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they had enough opportunities to play the national anthem and before we got up there it was real disrespectful." according to the associated press, the national anthem has been played ever are it night for the past week at the track and field trials, but the anthem is not played during medal ceremonies like it is during the olympics. a usa track and field spokes woman saying "the national anthem was scheduled to play at 5:20 p.m. we didn't wait until the athlete s were on the podium for the hammer throw awards. it is slated every day according to a previously published schedule. here we go again with protests, and guys, it's very interesting for the record, gwenn berry gets upset about it and it's played every day around 5:20, it was five minutes late it looks like 5:25 and she gets mad, she turns her back on the national anthem, to be accurate about her past, she is an activist two years ago in 2019 at the pan-american games she raised her fist which was first done in 1968 by two american runners, john carlos and tommy smith and there was a sanctioning for it because the olympics put in aural

going to happen at the olympics when every time an american wins a medal they are going to play the national anthemu can't. they don't want any protests touring of the playing of the national anthem. if some czech republic shot putter is upset with his healthcare plan and he or she wants to take a knee, you are not supposed. to say i don't know what the ramifications are you are not supposed to do it at the uso either. i'm trying to escape and watch competition see how the u.s. is going to do. medal count and then it's going to be in your face. i think we have got get to a point where we stop cordoning off people in age categories, age bracket, gender, sexuality, their heritage should be americans first. and i think we should stop with the hyphen. no more italian earns in, irish americans. we have to push back on everyone who wants to put us in a category. it's ridiculous. ainsley: this athlete gwen berry my purpose and mission is bigger than sports. i'm here to represent those who died to systemic racism. that's the important part. that's why i am going. that's why i am here today. brian: what abo

when you said this is all about her, the national anthem is about us. t our whole country, all of us and she chose to make this about her so she would get the headlines and it is such a disgrace. >> emily: this controversial protest seems that it's distracting for any message that she had, because now the conversation is just about how disrespectful she is. >> harris: it's interesting, what jason said, who does she represent, does anybody tell you they represent her? that she represents them? is a question, too. i interviewed not long ago in 1968 metal winner, track and field, he held up the fist on the podium and we talked about these very issues and he said, one of the things people didn't realize was if you open that fist its five fingers and it's all of us working together on the team and as a nation and i don't know that we necessarily knew the details about that story but he said during the history of all of this at the time people laid on it what they wanted to lay on it and said had i had to do it all over again, at the time i might've explained

like they were playing the national anthem especially just to bother her. e national anthem for the whole nation. i wish we would ignore these situations. to me this is now equal to when somebody runs on the field. remember we used to have streakers that they would cover it and the streakers would get all the attention. now we don't cover the streakers anymore. we shouldn't cover this kind of stuff. she is trying to make people mad so she can get attention and we shouldn't give her the attention. >> dana: clay travis was on earlier and said we'll probably see a lot of these kind of incidents as the olympics take place next month. what should -- how should people think about it or their sponsors, what about them? >> well, look, i think there are certain sponsors that would shy away from this. other sponsors that would embrace it because they love the attention as well. so i think if we give a collective yawn, then i think corporations will give a collective yawn. if we huff and puff and punish her and try to cancel her, people who think see is wrong try to ca

the crowd singing the national anthem together ahead of the islanders victory. s full and will ever have the best backup singers in the nhl. jillian: when everyone is being divisive and arguing i wish we would remember moments like that. it is 51 after the hour. fighting against indoctrination in schools. todd: how the woke culture is infecting your kids's schools. ♪♪ people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. . jillian: good morning, welcome back. professor calls for parents to pull students schools after a teacher quit. >> went as far to tell the entire faults he would fire all of us if he could so he could replace us all with teachers of color. divided by skin c

