michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson will join us next.us next (man) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... ... i ignored them. but when the movements in my hands and feet started throwing me off at work... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... ...while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, behaviors, feelings, or have suicidal thoughts. common side effects include inflammation of the nose and throat, insomnia and sleepiness. don't take austedo if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetrabenazine, or valbenazine. austedo may cause irregular or fast heartbeat, restlessness, movements mimicking parkinson's disease, fever, stif

fox news contributor and host of the guy benson radio heard it what did you make of it?good and warmer doing good things and crackdown on bad things, i think we agree we are against misinformation including covid and vaccines in any of the important subjects related to pandemic that killed millions of people, whatri worries me that you're the federal government of the white house, biden today the president accused facebook of killing people, that is a direct quote a very clear message to facebook, do what we want y youo do we think this is misinformation we will flog it for youay and facebook saying we will get rid of it, that is a bit alarming to see that because not that i necessarily am against what they're doing at this exact moment but what's to stop them from saying let's start calling the shots another misinformation on guns and the environment and any other issue and when she opened the door then they kick it in, another point briefly, it was not that long ago, a few months ago if you and i were sitting talking about the loud leak theory and someone posted a grou

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jocelyn benson. thank you, secretary, for joining us.sident today to talk about voting rights and threats to voting in michigan and around the country. what are you hoping the federal government will do? >> use every tool at their disposal from the bully pulpit to their lawmaking ability, to their enforcement authority at the justice department to protect the votes of every citizen in this country. it's clear the assault on democracy is escalating. it's clear that as the democrats in texas have shown us today, we all need to prioritize this as the most fundamental issue before us in this moment, and we have to use every tool at our disposal to ensure that in every election, state, local, and federal, that every vote is protected. >> michigan was targeted by the former president and his supporters trying to overturn the election. lawmakers including sidney powell, lin wood, sued using witness statements that claimed supposed fraud, right? well, today they faced a district court, judge linda v. parker grilled them on whether they had tried

i am guy benson in for kennedy tonight thanks for joining us.ember this was the original report they compile with the help of china did now admitting contains a number of key errors. the biggest air of the w.h.o. is correcting is the first family cluster identified in wuhan was closely connected to the wet market and that members of said family had visited the market. now it turns out that is not true. in fact the first family out to be completely different people or they live in a different district and the data apparently just got mixed up. not only does this raise serious questions about the accuracy to begin with but also hurts they wanted dominant theory that covid may have originated in that wet market. but that is not altered there is another key admission today from the w.h.o., watch. >> there was a push to reduce one of the options like. [inaudible] and lab accidents happen, that is common big. >> oh? that kind of sounds like an admission the lab leak theory might have been overlooked for a while. with all of these questions swirling it

guy benson show on fox ray.n mccarthy. he was never terribly excited about republicans participating in this panel to begin with and pelosi has served up a really easy excuse for him to say okay, we're walking away from this. i always was a supporter personally of the bipartisan commission. i know many republicans and conservatives disagree. that was my position. once republicans killed that on capitol hill, it was always going to be an argument from the g.o.p. that the democrats version was partisan witch-hunt or bias and pelosi gave republicans more ammo to make that case as substance i think quite a bit easier. >> bret: march rat response is maybe they will pull all the republicans out that does not preclude the commission from calling, for example, house minority leader mccarthy to testify in front of that hearing. >> that's right. or jim jordan or whoever they want to call. look, this whole enterprise has he ill fated from the beginning. i agree with guy. as soon as the republicans decided they didn't want

what more can they deal with josh benson from our sister station. florida has the latest. >> search day 9 in surfside, florida since thursday. rescue crews have recovered the bodies of 2 more collapse victims. one the 7 year-old daughter of a city of miami fire fighter is very difficult. and last night was even more. >> you know, when removing a fellow firefighter's daughter. since thursday evening after concerns about the stability of the debris pile and parts of the champlain towers south still standing led to a positive about 15 hours. officials are considering demolishing the towers which remain to make recovery efforts safer. but that complicated job won't be completed soon. demolition cannot be done overnight. >> in fact, it takes weeks. rescuers have had to deal with fire. lightning extreme heat and rain in the days since the collapse. it's challenging. >> so many different possible. one after the other. now a new potential obstacle looming out at sea. hurricane elsa searchers say any pause for weather will be a short as possible. >> as soon

