secretary benson: okay. so yeah, i mean, we saw early on that misinformation was really going to be the biggest threat to election security. and misinformation particularly perpetuated by those in our country with perhaps the largest platforms of anyone. so this question of how you protect voters' minds from being infiltrated by lies in a way that would ensure that it's still be able to have -- it still be able to have confidence, rightly placed confidence in the security of the elections, one of the most significant things that we were planning to tackle throughout the year. of course, things changed a year ago today when we got our first cases of the coronavirus reported in michigan about two hours after the polls closed in our presidential primary, which was also a year ago today, but i'll talk about that later. with regards to the misinformation coming from the president at the time and the threats and the challenges, which we in michigan really experienced in multiple ways throughout the past two years,

i want to have this conversation with the michigan secretary of state, jocelyn benson.ow we've been having a little bit of a technical issue getting hold of her. so i'm going to ask my control room -- very good. we've got secretary benson. secretary, thank you for being with us. there you are in person. i'm glad we were able to connect with you. what was the goal of this effort? i know you like the numbers, you like the statistics, you like the detail in the job of being secretary of state. so i think you're generally inclined to work this sort of thing. but what did you find out when you undertook the study? >> if you took the list of things that worked to ensure people on both sides of the aisle could vote safely and securely and compare that list to all the policies being proposed in michigan, they were the same. in other words, every policy that was proposed was undoing the very policies that worked so well in michigan in 2020. and then if you start looking to other states like georgia, like arizona, like texas, like iowa, like wyoming, you know, the list goes on. y

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i am guy benson and for kennedy this week. we finally got video of 1 of the detention centers, the biting administration does not want you to cpb are taking a look at this video from donna, texas. kids are all over latin america held in a wildly overcrowded warehouses and tent cities as they await processing. don't take my word for it, listen to the agents on the ground. >> the capacity for this location for covid is 250 bird we are holding over 4100 subjects in this location alone. so you did the mapco. we're way over capacity we are like 7 100% over capacity. >> based upon what we've already apprehended and what is remaining in the fiscal year, we will have approximately about a million apprehensions or encounters this year. >> a million and you think it's bad now, cnn reports internal government estimates claimed, as we just heard, 1 or maybe even 2 million migrants will attempt to enter the united states this year but that's equivalent to the entire population of houston, texas bird the only people who do not seem to think

he's back some foxes read all of the world its gate contract guy benson. news contributor leslie marshall with the west coast perspective. and of course recent editor at large and cohost of the fifth column podcast it is now. [laughter] is going to say a bad word i'm not matt welch is here. to studio up to be a nice lady, welcome everyone. congrats and the new digs kennedy i really like it. so gaia, the teachers unions are -- they can be summed up in that rant. and one person sort of represents all of the teachers union spree that is randy weingarten. she is the one who's been so instrumental in keeping kids out of classrooms saying that the cdc does not understand science. although there are reports saying kids can return to classes of 3 feet of social distancing was arrived at through science, what are your thoughts? >> i'm glad you brought up randy weingarten in addition to the teacher iran california. among the most powerful unions in the country what is she been up to over the past few weeks questioning at a very public way self is all over the place.

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the host of the guy benson show on fox news radio guy benson and radio show host leslie marshall bothbutors and friends. leslie, start with you. when aoc says doesn't benefit us and you see the speaker of the house saying we'll do a study, right? who is us? who is aoc representing? >> aoc is representing her district in new york and one of the squad as you know and she is a key leader in the more progressive further left leaning faction of my party. the majority of us, myself included and np and others are moderate. 1869 and changed six time and it has been done and looked at. if the house speaker says i won't even put it to the floor for a boat and two big name senators on the left saying manchin and durbin not in favor of it. the president had said he wasn't in favor of it and has been looking into it since. >> harris: is that what he said? >> i'm not sure this would come about and a lot of things that aoc puts forth because it is not the majority of the democratic party don't necessarily bear out to end up in her favor or the progressive faction of the party. >> harris: i've heard

