cat did yesterday. you know your city is up lucky when black cats are like i'm out of here! [laughter] oddly he choked on a rat and died minutes later. i kid. he's doing fine. he's running a bed and breakfast in vermont. in l.a., the homeless crisis has led to fires at encampments. there's 24 a day. more than half of all fires that the department responded to. in new york, i don't want to say the violence is out of control but violence is out of control. yikes! this weekend, four people and a transit worker were attacked on the sub

these are all cities kat has thrown up in.o cities where liberal leadership has turned them in to hell holes. in chicago, they're releasing feral cats into the streets to tackle a rat explosion. that is my favorite death metal band. they opened for feral feces. four poop jokes. 1,000 cats have been released in chicago with orkin naming it the rattiest city for the sixth year. you think the rats would die from the constant gun fire. maybe the cats can catch jussie smollett's attacker. watch what this one cat did yesterday. you know your city is up lucky when black cats are like i'm out of here! [laughter] oddly he choked on a rat and died minutes later. i kid. he's doing fine. he's running a bed and breakfast in vermont. in l.a., the homeless crisis has led to fires at encampments. there's 24 a day. more than half of all fires that the department responded to. in new york, i don't want to say the violence is out of control but violence is out of control. yikes! this weekend, four people and a transit worker were attacked on the

sounds like kat's marriage counselor. apparently the habit so goo that they are the only ones one sack to be racist to put the resource behind this seminar ar all about uncovering roots of white male culture and heterosexuality -- heterosexual privilege. the point out positive traits like hard work and principles are devastating to women and minorities. if i were a woman or minority, would be insulted. what if you identify as one. the deck it out of the seminar? so we live at a world where we are expecting hard work from that minorities is racist and tell it like that they are intrinsically evil is an. in place then must rebuild thei identities as agents of change by reading over 100 white privilege statements where they can pass the app of one example oh, i can commit acts of terrorism. that's exactly what look for in a weapons maker. if it sounds like a cult indoctrination, that's because it is a cult indoctrination. all that is missing are the extra wise. calling it a cult is a smear against cults. this is basically a

that's the second world war, kat. an unrestricted vaccinated-only section to work around covid guidelines. patience with proof -- patrons with approval we we issued a neon pink wristband and be allowed to mingle like prepandemic human beings. the rest face distancing rules and partitions just like cattle at the stockyard. does any of this work? even the cdc admits indoor transmission rates are low whether you're 6 feet or 60 feet away, but it does give people a way to feel smarter, better, and cleaner than the unwashed masses. bottom line, whether you are faxed or not, everyone chicago puts their pants on the same way, crouched down, dodging gunfire. so, how do you feel about the separation thing, the vaccine segregation? >> to be honest, i hate it. i think it's just breeding another form of this termination and i don't understand why people continue to neglect the fact that there is a large amount of natural immunity. just because you acknowledge national immunity it doesn't mean you're anti-vax, it just means you ar

are you surprised by this, kat? >> no, but i think it is pretty dangerous.e with the p.r. machine of a person who is in power over you. like, it is not stockholm, but is only stockholm-ish. >> greg: like the syndrome. not like the city. >> now. i'm not as well-traveled as you might think because i am so cultured and full of a vast array of knowledge. but yeah, look, this is what happens every time. and i like to see the crazy stuff. we know there is crazy stuff going on all the time no matter who is in power. that's why i would be a great libertarian press secretary because i don't think it would care if you wear pants. >> greg: knows true. >> but if you were -- you would just be out there telling the truth about anybody know better what. which probably be really chaotic. >> yes. i thrive in chaos. >> greg: what about -- you lived in d.c. the washingtonians still exist? >> amazingly it does. we want but it's like for gardy's? nobody knows what i'm talking about. but does james still exist? >> it's a real thing. it has all the lists and it. and so when you wr

sounds like kat's marriage counselor. but apparently the habit so goo that they are the only ones one sack to be racist to put the resource behind this seminar ar all about uncovering roots of white male culture and heterosexuality -- heterosexual privilege. the point out positive traits like hard work and principles are devastating to women and minorities. if i were a woman or minority, would be insulted. what if you identify as one. the deck it out of the seminar? so we live at a world where we are expecting hard work from that minorities is racist and tell it like that they are intrinsically evil is an. in place then must rebuild thei identities as agents of change by reading over 100 white privilege statements where they can pass the app of one example oh, i can commit acts of terrorism. that's exactly what look for in a weapons maker. if it sounds like a cult indoctrination, that's because it is a cult indoctrination. all that is missing are the extra wise. calling it a cult is a smear against cults. this is basicall