there is this guard of honor, the national anthems for both countries will play. and then the president will be invited to inspect the guard. you remember there was a bit of difficulty last time this happened with president trump. he walked in front of the queen. that wasn't actually his fault. the queen was unclear about what was happening, the first time she had been to one of these events without prince philip when president trump was here. he normally leads on these events. president biden is very experienced player on the world stage. he has a huge amount of respect for protocol. i don't expect anything to go wrong here. and this i think is a big personal moment for him. as you were suggesting, he studied presidential history. this is a direct link to all those other presidents who had that photo or that moment with the queen. i think he'll really enjoy it. i know jill biden was talking about looking forward to this moment as well. >> i would imagine so. here at the table, kate bennett, i'll start with you. the president tells a story in his memoirs ability ho

she stood up at fenway park and sang the national anthem. i can't even talk about it now, rachel, it's so moving. we'll show that at the end of the hour. it's special night in boston. >> i'm already falling apart thinking about it. >> i should not have mentioned it until the time comes because it's going to be hard for me to compose myself for that. but thank you, rachel. it's time for you to go fishing, it's friday night. >> do you want me to tell you a quick dad joke to help you reset emotionally? >> please. >> what's the best thing about switzerland? >> the mountains? >> i don't know, but the flag is a big plus. >> okay. that worked. that did it. your weekend starts now, rachel, thank you. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> the breaking news for defendant trump tonight. donald trump's criminal defense lawyer told nbc news that he expects the manhattan district attorney to file criminal charges next week. the manhattan district attorney's office is expected to hit donald trump's company with criminal charges as soon as next week. multiple people f

barry herself is speaking out with why she protested during the national anthem. >> i never said i hated. if you know the history you would know the national anthem, a paragraph speaks to slaves in america, our blood is in a sling, filtered all over the floor. it is disrespectful and it does not speak for black americans. jillian: texas carmen dan crenshaw facing backlash for saying barry should be kicks off the limbic team was washington post opinion columnist crenshaw, an american for that stands saying crenshaw insists on tapping into one of the nastiest discourse in american history, we heard it in 1968 in george wallace's decrying of minority group rebellions calling domestic disorder, that is the broader context and which crenshaw's edict, say on "fox and friends" a bare minimum requirement of being on an olympic team is believing in the country you were present. jillian: people are so divided on this they are not going to see i to i ever. todd: the only reason we have the olympics is to represent your country. if you want to hammer korean other competitions that aren't about your

i think every american should stand for the united states national anthem. call for who we are as a people. this country has done more to make dreams come true than any country in the world. i don't know who she turned her back on whether it was america and national anthem. what country she going to look toward that she will be treated better than here in the united states of america. that's the problem that i have. she's probably angling for her next deal. this is what they do. they look for an opportunity to continue to spread this propaganda about how racist america is. when it's been mentioned, america is a place of systemic opportunity. she will go on to join the ranks like michelle obama and oprah winfrey and meghan markle who came to be oppressed in this country. that's probably the future. unfortunately, she did it in at a place she brought shame on the country. we should all stand for the united states national anthem. >> i thought it was neat to think that the song was about you. sometimes that happens to me when i'll be in the gym i'll start havin

all of this goeback to 2016 when colin kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem ahead of oneame. at the time, he was playing for the san francisco 49ers. this is him speaking in 2016. >> the message is, we have a lot of issues in this country we have to deal with. we have a lot of people that are oppressed, a lot of people that are not treated equally, not given equal opportunities. police brutality is a huge thing that needs to be addressed. ros: it was a hugely controversial move, i'm sure your member. he left the 49ers in 2018 and the nfl announced that players not standing for the anthem would be fined. then in june 2020, it changed its mind, tweeting come on we condemn systematic oppression of black people. we admit we were wrong for not listening to players earlier and encourage all to speak out and peacefully protest. we, the nfl, believed black lives matter. for context, that tweet was sent one month after the murder of george floyd by a white police officer. the black lives matter movement and protest gathered pace in the weeks and months that followed george floyd's

listen. >> if you know your history you know the full song of the national anthem, the third paragraphd it does not speak for black americans. it's obvious, there is no question. >> emily: tomi, barry is sponsored in part by color is change, defund the police advocacy group among other things who applauded her "leadership" today and every day after this. >> tomi: is anyone surprised? she is an olympic athlete and i have to give her that but she is a third-place finisher, we wouldn't be talking about her if she hadn't pulled that can't but colin kaepernick paved the way for athletes to do things like this. i've had a little bit of a revelation on this rate i think when these crybabies choose to do some like this especially when we were to be talking about them otherwise, we should ignore them. pan the camera away, they won't get the attention they clearly want to end this anti-american propaganda given the time of day and room on our network send in our headlines, let's just ignore them, let them be crybabies without the spotlight and i think moving forward that to be our course of acti

