you heard the quote from aoc.t the universities will do is put all these proxy tests, all of these pretests and what they are trying to achieve the same racial balance to keep poor whites out and keep asians out and to try to have an artificial racial lens far admissions. that is illegal. that is unconstitutional. the supreme court held that is illegal and unconstitutional. my organization sent a warning letter to every single law school in america and next we will do medical schools and after that we will do undergraduate schools. we said if you continue to use a racial balancing test, by hook or crook or any means to try to stack the deck towards one race in admissions, then we are going to take you to court. in this country it doesn't matter what your skin color is. racial bigotry is wrong. >> you know, it also relies, especially the disadvantaged template, relies on that being maintained. that if you are only able to get into college because you have been disadvantaged in various elements of society, there is

. >> aoc had this to say. >> the supreme court is far over reaching their authority.that signal a dangerous creep toward centralization of power in the court of. we hav members of the court with justice keegan saying that court is beginning to assume the power of a legislature, i believe that we really need to be having conversations about judicial review as a check on the courts. >> [ laughter ] >> that is a lot to take in. >> joey, to what aoc was speaking to, saying that supreme court's opinions were abuse of power toward aauthori. >> you go through freshman orientation, they give you a crash course to explain how ridging litti legislative body works, you know that cartoon, i'm just a bill, i think they should to something with the whole balance of power and how judicial system works and what supreme court does for people like aoc. who just do notn do not understand the legal process, her biggest thing, 70% of harvard advocates are right, they didn't touch the legacy entrances, yo you can file a lawsuit, if you can find someone withstanding, the idea that is not fa

with aoc, i love any notion of bringing ethics to people of power. i really do.upreme court, the executive branch, especially when presidents and their sons go out and make deals with other people, bring ethics to power. number two, i love the idea of term limits. i love the idea of term limits. somebody is falling asleep sitting there, do they have their faculties about them to be a supreme court justice? that also applies to the presidency. you know, do you have the faculties to be president? a lot of these things they're throwing over at the supreme court, they don't want to apply to the president. they expect more from the supreme court? okay. i do too. if i'm going to expect more from them, then i'll give them more respect. looking at these decisions, if i'm going to be an actor, i'm going to take issue with something as intellectual and academic as how the law works, i'll take the time to understand it. now i get to be a bigot and tell you you can't watch my movies. the supreme court decision didn't say she gets to decide who looks at her website. she gets

gregnamic., we've got here, especially with aoc. it's interesting that she wants to do impeachments and everything, but there a number of, of decisions from the supreme court that the left liked, like on immigration. >> and we didn't hea or complaining about how horrible the supreme court was whent how they got the decisions they liked. is is this. what we're going to be hearing from the left or does she have any credibility whendoesy cred she's calling foe impeachments or anything else? . >> no. aoc should do something novel and actually read the constitution because her criticism is uninformed. >> it's the core duty of the supreme court under article three to decide whether constitutionr articl rights areg violated. that's exactly what the high courexactlt did in all three cac decided this week and dislikesas the result doesn't make it an abuse of power, as she claims, it's the opposite. the justicesaims. halted an abuf power that transgressed the rights of citizens underzenu the first amendment, the 14th amendment,ndfirs the two

. >> rachel: up next, aoc was to fire up these impeachment machine but for who?a little blurry vision can distort things. and something serious may be behind those itchy eyes. up to 50% of people with graves' could develop a different condition called thyroid eye disease, which should be treated by a different doctor. see an expert. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com >> rachel: this was a great week in the country for our constitution. the babies, the students and free speech as a whole, are protected much more than ever before! and that is a lot to celebrate! but last week was a bad week for democrats. the supreme court handed down some divisive but fair rulings, and essentially, took all the window joe biden's sales. all the goods he promised to young progressive voters seem to vanish! and as you can imagine, democrats in dc are taking extremely well. >> this far right extremist imbalance supreme court which seeks to make history, for all the wrong reasons. >> there basically, reinterpreting congressional statute, to fit the ideological preconceptions.