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secretary benson, good to talk to you, thank you for being with us. don't know how much of that i got right, but it does seem something that seems like a need democratic trick to be able to get people to introduce legislation, might be used as a workaround to the actual democratic process and might work at restricting votes in michigan. >> exactly right. you are talking about 4% of the voting age population being utilized to make the rules, the democracy that would apply to the other 96% of the voting age population. as you rightly pointed out, these are rules that have been well settled and embraced by the vast majority of voters on both sides of the aisle in our state. the ability to vote absentee, to use drop boxes, which are wildly popular and secure in 2020. so, what's most pernicious about, this is yes, the policies themselves, which is really an extension of the big lie, as we reflect on the tragedy of january 6th, recognizing the extension of those tragic events are these legislative maneuverings we are seeing all around the country and in mic

secretary benson compared to 39 republican bills in michigan to the republican bills in other states,hen she take -- that the bill that the governor of georgia signed into law. in both states republicans want voters to present proof of state i.d. with absentee applications, they both want to reduce draw boxes for a ballot and restrict ballot processing and counting which would delay voting results and lead to misinformation, and in both michigan and georgia, republicans want to bend election officials from proactively sending voter applications for absentee ballots. i want to have this conversation with the michigan secretary of state jostling benson, i think she's with us but i know we've been having some technical issues getting hold of her so i'm gonna use my control room, do we have her, very good we have secretary benson, secretary thank you for being with us, there you are in person i'm glad were able to connect with you, what was the goal of this effort, i know you like the numbers you like the statistics you, like the details in the job of being secretary of state so i think y

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hello, leo terrel, carly and benson. welcome to the big saturday show. here's what's on tap tonight. we'll. ♪♪ >> closer look at the controversy surrounding vaccine passports and what it means your privacy. florida's governor is outright banning them will understate follow suit? >> present biden, hunter has a new book coming up, opening up about his past drug use and changing tune on the infamous laptop that reportedly contains details of his foreign business dealings? could cause new headaches for his dad? ♪♪ >> aoc talks a big game but turns out she's one of the least effective members of congress according to a new study. we'll break out the details. >> major league baseball making a major file on this year's all-star game but mlb pulling atlanta's protest over georgia's new election mob. in addition that could cost the city as much as $190 million in lost to her revenue and projections. within 24 hours, milwaukee stepped up making it pitch to host the game democrats coming out in full support of the move including president biden, also claiming to ne

. ♪♪ hello, leo terrel, carly and benson. welcome to the big saturday show.e's what's on tap tonight. we'll. ♪♪ >> closer look at the controversy surrounding vaccine passports and what it means your privacy. florida's governor is outright banning them will understate follow suit? >> present biden, hunter has a new book coming up, opening up about his past drug use and changing tune on the infamous laptop that reportedly contains details of his foreign business dealings? could cause new headaches for his dad? ♪♪ >> aoc talks a big game but turns out she's one of the least effective members of congress according to a new study. we'll break out the details. >> major league baseball making a major file on this year's all-star game but mlb pulling atlanta's protest over georgia's new election mob. in addition that could cost the city as much as $190 million in lost to her revenue and projections. within 24 hours, milwaukee stepped up making it pitch to host the game democrats coming out in full support of the move including president biden, also claiming to new la

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show on fox news radio, guy benson. a welcome i'd like to start with you on this, you heard in the intro that taking with a all-star game out of georgia is estimated to cost $100 million in local revenue for those businesses. it's estimated that almost 50% of black and brown owned businesses in have closed for good and we know the population of atlanta is about 55% of black america, and in a customer the upcoming masters are being held, that the population is also 55% so my question is how is this a boycott over purported black and brown disenfranchisement that disproportionately affects black and brown on businesses, how is that a good idea? >> guy: of course, it's a terrible idea and frankly it's a bunch of lies about disenfranchisement and how this is going to restrict voting and the whole parade of horrible as we have heard about from the usual suspects, the overwhelming majority of it is baseless and completely untrue and pretty easily refutable if people are remotely interested in the facts. apparently, major leag

