right, well we're now joined by journalist michael fox, who's in saudi annapolis in brazil. i michael, welcome to b w. now these aren't the 1st nationwide protests against president john bought sonata. what are the main issues that are bringing people out onto the streets? me the main thing is the panoramic right. it's just been devastating. like you said, we're at almost half a 1000000 deaths and right now it looks like brazil may be headed into a 3rd wave. we had $98000.00 new cases just of last day that the 2nd highest total and then death rate is also increasing. we've got $2500.00 people who are dying per day and that's on the rise. so people are very concerned people didn't, you know, losing love ones. people are also, unemployment is rising. and so they're asking for emergencies license for low income communities. and of course really pushing the vaccination plan. this has been a major push for so many people in the streets and they believe also not just failed this from the very beginning. by denying or or not authorizing the purchase of ac seems much, much earlier. r

so who wants to be the guy who paralyzes michael j fox? it's a funny thing ever heard. he seriously said that to me. so he did a wonderful job. the symptoms gradually which the progress of those. he could not reverse the damage that it already been done. so which he did. but it was an experience and i cannot walk "after words". he assured me it was temporary. and you hear people say that it's hyperbolic and it was true. you had to learn to transfer the weight. [inaudible] my issues in my toes and fall forward. these are i need to move my butt in my heels. i had ten days in baltimore. and then another couple of months it -- wonderful trainers and medical caregivers and doctors and my family was so supportive which was great. i just did not want to let them down. my son showed up, tricia was fantastic. i actually was in martha's vineyard on vacation with my family. i was august 12 i left the vineyard to go back to the city. my daughter came back with me what did she stay and get you ready i said no i don't need any help. and i sent her home. on the way to kitchen has brea

could be a company, and then i interview a big brand in and of themselves you know, i have done michael j. fox: and now, this -- you have a background in advertising. and is this how you first started seeing everything as a brand? >> yeah, i -- that's -- i kind of had an identity crisis in my career i have done a bunch of different things so about 25 years i ran an agency, built brands and then for the last 15 years on television, i have been, kind of, analyzing political brands and, you know, every brand, way which, you know, kind of aspect in life, where everything is going in so, kind of, everything has come together >> seth: certainly, no one in politics is more of a brand than donald trump and it strikes me that right now, the gop is having trouble being a brand independent of donald trump do you feel like that's even an effort they're making? and do you think it's an effort that if you were in charge, they should be making >> what i don't understand about the gop, because they are donald trump, and beyond that, they're not -- they're the party of no. the party of resentment. they don't s

fox. >> this guy suggested michael avenatti run for president. judge jeanine: remember that?is country is more than just the east coast and west coast. the cspan callers, that's america. i am glad america is calling out fake cnn. judge jeanine: great having you on the show tonight. thanks so much. should you be required to get the covid vaccine? is a one size fits all approach really the judge jeanine: last week on "justice" we discussed the cleveland clinic's study about people who have had covid and why they may not need the vaccine. should those who have the virus and now have immunity fight for a choice? here to weigh in on it all, fox news medical analyst dr. marc siegel. now we know from the cleveland clinic that if you have had covid you have got immunity. they said even if you have one shot, that's more than enough if you have had immunity. now we are seeing hospitals, west point, colleges saying, if you don't have both shots, you have got to pay an extra $1,500 a month in certain colleges. have we kept up with what's going on? are we locking people down again too soo

members and i see oscar james and michael wong, and jill fox here. so i want to thank you a few of the e.d.p. members and for all of your effort in guiding us, in not just how to build this park, but to make sure that it is really for this community. i want to thank the trust for public land, and the san francisco parks alliance, drew becker is here and numerous members of his team. we have several representatives from our city family. i saw ken nimm and i say caller eisen, there may not be a city department that is not working on this in some way, shape or form. and i want to acknowledge our partners across the basin from bill dink, and i see lou vasquez here, lou, thank you for being here. and i want to give a special recognition to a guy standing right in front of me, john, thank you. john fritzker whose philanthropy turned this from a dream and a vision actually into a project. so, thank you, john. let's give him a round of applause. and thank you, moe, and john and moe were recently married just a few days ago and they came back early from -- mo