somebody on twitter said, i hope aoc got a nice pay out for that. aoc is 33 years old.ion want younger candidates and fresh faces. >> todd: you may find in in declub, unclear if that club will be in -- >> cheryl: it is fitty. i learned the hard way. >> todd: i was told, big discussion, i'm not allowed to call him fitty. >> cheryl: i was told i was saying it wrong, i used to say 50. fi fitty cent, posted this, the zero bail policy on instagram, l.a. is finish, watch how bad it gets out there. he is responding to the fact, for zero dollar bail, misdemeanor and nonviolent felonies, there is no bail. this is affecting los angeles, in particular. that policy ended in july of 2022, they brought it back and that is what the clip was that l.a. clip television clip. look. i was looking at this yellow county da study on los angeles and california, what does this all mean? 70% of those released without -- everyone released without bail that commits crime, 70% more likely to come back and recommit a crime. >> todd: shocker. >> cheryl: the numbers, i'm looking for numbers and right

now, for years, we have told you that aoc was a progressive fraud.n opportunity to meet conservative populist in the middle on issues like government surveillance, these forever wars and not letting big business dictate our lives stuff we could work together on. of course she is too obsessed with political power to do any of that now the liberal media are finally catching up. a recent piece in the new york magazine declared aoc is a regular old democrat now saying since taking office in january 2019, she has deferred to party leadership again and again on issues that matter, even as she has made token gestures of resistance to try to solidify the allusion that she is a a good fly. steven, she is she is entitled. petulant. good at tiktok and those types of things. she is ultimately going to bow down to the establishment in the end. >> it's entirely a performative rebelliousness. there is no actual rebellian. there is no actual resistance democrat leadership. issue after issue indistinguishable from corporate democrats. look on the reauthorization bill

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that is why aoc likes him. it is saying we need more of that because he will never get in the way of our progressive agenda and lastly, i was told he was a nice person, your congenial grandpa and now you are telling me that is a lie and he is mean? who would have thought the media would have done that? i am shocked. >> he did an interview with cnn, who asked him about his age. here is what he said. pr >> one thing comes with you in your life and that is wisdom. we are able to make significant, positive changes in the world. >> do you agree, wiser with age? >> joe biden and wisdom do not belong in the same sentence together. there are two types of people. the frauds and the people that are the real deal. like greg gutfeld. he is just as obnoxious on camera as he is off-camera. joe biden is a fraud. he is not a family man. you don't send your son, addicted to drugs, to china, to bring home cash bribes for the family. you don't say you are family and ignore this granddaughter and you cannot be this senior, elder s

aoc has endorsed president biden.some progressives have a problem with that. >> they see this as aoc falling in line with the broderick democratic party who considers president biden a moderate nonetheless the former prosecutor for producing his presidential campaign calls endorsement of a trail adding that most democrats don't want biden to run. bernie sanders and aoc are tragically out of step with the movement and the moment. i guess they want to see her in the squad get commitments in exchange for their endorsement. aoc says biden has been quite a lot considering the limitations that he has specifically in the senate. >> the democrats have a problem how do they remove the president of the ballot in 2024, how do you do that without opening up to president harris, how do you do that. >> he would have to remove himself. >> then you would have president harris. >> item iowa has announced the date of its republican caucus. >> it is six months from now, january the 15th 2024 much earlier the back in 2020 and 2016, let m

i think some 30 year olds shouldn't piano aoc. maybe she should be on it even less.e honest. i think it is okay to let your children beyond at 15 years old. i don't know the kid. is he responsible kid? the parents have oversight. are they checking it? are they making sure he's okay? and they're also restricting the amount of time he has on it. like for us. we check our devices during the week. we focus on school, athletics, other things, and they have a very timed amount of electronic on the weekends and if they or if they do something wrong, bad grades bad attitude. that's the first to go and sitting down for dinner. every night is also a really where none of that goes on is also a really good thing. somali your kids are probably on the younger side to be doing their two and six. hallelujah they do not have social media, so they're not on tiktok's. and i was, you know, gen x go play outside. i heard that a lot. get out. come on in chuck's mr kool aid and move on with your day. i don't know what i'm what i'm going to do. i don't know what the right age is, i think, u

gaetz being more libertyain yap when it comes to drug use, and medical marijuana and same thing for aoc thought was interesting about ben's piece is it shows a generational divide. aoc and matt gaetz much younger than people like president biden who has been way more resistant to the marijuana use. you have marijuana being the gateway drug versus the new school that is looking at states like maryland and others that are doing recreational marijuana. so, it just shows that the evolution, now we're talking about micro dosing shrooms as medical policy. >> when i reported about the story, i talked to aoc, and she said when she first introduced a bill someone from her own party came up to say is this your little mushrooms bill or your little shrooms bill and laughed in her face and it got rejected and people didn't take it seriously and didn't take her seriously when she first came to congress but things could become serious if they get the right coalitions behind it. >> and she's principal among this new phenomenon of younger, more freshman, just newer members who have really become like th

