ben carson. it's always wonderful to have you on the show.down on mask mandates because the white house is reinstating mandates. where'd you come down on that? >> dank u. is for having me. you know we need to take a look at what we know already and what has happened over the last year, year and a half. if you have been vaccinated or if you have had the disease and you have natural immunity you are protect did and if you are did you are unlikely to give it to anybody else and you are unlikely to get it from anybody else. we need to deal with that and stop trying to control people. if you look at the cities that have had big shutdowns and the cities that have not had big shutdowns who has done well and who is not done well? that's what science is all about. you look at the data and make decisions from that. we don't seem to be doing that. elizabeth: it's really interesting cities and towns are talking about mask mandates but 46 states are moving to strip their governorser of emergency pandemic powers. there are three and are proposals to dial b

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ben carson. dr. on, i believe the race relations are exactly where the democratic party wants them to be at this point. your thoughts? >> it's good to be with you, laura. you shouldn't be very surprised about those statistics that you just read off because if you're constantly being told, for instance, when a child is growing up and constantly being told they are wonderful, they are smart, things happen differently than if they are always being told that they are dumb and that they are no good. and by the same token, if you think somebody is racist, whatever they say to you, you kind of interpreted it as a racist statement. if you think they are very fair, same thing. he said, wow, they are really very fair. could be the same thing that they said. the leftists really want to fundamentally change our society. how are you going to do that without first creating tremendous amount of dissatisfaction? their strategy is working, no question about that. we've got to be smart enough to call it out, to make su

here now is former hud secretary doctor ben carson.et the feeling race relations are where the democrat party wants them to be. >> always good to be with you. and be very surprised about the statistics you read. when a child is grown up they are told they are wonderful, americans told they are dumb and no good. by the same token if you think somebody is racist, whatever they say to you they interpret it as a racist statement if you think they are fair, it could be the same thing they said. the leftists want to change our society. how are you going to do that without first creating tremendous dissatisfaction. their strategy is working, no question about that. we got to be smart enough to call it out to make sure people recognize what is going on in our society. >> some people are putting a spin on these numbers suggesting they are just the result of the normal friction of political change like in the civil rights era but optimism about the future is declining among african-americans and you can't help but think it is in part because of

let's askin ben carson former housing and urban development secretary and longtime noted doctor to, welcomek it's great to see you, what do you think about, do vaccinated folks, and hotspots even talking about mandates were all posed to mandates, but medically scientifically if there is a thing what is this mask thing all about? >> the question would be whatnd the hotspot and what defines a hotspot, how many people have to be there before you consider a hotspot. but going back to the general principle if you been vaccinated and if the vaccine is working, then you should be okay. the question is what about people who fit into the high risk category were not vaccinated can you transmit it to them that's where the question comes in. a lot of people probably have the delta variant in their nostrils and respiratory system even though they're not sick just like you have staphylococcus in your respiratory system and you're not sick from it. we don't know the long-term implications on that. out of an abundance of caution i think some people are saying let's just do it. of course that is a terrible

ben carson. a pledge that every candidate in the country could sign saying they are going to ensure the honest history of this country is told to our children. that it would be taught in our schools. [applause] that the 1619 project, critical race theory are hate, division and racism and it has no place in america. we do not have hatred and racism in our dna. we reject that wholeheartedly. it is a lie and if you want to know what kind of leaders you have and you are voting for, check first to make sure they have signed on the 1776 pledge. ensure everyone who is running for elect to office, county commission come all the way up to state elected official, at the federal level, there's nothing in the 1776 pledge that they would disagree with if they want to continue to grow up in the america we continue to do. i love the family leader statement that this organization stands for. it stands for a revived america that honors god and bless his people. that is exactly the type of heartfelt message we all

ben carson, a pledge that every candidate in the country could sign saying they are going to ensure that the honest history of this country is told to our children and taught in our schools. [applause] that the 1619 project, critical race theory, are hate and division and racism and has no place in america. we do not have hatred and racism in our dna, we reject that, it is a lie. if you want to know what kind of leaders you have and you are voting for, check first to make sure they have signed onto the 1776 pledge. ensure everyone who is running elected office, school board, county commission, all the way up to state elected officials and the federal level, there is nothing in the 1776 pledge that they would disagree with if they want to live up to and continue to grow in the america we continue to do. this organization stands for a revived america that honors god and blesses people. that is exactly the type of heartfelt message we all to embrace today. i think you all know my story. since i was a little girl, all i wanted to do was be a farmer and rancher. my dad was a cowboy and one of