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. -- >> one of the other great figures that played a role in the book is jeremy benson, and those are the clichÉs about the constitution that you are speaking of and you've already eluded to how wonderful is this that they have a written set but you mentioned they were enthusiastic and they credit. where does he fit into this constitution writing? >> london particularly in the most direct way in south america a vast city with the most advanced printing networks and biggest pork network. so, if you are a revolutionary and if you are a political exile, one is to come to london. on the whole if you model with british politics, often on the constitutional right takes place in london and holds a session of people up to london and indeed beyond, coming to london using the transport information network of the global british empire to carry out. but out of the game and very much involved in the game. >> one of the anglo societies that plays a striking role, what do we need to know other than being able to located on a map. it is a very tiny gem where they meet with their technician companions

scott benson is with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and he's a leading researcher on pacific leatherbacks for centuries, perhaps 10's of thousands of these massive sea turtles would migrate in. >> to gorge on all the jellyfish, especially near monterey and marin counties. but aerial surveys in recent years. but the average number forging off california at just 55. >> we're really running out of time before this population could be extra paid an extra patients means essentially extinction. any particular spot. so this of the extinction in the pacific ocean. >> the pandemic has complicated. the conservation. it has the main research vessel out of the water at the moss landing marine lab, which is part of san jose state university with a year lost the transmitters that were placed on leatherbacks back in 2000, 19 are no longer sending data back. >> societies for ratios appetite for seafood is perhaps the biggest threat every year. there are fewer leatherbacks making their epic migration of about 7,000 miles between the shores of indonesia and the california coast in s

great and more recently benson it's become a kind of a passionate identity that. has to be. international fact it's the. national rivalries and the situation. so we have people saying with some extent in the political situation after an election suddenly things relatively small numbers smashmouth. well on that. very question become key players again because they are on the streets where people have to work when people are also not deplete disillusioned by they'll feel like demonstrate exactly who demonstrate. and so we have a sense included to let. it's their election and now he's back playing with the oligarchs foreign funding the i.m.f. from there and so on and all of that in the end is not actually going to really encourage him done memories ukraine. yeah the sad fact of the matter is is that people don't want to recognize particularly policymakers on the west that there is a. solution without a nation and ukraine that's why it doesn't work ok it's that his rhetoric is very artificial he may have had his recent waning. government shut down a number of russian language tel

so i have hair on al-jazeera a volcano on the caribbean island of some benson explodes and his biggest eruption gets and. how the city that never sleeps runs to switch to renewable energy by 2030. the recent april frosts for done damage to the videos france and probably does save the vignettes of hungry because that cold air and his disco to him is on its way east was not currently it's quite warm by day and by night in hungary in austria in fact much of eastern europe but that is about to change quite rapidly the culture and that's bringing these cold area means rain and snow not just the hard ground there mostly to stick on the higher ground but it's the cold nature of the year was rain will make it feel fairly miserable for most places now behind it it's slowly warming it's 12 degrees in london based on the 4 in zurich you'll notice and this is all progressing slowly eastward so don't expect to hang on to your 20 in sofia for example belgrade 15 down to 5 a 10 degree drop and he slowly recovers towards the end of the week this is the picture then for wednesday same progress vienna i

benson's work involves trying to see daylight in dark times as a funeral director grief therapist she prioritizes self-determined dying and grieving she worries about how dying has changed with the coronavirus. ending is this above all death has become much lonely and i think that's what hurts people the most not just those who are dying but also they left once that they can't say goodbye because they can't have physical contact that the visiting rules are so strict that making dying even more difficult at zahra bends has a video blog about death and mourning for which she produces films which she calls coffin stories. she says her aim is to build bridges. as a minister when i get the news that someone is dying then it 1st it's just something in my head from the way from my head to my heart is so much longer than just the distance between my hands it can be very helpful and comforting to really feel it to grow. but to really grasp it you have to be close by which the rooms of the pandemic do not allow. in berlin. experience that 1st hand when the virus claimed his mother's life. i too