hating on the national anthem, hating the country is profitable, she could become a sports analyst atd be a stylist for "teen vogue," mundane theatrics like that this day and age are i think she should just be happy that she got the attention. we should not murder her. i don't think she should be removed from anything, we should just stop caring about her, treat her the way she treats the flag, i don't need it. before when it comes to the first and second place, the winner in the second-place person didn't get the attention that young ms. berry gets. >> dana: she's the one who came in first and broke a lot of records, i don't know if you had a chance to see these olympic trials but our athletes are amazing and we are going to do so well at the olympics, the track and field star i think from houston, i wish we talked about her story, she didn't even tell anybody that her biological mother had passed away the week before the race and she wins, beautiful person, got style and we should be talking about them and if you look at a lot of these athletes that win, at the end of their race whe

every single american should stand for the national anthem. d, many of them were african-american by the way. i don't understand how anybody cannot stand for the national anthem. i get emotional every time i hear it. miss berry said she didn't disrespect the country or hated country but reality she turn her back on the her country. what country does she turn her face more. black people live freer around better than most people in the world. black americans, if this country separate as their own country, african-americans would be the 13th wealthiest country in the world. i don't know what her problem is with america. certainly there are things that could be better. that is not the place or the time at an olympic event toe stage a petulent childish protest t wasn't a protest, frankly t it was more of a tantrum. stuart: would you apply the same rhining to the kneeling during the national anthem we saw in the nfl? do draw the same standard involving politics in sport of any kind? are you in the same position for all sports, all demonstrations? >>

flag during the national anthem reporter felicia bolton has the athletes we action and also a message from the white house. >> it's just like on the type of it's this moment that has millions around the world talking olympic athlete gwen berry turned her back to the united states flag during the national anthem. then she places a black t-shirt. reading activists athlete over her head. all of this happening after she earned the 3rd spot on team usa for her hammer throw. she says the move was on bland. it was funny because they said that they were going to play before we actually walked out. and then it just so happened that they played it when we were out there. >> so, you know, this want to talk about the anthem because that's not important. the anthem not speak to me and never earlier in the week. she raised her fist international olympic committee has rules against these types of demonstrations. the ban applies to athletes protesting inside of stadiums at ceremonies or on podiums podium moment. so we should be able to protest what everyone it's not for them to decide. white house pr

jane richard sang the national anthem before the red sox yankees game.xed. >> well, good evening. once again. day 157 of the biden administration. and we close out this week with a very busy friday evening. today saw the sentencing of derek chauvin. the former minneapolis police officer convicted in the murder of george floyd. the case of forced the nation and to some extent, the wider world, and a reckoning with race, policing, use of force. chauvin was sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison. of that, he is expected to serve about 15 years behind bars. prosecutors had asked for 30. the defense wanted probation. during the emotional sentencing hearing, chauvin's mother spoke and his own defense. while members of floyd family, including his seven-year-old daughter, spoke of their loss. >>

and they played the national anthem. was set up because essentially, she was put on probation for raising her fist during the panam games in peru in 2019. ainsley: she said it cost her 50,000 sponsorship deal. she said she was told the anthem was going to play before she walked out. when she got to the podium and they play it that's why it was set up. no we have a scheduled time. we play it 20 minutes after the hour. steve: 5:20. she held that up t-shirt activist treaty and she put her hands on her hips. turned her back to the flag. people were outraged. she had people blasting her all over it trn social media. saying it was it offensive and she doesn't need to represent the u.s. brian: original sentiment around the country this is her quote i feel like it was a setup they and they did ton purpose. the anthem doesn't speak for me and it never has. my mission is bigger than sports. i'm here to represent those who died do you work systemic racism that's the important part. that's why i'm going. that's why you are going to r