and fox news contributor nicole saphier, and in the center virtual seat, fox news radio host guy bensone to you all. president trump's former assistant health secretary is out with a dire warning for unvaccinated americans telling them it's only a matter of time. watch. >> this is so infectious that you will get it. if you had covid before, we don't know exactly, but it's looking like prior immunity is not so good against delta, and i'm really considered the evidence is mounting, that it will not protect you against delta. >> emily: dr. saphier, please help us to make sense of this and understand what this means for vaccinated and unvaccinated americans. >> dr. saphier: i think a lot of people are confused right now. admiral is to giroir is my person. israeli data suggests is extremely rare, but if you have antibodies from a prior infection, getting at least one dose of the vaccine skyrockets is antibodies up. if you have immunity and get at least a single dose of the vaccine. the big messaging failure in my opinion for the last week has been that these vaccines are continuing to prove

joining me now are david benson, chief investment officer and mark smith, portfolio manager at wellst perhaps there's stability in just energy itself >> yeah, jon, i think you're right. the reason for that is valuations energy really hasn't had the kind of run-up we've seen from many other sectors coming out of the pandemic so there's a lot of opportunity because of that. and so as people start to go back to work, after labor day, i'm getting clients at all the major firms saying that their bosses are telling them they've got to be back in september. if that's the case, traffic will pick up. travel will pick up and energy should do well as a result of that so because the valuations coming out of the pandemic and the demand issue, i think it's a good place to be and i also think that the material sector could do pretty well because you can't find anything to build a home i just purchased a home. i'm on a nine-month waiting list for simple materials to complete my projects. so you are seeing that supply and demand is happening on both those sectors and that's where the upside is for in

scott benson is back in the pool, the 41-year-old dad life guarded in college. >> i can't even rememberwhat they paid then. >> i bet it wasn't $20 an hour. >> no. >> reporter: many trainees already have a job lined up when they pass the test. >> i really like helping people. >> reporter: it helps that it has never paid better. rockville center, new york. >>> time now is 4:47. let's get a check on the weather and traffic. we will start with weather because it's the weekend. finally here. >> almost here. so glad it's friday. we are making it to the weekend. we are looking at a little bit of a warm up in store for us as we look ahead to the weekend. in fact, today the start of the warming trend, temperatures a little warmer compared to yesterday. here's a live look at san francisco. you can see our wet camera, another morning with drizzle on the coast and bay because of the strong onshore flow. we are looking at temperatures in the low to mid-50s as we kick off a new day. low clouds, areas of fog, and coastal and bay drizzle. this morning, slightly warmer for today, we will continue with t

it was written back in 2015, by larry benson and andy - and the mochas called where is the fraud and it focused on these trans national groups stealing government funds. in the issue is that a lot of governments federal state and local entities have not been able to digital they don't have properties in place that the private sector does to make sure that you are who you say you are so with the criminal state as they took advantage of this and using all of the pi is been out there over the past decade. from target, and others and then because the state didn't have tools in place to validate the identity, it was very easy for these groups to steal massive amounts of money. >> so people who were expecting paid unemployment benefits how did this manifest itself did they not see that money show up and then they have to file for that money. how did this work. >> yes that is a great question because a lot of people are not talking about the individuals that have been impacted so what happened is you put things into two buckets your information is stolen by one of these criminal groups, beg

so it's like this studying the economics as that, as benson and the human dimensions of guys guys i know and let alone talking about the west bank and through some of which you have scores have thousands injured. so that is an insurance and targeting that has been adult to the use of a cruel violence. and of course it's the innocent civilian. so i think that's right . and this is not the 1st time, this is really the true, highly richer of a cruel and accountable occupation that uses all of these weapons state of the art . so to speak, in order to target and destroy either a captive civilian population or a civilian population. and that can service testing. and they all claim that this is since defense. they've been and just show misleading. as the aerial bombardment continued in the past few days, what do you think through jo biden's mind appearing not to call explicitly for a sci fi and appearing to block the un security council resolution back way old members of the un security council proposed by the rotating president, china has the mind, the bench back to the 3 ramp and to the usual

so it's like destroying the economics as it has. benson and the human dimensions of guys guys are known, let alone go camera westbank, and through some of which you have scores have thousands injured. so that is an insurance and targeting that has been adult to the use of a cruel violence. and of course, the innocent civilians are paying the price and this is not the 1st time. this is really the true high rate sure. of a cruel and accountable occupation that uses all of these weapons state of the art, so to speak, in order to target and destroy either a captive civilian population or a civilian population. and that can service testing. and they all claim that this is just defense. they spin and just show misleading as the area.