>> do you think aoc is faking this? when i hear her say that the supreme court when it says congress you must act, that somehow the supreme court is acting like a legislature? my head hurts. i taught constitutional law at george mason. i specifically taught a seminar on the legislative process. hearing her, i actually feel dumber than i did before ever learning anything about the constitution and the supreme court. you do not change the rules of the court system because you are unhappy with the outcome. that is what banana republics do. our founders gave us an independent court so that political pressures had no bearing on their ability to discern what the law actually is and uphold our constitution. >> i want to see aoc issue a subpoena on justice cavanaugh. i want to see how that goes down. are you kidding me? because they don't like the ruling they will issue a subpoena to yank it in front of a political body? she doesn't quite understand how the constitutional thing and separation of powers works. >> i would just sa

aoc is not really a progressive. and not really there to disrupt washington.he would be supporting rfk. she's not she loves the system for the system is obeying her. 360 is part of the swamp. >> is part of the swamp and getting away. carley: like he said he made $3 million in three days but he is double digits in the polls. a lot of people wrote him off. but he is shaking it up. >> that is small donors with crazy enthusiasm for if you ever get in their room of rfk supporters watch out. they are crazy enthusiastic. carley: we've been talking a lot about the cocaine found at the white house. it is turning into a bit of a scandal. the white house is dodging questions left and right. making people even more curious about who's really it was than they were before. and then you start to think about all the other scandals what comes to hunter biden's plea deal by the granddaughter of the president refuses to acknowledge. do you think those things will actually impact the presidential election? are voters going to focus on that at the end of the day is a policy? >> i

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having that debate right now ath the term when highest profile decisions decided in way people like aoc disagreed with went way most people agreed with in america. they think people should follow religious freedom and not give messages they disagree with, like the website designer. they think schools should be color blind and shouldn't put a thumb on the scale for one way or theoo other.ot p they do not think the president should make without congressional input. this term is legally correct and the supreme court come to a lot ofun results that are popular, they just might disagree with thsee left. that underscores what you are saying, they don't care if the court is undemocratic or not. they want a court that will do their bidding and any time it doesn't do their bidding, they will start name calling, nobodyn how irrelevant. we know the court is not supposed to follow the will of the people, they are supposed to read the text of the law in the constitution and do what it sayo and thank god that is what the t supreme courhet is doing right now. >> trey: speaking of constitution, play t

cheryl: i want to ask you about this, by the way, little fun fact aoc boston university, being law schooled down by supreme court. >> joe? >> to quote a man named dave chappelle, we just have to have people preparing to be the leaders of america, who can withstand a bad ruling for the supreme court in eyes if you are going to practice rule of law the letter of the law he they are in you should not be breaking down, the supreme court with something you disagree with. maria: something about generation upset me they don't seem to understand things are not always fair life can be hard you have to work is style you have a job sometimes you don't have a job. i don't understand what it is about this gen z generation. >> it doesn't always go your way, you need to understand you that, something, in athletics you win you lose when you lose understand you are not always going to win sort of same concept here, well here is decision you may. cheryl: talk about merits of the decision have an open debate in terms of both sides of the aisle. >> life can be hard kids, all right. we are taking a quick brea

making uprights and putting them into the constitution were just getting the constitution back and if aocbiden white house wants to add that to the constitution there is a method for doing that. if he takes it so popular go to the american people and try to amend the constitution and if americans want to do that we can amend our founding document but you don't get to do it by a majority vote of nine unelected judges. trey: we have about 30 seconds, i have to ask you one question out of my curiosity, my grandma used to say i had a little bit of the devil in me and maybe that's when going to ask this question there seems to be more sniping among the justice and some of their opinions or is that just me reading too much into the back-and-forth majority versus dissent. >> there's always been back-and-forth in famously justice coolio said in his debate that if you wrote the majority opinion he would be so embarrassed he would put his head in a paper bag, they definitely called each other, i think there's been sharply worded defense, some of them not as compelling, justice jackson had some shri