my love of the national anthem. me if i don't think some of these athletes are representing in the same way and for some of us, i will die for this. i will die on this hill that is not appropriate or patriotic to go to a foreign country where you are supposed to be representing america and act like it's just about you. it's not about you. it's about all of us. brian: i don't think you can say it better. that was 100 percent on the money. ainsley: her father was a pow. she understands more than a lot of people what the flag represents. and the men and women who have been through so much. many of them died for that flag and for our national anthem. brian: grandfather and father and great grandfather are admirals and brothers are in the marines. so that has a lot to do with it i was reading the third stanza of the national anthem. and there is debate about what it means. but there is a reason why you only sing the first verse and poem converted 60 years later that i don't think anybody had a problem rooting for us in th

podium during the olympic trials of the weekend, the hammer thorough refused to acknowledge the national anthem. fox news hope sean handy said barry shouldn't be allowed to represent the usa at the olympics at all. but the bind whitehouse took a different tone highlighting free speech and people protest right here to break it all down is r t sports producer for gina han. good to have your gina. thank you for having me. where we're gina. i just like i told you before the show you are always the bear. a bad news, but we're ready for it regina. this is a story that's not new. there women, women athletes choosing to have children or deciding when to start their families and being essentially punished for that is something that they've been dealing with for a long time. there was already a concern about female athletes or among female athletes about being separated from their kid. but now we're seeing this be elevated and heightened in a different way. we're talking mothers being separated from babies, still breastfeeding children for the duration of the olympics. and the ios, these seems to the por

you may recall the controversy over kneeling and the national anthem and football. well, there's more political statements being made in the world of sports, sports teams, including the national football league, or kicking off pride month flooding their social media accounts with rainbows. according to news busters to san francisco, 49 ers are holding a virtual pride conversation. and the san francisco giants for the 1st major league baseball team to support pride logos on our uniform sleeves and hats in their recent game against the chicago cubs. some on twitter questioning the move, wondering what pride has to do with sports. this post receiving some 16000 likes, but after path political controversies, some are wondering if sports taken stands for either side is actually hurting ratings. while many people use sports as a way to unite and get a break from politics, some. ringback question of these opinions are part of the reason why sports teams are seen a dip and ratings reports indicate league ratings are more than 20 percent below 2015 levels. that was the season

[crowd singing the national anthem] s >> sean: is a message being sent without. without a doubt, the nhl has some of the best fans in america, and will play the full video, you don't want to miss it. but first we start with president sippy cup, president joe biden probably resting comfortably after his big summit with vladimir as predicted by any objective measure, the meeting was another train wreck. put and basically joe nothing. he made not a single concession there were zero agreements and after the beginning, and he mocked and crossed the make one at length. then took a handful of questions from as always preselected reporters and then got very cranky and it lashed out at reporter's which tends to happen when you don't get your warm milk. defendant stephen colbert, radical that he is, brutally mocking grandpa joe. but don't worry. joe proudly announced that he presented putin with 16 critical areas of american infrastructure that vladimir and the russians better not target with a cyber attack. that includes telecommunications, health care, food and energy. ok

olympics is you are representing the united states of america, you were the flag on your uniform, the national anthemls, the flag is draped over you. if you have a problem with america, you have a problem with the flag you shouldn't participate in the olympics, she should be off the team. >> who is it hurting and who these people always heard are those who look up to athletes like this, those who don't have a family or father's, they will grow up eating our country because they see them hating the country, they are hurting an entire generation, the black community are learning through these people that this country is not for them and that is the worst message to give to anyone in a country that gives so much freedom and opportunity. jeanine: one of the things i object to is the fact that there is a time and a place for this. then you wonder, if people are so upset about this country, what have they done to make it better? have they voted? have they voted in the school d meeting in a local town council? they stand on a jury? have they done any of those things to change america if it isn't what they t