fox. >> this guy suggested michael avenatti run for president. judge jeanine: remember that?ntry is more than just the east coast and west coast. the cspan callers, that's america. i am glad america is calling out fake cnn. judge jeanine: great having you on the show tonight. thanks so much. should you be required to get the covid vaccine? is a one size fits all approach really the answer? when i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture, i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option. but then i found out about nonsurgical treatments. it was a total game changer. learn more about the condition at factsonhand.com [laugh] it was a total dad i got a job! i'm moving out. [laugh] dream sequence ending no! in three, no! two, keep packing! one. judge jeanine: last week on "justice" we discussed the cleveland clinic's study about people who have had covid and why they may not need the vaccine. should those who have the virus and now have immunity fight for a choice? here to weigh in on it all, fox news medical analyst dr. marc siegel. now we know from the cleveland cli

michael lawson, kat timpf, our studio audience, fox news at night.elcome to "fox news @ night" i am shannon bream and washington. breaking tonight, a classified report drafted last year by a u.s. national government laboratory reemerging tonight at a more to the theory that covid-19 may have leaked from that lab in wuhan. our panel weighs in on breaking developments. plus, were veterans climbing

fox. >> this guy suggested michael avenatti run for president. judge jeanine: remember that? country is more than just the east coast and west coast. the cspan callers, that's america. i am glad america is calling out fake cnn. judge jeanine: great having you on the show tonight. thanks so much. should you be required to get the covid vaccine? is a one size fits all approach is a one size fits all approach really the you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia - td. and it can seem like that's all people see. some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how it works is not fully understood, ingrezza is thought to reduce that signaling. ingrezza is a prescription medicine used to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. don't take ingrezza if you're allergic to any of its ingredients. ingrezza may cause serious side effects, includ

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members and i see oscar james and michael wong, and jill fox here.i want to thank you a few of the e.d.p. members and for all of your effort in guiding us, in not just how to build this park, but to make sure that it is really for this community. i want to thank the trust for public land, and the san francisco parks alliance, drew becker is here and numerous members of his team. we have several representatives from our city family. i saw ken nimm and i say caller eisen, there may not be a city department that is not working on this in some way, shape or form. and i want to acknowledge our partners across the basin from bill dink, and i see lou vasquez here, lou, thank you for being here. and i want to give a special recognition to a guy standing right in front of me, john, thank you. john fritzker whose philanthropy turned this from a dream and a vision actually into a project. so, thank you, john. let's give him a round of applause. and thank you, moe, and john and moe were recently married just a few days ago and they came back early from -- moe do

including veteran comedy actor leslie jordan, perhaps best known for role in will&grace, fox news senior vice president michaelh more. >> covid has been a hit for many of us but leslie jordan have having year with new book, all owning who he is as 66-year-old sobber man. >> leslie jordan, emmy-award winner began lockdown in tennessee. >> what are y'all doing? it's awful. >> the instagram post boosted following from 50,000 to almost 6 million. >> it's still march. how many days in march? >> we've had a fantastic pandemic from what i could tell with instagram, books, albums. >> give me a good pandemic, honey, and i will flourish. >> well, well. >> jordan played beverly leslie on 17 episodes of nbcsitcom will&grace, gay as a goose and not admit it and have the beautiful sidekick -- [laughter] >> my business associate. in case you're asking. >> karen walter, i thought i smelled gen and regret. >> the show debut in 1988 at the time when gay characters were barely represented on tv. >> when we look back over at all, will&grace is the turning point. people were allowing the four, you know, characters into their livin