ben carson joins us now.at those conditions of you growing up as adversarial as they were made you who you are? >> well, i had a mother who insisted that i read there were all kind of negative people around me who were saying you can't succeed. the system is stacked against you. racism will keep you from being whatever you want to be. but, when i read those books, and i read about scientists and explorers and surgeons and entrepreneurs, i began to see that the person who had the most to do with what happens to you is you. it's not the society. it's not people who get in your way. there are people in the way. things have changed pretty dramatically since then. when i was a kid and a black person came on television who wasn't an aservant. so exciting. everybody would come running into the living room. we don't have that situation today. now we have black generals, and admirals, and ceos of fortune 500 companies and ivy league university presidents. president of the united states. a vice president. this is not t

but, you know, everyone from marco rubio to ted cruz to rand paul to lindsey graham, ben carson, i mean, donald trump went after ben carson's religion, he's gone after these guys' families, i don't know anything more personal than your faith or your family, and yet all of these guys decided staying in power or getting power was more important than, like, pride, was more important than dignity and principles, and i think what you witnessed george p. really putting power ahead of principles and pride. >> and putting koozies right in the center of it all. i mean, obviously it's campaign paraphernalia, and it's not this side that's the doozie. >> he's got like a picture of donald trump where trump is bragging about how george p. is the one bush that he likes, and you know, the george p. bush campaign puts this out. it's just, i mean, it's got to sting. >> yeah, i mean, to me, like i said, and i've said this for five years, the word is emasculation. this is emasculating. what george p. did in deference to trump was not high minded. it wasn't about principles. this was literally putting a dum

speak with former white house senior aide to president trump stephen miller former hud secretary ben carson in wyoming senator john barrasso, it's good to do a press have a wonderful weekend and thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: welcome to the wall street journal on large america has better weeks in the last month from new covid rules to a weakening economy to violence on city streets in the olympic games that quadrennial celebrating but things don't seem to be going to quite right direction to joe biden's america, cuvÉe cases are surging, mass meetings are back in the economy is weaker than we thought major cities are in the grip of a violent crime and shows no signs of easing in the nation star athlete pulls out of the games for mental health we can't blame president biden and the democrats that simone biles was unable to continue in the gymnastics world but pretty much everything else right now is creating real doubts about the direction of the country and the president who took office six month ago. on thursday we learn a and annual rate of 6.5% in the three months to june that may

speak with former white house senior aide to president trump stephen miller former hud secretary ben carsonarrasso, it's good to do a press have a wonderful weekend and thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: welcome to the wall street journal on large america has better weeks in the last month from new covid rules to a weakening economy to violence on city streets in the olympic games that quadrennial celebrating but things don't seem to be going to quite right direction to joe biden's america, cuvÉe cases are surging, mass meetings are back in the economy

people like ted cruz and ben carson said that they wouldn't allow them or even hinder, you can federal judges here in the united states. saying that, sure, from the moral of the united states, even though our, because of the constitution states that no other law can be supreme, love the land. so again, if it's pandering to a lack of education with information that we've seen. and again, it's something that we've seen for lack of decades here in the united states, obviously with the immigration to be with latino, hispanic time in memorial from the beginning or district, where the african american community coming to them. not only right now, but in the or the 20th century, with henry ford and obviously the holocaust and japanese internment 140000 and you have thrown it in german camps. so again, this is the next chapter of the story to the united states. and in many parts was, well, of course, one could make the point that it is these countries nature nation countries that have often supported arguably muslim groups in muslim nations. there were lots of allegations. i think joe biden is

people like ted cruz and ben carson said that they wouldn't allow muslims, or even hindus to come federal judges here in the united states, saying that sure yet from the moral effect, the united states, even though our because the constitution states that no other law can be can do supreme love the land. so again, if, if pandering to a lack of education with information that we've seen. and again, it's something that we've seen for the last decade here in the united states, obviously with the immigration to be with latino, that hispanic time in memorial from the beginning of history, with the african american community. if you read to them, not only right now, but again the over the 20th century with henry ford and obviously the holocaust and japanese internment, 140000 you have thrown in german camps. so again, this is the next chapter of the to the united states. and many was a good one could make the point that it is these countries nature nation countries that have often supported arguably muslim groups in muslim nations. there we'd love to validation, having joe biden is referred to