so it's like destroying the economics that has benson and the human dimensions of guys, guys i know and let alone talking about westbank and through some of which you have scores have thousands injured. so that is an insurance and targeting that has been adult to the use of.

prime minister johnson was reported to cancel the victory over the vidas address on monday, with benson government concern over the search in new corbett cases. fried monday was in state march by rebel visa, nightclubs and river boots and further claims from his changed prime ministerial advisor to him and cummings that johnston had to pause previous controls because only the over eighty's were dying. in addition, the prime minister and chancellor should have been pinned by their own apps to self isolate as close contact of the hill. 60, however, for the control oversee, followed when instead they said they could take advantage of a pilot's daily test and scheme for essential workers. a rapid you turn, followed in face of the wrath of the estimated half a 1000000 people who are self isolating at present on today, shall we turn to new zealand. talk to him only just on public health professor michael baker for an international v. how does a county which is successfully pursued a corporate elimination strategy regarding the approach of the u. k. government? then dr. bought it from connie o

so joining in out of those jobs are boom bus, co host benson and christy i. christy, let's start with you here. now in an i p o filing companies have to list specific risk factors for investors. why would robin hood claim that means stocks are a risk factor while it's not exactly the mean talk that are the risk factor if the trading frenzy that comes with that because it's a big risk. and that's because robin hood like all brokerages, they depend on query houses to clear their trades and execute climes trade. and these clearing houses have certain capital requirements that are raised, strained, curious, of increased and heightened volatility. so that's exactly what happened this past year. robin hood had actually had to shut down certain names due to the increased capital requirements. and even though they raised about $3400000000.00 in order to assure the balance sheet, it was still not enough. and they had to limit the trading of names like the game stop and the bed bath and beyond and others. so robin hood can't actually control this, it's completely depen

lakes and rivers of iraq and why they are drawing up and for a massive announcement about for kit benson is future. ah hello there, it's on selecting picture weatherwise across europe. we've got wet and windy weather, dominating in the west, but in the east it's all about the heat, but 1st, let's look at that unsettled weather that's been plaguing the northwest. that's thanks to storm a boat that's now swirling east away from the british isles. so that's bringing wet and windy weather to northern parts of germany and denmark. well, we've got low pressure dominating scandinavia, and that's keeping things cooler and wetter. but what we are really watching is this band of cloud and rain stretching all the way from northern parts of spain, across the pyrenees and the alps, and heading for the east. it's going to intensify as we get into some day. and if we take a closer look, it's not just going to be more than parts of it. and that once again are inundated with heavy rain, but also switzerland and austria as well. as slovakia we could see some flash flooding where those rain fall heaviest t

richard benson's just hours away from blasting off on a mission to speed up the space tourism rate. ah welcome to the program. it's an election that's been seen as a test for if his prime minister results show he set another turn on the elements ruling party when the majority of seats in parliament vote, he calls historic. but the vote was overshadowed by a boy called by the opposition ethnic violence and conflict in northern t cry. one of 3 regions where they think did not take place. catherine sawyer has more on the results from the capital. this announcement really come as no surprise prime minister obvious be amid, as far as the party has been leading from the very start. and it's also an election really that has been voice quoted, was boy quoted by on some of the countries biggest opposition parties in the lead up to the election. some opposition leaders was arrested also voting does not take place at all in dozens of constituencies because of security problems. so some on a list of been talking to a saying they're very worried because now that parliament is dominated by member