moment lighting up the internet. ♪♪ what so proudly we hail ♪♪ [crowd singing] jillian: thinking the national anthemffort in the victory against the boston bruins. the coliseum was near full capacity with 12,000 fans. todd: islanders going on, talking about what we started earlier the individual call by phone two more times during the first 10 minutes of the show so thank you for picking up that message. 10 minutes after the hour. a house divided. not here, we are joking. pelosi and democrat leaders calling out ilhan omar for comparing the country she served in congress to terror organizations. jillian: the prom is usually about the dress or the tux, the flowers, dancing but for some students at one school, tracking numbers if they are vaccinated. one lawmaker calls it absolutely outrageous. she joins us next. ♪♪ every move you make ♪♪ lives of six million jews and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is fo

you wear the flag on the uniform, the national anthem is played when you win metals. flag is draped over you. if you have a problem with america, and with the flag, then you shouldn't participate in the olympics, it's that simple, she should be off the team. >> can i say this also, who is it hurting and who these people always heard, those who look up to athletes like this, who don't have a family or fathers, they will grow up hitting our country because they see their heroes hating our country. if they are hurting an entire generation, particularly of those at risk, black communities, their learning that this country is not worth it. at the worst message to give anyone in the country that gives so much freedom and opportunity. >> judge jeanine: one of the things i object to, you wonder if people are so upset about this country, what if they can to make it better? have they even voted? have they voted in the school board meeting and the local town council? do they stand on the jury, have they done any of the things that make good change for america if it isn't what the

how is it is set up to hear the national anthem after an olympic event? t they typically do? >> this is the old point. bowl country is posted not just her. when you make a contract you make good on that contract, follow through. this will a contract, she wants to represent the united states and the olympics, this is her shot and when she gets there she disparages and protests against the country. it's not right then you for this. if professional athletes want to do this that is one thing. this is entirely different, it really is. as that you are representing the flag, the white house defendant gwen barry today. >> part of that pride in our country means recognizing there are moments when we -- respecting the right people granted to them in the constitution to peacefully protest. >> they are not here to protest, they are here to perform. remember the goodwill games, ted turner the goodwill games, we should have the protest games, they can have the hundred yard cop chase, the long-distance molotov talks, we can do those things there but these olympic trials,

raymond, how is it a set up to hear the national anthem after an olympic event? seeing what they typically do? >> this is a hold points. now the whole country's past and not just her. when you make a contract, you make good on that contract. you follow through. this woman has many contract could. she wants to represent the united states in the olympics. this is her child. and when she gets there, she disparages and protests against the country. it's just not the right venue for this. a professional athletes want to do that, that's one thing. this is entirely different. >> ben: you are representing the flag obviously. the white house defended glenn berry today. >> part of that in our country means recognizing there moments where we as a country have not lived up to our highest ideals and a means respecting the of people granting in the constitution to peacefully protest. >> they are not here to protest, they are here to perform. you know? remember the goodwill games. ted turner had the goodwill games? we should have the protest games and they can have the hundred y

the flag or anthem while in japan. bret? >> bret: william, thank you. the national in a report that the library's rotunda here in washington, d.c. which houses the declaration of independence, the u.s. constitution and the bill of rights is appear example of what it calls structural racism. its report also says the founding fathers and other white historically impactful americans are portrayed too positively. one conservative critic says that report is the radical left's latest attempt to sow division and rewrite history. secretary of state tony blinken met with pope francis at the vatican. blinken is not saying they discussed an evident by some u.s. bishops to deny holy communion to politicians who support abortion right. up next, the panel on the president's big flip on infrastructure spending legislation, the interview we just did with jared bernstein, plus, as you look like down in south florida surfside getting word now that this update probably coming from the mayor in about 30 minutes, if it happens before then, we will take you back live here on fox. ♪ ♪ ♪we

announcer: please stand for the arrival of the party and remain standing for the indication and the national anthem. >> flags, attention. carry flags. ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, the secretary of defense and to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. ["hail to the chief" plays] ♪ announcer: chaplain colonel michael sherman. >> please join me in prayer. almighty god, who is the champion of liberty, the champion of our freedoms, and of the god who loves us with an everlasting love, today let us lift our hearts in prayer and thanksgiving to you for those patriots who paid the ultimate price by giving their lives for their country. with humble hearts, may we never forget their patriotism and commitment. as a nation, we can never be grateful enough for the bravery of those sons and daughters who preserved our freedoms. lord, thank you for the gift of liberty and the blessings of freedom that you have bestowed on our nation, the united states of america. let us never forget these heroic souls, our brothers and sisters of days gone by, some who never had the c

