jon: aishah, you have your own american story. aishah: i think of my family and where i came from.america for granted. the country is deeply divide. america can always be getter. but it's about -- be better. but it's about celebrating how far we have come. there are a million things i can tell you as an immigrant. i have the opportunity to do in this country what i would not have had if i had not come to this country. my parents are celebrating the 4th of july in the first town we moved to. i think about the things america has to offer. and what it you ad to me and my family and what was given to us is truly special. jon: i'm sure your parents are celebrating their daughter too who has done a magnificent job since coming to fox news channel. joey, tell us about tonight's program. who else will we see beside the two of you. joey: aishah has a beautiful up grant story. but we are joined by lisa boothe and raymond arroyo. i'm the rookie in the crowd. we'll see fireworks and hear from john rich and others. i think if you tune inle you will enjoy it. jon: aishah touched on the fact that

aishah: celebrate us tonight at 8:00. we'll see you then.

aishah: i am living the definition of the american dream.s to have the best education possible. he realized that his degrees mattered. the first job in the united states was in a jack-in-the-box. he was a cook and then jcpenney's and then school. he completed undergrad into a half years. just to get quickly to the point to take care of us and get us into the best situation so we could become whoever we wanted to be. that was the point of it all to give us the opportunity we didn't leave on - - live in a country to need connections or be born and a certain class. he wanted us to have everything. i remember to this day helping my mom study for the immigration exam. people to understand how hard that is. my mom speaking broken english we would stay up all night to get her to pass the test. i remember the day my parents took the oath we were standing there in indianapolis. i was so proud. now i will get emotional. because my dad and i talk about this all the time. he reminds us three kids we have at all. i have no complaints about my life. we ha

aishah, thank you. the question is all of this legal? with us now, law professor jonathan turley from george washington university. so can employers require vaccination? like you heard aishah report, can they demand proof of vaccination? >> the answer, yes. the constitution is primarily focused on government conduct, private conduct. even for government conduct, there was a case in 1905 called jacobson versus massachusetts. that is a case where a man challenged the requirement to get a small pox vaccine or you'd have to pay a $5 fine. the supreme court said that you could be required to do that. so the answer is likely yes. the supreme court has not really put many restrictions on businesses of this kind. they can cite the cdc recommendation for vaccine and they can say that this creates a business imperative for them, particularly with the rise of variants like the delta variant. >> sandra: very interesting. so far from what we're hearing. folks wanting to get back to work and keep their jobs with these companies and willing to come for

but first, aishah hasnie with the back story. aishah?martha, they weren't just surveilling her, they were mapping out the details to the escape route. according to the indictment that was unsealed, one of the four agents involved in this looked into travel routes for masih alinejad's brooklyn resident to a waterfront neighborhood in brooklyn, new york. another agent researched a service offering military-style speed boat for self-operated maritime evacuation. she posted the video on twitter showing police officers outside. she says the fbi has to take her to a safe house to protect her. the four iranian nationals charged with kidnapping are still at large. that's the terrifying part. they were all based in iran. jen psaki reacting to this kidnapping plot a short while ago. listen. iran's reported plot to kidnap a u.s. citizen on u.s. soil. we will forcefully defend u.s. citizens and u.s. interests. >> not a surprise here, martha. iran's foreign ministry is denying these allegations calling them baseless and ridiculous. martha? >> martha:

correspondent aishah hasnie has details. good evening, aishah. >> good evening to you, bret. tonight the white house is condemning this alleged plot the woman at the center of it all is demanding more action. this is in a twitter video she posted late last night showing police outside protecting her. the fbi says four iranian intelligence agents were plotting to kidnap her from her brooklyn home even looking into using a speed got take her to venezuela where they could fly her then to iran. the four suspects are still at large because they're all based in iran. now alinejad iranian activist and journalist. authorities believe regime wanted to silence her for her years of criticism. >> it was scary to be honest from the beginning i got divoos bumps when i heard about all the details. to be honest, martha, that shows that the regime is scared of me as well. they are really scared of women. >> now, this afternoon white house press secretary jen psaki condemned the alleged plot and addressed the biden administration's approach with iran considering the state department is waiving