an investor journalist benson has the story originally trumpet, making the case that google and facebook and twitter have all violated his rights as a private citizen, as well as the rights of others. because they are not actually private companies, but instead or acting as quote, state actors. here's part of what from send an apprentice on wednesday, we're demanding and do the shadow banning a stop to the silencing and a stop to the blacklisting vanishing and cancelling that you know so well. the problem, of course, is that so far, neither the courts nor congress seems to be willing to make a formal distinction on whether tech companies are platforms or publishers. the lawsuits are calling for courts to strike down section 230 a decades old internet law that protects tech companies from lawsuits over content moderation decisions the suits seek unspecified punitive damages. in addition, we are asking the court to impose punitive damages on these social media giants. we're going to hold big tech very accountable. but the fact is, while there is a lot of appetite out there for the social m

johnson & johnson recalling 5 sunscreens that have low levels of benson which after repeated exposurehese are in the aerosol cans only including aveeno protect refresh and four neutrogena brands, cool dry sport, alt rush year. in a statement the company said, quote, benzene is not an ingredient of any of our products, in the impact it aerosol sunscreen finished products were investigating the cause of the issue which is limited to certain aerosol sunscreen products but benzene is the issue but they have to be careful. carley: let's talk about the don't fauci my florida merchandise. >> reporter: governor rhonda santos selling merchandise to take jabs at doctor anthony fauci. you can buy a beer -- don't fauci my florida, t-shirts, one of the items has the phrase how am i going to be able to drink a beer with my mask on? a flag reads florida free, the money goes to desantis's reelection campaign, the phrase about the beer was something he had himself. todd: am i right in thinking it is the most florida thing ever? carley: from arizona. not so bad, florida. >> time to check in with steve

the new chair of the january 6th committee, tommy benson, did not rule out. >> first of all, happy 4thuly, thank you for having me. he's headed to homeland security committee for a long time. benny has been calling for, look, into domestic - a lot of people may have missed that. i think he knows that we know what happened and what we don't know is why? >> what do you think? >> do you think former president trump should testify? >>. >> oh, if it comes do that. go where ever the facts lead. they may be able to get what they want and need without him testifying. >> i would not want to the former president to -- this is this country. we are celebrating today. independence. our country has been in pursuit of perfection. we need to keep that pursuit going. this is a great time for us to rededicate ourselves to what we all have been looking forward for a long time. >> on that note, lerts talk about the supreme court's ruling this week. they upheld two arizona election restrictions making your job in congress to pass new election laws. one of the sticking points is whether to require an id to

. >> again, we're talking about todd benson.uld go to the wet state for immigration studies, todd a lot of our college students and campuses in general, they get the argument that the pro immigration argument, that the issue we should be opening our borders, that people want to come to america, because it is such a great place. who are we to have any thought otherwise? obviously, last four years with donald trump has changed the conversation, at least. but how would you talk about countering that argument? immigration is just something people want to do and when they do it it turns out good for everybody in the end? >> everything you said is put out there by illegal immigration advocates. it is true. but you left one significant argument that they make out, and that is that if you don't want that to happen. if you are opposed to an obstructed, illegal immigration over the border, that you are a racist, because the majority of the folks that were coming in happened to be latino, speaking spanish, and so if you are opposed to that

joining me are jason beattie and martin benson. welcome both of you. thank you as well forjoining us. let me bring you up to date. 0h, burger— that's the headline in the sun. it says the growing nhs pandemic is putting a summer heat wave barbecues at threat. as cases spike across the uk. there's a similar theme to the ft's uk. there's a similar theme to the ft�*s main story. the mail splashes front holiday chaos —— french holiday. the story also makes the front of the times. it says the decision was made to concerns of the spreading beta variants which was identified in south africa. different travel changes feature heavily in the telegraph. could result in food shortages. the express is looking more upbeat, focusing on the heatwave forecast across britain. soaring temperatures also make the tar�*s few days. —— the star. let's begin. let's start with france. jason, can you explain what has changed and prompted this headline from the daily mail? weill. headline from the daily mail? well, the explanation _ headline from the daily mail? well, the explanat