joining us, doctor ben carson, founder of american cornerstone institute, we can now see where this clearr it, your reaction? >> in fact they have actions and associate that with critical race. in which they abandon all thought of political neutrality which used to characterize public education and wantonly decided they want to indoctrinate people according to their belief system and of course this is extremely detrimental. some of them claim this is not actually being taught in schools and grade schools or high school, it is only being taught in law schools, clearly that is not the case and that is why so many parent groups are upset. this is actually a good thing, that they are pushing it so hard it is waking people up, before it was simmering slowly in the saucepan and the frog gets cooked but they turned it up too high and people are waking up very quickly which is a good thing. the american people are a lot smarter than many on the left give them credit for. ashley: we reached out and she told us in a long communication civics and history have been neglected for decades due to other

joining us now, ben carson, former hud secretary, founder of american cornerstone institute. dr.were social studies became social activism or a vehicle for it. your reaction? >> well, in fact, this person says they have actions and associates that with critical race theory, in which they abandon all thought to political neutrality which used to characterize public education and have said they want to indoctrinate people according to their belief system, and of course, this is extremely detrimental. now, you know, some of them claim this is not actually being taught in schools and great schools or high schools, it's only been taught in law schools. clearly, that is not the case, and that is why so many of the parent groups are upset. this is actually a good thing. a good thing that they are pushing so hard that it is actually waking people up. before, it was sort of like simmering slowly in the thought span, and the frog gets cooked, but now they turn the hp too high and people are waking up quickly, which is a good thing. many people on the left are smarter than given credit -- >

president barack obama, larry elder, ben carson, one of the best surgeons the world has ever known. are downplaying all of the accomplishments of these people to keep up this divisive narrative, get some retweets, maybe get some card-carrying member of the new squad in the house. it really downplays not just the progress that we've made as a country, but also the progress that american, black americans have made for their communities and for their country when it comes to fixing what you say is inequality in these communities. i recommend people read "white guilt." it talks about these problems that have persisted for decades under black leadership. that is something i think people have to start talking about. >> geraldo: i also think that the greatest civil right is a job with the possibility for promotion and other benefits. i believe in free enterprise system. you know, it is, i just want to quickly say, to your points, any time i criticize any of you, i get picked up in the various media. that's a recipe -- >> dana: we know. we are aware. thank you. >> geraldo: the streets are r

ben carson. see you next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. last week, as you remember, a group of texas state legislatures decided to cast down their nets and follow their consciences. they left their native lands on a kind of pilgrimage to find democracy. by leaving, ironically, the end of democracy and their own state and their absence texas could no longer pass laws. but they believed it was worth it. they were serving a cause bigger than themselves. so they set out on the journey of a lifetime with just the clothes on their backs. they took nothing apart from a private jet, iphones for selfies and regular social media updates, and a case of miller lite for subsidence. they four went even there paper obedience masks, the one that federal laws require the rest of us to wear when we travel by air. not these people. they traveled light. they were like the vietcong marching 50 miles and sleeping in trees. they were only about their mission

ben carson, former hud secretary.e to be with you. >> bill: without us reporting this story a week ago, it would still be out there among 13,000 public schools. maybe it still is among several hundred, who knows. help us understand why democrats or why this white house or department of education specific. why would they support something like this and why would they want it? >> you certainly hope it was a mistake but it seems very consistent with some of the things that they've been doing. and why would they try to take impressionable young people and plant into them the notion that if they're white that they and their forefathers are responsible for all the ills in society. if they're black or other minority that someone is oppressing them. this is the united states of america. this is the land of opportunity. the land of hope. and the last thing we need to be doing to teach children. [inaudible] the seeds that i plant will never be up rooted. believe they, the socialists and communists know twha what they're doing.