first, we go to aishah hasnie who has the reporting on this from new york.o this group for a couple weeks now. these are basically activists that want white teachers to go to anti-racist therapy. looks like the department of education is distancing itself from this. after a turbulent year of protests and lockdowns, america's children are heading back to school and could be new lessons to learn. president joe biden's american rescue plan authorized $122 billion to the department of education for state education agencies. 90% of that money will go to local schools districts, which in turn must address the learning lost in the last school year. the administration asks that they do that by using evidence-based programs like summer learning and after-school activities. that's not all. inside the department of ed's covid-19 handbook called road map to reopening safely and meeting all students needs, the department recommends schools use some of the money towards race and social emotional learning. the manual office as direct link to the abolitionist teaching netwo

aishah: i tell my friends if you want to know what america is the truth and reality of america ask at just got here because we talk about people who really have no connections can barely speak the language. my mom had to learn english from scratch. i did it is not my first ink on - - language my dad spoken have to get by. my grandfather migrated from what is now india to pakistan during partition my grandfather came to the united states in the nineties so i am from a family of migrants we move when we went to change and we want something better so from my perspective what i learned from my family and in my life this country affords you every opportunity to make the best of whatever you have been given my dad went from working at a jack-in-the-box on - - a jack-in-the-box to an engineer widely respected at general motors and if he can do that then you hear from the veterans you spoke with commute can accomplish anything and that is what we are celebrating this weekend. >> you are indiana girl. [laughter] >> indiana hoosiers. >> you will see more of the conversation tomorrow night a sp

aishah: we got some plate breaking news that came out yesterday, the d.o.j. will apparently not be investigating nursing homes in states like new york and pennsylvania after the orders that some say killed their loved ones in nursing homes including fox news meteorologist dana talking about what a bloke this is. okay, we don't have that but tell me how you feel about this. obviously we've seen people come on this channel and talk about how painful it was for them and now they are feeling like they are living this all over again. >> they've been on this panel, on the other outlet that agreed to talk with this and the tragic loss and the fact that the governor signed an order for this to happen so it makes you wonder if this new d.o.j. supposed to return to normalcy in all it's going to do then, lucky enough we do have an investigation, i wonder if leticia james is going to because her political career could be in jeopardy and it's bad you have to talk about politics, just the right thing when it comes to moving american lives but there's something i want to ta

aishah, thank you. more on this with the panel as well. enough to to the increasing concern over the resurgence of the coronavirus and infections of the delta variant are rising throughout the country more pressure than ever for those not vaccinated to get the shot. the biden administration is resisting new masking mandates some local governments are taking action. all this comes amid new research indicating life expectancy in the u.s. fell by a year and a half in 2020. white house correspondent peter doocy has details tonight. >> the president made it sound simple. >> it's vaxxed or masked. >> get vaccines and get businesses open fully for good. >> i also want to thank everyone who has gotten the vaccine for doing your patriotic duty and helping us get on the path to independence day. >> and he bragged about how well things were going. >> thanks to our heroic vaccine effort, we have gained the upper hand against this virus. >> now vaccination efforts have stalled. >> i know folks are watching the number of cases rising again and wondering