kat, obviously, you are now a married person. you could dance? >> yes, although in new york, you're supposed to have dance zones where it's -- i'll not kidding, where it's only people from a household can dance in one area, apart, six feet apart from other dance zones which obviously my official answer, is what we did but the real answer is, who would do that? who would ever do that? no one would do this either? no dancing or standing or no being near anyone outside your house unless you sit there with a mask on for several hours sitting next to only the people you've been locked inside with for over a year. no one would do that. there are ways to do things responsibly. i had a very, very small wedding. everyone was vaccinated except for a handful of people who got multiple tests. there are ways to do this and making the rules this ridiculous, no one is going to follow them, that's not guidance. nobody is going to do this. >> greg: it's very important to shade your dance zone. >> i'm just doing my own. but i love these rules. the

kat timpf! the guests i'm surprised that neither of you showed up at national greg gutfeld day. i'd reserved seating and everything. >> yeah... be when were you invited? >> i was distraught i need to talk to my husband after a period of >> where was she? >> greg: let me go to you, you helmed the incredibly successful babylon b. i don't do good bx successful if it were not for the mentality that drives for example the thoughts on crime. >> it's absurd. a look at kamala harris, raising funds to bail out rioters. excuse me, peaceful protesters in minnesota. all these instances where you have all of the violent crime rising up in the streets there prodding and encouraging it. see people turn around and act like this rise in crime is something that is going to help our opponents. well, what were you doing this whole time? you created this problem, not crime hurting left, it's leftists who are hurting them. >> greg: emily, we know you're up person. >> well-known. >> greg: we were talking about it befo

kat, last word to you if that's possible, where were you? trying to remember where you were in the whole mask world. were you wearing it outside? >> i'm not -- no, i'm not now. people were yelling at me and i was still doing it and now i'm not doing it because i don't care. look. there is all the research that came out this week, it goes back to what you were saying, the safety of activities is really more about the morality that you see in those activities already, and always has been than actual likelihood of transmission. in july 2020 we knew at the very least much less likely outdoors. they were saying it's more safe to go to a museum than it is to go to a beach. it's ridiculous. it's the whole mentality, protests are okay. parties, not okay. which is offensive to me because partying is my protest against my mental baseline. >> greg: yes. there you go. >> isn't that what partying is. >> greg: you don't want the people that are deciding what is a moral activity to be deciding what's your moral activity. if people actually think that prote

kat has been very honest.rief which a lot of people do not talk about it i would much rather listen to kat talk about something like that, go ahead richard poop oliver my friend. >> i'm not going to poop on cats. i think if you are some who has a huge problem. [inaudible] [inaudible] beats >> my mom is dead so you just. [inaudible] pretty insulted my dead mother. kennedy: she is no longer live. >> is not concerned about much these days. steve r chris i would give you the last word. [inaudible] >> sheets produce concern about mental health. >> out know what else to say man i'm out. kennedy: it's been a tough night. so were going to have a mode of science during the break. chris, cat, richard love to all. power for labor union with a bloated doubt governor news and praise fighting to stay in office as the california dream over? nick gillespie joins me to it discuss and (vo) this is more than just a building. it's an ai-powered investment firm with billion-dollar views. a cutting-edge data-security enterprise. ye

kat?'s shocking that this ever happened and also more shocking that they are experts, i don't know how you would be experts at this, weighing in, the law says if you're going to have sex wear a mask and don't do it face-to-face. i don't even understand how that would work. i've only been married for a week and a half. >> greg: okay. one of you guys can answer this and then i've got to go. in the united states, we have a baseball analogy, right? first base, second base, how do you discuss sex without baseball? in england, they can't talk about it. do you use cricket? >> i was going right there, man, cricket. >> it's a better bat for paddling. [laughter] >> from what i've heard. >> greg: up next, removing gender words. bipolar depression. it's a dark, lonely place. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. emptiness. a hopeless struggle. the lows of bipolar depression can disrupt your life and be hard to manage. latuda could make a real difference in your