and i mean, you were pointing out that this is something that progressives, the aocs of the world and others are talking about much more loudly, especially now in light of the decisions. >> he was pressured during the democratic primary on this and would not bend. there are certain areas where he will listen to progressives, he's talking about using the higher education act. >> which is also what progressives want. >> which is someone elizabeth warren, who has been pressuring him on that. this does not appear to be a place where he will bend. >> listen to aoc with dana bash, she's linking not just the supreme court cases but also some of the ethics questions that we've seen around the court. >> they are expanding their role into acting as though they are congress itself. these are the types of rulings that signal a dangerous creep toward authoritarianism. the supreme court has not been receiving the adequate over sight necessary in order to prove their own legitimacy. >> i think what is striking there is, yes, progressives like alexandria ocasio-cortez are trying to push the administr

so i love when aoc's like, this is absurd, like no one's seen this. i don't know what. because i can't figure out anything going on anymore. >> greg: and you know what i hear, according to the experts, that's the solution. smoking more marijuana. >> jim: you better legalize it across the country. how do you watch -- >> greg:. >> greg: these people. >> jim: right. he's got -- if this was like my relative he would have been hauled off a long time ago and my dad's business would have been taken down. >> greg: it is amazing. kat, the one thing that always gets me is how his dad maintains how smart he is. there's no evidence of this whatsoever. [laughter] >> kat: i disagree. name a more successful crack head. >> greg: that is true. >> jim: that's right. great point. >> kat: you know, i'm nowhere near as successful as he is and i've smoked no crack, no. to brag. the corruption stuff is the stuff that concerns me, not this. she's referring to the man act from 1910 and it says -- it criminalized bringing a woman across state lines for prostitution or debatchry or any other immo

cheryl: also you have calls from the left and i'm going to talk about aoc and of course alexandria ocasio-cortezry emotional and angry about all the decisions of the court last week. here's what she's proposing. she said subpoenas and impeachment. she wants to limit the supreme court's power after the multiple landmark decisions. obviously, let's talk about this, affirmative-action and the changes in the race cannot be a part of college omission. >> it is reckless it is disturbing and it is dangerous for lawmakers to be running around the countryside trying to suggest the supreme court, the guardrail for the nation is illegitimate. if you are somebody who thought it was beyond the pale to say we should be question the integrity of our elections, how in the world we have the senate majority leader trying to say this is the maga extremist court. it seems to me we reached a new point whether the supreme court does something that you like and somehow it is a great court and when the supreme court does something you disagree with it illegitimate the same time we saw the supreme court shut down the le

we're just getting the constitution back how we want it and again, if you know if the aoc if the biden white house wants to add that to the constitution, there's a method for doing that. if you think this is so popular, great, go to the american people and try to amend the constitution. americans want to do that. okay we can amend our founding document, but you don't get to do it just by a majority vote of nine unelected judges. alright carrie, we've got about 30 seconds, but i got to ask you one question just out of my own curiosity. my grandma used to say i had a little bit of the devil in me and maybe that's why i'm going to ask this question. there seems to be more sniping among the justices and some of their opinions or is that just just me reading too much into kind of the back and forth majority versus descent? there's always been some back and forth sniping, a famously, justice, scalia once said in his debate in the birkenfeld decision. i think it was that if he wrote the majority opinion, he would be so embarrassed. he would. he would put his head in a paper bag, so they defin

richard, with aoc talking about impeachment and dems talking about court packing, the media reportingt that this is loony tunes. we all know none of this is going to happen. >> listen, i think the media's missing a story here, right? i think t important to figure out the missing story so you can understand where aoc and all these folks come up with court packing. that has to do with many of the ethical missteps the court has made over recent. pictures of supreme court justices palling it up with millionaires and billionaires who had cases in front of the court -- howard: specifically just two, clarence thomas and sam alito were reported by propublica to have accepted fringe benefits from billionaire pals. they deny any wrong doing. but, certainly, opponents of the supreme court on the left have seized on that. >> i think it's beyond just opponents on the left. i think folks on all sides are saying there should be some ethical boundaries that members of the supreme court have especially given the fact they have lifetime appointments and there is no way to say, hey, we're going to unele

but what's really funny about all of this is we just showed a montage that ended with aoc calling forhe impeachment of supreme court justices because they're loosely tying what they consider to be bad behavior to the supreme court but you know someone like hunter biden can have bad behavior all over him and maybe even on his dad and they don't want to believe in any of this, even with whistleblowers. this is ro khanna talking about this hunter biden investigation. >> we had president trump appoint a u.s. attorney in delaware, and president biden had the ability to fire that u.s. attorney if he wanted. president biden didn't fire the u.s. attorney. he had his past opponent's appointee have total power over making a decision on. >> kayleigh: but, sir what the whistleblower is saying is weiss, appointed by trump, said that he was not the deciding official. doesn't that directly contradict what the attorney general has said? >> but weiss is not saying that. isn't the source weiss? i mean, if weiss was saying that, i would have a concern. if weiss was out there saying, i didn't have total