. >> that was publication written by larry benson andy buccholz. the book was called, "where's the fraud" and it focused on these transnational criminal groups stealing government funds. the issue is that a lot of governments haven't enabled digital tools. they don't have processes in place that the private sector does to make sure you are who you say you are. what the criminals did is they took advantage of this at scale using all the stolen p.i. that's been out there over the past decade. because the state government didn't have tools in place to validate identity, it was very easy for these groups to steal massive amounts of money. >> for people expecting -- were expecting to be paid unemployment benefits, how did this manifest itself. did they not see that money show up and then have to file for that money? how did this work? >> that's a great question. a lot of people aren't talking about the individuals that haven been -- that have been impacted. what's happened is you put thing into two buckets. your information is stolen by one of these cri

the reality is, we want to have faith in the process. >> gillian: by the magic of television guy benson us. moe, i want to get your reaction to it the attorney general just said. essentially they are saying this is not about race or preventing minorities from voting, this is about states rights with the federal government. >> john: there's no question the democrats are in the ruling today. we should be expanding opportunity and make it as easy as possible for people to vote with all the appropriate and necessary's safeguards but not restricted and not making it more challenging. people will argue that this arizona law makes it more challenging by going after solutions where there was no problem. we do have an issue with what the attorney general said in terms of protecting the integrity of the election process because what we are seeing coming out of a state is the exact opposite. the complete and total concerted effort to undermine the process with the same audit that was going on in the legislature. but putting that aside, what democrats i think we are going to do now is continue with

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so guy benson today was tweeting about the possibility that -- there is a statement that there was oneto know to do all of this. but i think it's unclear. the other thing is that, remember the tiktok texas democrats? when they went to washington, d.c.? and remember they bring covid. so in washington, d.c., 52,000 cases for 100,000 people. who brought it? the texas democrats, they go, katie. you know where i was going. >> jesse: katie, it looks like vaccine passports are something that could be instituted here in america. how far do you think they're going to take it? >> katie: first i would say the majority of americans do not believe in mandatory evacuation. they believe it should be a choice and they don't want to be squeezed out of life with regard to a personal decision for whatever reason they want to get back, whether it's for health reason or if they had covid and have natural immunity. politically it's a backlash that may be significant. i think the left will but nothing to continue their control and to use this, and they are more than happy these corporations to shame people i

thank you lisa boothe, dana benson, charlie hurt, kat timpf.s @ night." i'm shannon bream in new york. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, a stunning admission from the white house, raising new questions about government censorship and free speech in america. how far is too far when it comes to your personal posts on social media? and it's masks back on inside for the 10 million people living in los angeles county, regardless of vaccination status

. >> jocelyn benson, thank you. >> always a pleasure, don.> we'll be right back. ahhh! get out of here mouse. ahhh! ♪ don't flex your pecs. terminix. (man) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... ... i ignored them. but when the movements in my hands and feet started throwing me off at work... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... ...while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, behaviors, feelings, or have suicidal thoughts. common side effects include inflammation of the nose and throat, insomnia and sleepiness. don't take austedo if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetrabenazine, or valbenazine. austedo may cause irregular o

guy benson.eguard, lawyer, model, she handles more jobs then superglue, turning point usa contributor aaron elmore. and her behavior has steroid users saying that is not because of steroids. fox news contributor capped him. judge, it is a pleasure to have you here. it is like i only saw you a few hours ago on "the five." >> it was less than that. >> greg: we need to spend more time together. >> i don't think so. [laughter] >> greg: vacations? people think you and i hang out. >> we don't hang out, because you never invite me. >> greg: you would not like the things i do. >> surprised at the things you do. >> greg: she is absolutely right. you are right. so george, this rhetoric -- okay, trump got a lot of grief,t he always went after people that were, like come on his level, he would go after jim acosta, the press, the democratic party, but would not label people, like, he would not say "biden voters suck" or "hillary voters sucks," he was focused on people who could fight. biden is like labeling p

thank you lisa boothe, dana benson, charlie hurt, kat timpf. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you all. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello, and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in new york. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, a stunning admission from the white house, raising new questions about government censorship and free speech in america. how far is too far when it comes to your personal posts on social media? and it's masks back on inside for the 10 million people living in los angeles county, regardless of vaccination status. the move marks a dramatic reversal the countries summary opening efforts. we have all of the breaking details in a live report. and being coined the woka-cola campaign, being targeted for its political narrative again, and a lightning rod in just a bit. we begin tonight with the biden administration collaborating with social media companies to potentially censor what they consider to be covid disinformation. white house correspondent kevin corke has the latest reaction to this extraordinary disclosure tonight. good evening, kev