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we'll be on there together with kat timpf and guy benson. here is harris. >> harris: president biden's leadership called into question as problems keep piling up for our nation and for our allies. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the list of crises is growing on president biden's watch. everything from a gasoline shortage to the crisis at the southern border, israel under terrorist attack, the challenge of getting americans to go back to work, and the pandemic still keeping some students out of the classroom across america in person. the white house admitting it is facing multiple challenges. >> the president knew from having served as vice president for eight years that when you walk in and you are the leader of the free world and overseeing a country that is still working its way through a pandemic and economic recovery that you have to be prepared to juggle multiple challenges, multiple crises at one time and that's exactly what we're doing at this moment. >> harris: greg gutfeld last night made some pointed jokes

the last thing is, kat, congratulations and i hope you end this.nting on you. >> neil: absolutely. congratulations. the best days are ahead, guns. sorry to pass along the news if you didn't know already. it's a wide and open field. all right? guys, thanks very much. meantime, all sorts of things come to this news desk all the time including one real happy bit of good news. ♪♪ yeah, the greatest singer on earth. she's 33 years young today. the only thing i regret is she lost so much weight. happy birthday, adele. happy birthday. ♪♪ i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now you're binge learning. see how you can become a smarter investor with a personalized education from td ameritrade. visit tdameritrade.co

kat.it's a lot of other drugs aren't as bad as booze. >> that's absolutely true. and if people make those decisions to do the stuff anyway, because sometimes it's fun. for me, i don't if the worry about it because my brain is really big, so you know it's like i'm so smart that it's like hard for me to live life in the world, so it's good for me to drink. >> greg: it's a very good point. everyday i try to drink to dumb myself down, to get under the 200 iq. >> it's hard. >> greg: a bottle of wine to get to 196 for me, mercedes but i try to make it easy on everybody that i constantly try to be slightly dumber. >> you know it makes it slightly dumber? >> greg: what? >> watching a dr. fauci press conference. [cheers and applause] that makes you really dumb! >> greg: mercedes delivering the red meat. >> so you know what, i think i'm going to drink my wine before watching the dr. fauci interview. i don't know about you. >> at the pub. >> greg: with all due respect mercedes, i disagree completely.

kat downes is with me this evening. kat you're covering the tournament this week.about the conditions in a moment, we spoke a lot about that in the lead up, but martin lead, a name perhaps unfamiliar to many, probably hasn't torn up trees as far as the majors are concerned. he has been there for a while. at one point, he was the only scotsman one point, he was the only scotsman on the tour, so he has been kind of holding his own, born in glasgow, and just absolutely riveting up —— ripping it up at the moment, early days. you mention tom lewis is welcoming he has drifted away, just drop down to a type of third. but thatis drop down to a type of third. but that is martin lead there, birdie on 15th for thejoint lead, that is martin lead there, birdie on 15th for the joint lead, and then a birdie on 16 as well. that's gave him the outright lead. he is now in a 4—way type for the lead with keegan bradley the 2011 champion and brooks r who one in 2018 and 2019 as well. now, martin lead, he last played pga, his best result was in 2012, a tie for 42, and of course, in 2012

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kennedy: kat what do you hope stays that we've been engaging in for the last year? >> i think there are certain people who i have not seen because of covid who i don't want to see ever again. so ending toxic friendships was the good positive thing. i think we need to go back to a lot of things. i love leaving the house a lot more than i thought. i don't think i will go to the club but i think waiting in line could be fun and meeting new people come i don't know. it's crazy because we need to be able to get back to work. kennedy: the ring tone music and drinks or 40 bucks. i could just bring a flask and stand in line i mean let's do it. i'm all about working from home. kennedy: we do need to get more people vaccinated. there has been some suggestion that maybe president trump made it back saying more of his supporters would take a jab. what are your thoughts get manned? >> i think that's right. everything we can do to ensure that americans get this vaccine will create the new normal or the back to normal. i don't think we'll ever go back to normal and here's why. or