aoc has already endorsed him. the democrats are rallying around him. you may not like the fact that he is so old, but he has done a very good job, and he has been president for a lot of us and done a lot of things that were democratic priorities. so i think people are largely -- you know, it's not -- it would be nice if he were a little younger, but that's what we have. you fight with the arm that you do. if he is running against donald trump, donald trump has been impeached twice, indicted twice, probably more coming. you know, there is a big difference between these two candidates. >> and molly is 100% correct. biden is doing a tremendous job with rallying his troops and rallying democrats, getting these key people on board. aoc and others. the problem is his approval ratings are still around 40%. and that is not good for running into a campaign. and also, the economy is a big issue for voters. and we're seeing that 75% of americans don't feel that the economy is strong, and they're pointing the finger at biden. it's not his age, it's his policies th

is there any truth to what aoc said about trump giving the manhattan d.a. $85,000 to drop charges against his children? host: our guest is not with us, but i will leave your question there we will go to conway, arkansas to hear from dan on the republican line. caller: thanks for taking my call. it seems to me that the democrats are trying to stack indictment on top of indictment against donald trump. my question is, and i read this somewhere, i don't know if it is true or not, that no other presidential candidate in history has been under indictment while running. is that true? host: i believe that is true. caller: any comment about it? it seems again that the democrats are doing everything they can, coming up with charge after charge, trying to find something to hang trump with. i don't think that is how the judicial project -- process should operate. i've heard it said that a grand jury could indict a piece of toast or something like that if they wanted to. of course the mainstream news media has grabbed it and run with it and story and story, day after day, it is all anti-trump this an

>> i love that you brought up aoc's endorsement.alk a little bit about the endorsement or lack thereof from house speaker, kevin mccarthy, of the former president of the united states. he has been in his corner, an ally, it, seems through and through, with a little bit of bumps in the, road rather than that, mccarthy has been on trump side, yet to give kind of a formal endorsement. political reporting that several republican. lawmakers said an endorsement this early could exact a political toll on house republicans by sparking disunity and infighting across different gop factions. divisions that could seep into the rest of their agenda. so is it too early to give an endorsement like this one? or does it give us a sense of maybe some inside the republican party not wanting the president to be the nominee. and hoping he won't. >> if kevin mccarthy's speaker, if they have any chance of remaining speaker, at least in the majority, after the 2024 elections, the further away he stays from donald trump, the better. because when there is 17

with less than a year until the first presidential primary contest, some prominent democrats including aocng to lower the voting age. earlier this year new york congresswoman grace may reintroduced legislation that would change the voting age to just 16 saying, quote, 16 and 17-year-olds are legally permitted to work, drive, and they also pay federal income taxes. they are contributing members of our society, and i believe it is right and fair to allow them to vote in our elections. here to react, host of the spillover podcast and turning point usa contributor alex clark, recent grad and former chairman of the gw college republicans, former president of gw for israel, ezra mayer, gen-z voter and staff writer or and social chair for the chicago thinker, georgia kneel jackson. it's good to see you all this morning. alex, i'll start with you. as politically-minded and intelligent as you are, tell us what you were doing at 16 years old and if you felt mature enough to vote. >> gosh, at 16, well, i would say i'm the exception, right? like, i was conservative. i grew up in a conservative family.

aoc called the presentation a new low for republicans. then poured out a laserr d pointer focused on a wall.e thin but the whole thing probably wasn't even the mostwasn't e interesting thing mtg has done recently. >> a.g. magazine, bp mtg magazine, bp mtg magazine, bp democrats get back boom report reporters even started spreading all these rumors because margin and big facts deep state and the left always hate when they gonna let o go aboutut that base.t yo marjorie i really love what you do. i kind of rudo, non those out. >> no one does it better. you are interesting a fact. y ln steve doocy alone then that car, huhedat? i >> he likes the low ride, liz. oh, so do i. you know what i mean. no, i do have new pics. ofessi >> congress. was that unprofessional? no. >>mean, were all oveon an they'r the internet already? yeah, it's true. so, you know, what's really interestins g is in this furor, people didn't. i mean, a lo int of people disagree with mtg. i get that. mtg what she was sayin is basically she's asking, where's the metoo movement?