there is both support and criticism after hammer thrower gwen berry posted or protested during the national anthem at the olympic trials. as you can see here in the shot. she turned her turn away from the flag during the national anthem and then put a shirt over her head for part of it, too. and that shirt had the words on it activist athlete yeah. it was printed on the front and raped overhead. felicia bolton takes a closer look. >> and how similar actions could cause athletes. and once the olympics begin in tokyo. their messages are clear. trucks start noah lyles and hammer thrower. gwen berry are using their spotlights for social justice during the olympic standing up for bigger issues. >> more important issues. >> i'm just happy to to be able to do that. on a big stage. it's a move if done at the olympics that could cost them their medals, rule. 50 says in addition to prohibiting commercial installations in advertising signs. >> no kind of demonstration or political religious or racial propaganda is permitted in any olympic sites venues or other areas. the international olympic committee will

see anybody take a knee and complete silence of 150,000 people during "taps" and, of course, the national anthemhat was played thereafter. reverence, appreciation, and respect, thankfulness. it's a powerful moving tradition from the indy 500. we give them all the credit in the world. in case you were wondering joe eventually honored our fallen soldiers and celebrated the long weekend by staying cool at a french restaurant in washington, d.c. calling a diplomat and on friday, joe talked to some members at a military base in virginia but his prepared speech went off the rails when joe made more creepy remarks about a very young girl in the audience and then he stammered and stumbled and bumbled like he usually does. this was particularly creepy. >> i'm especially honored to share the stage with brittney, jared, nathan and margaret katherine. i love those berets in her hair, man, i tell you what. she looks like she's 19 years old sitting there like a little lady in a race car. >> sean: okay. that kind of makes my skin crawl. i don't know about you. if it doesn't i don't know what will. at least we

this is team usa athlete when barry turning her back on the american flag while the national anthem was being played at a recent qualifying event. and while the white house and many others are applauding her using her platform for social justice. >> the international olympic committee has a strict no protesting policy police bolton has more on what that means for her in tokyo. >> it's just like on the type of it's this moment that has millions around the world talking olympic athlete when barry turned her back to the united states flag during the national anthem. then she places a black t-shirt reading activists athlete over her head. all of this happening after she earned the 3rd spot on team usa for her hammer throw. she says the move was on bland. it was funny because they said that they were going to play before we actually walked out. and then it just so happened that they played it when we were out there. >> so, you know, this i really want to talk about the anthem beceuse that's not important. the anthem not speak to me and never earlier in the week. she raised her fist internati

she said she was told the anthem would be played before she took the poo yum. here is what u.s.a. track and field. the national the hammer award it is played every day according to a previously published schedule. when you go and represent your country, shouldn't you be proud of the country you are representing? >> i mean, absolutely. that was one of the moments in my life where i felt the most pride. i have been to 98 countries throughout my career and life. i maintain relationships with all demographics they contact me to this day just scratching their head when the united states is responsible for 55 it% of the world's immigration. people fleeing actual% execution to will equality and freedom. and all she is a byproduct of shy -- she is a byproduct of the exploitive liberal media that, again, exploits these -- these demographics and it evokes emotive response. they completely misplace. and i would say majority of the athletes are actually just virtue signaling, grandstanding. people don't want to see a poo ten shut pompous athletes talk about how persecuted they are. in her case, ms. entery's case i believe

the u.s. national anthem at the olympic trials. that they will play that again if she wins during the games. so that's a reality of being on the olympic team. >> shannon: yeah and it does work both ways. if you're going to make a statement, you know you're opening yourself up to criticism. people are free to take that on. i will always come down on the side of free speech, as the supreme court does too. let's talk scottie pippen. he was talking to "gq" about phil jackson and the decision at the end, getting the last shot. he said this. "it was a racial move after all i've been through this organization, now you're going to tell me to take the ball out and throw it to the toni kukoc, you're insulting me, that's how i felt. he was asked today on the fox sports radio show. >> by saying a racial move, then you're calling phil a racist. >> i don't have a problem with that. >> do you think phil was or is? >> yeah. >> shannon: professor, you're a chicago guy. you're a sports fan. you told me during the commercial you are playing basketbal