and then there's kat. you know what i admire about you, cavuto? you do your own thing. it's a boring thing. it's not very entertaining but it's your thing. i point to you and tell my kids that anything is possible. look at that guy. anything that i can do to help. my own kids wrote that. anyway, well, cavuto just came on. time to watch dallas or lost on amazon flick channel. i can't stand the guy's attitude. you're watching dallas? that's what i'm thinking. this was one of my favorites. gregory tweets, i swear came from charles, charles payne can permanently take over from neil cavuto. so much more pragmatic he is. what is with the yoda thing? more pragmatic he is. so some of you, some of you are not too keen that i'm back. but man, oh, man, i'm a vulnerable. human being. i might dress like an undertaker but i don't think like one. i'm glad to be back. i enjoyed the healthy ribbing. you're saying they're not ribbing. they're serious about that. we are back. i want to thank charles and sandra and david. all great people. i'm still alive. all right. still alive apparently

congressman guy reschenthaler, ford o'connell, janice dean, brad blakeman, republican congresswoman kat cammack. more on new government documents coming to light. this is about towns, cities, states at the border having to deal with this. the number of criminal illegal aliens have not been deported by the biden administration is growing. it is much bigger than realized. also this, officials now pointing out facebook banning trump over his comments supporting the capitol riot but letting drug and human traffickers advertise and solicit on facebook. this new debate breaking out in washington, top democrats now fear the democrats will lose control of the house in the midterms next year but this story, will fractious gop infighting ruin republican chances to take back control? president biden claims he is not willing to deficit spend. new "gallup poll" say majority of americans yeah, we will have to pay taxes, more taxes next year to pay for this big, whopping spending spree as the treasury just quadrupled its borrowing estimates. we'll show you which powerful democrat says, pay your fair s

here with me and said you gutfeld cohost and "sincerely kat" on vaccination the newly married kat timpflmost 20 years i'm sure she wanted to get to that anniversary party is not going to make it. she said also she really loves doing it is fun but she does not find it challenging. first my thing there are things to be more challenging for her like being a nice to people. [laughter] that would be a good one. but also if you look at her braden she might be having more challenges than she believes she's having a she doesn't look at those. they have really tanked after all that toxic work environment stuff came out. but so easy for her she should try to better job. before she built a brand, she did a great job because watching the show was fun as a safe place for celebrities and people dancing she would dance is a great time. this completely phony. behind the scenes were not allowed to look at her. jackie: i did that and greener vindman listening they get fired. gutfeld you're fired you're fired. it is crazy. she uses seems like she's playing to everyone like america's favorite lesbian. ever

the way the biden plan talks about it, there's no legislative language kat the way the biden plan talksnded to be an automatic subsidy so if you are, if you childcare as a child care provider at a big national chain or has a big presence, he would imagine the bill based on this would want subsidies to flow automatically to the provider because you are lowering the paperwork and making it easier for middle-class parents to get the money, essentially. paul: of course, this sounds like if you qualify for it, you automatically get it, they are saying to 25 billion but as we know, they always say that at the start and then the costs explode because if it's free money, a lot more people sign up and take it. what is your sense of likely spending that would be required? >> i think that's likely what is going to happen. it is sort of fantastic that it's not clear where this money is going to flow directly to parents or providers. going to flow to providers than what does the childcare proposal, it sounds to me like it's medicare the healthcare system in which parents are oblivious to cross but t

breanne: we do. [ laughter ] kat: surprise, surprise!] lemonis: they like to say they have a bathroom. well, they have a mobile toilet in the middle of your kitchen. lacey: we have a composting toilet. lemonis: you do, okay. and, so, does it qualify for the same things that an rv does with the shower and the toilet? breanne: we do external showers, so, like, the outdoor shower. lemonis: totally fine. breanne: yeah. lacey: and we're working on designs for internal showers. lemonis: for me, the finishing of the inside is really important -- the cabinets not having sharp edges by your head. there's little, teeny things in terms of everything that's gonna give you the maximum amount of space. as i look at the unit, i give them credit for mocking something up, and it may work for them, but at the end of the day, for this to have real mass distribution, everything is gonna have to be right inside. the consumer's looking for the most efficient, best use of space that they can possibly get. breanne: on tuesday, we had a vanlife event, and then i