the man panel's >>, guy benson, michael starr hopkins and sean.le bit concerning for the governor. for a while it looked like he had a double-digit lead over the recall effort in terms of california not wanting to toss him out. but that has changed. and now throwing him out with they are within three percentage points of having a majority of voters think should be tossed. >> yes, most angry and not just hanging back they might determine this race. it is the one -- to step they have to decide yes or no and getting rid of him. and then if they decide yes it goes to the top vote-getter of the rest comes in and becomes governor. on that front there is a debate coming up, caitlyn jenner has been plagued by accusations she is not a serious candidate. she'll be skipping this debate allegedly to go to some reality tv thing and australia. probably not going to help jumpstart that 3% support level. kennedy: she is skipping it and larry elder is skipping it too. larry only wants to debate the governor i would like to see a debate between those two. even if l

fox news contributors guy benson and deroy murdock.at to see you. >> great to see you. >> shannon: the headline from "the boston herald," an opinion piece. ranked choice voting disaster in yorkshire with my liberal elites were wrong. they made the change for the system. saying that the darling of the wealthy liberal elites ranked choice voting was used for the first time in eric's primary now it's an unmitigated disaster with mistakes plaguing count and vote are still in the dark about which candidate won a week after the contest. it may take even longer until we get answers. >> deroy, can you hear me? yeah, you. >> is that to guy? >> shannon: i'm not sure he can hear me. deroy, if you can hear me. >> i can hear you absolutely. i was at an election night party for curtis fleetwood, a republican. fortunately he won and that's pretty clear. a week later, i live in new york city. we don't know the democratic nominee is going to be so it's a giant mess, another example of what happens when the democrats in the left touch something. it turn

i am guy benson and for kennedy tonight. president today trying to clean up a mess after the white house said it was work with facebook to censor americans. late last week biden also claimed a facebook has on his hands, watch. >> what is your message a platforms like facebook? >> they are killing people. look, the only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated. they are killing people. guy: they are killing people. now after backlash biden is trying to walk it back. >> i was asked that question about the right things happening. facebook is not killing people these people are out there giving misinformation. anyone listening to it is getting hurt by it it's killing people. it is bad information. my hope is facebook instead of it taking it personally i'm saying facebook is killing people they would do something about the misinformation. guy: why would anyone say facebook is killing people aside from him who set it on tape, they are killing people don't take it personally. made while the surgeon general's backing up the presid

another band panel, just a way i like at townhall.com political editor and fox news contributor, guy benson is here. yes, fresh off the host or attorney democrat strategist senior vice president of firehouse strategies, michael starr hopkins. and young americans for liberty chief of staff, sean themea. i bet he's on the right team here, let's go gentlemen. that's what they are saying. some people are very confused here. does this open the door to sort of a mass revolt from employees either at the federal level or private employees who simply do not want to be dictated to about the vaccine? >> , will definitely seat loss at you can bet on that. i can't wait to see how that weighs out. the courts will definitely have their hands full. i'm totally pro vaccinated. i got vaccinated and have been vocal about it but what really bothers me today, kennedy, is this bananas cdc guidance. okay i'm not a doctor in my over reacting? i have a colleague on the radio show today he was similar. if weeks if not must be heard from the pro- vaccine crowd, myself included if you go into your part and get your ja

guy benson tells us where the critical race theory fight is headed. bush joins us on the plan for the state of texas to keep building. i'm john roberts. during sandra smith and me at the top of the hour for "america reports." ♪ ♪ >> people kind of like to go to games because, well, it's a distraction from everyday life. and everybody there has a shared passion for sport and the home team. it is a uniting moment. and now, of course, the social justice warriors will ruin that. >> harris: sean hannity blasting the nfl after it was revealed that a song known as the black national anthem would be played before "the star-spangled banner" during every week, for one game. also, players may feature names of police brutality victims on their helmets. kayleigh, when we look at this, there really is not a problem with playing both. but playing one before the other and one is about social struggle, a place where we were so divided this country, before the one that's actually about being united, what are your thoughts? >> kayleigh: embracing one cause and ignoring

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