fitton i have watched you on fox mainly, and my question for you is this. michaelwent to prison in part due to paying hush money to a person that claimed to have an affair with donald trump, and donald trump was named as individual one cleanly the court filings. what i would like to know is, do you think that is fair? because donald trump actually signed one of those checks paying michael: back in february 2017. -- michael cohen back in february 2017. guest: i saw that. i thought that was corrupt. the justice department got him to sign off on that. he was never tried on that. i'm not even sure he committed any crimes related to that. this is a typical approach that the justice department had toward donald trump. change the rules, change the confidentiality agreement for which money is paid, which is standard, and try to make it into a crime or campaign-finance violation. that was an abuse of power by the justice department and shows you -- again, the whole investigation of: was an abuse of trump and his right to have an attorney. host: tom fitton is president of ju

michael lawson, kat timpf, our studio audience, fox news at night. i'm great but dominic greg gutfeld, and i love you america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night" i am shannon bream and washington. breaking tonight, a classified report drafted last year by a u.s. national government laboratory reemerging tonight at a more to the theory that covid-19 may have leaked from that lab in wuhan. our panel weighs in on breaking developments. plus, were veterans climbing president biden very failing to acknowledge a 77 anniversary of d-day. the white house pushing back tonight saying the historic event is "close to his heart." and more deadly gun violence in big cities across the u.s. this weekend. former president trump says democrats are to blame for the spike in crime paid would begin tonight with an all new development raising more questions about how the coronavirus pandemic actually started. white house correspondent kevin corke is digging into the latest tonight. good evening. >> to be fair, officials from both the trump and biden a

fitten, i've watched you several times on fox mainly and my question for you is this, michael cohen went to prison in part due to paying hush money to a person that claimed to have an affair with donald trump and donald trump was named as an individual one in the court filings. what i'd like to know is do you think that that's fair because donald trump actually signed one of those checks paying michael cohen back in february of 2017. so i just wonder what your opinion is on that since you're all about ridding d.c. of corruption. >> yeah, i saw that, i thought that was corrupt that the justice department got him to sign off on that. he was never tried on that. i'm not even sure he committed any crimes related to that and this is a typical approach that the justice department had towards donald trump. change the rules, change the confidentiality agreement for which money is paid, which is a standard -- which is standard, and try to make it into a crime or a campaign finance violation. that was an abuse of power by the justice department and it shows you -- again, the whole, frankly, invest

joining us tonight fox news contributor jason chaffetz, robby soave, texas michael burgess, branded arnoldrom the taxpayers union. greg steube, joe concha and my cow, we have a lot of news coming in the president former covid advisor says american should have sacrifice given up even more during the pandemic, we have that sound after 22 million lost their jobs and entire businesses were forced to shut down. while they kept collecting their paychecks. scientists and democrats say, now they're saying yes, it is possible that covid-19 leaked from the wuhan lab comedian john stewart also thinks that too. the media and democrats dismissing all of that in order to keep their attacks on trump going when trump talked about all of this last year end a u.s. government reports showing they knew the u.s. government did know that china's military was funding the wuhan lab, also the big blue pool that could've weakened government oversight into new reports and democrats will try to use the illegal irs leaked a billion or tax returns to raise taxes but republican senator mitch mcconnell demanding more fro

ainsley: june is pride month and here at fox, we are shining a spotlight on those in the lgbtq plus community who work to encourage love and acceptance. michael florida and you look tan and amazing. >> it's another horrendous day in california. someone's got to do it. ainsley: i love the number one song last year, called orphins of god. it's so beautiful. tell us about it. >> he did, ainsley. he's been knocking out hits for over 20 years, he's still writing music but also working with teens and families to help raise awareness, and offer support to members of the lgbtq plus community. let's take a look. >> ♪ there's a love revival ♪ >> ty hernden, recording artist he's charted 17 billboard singles since 1995. >> ♪ ♪ including three number ones and seven top 10 hit on the u.s. country charts. >> ♪ ♪ he's also country music's first openly gay star. >> you also spent a large part of your early career in the closet. what was that moment that you decided you needed to come out finally? >> there was just something in the bones that still wasn't right and i couldn't walk on stage anymore and just kind of pretend. >> you thought about actually walkin