credit to ranking member kat co. and chairman thompson. they did it in a bipartisan way. let's see if we can get congress to follow. host: i want to bring in congressman tim roemer. you mentioned the congressman from new york who worked out this bipartisan agreement. he is a republican. the looming question is whether or not kevin mccarthy will go along with this plan. what are you hearing from your gop colleagues? caller: it is split. obviously, last week was not a good week for the republican conference because the whole cheney thing makes this even worse because they are sort of perching anyone who shows any independence -- sort of perching anyone who shows any independence and that is not good for the party. i think republicans make a mistake when they start pushing people out. however, as a former hard-core conservative congressman, it is in leader mccarthy's best interest to do this. it really is. go ahead, independently look at this, document it, go forward with the changes, and then you don't have to be on the defensive all the time. part of the problem with the l

thank you, dana perino, bill hemmer, guy benson, kat timpf.a. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, the cdc says it's following the science by finally allowing fully vaccinated people to ditch their masks indoors and out but critics say it's not the science that's changed with politics. our panel weighs in on that and an

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so there you go. >> jesse: oh. >> greg: congratulations kat timpf. >> katie: greg, can you go cockatootie: it was so loud, too. >> jesse: i want to know what kilmeade was doing in the bathroom. [laughter] >> katie: juan? >> juan: okay. i want to do a shoutout today to my good friend shannon bream and her new book women of the bible speak. it's number one nonfiction debut book of 2021. and it's even number one on the "new york times" best seller list for three weeks in a row. so, congratulations to shannon. women of the bible examines timeless stories of women, you know, women in the bible, women of religious faith and it speaks to women today to the readers about what it means to be a contemporary woman of faith. what jesse was saying with mother's day around the corner a great gift for the mother in your life. purchase shannon's book at fox @foxnews.com/books or at your local bookstore. >> jesse: not as great as "how i saved the world." >> juan: no need to -- jesse. >> greg: so nice of to you could that for shannon bream. good for you, juan. >> greg: number one. >> katie: yeah, that w

mccarthy: i would like to call up congresswoman kat mckinnick. >> good morning. oh, pete. i'd like to talk to you today not as a member of congress . but as the wife of a first responder. right now, my husband is on his way to work. he's headed to a swat callout. sorry. he's on his way to a swat callout. and this is just a normal every day for us. the feeling in the pit of my stomach never changes. to the families of the first responders of our leo's that are having uncomfortable, scary conversations at the dinner table, thank you. i know those conversations are not getting any easier. i know, because i've had them. to my colleagues who stand here today, thank you. thank you for having the backs of our leo's and their families. to my colleagues on the other side of the aisle who have been calling for the defunding of our men and women in uniform. please consider joining us for an educational ride along. i think it would be very illuminating. thank you to all the communities who have stood strong against the push for taking the critical life saving equipment off the backs o

joining me now kat timpf and phil wegman.more progressive than they promised on the campaign trail. >> right. when you have aoc herself saying openly, oh, look, i thought he was going to be moderate but i'm thrilled with how he's doing. that is a clear sign. you look at all of these policies, all of this spending. if you're not concerned about this, only one of two things could be true. either you're not paying attention or you're not paying taxes. because everybody else has to be concerned. when you see, for example, the nearly $2 trillion that was spent in that rescue plan that was supposed to jump start the economy? it didn't do that. it wasn't even just neutral. it's actively been hurting the economy. paying people more to sit at home than to go to work, a lot of those jobs may never come back. >> charles: phil? >> well, leave it to karl rove and others to determine what joe biden is in terms of ideology. but it's clear and kat is right about this. the one thing that joe biden is not is a moderate. it's clear that he's mo

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they have no hope that these people i see i do you have any more details on what led to the spoke to kat size? it's believe that it's because this board was cutting almost twice more than twice of the number they're supposed to carry. because this board normally should carry at least 80 people. and we understand that 165 percent as well on this board. and then on addition, there were like construction material and other things that people, these women and children were taking to market. so it's, it's a huge number of the people. and then there is also the board itself was most of the boards in a way, very old in bud ship. and then of course, even passengers, i know it's not protected. and you know, as you say, these boat accidents are not uncommon in nigeria. what is the reason that this keeps happening? i mean the biggest challenge now in a j a is to improve the water transport in this country because everyone with a bullet to kind of start a business, it's not controlled. even now the officials are saying that, you know, they have been telling people like bo drive that they should come