>> mike: aishah hasnie, thanks very much. stocks were mixed today. the dow lost 209.cord close. up next, bret baier on the life and legacy of nancy reagan. first, beyond our borders tonight. a plane carrying 28 people apparently crashed as it came in for a landing in bad weather in eastern russia. officials say everyone aboard is dead. the plane was on approach in fog and clouds when it missed a scheduled communication and disappeared from radar. tibetan spiritual leader the dalai lama celebrating his 86th birthday thanking supporters a and expressing his appreciation for india where he has lived since 1959. serve humanity and urged supporters to be compassionate. just some of the stories stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. at aspen dental, today is the day to take back your smile. has why wait?ents we're here nigh

aishah thank you very much >> president biden taking place in a town hall tonight in ohio everythingshortages to gun violence and some rambling. former deputy assistant attorney general john yoo at american first policy institute brooke rollins. great to have you back both with us tonight. >> thank you huh son. >> want to play a little bit and we cut this down so you have a little taste of something the president said tonight when he was asked about vaccinations and masking that kind of thing. here's a little bit of his response on that question. >> and the question is whether or not we should be in a position where you are -- why can't the, the, the experts say we know that this virus is, in fact -- is going to be -- or, excuse me. we know why all the drugs are not temporarily approved but permanently approved. >> yeah. >> okay, so that's just part of about half of the answer, brooke. what do you make of that? >> well, i will tell you, everything been in the white house for three of the last four years of president trump's being in the oval office, watching him make decision after d

>> bret: we will follow it aishah, thanks, denver all-star game is caught up in the political fight overonight. at least 92 people are dead after a fire coronavirus hospital in southern iraq. more than 100 injured there. officials say the fire began when sparks from faulty wiring spread to an oxygen tank which then exploded. tokyo's governor says a sufficient number of hospitals combined with speeding up a covid-19 vaccination rollout in japan among the elderly means the city will be able to hold safe and secure olympics in 10 days, japan's vaccination rollout got out to a slow start, very slow and has faced supply glitches. only 28% of the japanese population has received at least one shot of a covid-19 vaccine. spectators have been banned from nearly all venues. the first lady is leading the u.s. delegation. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ y, so the house comes with everything you see. follow me. ♪ (realtor) so, any questions? (wife) we'll take it! (realtor) great. (vo) it will haunt your senses. the heart-pounding audi suv family. ge

fox news correspondent aishah hasnie reports right now. it go? well, some of the money we found out goes to tried and true programs to help get kids back on their feet. fox news also found other dollars of that fund might go to activists who want to send white teachers to anti-racist therapy. >> after a turbulent year of protests and covid lockdowns, america's chirp are heading back to school and there could be new lessons to learn. president joe biden's american rescue plan authorized $122 billion to the department of education for state education agencies, 90% of that money will go to local school districts which, in turn, must reserve at least 20% to address the learning lost during the last school year. the administration asks they do that by using evidence-based programs like summer learning and after school activities. but that's not all. inside the department of ed's covid-19 handbook called road map to reopening safely and meeting all students' needs the department recommends schools use some of the mope towards race and social emo

aishah, thank you page very interesting report on that. aishah hasnie here in new york. there is much more on this and we will revisit at the bottom of the hour, byron donalds will be our guest. stay tuned for that coming up shortly. in the meantime, from yesterday, here it is. >> is there any concern that this trip that was intended to advocate for voting rights is now a super spreader event in washington? >> i would say that is not a characterization we are making from here. >> julie: the white house declining, as you can see, to call the washington trip by texas democrats a super spreader event. this, despite six of those lawmakers now testing positive for covid. cases also cropping up in the white house, and speaker pelosi's office. jacqui heinrich is in the white house right now with the very latest. she has got more for us. hey, jacqui. >> hey, julie, good morning to you. the white house and house speaker nancy pelosi's office confirmed that fully vaccinated staffers tested positive for covid. they followed meetings with texas democrats, six of whom have tested pos

thanks, aishah. benjamin, a summer thursday for you. a lot going on.ws from afghanistan. we've been waiting to see president biden speak about that. he laid out why he thought leaving was the right move. it might not be long until we see what happens there. >> sandra: thanks for joining us. >> i'm benjamin hall. trace gallagher is in for martha. >> thanks. good afternoon, everybody. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. general jack keane is here as president biden addressed the fallout from his decision to end america's longest war. >> trace: after 20 years, the taliban is closing in and threatening a civil war. a human rights group as the taliban forces men, women and