aoc is right, get rid of preferential treatment, you might want to sue before you ask to do it, not pullut of thin air. >> asian students got together to sue because they were being discri discriminated against. >> tom: hotep, you shy away from racial issues, do you want to being tael this one? >> hotep: relax, i got this one, all right. huge issue here is integration. i spoke to my uncle once scomb he told me integration was disintegration of black culture and black people, democratic party seem to be out to destroy black culture and black conservatism. i studied under the guy who wrote -- amazing book, if you look at brown versus brown of education, it says the word culture. it was taking black kids and bussing to white neighborhoods to make them white, to bring them into the white liberal culture of things. when they went to down south, ncaa -- nbe aacp says, we want to help with the race problem. we want the same funding, we don't want you to have the same funding, we want you to integrate. it is not about making black people better, it is making black people,a simulate to white cult

aoc i'm a dog lover, today is not a good day for a lot of dogs, they get sore scared.t can you do? love on them more today. >> carley: get the thunder vest. >> ashley: they work. they feel like hugs for the dog. >> carley: fireworks and freedom today as we celebrate our nation's birthday all day throughout fox news, we'll be celebrating. 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. later to do the big independence day show. next hour, you and me together. >> ashley: yes, ma'am. >> carley: serious news, violence erupting overnight after a gunman dressed in ballistic vest oech opens fire on the streets. alexandria hoff joins us. >> alexandria: this is terrifying. police were responding to the scene, they heard more shots being fired a block away. investigators haven't found anything connecting the victims to the shooter, it is believed it was random. there are two victims that are children. four victims, adult men, have been confirmed dead. our afilliate is adding, a fifth person was killed. officers were flagged down last night in philadelphia southwest consessing neighborhood. police followed th

extreme or saying the things that get the most attention and the parties are geared in that same vein and aocrewarded because of press coverage. the only and i'm comfortable with this, of course donald trump is also one of those people who is very good at using the media to his advantage and raises a lot of money by seizing on topics that are pretty electrifying for people. this is something that -- and to his advantage, it drives the left insane. but of course it also isn't exactly, i think a lot of republicans wish we lived in a time where we could wind up with a different type of candidate. i think it is born from that profound frustration people feel with the people who are elected and the job they do in washington. >> trey: charlie, one of the challenges with a third party, there are republican primary voters who are frustrated because they don't think the party is right enough and the notion there is like this big group of people in the middle enough to win a presidential race, is there data to support that? what is example of issue where both parties are wrong and the american people a

folks like aoc and a handful of others are very vocal critics of israel. of detractors have called them antisemitic. that has been a big fault line within the democratic party. herzog's mission is to have a big bipartisan show of support. host: it often seems like when the israeli prime minister or president comes to speak there is some political drama in the house in particular that almost rises above the visit itself but this time comments by congresswoman pramila jayapal about israel being a racist state. guest: that was a big political firestorm immediately in washington. she said israel was a racist state to a group of very left-wing activists at left-wing nation. she later tried to walk back those remarks but house republicans immediately offered a resolution condemning anti-semitism saying israel is not an apartheid state, designed to show a strong so o -- strong show of support in the wake of president herzog's visit. only nine democrats voted against the resolution. 412 democrats and republicans voted for it. these are some of the most outspoken m

it is not of the democratic party of aoc and omar and that sort, but it should be a fundamental principleparty. i represented a socialist candidate for president in 2020. socialist stand up for free speech and putting ideas in the marketplace of ideas. it is certainly a republican value. >> i think here, it is more than even speaking. you kind of touched on it. if you can control speech you can control language. you can control communications. in other words, you control the individual and the elective. that is what is going on here. i have never seen anything like this. you go back to woodrow wilson and franklin roosevelt, it was disgusting. with the help of the new york times and the washington post and so forth. you see what is going on today. it is back. they not only want to silence people, they want to destroy people they disagree with. in some cases, prison them. the democrat party, they see silent or celebrating it. you've got to say yourself, how can people tolerate this from this party? i don't know if you are democrat or republican, i have had my friend don and he makes it clea

. >> the support ofively in over stronger aoc is outlier state you have israel is our best friend probablyd going to stand by israel against iran i am going to work with people to try to get saudi arabia and israel to recognize each other, the speech was awesome president herzog delivered a very effective speech i was proud to be in that chamber proud to be a a friend of israel god bless israel god bless united states. >> thanks very much a short break after that "varney & co." picks it up have a great day, everybody we willwa see you again tomorrow. . cond opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. [coughs] good to go. yeah, i think i'll get a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. no. i'm going to get a second opinion. with innovation refunds, there's no upfront cost to find out. so why not check like i did for my small business? take the first step to see if your small business qualifies for the erc. your wyndham is waiting... because you earned it after months on the road with the travel hockey team.