i haven't met ago who haven't encountered something on campus like kat cooling and comments and then like, that's great. paying does harassment like fill on cases of rape date, rape and being dropped and stuff like that. it's everywhere for month, where we students have been protesting against what they are calling reap culture. emily is one of the organizers she's had her share of that experiences. one occurred in her dormitories kitchen during a party. i had a close friend of mine who i completely feel i could trust. he ended up groping me in my kitchen. and then after that he sent his friends a series of voice notes about me that they've been played to me about like kind of how he was looking at my body and how he was starting to come back to university. so he could have it way with me. the fact that you're afraid of and free body around you, turning into this monster somebody that could physically hurt you is a terrifying thought session living mixed accommodation. and you're just afraid for your friends coming home at night. and they should be like that especially on campus were

well, kat brooks sees this as a pivotal moment for the oakland police department. >> and those who reimagined cops interact with the community the best case scenario is for cops to recognize that we're in a day and activists to recognize that when a particular moment and how do we move his agenda for together to save lives because ultimately that's the goal. has it with new kron 4 news. >> also in the east bay, a man is charged with sexually assaulting 2 asian women in fremont. the first attack happened early yesterday morning and near the area. fremont boulevard, an auto mall parkway in that incident. a woman was punched and pushed to the ground. she says the attacker tried to sexually assault her but was scared away by a passer by later in the morning, a woman was assaulted in front of her home near grimmer boulevard and blake al road. police stopped the assault and arrested a man identified as alexander lomax. as of now, police say they are not considering the attacks to be hate crimes. >> also in fremont, the unified school district is being sued for not reopening campuses this year. for

. >> oakland activist kat brooks remembers watching the fitted sheet shaking in fear.ppened to george floyd would happen again and again. it did. eight days after his death sean montero simplest killed by police. >> four days later

let's go to the fox news headlines 24/7 reporter, we've got kat timpf with us, on fox nation, much moreglish view of what's happening and how this is affecting them, so kat, we do know that demand is up yesterday, when we were all chat ting about concerts coming back and you be willing to pay to get back to what we were doing and enjoying before, and apparently, we'll have to pay, a lot more for a lot of that stuff , but you're up for it. >> well, yeah, certainly i'm up for it but it's pretty much everything is more expensive now and people do notice. actually, this past week, i've heard about three people talking to me about how they've gone to mcdonald's and a meal at mcdonald's has cost them anywhere from $12 to $15 which look, i like mcdonald's. it's pretty good, but it's not $ 15. part of the reason you go there is because it's cheap, you know, it is delicious, but people are noticing these things because it really is everywhere. everything is more expensive, and it's becoming, it is more expensive at a time when many many americans have less money to spare because of, you know, jo

sweet it she is in the house of course kat, i leave that to my house colleagues.o not have a vote in that process. so, i will just say this there's been a lot of heat taken up expended on the republican's civil war. i read that from time to time in the press. i can just tell you that voters in my state and all republican voters i talked to but for sure voters in the state of missouri they have zero interest in republican civil war. two then there is no such thing. they are to be treated fair they want to bring jobs back from overseas. they want to bring our manufacturing perspective and considerable running out of time i just want to ask you, sorry center we are really short on time part i want to ask you one more time, do you think that liz cheney should be removed from leadership? >> guest: my answers the same pretty think that's a decision for the house conference. i do not have a vote and that i'm not a member of the house. >> host: and looking forward, nswould you support formant president trump running again for office in 2024? >> you know i get asked this a

kat timpf, c phoenix, our studio audience copy of "american marxism." i will see you next on "life, liberty & levin." [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." there is blood in the water. that's the subject of tonight's watters word. biden is politically wounded 100 days in. the results of the decisions have begun to hurt the country. the summer will be a mess. biden kneecapped the recovery. 7 million job openings and 250,000 people took a job. april was a disaster. biden created a labor shortage because he gave workers too much money. $500 a week unemployment plus a bonus just to stay home. that's $80,000 a year for a husband and wife not to work. but the president doesn't get. >> i know there has been a lot of discussion since friday's report that people are being paid to stay home wrather than go to work. we don't see much evidence of that. jesse: biden who has never run a business his whole life tells small business owners just pay your workers more. >> we need to recognize people will come back to work if they are paid a decent wage. my expectatio