members and i see oscar james and michael wong, and jill fox here.want to thank you a few of the e.d.p. members and for all of your effort in guiding us, in not just how to build this park, but to make sure that it is really for this community. i want to thank the trust for public land, and the san francisco parks alliance, drew becker is here and numerous members of his team. we have several representatives from our city family. i saw ken nimm and i say caller eisen, there may not be a city department that is not working on this in some way, shape or form. and i want to acknowledge our partners across the basin from bill dink, and i see lou vasquez here, lou, thank you for being here. and i want to give a special recognition to a guy standing right in front of me, john, thank you. john fritzker whose philanthropy turned this from a dream and a vision actually into a project. so, thank you, john. let's give him a round of applause. and thank you, moe, and john and moe were recently married just a few days ago and they came back early from -- moe does

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fox news contributor jason chaffetz. robbie suave of "reason" magazine, michael burgess, brand done arnold from the national taxes payers union. greg stuebe, joe concha and former dha official mike howl. we have a lot of news coming in, the president's former covid advisor americans should have sacrificed, given up even more during the pandemic. this after 22 million lost their jobs, entire businesses were forced to shut down. but pundits like him kept collecting their paychecks a growing number of scientists, saying no, yes it is possible that covid-19 did leak from the wuhan lab. comedian jon stewart thinks that too. media, democrats dismissing all of that in order to keep attacks on trump going, when trump talked about all of this last year. a u.s. government report showing that they knew the u.s. government did know that china's military was funding that wuhan lab. also we've got the big loophole that could have weakened government oversight. a new report says that democrats will try to use that illegal irs leak of billionaire tax returns to raise taxes but republican senator senator mitch mcconnell today demanding

fox business network. let's get right at it with texas congressman michael burgess.our reaction to the president saying that the border is sick, it is dangerous but now we got texas democrats gonzalez saying the border is not in chaos. that the geoff should focus on the texas power grid instead. what do you say about that? >> the photos that you have been showing, the b-roll you've been showing clearly the border is not secure. people are passing across the border with virtually no one interfearing with their passage. it is good that the former president is down on the border. it was a mistake i think for the vice president to miss that opportunity when after all this is in her sphere of responsibility but, i'm very grateful what the president did take his own time to go to the border to highlight problems we have in texas with the fact that the federal government is not performing its function of securing the border. governor abbott is required to keep texans safe and federal government is not doing their job. so governor abbott is stepping in and doing it for them

>> sandra: fox and a host brian kilmeade will join me on that. michael

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members and i see oscar james and michael wong, and jill fox here.fort in guiding us, in not just how to build this park, but to make sure that it is really for this community. i want to thank the trust for public land, and the san francisco parks alliance, drew becker is here and numerous members of his team. we have several representatives from our city family. i saw ken nimm and i say caller eisen, there may not be a city department that is not working on this in some way, shape or form. and i want to acknowledge our partners across the basin from bill dink, and i see lou vasquez here, lou, thank you for being here. and i want to give a special recognition to a guy standing right in front of me, john, thank you. john fritzker whose philanthropy turned this from a dream and a vision actually into a project. so, thank you, john. let's give him a round of applause. and thank you, moe, and john and moe were recently married just a few days ago and they came back early from -- moe doesn't really call it a honeymoon, called it a camping trip, but they c

commerce when michael waltz who submitted that censure resolution spoke to fox news this morning. >> the fact that that quote -- that board is used as a venue to attack the united states military, attacked the united states israeli government by all types of groups around the world is something that she should know better. she may try to clarify this one remark but she needs to clarify all of her remarks. >> would appear that the squad was catching things up with speaker pelosi after she declined to punish omar further comments. lingering concerns from jewish democrats about omar's record of inflammatory remarks. members of the squad after initially slamming democratic leadership and their jewish colleagues for how they reacted thomas remarks, then focused blame instead on the media saying omar's remarks were taken out of context and used to fuel negative targeted attacks against her. sandra. >> sandra: jacqui, michael waltz will be joining in at the top of the 4:00 hour. he will be joining us after he was one of the three republicans to introduce that, so will get his brand-new reac