ben carson. see you next tim ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."as state legislatures decided to cast down their nets and follow their consciences. they left their native lands on a kind of pilgrimage to find democracy. by leaving, ironically, they ended democracy in their own state. in their absence, texas could no longer pass la

joining us now with reaction is former secretary ben carson.ry carson, thank you, sir, and of course when we think about you know who, the man who was always present, donald trump, a man who understood your value and relied on to use such a great deal. we think of him as we watch this madness unfold with what he ande you and so many others in his administration accomplished. what are your thoughts on thisdn on this fourth of july weekend with what is happening in the country. w >> but we need to think about is those who are in grave danger of death and harm becausee we have relinquished our respect for law and order. when i was a kid growing up, i spent a lot of time in places where there was a lot of violence and people relied heavily on the police to stop some of that, when we talk about defunding the police and taking away their immunity of some type, and they are afraid to risk their careers and risk their livelihood for their family, the people that we are really hurting are those that they are protecting. we really need to begin to emphas

stephen miller gave remarks a short time ago the senior advisor to former president trump doctor ben carsonoon to work on a panel called since black lines really do matter, a conversation which is clearly going to drill down on race relations in this country, all of the weekend's events have focused on the current cancel culture phenomenon, the right blamed on the left. >> what should we expect we have joe biden the white house, he has enabled these corporations and the celebrities to do america last at every turn that what joe biden does. >> let's talk about the straw poll, back in february at the orlando conference 68% of attendees said yes they would like to see donald trump run for president in 2024, that direct question is not on the dallas straw poll is worded differently, instead two questions with multiple-choice answers asking attendees to select who they would like to represent the gop on the 2024 ticket, donald trump's name is among the choices, it will certainly be interesting to see how that all shakes out, again a lot happening on the final day of cpac in dallas. mike: casey s

ben carson coming up this weekend.e can follow along with live coverage by watching on the fox nation app, liz. elizabeth: lydia, thank you so much. it's good to see you. look who's back with us now, texas congressman michael cloud. we also -- he was appointed by house gop leader mccarthy to the big tech censorship task force and with us is former white house information officer teresa payton. your assessment of president biden's trust-buster action today, sweeping executive order to break up monopolies. how's this going to go down? >> well, it'll be interesting to see what happens because i have said for years that big tech, social media must be more transparent around how their governance process works for suspending accounts. suspending people and suspending actual posts and how their algorithms work. and it looks like the biden administration is not taking them at their word that they're going to do better, and he's taking sort of an offensive strike. it'll be interesting to see how it plays out. a. elizabeth: you

ben carson says the ideology is destructive. >> we are trying to teach people of the color of their skinjor determinant in their life. how does that make any sense? >> the opponents of critical race theory have been quick to mobilize, there is ample evidence those who want this taught in american classrooms are now prepared to battle for it. shannon. >> shannon: all right, you've covered a lot of it. thank you very much. it's time to bring back kevin corke kevin corke. not something you here every day, i alluded to this. the norway women's beach handball team has been fined for wearing too much clothing. i wasn't sure this was legit. >> apparently they weren't cheeky enough. the norwegian women's handball team fined for improper clothing at the european beach handball championships because they wore shorts instead of bikini bottoms. define was $1,770. that's $177 per player for the sartorial transgression. according to the rules set by the ihf, international handball federation, women are required to wear a bikini bottoms when they are competing. the federation saying that it would pay t

ben carson says the ideology is destructive. >> we're trying to teach people that the color of theirin their life. how does that make any sense? >> while opponents of critical race theory have been quick to mobilize for the fight. there is now ample evidence those who want this taught in american classrooms are now prepared to battle for it. bret? >> bret: mike, thanks. tonight we bring you exclusive access to a major development in the southern border crisis. construction on a border wall being built by texas republican governor greg abbott is underway. correspondent bill melugin, again, on the southern border shows us tonight from del rio, texas. >> early tuesday morning in del rio, texas, groups of migrants arrive at the border wall, many of them from cuba and nicaragua all of them with hopes of being able to stay in the united states the groups eventually picked up by border patrol and taken away to processing centers as scenes play out like this every hour, every day all along the border. and now fox news is getting exclusive access showing you the first stages of construction o

ben carson. "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. last week, as you remember, a group of texas state legislatures decided to cast down their nets and follow their consciences. they left their native lands on a kind of pilgrimage to find democracy. by leaving, ironically, the end of democracy and their own state and their absence texas could no longer pass laws. but they believed it was worth it. they were serving a cause bigger than themselves. so they set out