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>> musk ridiculed aoc's complaints.ced more harassment on this platform than i do now. people now pay to give their harassment more visibility. the verification of journalists, civic organizations and figures made it impossible to follow conversations. i wish it could be usable again. musk responded with somebody protests too much. twitter safety chimed in saying it has partners with a company called spengler, a data management company, to understand measure and reduce hate speech on the platform but twitter estimates actual hate speech is down 30% from on average versus the preacquisition by musk. they say they are doing a better job. stuart: thank you. now this. artificial intelligence is a big concern among hollywood writers and actors. they are on strike, they are worried about their jobs. we will speak to a top executive at a holiday had -- hollywood ai firm in our next our. brother activists try to cancel the no anti-crime song that just hit number one on itunes. is cancel culture losing a little steam maybe? we w

aoc just endorsed him, which is a big deal.of the left wing progressive side of the party, and she came out early and said joe biden is the guy. there's an incredible track record of achievements to go into this election. she's sending a signal to other people in the squad, people on the left who might prefer a bernie sanders, who has already endorsed him, or elizabeth warren, who's serving as a surrogate for him, we're standing beside joe. if he sides he's not going to run, sure, gretchen whitmer and others will get in. the age is a consideration. what hillary clinton was sig in a conference a few weeks ago was butchered. she was being honest, reflecting what people feel, is you should be able to talk about these things. you have to acknowledge it, not just make a joke about it. this is why i'm fit to do the job, deserve to be re-elected. elliott cohen, who rot that piece in "the atlantic" is a republican who worked under condoleezza rice in the bush administration at the state department. he was a support are of joe biden ove

texas republican dan crenshaw, the efforts are detailed in a new washington post piece, saying how aocbill on researching psychedelics back in 2019 shortly after she come to capitol hill, the amendment failed on a 331-91 vote. she described it this way, sing a member of my own party, a senior member, walked up to me and said oh, is this your little shrooms bill? the senior democrat laughed in her face literally mark -- mocking it, now the bill is being taken much more seriously, including an eclectic team of supporters like my next guest, tom rodgers, and advocate for psychedelics on capitol hill and a prominent supporter of native american causes, a ceremony he was given the name one who rides his horse east, we will call him tom, thank you for joining me use it is not about people having drug parties in their basement, for someone who is not familiar with psychedelics and the benefits, talk about how it is helpful in a mental health capacity?>> we suffer from massive mental trauma coming out of the pandemic, mental health is one of the primary issues confronting this nation. specific

congrats, on existing between late lunch and early dinner and added, come on, this is worse than what aoct is a hunger strike and he set up media cameras once it was over. twitter user, eight whole hours, what a hero. so many things on social media. >> carley: there were images of him with people putting cold packs on his wrist. this man must need a lot of water. i'm jealous. >> todd: he is the marco rubio on the democratic side needing a lot of water. >> carley: stick around and join us on "fox and friends" later, flo rida, is performing after bringing down the house last year. ♪ ♪ get low, low, low, low. >> todd: forgot to give disclaimer first. the video you are about to see may be disturbing to some. watch. >> todd: yep, split my pants. >> carley: my favorite part of the video is watching your face when you realize you split your pants. >> todd: play poker with me, you will win a lot of money. >> carley: did this feel like christmas? >> todd: my parents are coming in, my dad listens classical music. my mom, who loves the spotlight, will be here. >> carley: we will be out there, last y

has aoc done anything that is substantive or been passed?sitive, she kept a lot of jobs out of the district. >> tomi: she pushed the green new deal, which we thought was ridiculous. if you look at legislative record, she doesn't have anything to tout. you see other members on both sides, they want to be known, they want their name out there without doing anything. if you are donald trump and got your name out there doing something, that issin foo. if you are talking a lot and getting likes and retweets, not performings for your base, talk about older members of congress and elected officials, we have a problem with young ones not doing anything. where do we go? >> harris: shift to hillary clinton and come to emily. hot enough for you? thank a maga republican or vote them out of office, speaking of human thirst traps, there you go. >> tomi: hillary has never been referred to as a thirst trap. humor. hysterical. lost my train of thought, that was awesome. >> emily: this is same former secretary of state who referred to republicans as a real th