michael valente he is our family's hero. who are the heroes in your family? jon: welcome to fox news live i'm jon scott. why a pickup driver plowed into a group of cyclists injuring at least 9 people. it happened in the town of solo where hundreds were taking part in a charity bike race. police officers responding to the crash shot truck driver when he tried to flee. six victims and the suspect are listed in critical condition. tropical depression claudette now moving east after soaking the gulf coast landfall as a tropical storm in louisiana early this morning flooding roads and spawning isolated tornadoes. claudette is expected to sweep through georgia and the carolinas tomorrow. meantime millions across the southwest are under threat from extreme heat with california declaring a state of emergency, highs are expected to hit the triple digits again tomorrow. i'm jon scott. now back to life, liberty and levin. ♪ ♪ mark: welcome back, america. my next guest should be getting a pulitzer prize for unbelievable report of what has been taking place. kelly the senior contributor at american greatness site wh

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against rod rosenstein or against don mcgahn or his interview where he says to a fox news anchor, i hate flippers after michael the public. and to mike schmidt's point and to the reporting that we've cited, there are certainly explanations, but none that tie all this together. even an inadvertent collection of a sitting white house counsel who's the chief witness in the obstruction probe against donald trump, who is the single conduit between the justice department and the white house, does not explain how his data was collected and three or four gag orders were renewed to protect information from don mcgahn. >> nicole, sadly, i spent some of my weekend on the phone with a number of people like myself who have had experience running leak investigations. and try as we might, we could not come up with an explanation for all of this, mcgahn plus the reporters plus the members of the house intel committee. that didn't involved a complete trampling of existing rules and regulations at doj. the best case scenario that we could come up with was that there was an overly aggressive approach to ferret out leaks, that th

. >> i want to add, what michael said is right, and the confusion around the term is a important point as well. if you have watched foxnk suddenly everybody is rising up against what they all know about, critical race theory, and are against critical race theory. however, it's not really like that. there are a bunch of dark money groups that are pushing the new lines of thought, and also things like probono lawyers, the ability to file freedom information requests and if you use them correctly it can help define what the curriculum is at your school district, and it's coming from the heritage foundation, which is a known conservative group and it's doing basic trainings for this sort of thing. it has a lot of various different impacts from the conservative movement on their way down. >> so ben, what is the end game here? i understand -- on the one hand, i understand the sort of end game for conservative media, they want to gin up outrage to fuel viewership or listenship, but what about the conservative grass root groups? >> it keeps people engaged, and steve bannon said it's the way to save the -- if you win the elect

michael sutton said. one of the nominees benjamin rodriguez, who worked with liz chair i died from covid-19. no, we'll honor his memory by continuing his work. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. coming up, hesitant but optimistic as many celebrate today's reopening of california's economy and what people are saying about mask wearing and if you're feeling more comfortable with travel, you want to stay tuned for this. we'll tell you about southwest airlines 50% off sale. getting more for your dollar is easy with xfinity internet. it's like getting this... ...for the price of this. teddy! because with xfinity internet, you get a free flex 4k streaming box. plus, add mobile to save hundreds over at&t. more bang for your buck. can your internet do that? you guys can take it from here. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. plus, add xfinity mobile and save over at&t. switch today. state's economy. for many places, no more social distancing no more capacity limits. and if you're vaccinated in most cases, no more mass. ktvu azenith smith has more on one celebration. in the south bay. taking aim at covid-19 this pinata in the form of a covid pr

fox. i'm writing a book about the media called "broken" and cnn will have its own chapter in it. cnn put michael avenatti on the air 254 times in the space of less than one year. michael avenatti became a cnn go to person. that tells you how wrong their judgment is coming into this. talk about poison and bad words. breonna taylor two weeks ago, one of their fingers called rand paul on the air. i don't remember brian stetler telling her she shouldn't talk like that and that that's wrong and then brian and his monologue accused you of encouraging people for violence. what about chris cuomo who at the height of the george floyd protest when cities were under curfew across america said i don't remember seeing anywhere that it was supposed to be peaceful. where was that criticism? >> sean: both of you have great books coming out and we look forward to it. lisa boothe will be on the ground in florida tonight talking to local residents about the shopping and will react to more anti-american behavior straight ahead. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full