ben carson is coming, robert o'brien who was the nfc advisor, we've got governor bill lee, it's justg out against this radical leftist agenda in our schools, so it is about not only our conservative leaders but also, this organic grassroots individuals who are really making a difference in their community. they will not be canceled, we're going to be fighting against this leftist agenda, because we're here to save america. ainsley: the theme, "america un canceled" and you took it to texas this year. we'll be watching you can watch it live on fox nation. thanks so much matt and mercedes we appreciate it so much. >> thank you. ainsley: along with all of the speeches watch on fox nation speeches of president trump and many others just go to foxnation .com to sign up and stream cpac live today through sunday. 8:35 here on the east coast, coming up it's a busy morning at the old south pancake house in texas where lawrence jones, whose also speaking at cpac, is having breakfast with our friends, hey, lawrence. >> ♪ >> talking to folks all morning of course but first i've got to deliver foo

. >> yvonne went from supporting ben carson to trump. >> i saw in his heart and soul how much he loves our country and military. >> absolutely. >> pastor ken peters would also eventually get on the trump train. >> i was much more for ted cruz than i was for donald trump. and i knew hillary or trump, there is only one choice. it got to be trump. >> by 2016, donovan crowl is becoming more and more detached from reality. >> he wanted me to start collecting water and cash. my money in the bank. >> his really main thing with president obama was that he was going to declare martial law so he could stay president. he was trump all the way. but he hasn't voted in his life. >> never voted? >> never voted. >> by november predictions favored hillary clinton by a wide margin. her campaign had readied a fireworks display for election night and then it happened. >> unlike anything we've seen in our lifetime. donald trump wins the presidency of the united states. >> he won the presidency but for trump, it wasn't enough. hillary clinton had beat him in the popular vote. trump would tweet she only beat

ben carson, mike huckabee, john duffy, that's a big show. >> they could be diving into cpac. >> do they have an early out at? >> at such a long show, at some point we'll get to see them all. >> are we done right now? >> it's like a half day for you. >> dana: the biden administration waking up today to two big stories on its plate on the white house saying there is no mission accomplished in afghanistan. also telling americans or vaccine status is absolutely the government's business. good morning, i'm dana perino. bill is off today. >> good morning everyone, i'm trace gallagher. this is "america's newsroom." wherever you come down on afghanistan, it certain that the taliban is gaining ground in that region. >> dana: that is absolutely true. >> trace: in the meantime the white house was defending its decision to withdraw from afghanistan saying america's longest war cannot be won it militarily. >> dana: just as they seize more territory claiming 95% of the country is under their control. fox news is on the ground in afghanistan and we will bring you a live report from kabul where those f

ben carson. here is what is written.er to define critical race theory and anti-racism and attack those definitions are effectively debating themselves. they have conjured an imagined monster to scare the american people and project themselves as the nation's defenders from the fictional monster. doctor, who created the monster? >> it was the left who did this and they are basing this on some of the things that were said by people like vladimir lennon and marxists. lennon said give me your children to teach for four years and the seeds i plant will never be uprooted. what they are trying to do is actually indoctrinate the kids. this is not a new thing. this has been going on for a while. think we saw the fruits of it last summer in portland and seattle. these are people who are coming to age who have been taught to hate the united states of america and a lot of it is based on slavery. the 1619 project, many of the things and critical race theory. everything looking at race and going back to race and making the children th

carson valley. i after dinner, ben, melissa, her teenage brother craig and little alyssa, settled in the dental watch a movie. melissa remembers falling asleep on the couch when she woke up with a. start >> thinking i was late for work. it was 2:30 in the morning. i was like, oh i'm not late. so i went and got in the bed. >> crawled in with ben, she said. moonlight on the color covers. warmth inside. >> about an hour later is when i was woken up by the smell and then a loud noise. my ears were ringing. but at first i thought i was dreaming. >> the smell? >> yeah, it was the smell of the gunpowder. >> as she told it, she looked over at ben. saw by the light of the moon he appeared to have slept through whatever it was. she announced him. he didn't stir. >> so i was like, ok i'll go check it out. so i walked around our bed and got about halfway down the hallway and realized our front door was open. >> but you didn't see anybody? >> no. >> halfway down the hall, she said, cold air rushing in. she knew something was very wrong. so, she ran back to the bedroom. turned on the light. >> i went to go wake hi