. >> during the national anthem reporter felicia bolton has the athletes reaction today and the messageite house. >> it's just like on the type of it's this moment that has millions around the world talking olympic athlete when barry turned her back to the united states flag during the national anthem. then she places a black t-shirt reading activists athlete over her head. all of this happening after she earned the 3rd spot on team usa for her hammer throw. she says the move was on bland. it was funny because they said that they were going to play before we actually walked out. and then it just so happened that they played it when we were out there. >> so, you know, this >> want to talk about the anthem because that's not important. the anthem not speak to me and never earlier in the week. she raised her fist international olympic committee has stern rules against these types of demonstrations. the ban applies to athletes protesting inside of stadiums at ceremonies or on podiums podium is our moment. so we should be able to protest what everyone it's not for them to decide. white house

the country? our patriotism, our national pride, the anthem, i would think that would be unifying but so often today, it's become the opposite. here with the reaction is the fox & friends weekend cohost pete hegseth along with fox news contributor leo terrel pair let me begin with you. everybody has the right -- i don't support boycotts. i don't urge people -- i don't tell people what to do, but i will say this between major league baseball, the nba, the nfl, now the olympics, my interest level is next to zero when they add politics. you take one of the most uniting forces, athletics, where people are high-fiving the strangers and talking to strangers of all backgrounds, everything and you destroy it as soon as you add that political equation and i just think that's why ratings are down and all these sports. >> that's true and we may see it with the olympics and it's one thing to represent a city and a private franchise. it's another thing to have team usa across your chest. it is not team blm, it is team usa. representing our country is a privilege, not a right. she might have the right to do this,

it was in 2016 when american footballer colin kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem aheaded players not standing for the national anthem would be fined. but then injune 2020, they changed their mind, tweeting this... so, a major change of course. for context, that tweet was a month after the murder of george floyd by a white police officer. the black lives matter movement and protests had gathered pace around the world. it was in the same month that players in the premier league in england started to kneel in solidarity. i'm joined now byjoanne hill, a sports sociologist. live with us here on outside source. i wonder how you assess what's happened, both the billing and also the clarity of the response from the england manager.— the clarity of the response from the england manager. yeah, the, we can see from the — england manager. yeah, the, we can see from the players, _ england manager. yeah, the, we can see from the players, they _ england manager. yeah, the, we can see from the players, they seem - england manager. yeah, the, we can see from the players, they seem to i

. >> and she has getting a lot of attention, she is doing the media rounds, here's what she had to say about her national anthemhe country. if you know the history you know the full song of the national anthem, our blood being clean and filtered all over the floor. it is disrespectful and it does not speak for black americans. >> texas commerce and dan crenshaw is facing backlash for saying barry should be kicked off of the olympic team. washington post opinion, this calling crenshaw un-american for his stance. the bare minimum is being in the country represent. >> boston i in battle. >> i knew immediately, was going to get a lot of criticism. >> first lady jill biden on the cover of vogue magazine the article attached to the cover is shall we say glowing. the colonists says, with several degrees, as the most relatable job there is. and enjoy multiplier. a heart on her sleeve, that america needs now. the columnist who wrote the article -- >> not that this article was written. >> do for all of them. and for carly and julian. >> the joy multiplier who should be on the cover of vogue. >> dance magazine. >> more on

it's the black national anthem. and it is a song of liberty and justice and it is an uplifting song of inclusion. and it's much different than the song written by the man with the song of war and killing. a song that asks the enslaved be put to their graves. we intend to bring a new anthem. lift every voice and sing for america. shall we? all right. we will then be led in the procession and pray on the ancestors with my pastor from heart and soul center of life and the choir from heart and soul center of life and choir of grace cathedral is in the house. if you can't sing, stand by them. that one didn't count. (singing) i.d. 1461376933