fox news. and joining us now this afternoon to talk more about today. sentencing is ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza. michael always a pleasure to see you, president biden today called shaaban sentenced appropriate. how do you feel? do you agree? i do agree that it was appropriate. keep in mind. he was convicted of second degree murder. the judge has to look at other people that were convicted of second without prior criminal history and make his sentence consistent. with that, and he did exactly that. he looked at some aggravating, um, situations and decided that he was going to aggravated above what's normally given. so yes, i do agree with this. you mentioned some of the circumstances that the judge takes into account here. do you believe, though, that there were any conditions that the judge did not consider that could have potentially lead to even more jail time. i don't think so. i thought judge cahill was a thoughtful judge. he's a good legal mind. he ran that courtroom perfectly. i thought it was a perfect trial if there's any such thing as a perfect trial, and he did look to the agg

michael burgess, thanks for joining us, good to see you. we're coming out of the bottom of the hour. we're watching the fox business network.form bill through, the democrat vote reform bill has failed in the senate. we've got more on that. coming up, gop strategist ford o'connell will weigh in on dr. fauci's ally peter daszak. he is the guy who fought to sensor the wuhan lab leak possibility. he has been removed from the united nations investigation into the origins of the pandemic due to conflicts of interest. also this, why did nih continue to give millions of dollars to daszak's non-profit after president trump said stop it, don't do it. he canceled the funding? the story next. >> we know what happened in wuhan. a virus originated in a city larger than new york right down the street from the lab where they research coronavirus under the watchful eye of a woman nicknamed the bat lady. most americans can use common sense and say china should be held to account. at minimum china made the pandemic much worse, by lying about its origins and concealing what was happening and not letting the rest of the world get ahead of curve

>> sandra: fox and a host brian kilmeade will join me on that. michaelaul for white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany to join us the next hour and clay travis is here. >> john: looking forward to all that but first this afternoon, the world's largest meat supplier jbs slowly coming back online today after a massive cyber attack forced it to shut down its beef processing plants in the u.s. a rush of linked criminal group reportedly behind the group, which comes less than a month after colonial pipeline was hacked. hello, this is "america reports," john roberts in washington, hi, sandra. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york and the latest cyber attack raises concern about beep shortage president biden urging administration to limit any impact on supply. all of this has the administration directly with rush on the wanting against protecting those responsible coming up chief of staff fred flight will react. we begin with a affected plant in greeley, colorado. what a story. >> absolutely, sandra. i can tell you employees have been showing up for their shi

michael burgess, thanks for joining us. it's good to see you. >>> we're coming out of the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business network.he democrat vote reform bill through, the democrat vote reform bill has failed in the senate. coming up, gop strategist ford o'connell will also weigh in on dr. fauci's ally, peter daszak. he has been removed from the united nations investigation into the origins of the pandemic due toti conflicts of interest. also this, why did the nih continue to give millions of dollars to das you can's nonprofit ---- daszak's nonproft after president trump said, tonight do it. he canceled -- don't do it. he canceled the funding. >> i think we all know what happened in wuhan. a virus originated, the city larger than new york right down the street from a lab where they researched these viruses by a woman literally nicknamed the bat lady. china should be held to account. at a minimum, china made this pandemic much worse by lying about its origins and not letting the rest of the world get ahead of the curve. there are a lot of steps we can take to make china pay for actions like its behavior at the sta