todd: if not for fox, aishah hasnie and lawrence jones the biden department of education would have gottenth this. >> let's be clear, the biden administration got caught lying, but for the fox news article this week the biden administration was trying to conceal this and now they are lying about it, you cannot believe them. they tried to put critical race. in every aspect of government, the state department, the military and definitely education, we have to call among this and thank goodness. jillian: for the moment of education statement of fox news reads, quote, the department does not endorse recommendations of this group more do they reflect our policy positions. it was an error and a lengthy document to include the citation. with everything going on to see something like this, this was an error. people question whether it was truly an error but how much of a rolled you think this topics going to play in 2022? >> no question it is a key component in the 2022 election and democrats are worried. are doing, and looking at the lesson plan, critical race theory is a racist theory. people of

aishah hasnie has more.sing questions about whether the producers create the moment. the talk show hosts were hashing out whether piers morgan was a racist for criticizing meghan markle. that's when osborne was ask why she was standing by morgan. the blowup caused her to quit the talk show and cbs launched an investigation. osborne said she was set up. weeks later underwood an a co host denied the allegations saying that osborne went off the rails in disrespect. now we're hearing a hidden part of the story shows something different. you appear to health a hot mic consoling osborne telling her the whole thing was planned. listen. >> they asked me to ask that question. i said no, i'm not going to ask that question. they literally made her ask that question. i thought that she was setting it up in a -- i assumed you had a preconversation. >> no, no, no. >> so you were on the same page. >> no. >> it's terrible. i hope that once this blows over, once -- that you know, cheryl is your friend. she really is your fri

aishah hasnie, thank you. >> bill: good mystery.lly hitting a brick wall. china rejecting a proposal by the world health organization to come back and conduct phase two of its investigation into the wuhan lab leak which would include the lab in wuhan. so what now cannot greg palkot with more on the now. hey, greg. >> hey, bill. yeah, we're getting more reaction to that rejection by china to this new probe into covid-19 origins. the world health organization is proposing taking a fresh look at the virus and whether it could have been transmitted initially via a link from a virology lab in wuhan, china. the chinese use the theory that the virus jumped from animals, and they said it would be impossible to accept. they called questions about their lab disrespectful and arrogant. a w.h.o. spokesman confirming to fox that this is not about politics or a blame game, countries are responsible to work together. those are their words. the white house went further yesterday afternoon, calling the chinese stance irresponsible and dangerous. tak

aishah hasnie is tracking the latest developments tonight from new york city. >> new yorkers can't seempe the explosion of crime here in the city as police released brand-new shocking video that may have you looking over your shoulder. frightening new video shows a man leaping on top of a woman in new york city, and groping her in broad daylight. at the 35 women walking alone was being followed by the men when suddenly he tackled her. police say he reached into her shorts and groped her before taking off. it's another brace an act of violence admits the city spiraling crime spree and voices calling for change are growing louder. republican mayoral candidate demanding the city hire more police officers one year after slashing the nypd budget by $1 billion. going as far to call him bill de blasio a police hater because his new $98 billion city budget doesn't fully refund the police. >> how did that defund the police work out? really working out, you now have almost $100 billion budget, more than most countries, and you still won't defund the police, which means you are a police hater, the

aishah hasnie has the story. >> hi, martha. is among the first in the country. could set the tone here. eight students just filed a federal lawsuit over the covid vaccine which requires all students and staff to be vaccinated before coming back to campus in august. a judge is looking into whether or not to issue a preliminary injunction to temporarily suspend that mandate from going into effect. the school wanted proof of your vaccination but the state's attorney general stepped in and said the policy was illegal under a new state law. in a statement, a spokesperson for i.u. writes the vaccine mandate is helping to support a return to safe and more normal operations this fall. the university is confident it will prevail in this case. the attorney representing the students thinks that they have a stronger case. listen. >> we're going 100% on the constitutional violation of due process. in other words, that i.u. has been stripping students of their rights to body integrity, consent to medical treatment, making choices of that nat