rachel: wesley, one of the things that surprised me, i assume based on the voices from the far left, aoce just freaking out about this decision, that democrats would be against it. but actually the polling shows 60% of democrats are for it and i can't remember the exact number of african americans, but over 50%. >> let's talk about that. the idea of let's get away -- let's do away with racism by implementing racism does not make any sense. and people that have worked so hard in their lives. white, black, asian, hispanic, who cares. people came to the country and worked their butts off, all they want is a fair shot. our constitution owes them that and also i want to raise the expectations for people of color as well. i don't want any person of color to walk into a room or walk into a job and think to themselves the only reason why i got here is because i'm black. no. you got here because you are supposed to be here and you worked just as hard as anybody else to get here. because otherwise you are going to start creating victims in this country and victims for the future. let's not do that

>> here in brooklyn, we had aoc, and we had david letterman. >> jimmy: and david letterman. >> you hady night, yes. >> does he still look like -- >> jimmy: he looks good. he looks like dave letterman. were you nervous about having dave on and interviewing dave. because he'd interviewed you before. >> it's very nerve-racking. hero for me, hero for you, hero for all of us. i was very shocked he said yes. because the odds of him even knowing who we are, me, little, and shawn, i just don't get it. >> jimmy: he was a big "hogan family" fan. >> i don't buy that. i did his show a handful of times, but i was still convinced he had no idea what my name was. >> jimmy: for real? >> honestly. and he sits down on the couch and we're doing the "smartless" thing out here. and i started asking him questions, still trying to figure out if he even knows what my name is or if he's here because publicist said do it. he said something like, well, it was probably better for you than it was for me. and i said -- i said, well, what do you mean? he goes, well, you really left a mark on that show. so, i was, li

some of the biggest haters out there like aoc haven't quit. they're still on twitter. twitter is not going away anytime soon, right? >> no, i don't think so. i'm on threads as well. you want to be on all the different platforms if you try to get your ideas out there. bottom line you can't engage in censorship or tell private companies what they can and can't have on their platform. the only solution is transparency, supreme court between the supreme court and congress, we've got to get this sorted out. there is too much censorship online. >> bill: we reached out to meta. when we get a response we'll pass it on. i was on there this morning, looks a lots like twitter to me. see how well it does in time. having instagram linked to this app really helps zuckerberg's chances of succeeding. michael shellenberger, thanks for coming on today. >> thanks for having me, bill. >> bill: thank you. >> aishah: a deadline comes and goes. the federal attorney in the hunter biden investigation fails to comply with the house judiciary committee in its request for documents. there is also

kat: everything you just talked about in this segment really kind of pushes back against that thing aocw years ago that people are just stealing because they need a way to get bread. those ladies have plenty of bread. [laughter] >> kat: and also, like the cartels, you can use pretty much every bad word to describe them, except for boring, and poor. they can buy bread. so it turns out i think she might have been wrong >> tyrus: can i say something real quick? because i hate that. we have to stop doing that. we're taking the premise of bad human beings and rotten people. i'm sure those women have a lot of connections, most of them probably to fast food but they don't have any connection to the mexican cartel. it's bad people. oh, it's the cartel. no, it's horrible human beings like we saw there, we have to stop blaming it on organized crime and blame it on who's actually doing it. >> greg: yeah, yeah. you know they might be single jamie. >> jamie: oh. >> greg: and, you know, you don't have to buy them food. >> jamie: that's true. >> greg: they just steal it and bring it home. >> jamie: th

your aoc, bowman and others talking about packing the court, term limited the court and impeaching the court. do you think there's any real threat to the future of the supreme court? >> i think there is a thread. unfortunately, the american people have always been against court packing. that is in our dna. also supportive of this decision as you noted. so, there's not the support in the country for this. what we are seeing is a crisis of faith. members of congress, or lost their faith in the system. the public has not, and i think the you will see this in the years to come, they will be highly protective over this institution. >> will: let's hope so. this one of the few remaining institutions, have seen some sense of purpose and factor understand the founding principles of the united states in america. it is always great to talk to you, thank you. >> thank you. >> will: for some, actually of some of these people in your life. maybe it is even you. it's been said they simply cannot vote for donald trump. why? the answer you will receive his personality, character. okay, i understand. bu