based on that, michael cohen's words, cy vance has a task force, a story we broke first on fox business, it is on our dot-com, that he assigned a tax force of accounting experts and all these brilliant mind to come up with a complicated tax case against trump and that complicated tax case looks like it comes down to this, that we are going to squeeze the cfo of the trump organization to be a witness on these other issues because we're going to hold him accountable for picky unstuff like, by the way these cases are rarely brought. if you talk to any lawyer, any federal prosecutor, yeah, the irs can come after you, you have to pay, but not like you face a criminal indictment over this stuff. it is, it just boggles the imagination what that, this is what we got out of months and months and months of investigation. now, obviously he wants mr. weiselberg, am i saying his name right, the cfo? he wants him to cooperate. clearly when you go after sort of any criminal enterprise case, cy vance looks at the trump organization as a criminal enterprise. neil: they tried to get him to talk about thi

fitton i have watched you on fox mainly, and my question for you is this. michaelprison in part due to paying hush money to a person that claimed to have an affair with donald trump, and donald trump was named as individual one cleanly the court filings. what i would like to know is, do you think that is fair? because donald trump actually signed one of those checks paying michael: back in february 2017. -- michael cohen back in february 2017. guest: i saw that. i thought that was corrupt. the justice department got him to sign off on that. he was never tried on that. i'm not even sure he committed any crimes related to that. this is a typical approach that the justice department had toward donald trump. change the rules, change the confidentiality agreement for which money is paid, which is standard, and try to make it into a crime or campaign-finance violation. that was an abuse of power by the justice department and shows you -- again, the whole investigation of: was an abuse of trump and his right to have an attorney. host: tom fitton is president of judicial w

last week on "mornings with mafia" on fox business, i -- with maria, i welcomed michael milken, and hedustry, and it will work to help keep inflation down. but it really is, you know, no consolation for those people who are paying 40% more to build a house right now because of the price of lumber, 30% more to buy a car right now because of the price of steel. all of these things are working to create inflation right now. and that has everything to do with policy, all of this free money. but i wanted to point out what musclingen said, because i think -- milken said because i think it's important to recognize later on in the year if, in fact, these price hikes go away. the federal rereserve is going to raise interest rates. we have breaking news in the next hour, devin nuÑes is launching an investigation into corporations who are doing business with china, rolling over for commune china and going against the values of america. we've got that in the next ten minutes, breaking news. will: john barrasso, senator from wyoming, coming up on "sunday morning futures" with maria bartiromo e in j

fox two news. in sonoma county. two teenagers were injured and another teen is in custody after a shooting at a park last night. police say it happened in windsor at michael hall park just before six pm the 2 15 year old victims were taken to the hospital. they are expected to recover. windsor police released this photo of the crime scene. they say officers arrested the suspect, a 15 year old windsor boy shortly after the shooting. all right. none of the nation's latest mass shooting. this one took place in austin, texas, around 1 30 this morning crime scene tape and heavy police presence there on the scene. the shots rang out in an area brimming with people enjoying the nightlife. this was just one. in fact of three mass shootings in the us overnight. there were also incidents in chicago and georgia. the gun violence archives says there have been more than 267 mass shootings so far this year. fox's christina coleman has more on all the mass shootings that have taken place across the country this weekend. it was a dangerous and deadly weakened in multiple cities across the country, and downtown austin, an area known for its fun, nightlife, bars and restau

michael calling from rainbow city, alabama on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? republicans are running with this. it is on fox day. i go on social media and they talk about being canceled. on youtube they have thousands of videos about how the election was rigged and talking in codes and stuff. and all this crap. it is just a farce for them to bang somebody over the head with. that is all i got to say. thanks. guest: is very easy to -- this is what i wrote the piece. it's an appealing tool to say you have been canceled or somebody is trying to be canceled. one of the few things we agree on is everyone should have the right to free speech and should be able to speak their piece. dissenters being driven out of public life by the mob is not really appealing to anybody. nobody thinks they are doing it. if it comes appealing to say -- that is why fox news is talking about cancellation 20 47. -- 20 47. to put them in the status of the victim and they need to garner sympathy for it when they are playing that role. host: define for us what you mean when you say the difference between being denied free speech and bein

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