please stand and remain standing for the invocation, the pledge, our national anthem and our toast. for that, i would like to welcome to the stage the commissioner of education. >> good evening, let's pray. dear lord, we are so very thankful for the care, wisdom, and guidance you have bestowed on this great nation. through your guiding hand, the course of this nation, and the course of humanity has been blessed beyond what we can truly understand. through this nation and its wise founders and leaders, we recognize the inalienable rights of each individual. not given to us by a government but endowed by our creator. we recognize the proper role of government to protect those rights for all individuals. like our forefathers, we acknowledge the ongoing work to be done to form a more perfect union. we thank you for those who have labored to plan and prepare this event for us. this evening, just as you multiply the fish and the loaves in the wilderness, we ask that you multiply our food to those who are hungry in the world this evening. we lift our voices together and say amen. >> please

you got the grenadier guards, the national anthem, you got the grenadier guards, the nationalanthem, er guards, the national anthem, it had all the trappings of a royal visit and that just seeing soft diplomacy at work they are. what is the point ofjoe biden coming to see the queen today? it gives an added status to his visit here in the uk, they become part of one another�*s history which they will be conscious. will this resolve any other thorny issues between the uk us government? no, will it store up some goodwill? yes, perhaps it will do something around those kind of subject areas. you those kind of sub'ect areas. you talk about h those kind of sub'ect areas. you talk about soft _ those kind of subject areas. you talk about soft diplomacy. in your experience of royal watching and seeing the queen meet various presidents, how do you think this meeting on friday and today, how do you feel that has gone, the rapport between the queen and president biden and joe biden? it between the queen and president biden and joe biden?— between the queen and president biden and joe biden? it se

track star gwen berry from the olympic team while turning her back on the national anthem. is incredibly proud to be an american and has great respect for the anthem and all that it represents especially for our men and women serving in uniform all around the world. he would also say, of course, that part of that pride in our country means recognizing there are moments where we haven't lived up to our highest ideals and respecting the right of people granted to them in the constitution to peacefully protest. >> trace: carley shimkus joins us now. you heard jen psaki. let's listen to leo terrell last night. >> i don't care what this woman may say after the fact she hates this country. i want to be very clear. a black lives activist. she doesn't speak for black americans. she is trying to be a lebron james of the olympics. >> there were two other women on the podium with gwen berry. deanna price broke multiple records and the second woman ever to throw for 80 meters. the other woman is brook anderson finished in second place from california. attended northern arizona yaofrmen

will: we will have the singer of that national anthem on the show this weekend.ot so great news during our show sometimes, and we see something like that and you go you know what? pete: i wonder if it was spontaneous or she knew she was going to do it in the first place. rachel: we'll ask her tomorrow. pete: if you think about it she turned her mic down on purpose that's kind of what we do at these diners, turn our mic over to the people. rachel: we do so i'll come here and talk to glenn. glenn, you have owned a restaurant before, so you have a real understanding of what restaurant owners are going through. how do you think it's going and what do you think they need to do to get people back to work in these places? >> well, i think she got to stop giving out money, so people come back to work. it was hard enough for me to be in business, even with normal capacity. rachel: without a pandemic. >> without a pandemic, yes, absolutely. rachel: and a lot of people aren't coming into work. what do you think the managers and the owners of these places need to do to get t

and that ceremony included an honor guard the singing of the national anthem. brief presentation as well as the playing of taps here in the bay area. many people spent memorial day on board the uss hornet in alameda veterans of past wars came to remember those who fought and died serving our country. ktvu is rob ross spoke with those who experienced war and asked them what this day means to them. here on the deck of the uss hornet veterans and family of veterans were among the hundreds of people who came to remember those who went off to war and never came home. i was lucky turn simple. louis ross spend 17 years in the navy. there were people up there that died while i was up there. that's they died. i really don't want to talk about how they died. i was blown down the deck once myself, but i was like. the uss hornet, now permanently based in alameda, is itself a veteran having served in world war to korea and vietnam. for those who boarded this former aircraft carrier today was not merely part of a weekend of funds remembers to thank the veterans of the path an