. ♪♪ >> hi, everybody, i'm aishah hasnie along with joey joneses, katie pavlich and lawrence jones, ands of thousands of people protest coronavirus restrictions in their country. can this play out in america too? dr. anthony fauci sends the signal that a mask mandate could be coming sooner no matter your vaccination status. >> we're going to get to that in a second. katie. >> well, nearly 2 million

aishah hasnie i apologize. go to dr. amesh adalja on all of this.up the trepidation about getting vaccinated period. politics, people's individual views have to be weighed but do you think we are in danger, that those who have not been vaccinated are still vulnerable to this? >> people who are not vaccinated are absolutely vulnerable to covid-19. what we're seeing with the delta variant, that is a disease of the unvaccinated. people in hospitals, people dying of covid-19 are largely unvaccinated. so i do think this is something we have to address as a society, that covid-19 continues to be a problem in parts of the united states by our own hand because we're not vaccinating enough individuals. i think we really have to make it the norm in society that people get protected. i think these universities are doing the right thing wanting their student bodies to be vaccinated. they should do the same for the faculty. that will keep the school able to operate. you don't have a right to go to the school if you don't meet the criteria for admission. one of t

♪♪ >> hi, everybody, i'm aishah hasnie along with joey joneses, katie pavlich and lawrence jones, andcome to the big sunday show. here is what's on tap tonight. joey? >> so hundreds of thousands of people protest coronavirus restrictions in their country. can this play out in america too? dr. anthony fauci sends the signal that a mask mandate could be coming sooner no matter your vaccination status. >> we're going to get to that in a second. katie. >> well, nearly 2 million workers have turned down jobs to stay on unemployment. we discuss the decline of hard work with the rise of free government handouts. >> and lawrence. >> big losses at the olympics for team usa as americans break streaks that they probably didn't want to break, and viewers are tuning out. so what is happening to the competition this. >> we're going to try to answer that. but first, to the crisis at our southern border. a new report out from a group of republican senators finding that 2 billion of your tax dollars are going to the biden administration's efforts to stop construction of the border wall. $2 billion. th

correspondent aishah hasnie has the story tonight. good evening.tory because it's one that i know you guys are very interested in and i am too buried will get back to that in just a minute. in the meantime, a new york city teacher speaking tonight out of a job after what he's calling the racial indoctrination of students and goddesses former place of employment, a manhattan private school. he talked with "tucker carlson tonight" about being relieved of his teaching duties from grace church school. i don't think we have them either, so we're going to skip over that, but basically he says he's trying to speak out against what he thinks is not proper teaching for the kids and he no longer has a job there so now it's dr. teacher who has also been speaking out in north carolina. she's now asking for reassignment tonight after allegedly being threatened by fellow teachers at a recent school board meeting for speaking out against medical race theory. she did that here on "fox news @ night." let's welcome back from the alliance first edge -- education firs

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we learned fox news broke this story a few days ago with lawrence jones and a few other reporters aishah guidelines. there was a manual sent out. it was emailed out to 70,000 plus school districts around the country. from the federal government, from the department of education saying these are the guidelines for reopening our schools safely. you scroll down to page 9, there was a link to a radical teaching group's website. it's called the abolitionist teaching network. the department of education was pressed on this and they said the federal government has said oh that was an error we didn't mean to link to this radical group. peter doocy was at the white house. he asked jen psaki about it. listen. >> the education department admits they made a mistake in their guide for reopening -- >> -- how so? pete: well, they included advice from the abolitionist teaching network. and they came out and said that was not supposed to be in there. is the administration going to follow up with school districts to make sure that the abolitionist teaching network material is not in lesson plans? >> what