from a volcanic eruption on the caribbean islands of benson's is now falling on barbados almost 200 kilometers away thousands of people have been forced to flee say the eruption could go on for weeks let's hear bryan reports. the caribbean island of sentiment sent transformed into a gray gloomy moonscape. streets and buildings blanketed by spewed from a nearby volcano. ended decades of inactivity on friday when it erupted in spectacular fashion there were several earthquakes and a column of ash was pumped up to 15 kilometers into the air we want to work on the river. and it's hampering the escape of thousands of people who are now in shelters across the island i am scared. means sulfur outlet in english it's the only potentially active volcano on st vincent which is home to about a 1000 people from the eruptions rained down on several neighboring islands including barbados nearly 200 kilometers away countries including venezuela cuba ghana and the united states a sending aid to the island nation. crew ships have been sandton to help those fleeing the eruption but because of the pandemic anyone

serially only in a whole bunch of accolades we have to be extremely careful they were characters like benson back in the early eighty's you know that apparently weren't black enough and again black people are are not monolithic in the united can and can definitely attest to and this idea that we're going to let hollywood or anyone else determine what blackness is and what blackness isn't is very pernicious incredible in the wire as well as nic. what's your thoughts maybe that's why not the conversation here what's your thoughts in having a diversity chief at all in fact there's 2 at the b.b.c. . 2 high paid positions is there a fear that in order to warrant such a salary grievances well maybe they have to be followed even there if there isn't one in this case there's a lot of agreement that there isn't one in the 1st place or are does it have an important role to play in a modern diverse society. you know where a phrase i came up with recently is when you live by that quote unquote store you're going to the bookstore because when you go out there and try to have diversity and try to have inc

and that's at benson in oxfordshire, and for this particular weather station it represents the secondil night. but of course we are all very much in that chilly air with the wind is coming down from the north. look out in the next couple of days, something less cold coming on less cold westerly winds. it does mean though, a bit of rain and more cloud around. in fact, for many of us today it is cloudy compared with the last few, and even where you start with some sunshine the satellite picture is showing cloud increasing. most places though with a dry afternoon, still a few snow showers brushing the far north and north—east of scotland. we'll see some rain washing in towards northern ireland as we go into the evening. temperatures though still very much rooted in single figures. after that chilly start, just a few sunny spells still around going into the evening. but we will see that rain into northern ireland pushing into scotland overnight, parts of wales and the western side of england. towards the far south and east of the uk, this is where you will still have some clear spells and

yes it's true that we did this with not so they can iran in $53.00 yes it's true we did this with benson in guatemala 54 we overthrew i ended up with 73 but that was all a long time ago no it wasn't a long time ago the overthrow of the government of ukraine and we know the united states is involved we have a record of the telephone conversation between victoria nuland and the u.s. ambassador geoffrey pyatt we know what they were up there that's just a few years ago this is an ongoing thing that the united states is always doing and that's where it's all it's it's laudable election well we're getting to a situation in which 1 the losing side does not accept the outcome of an election let's not let's go back to 2016 we don't want you 16 the losing side the democrats refused to accept that outcome as of to undermine that election so now we've got a 2020 alexion and again the losing side does not accept the outcome and we can be absolutely certain that given the 5050 country the united states is at the moment that the 2024 election will be very close and we can be sure that the losing side w

happy easter and hello, leo terrel, carly and benson. welcome to the big saturday show.closer look at the controversy surrounding vaccine passports and what it means your privacy. florida's governor is outright banning them will understate follow suit? >> present biden, hunter has a new book coming up,

guy benson said moving to louisiana which requires voter i.d.er days of early voting and does not allow no excuse absentee voting. i.e. more restrictive than georgia. >> this is just another example. "the washington post" itself pointed out that georgia was going to have more voting rights and easier voting access in 2022 than they had in 2020. as we said before, major league baseball pulled out the all-star game. and more stringent voting rules, same thing joe biden's home state of delaware representing for 40 years. this is insanity. everybody followed the mob and didn't look at the actual facts. welcome to 2021 and it ain't getting any better with joe biden and office. >> shannon: steve, will smith and antoine said we can't in good conscious provide support to a government with voting laws designed to restrict voter access and it goes on from there, steve. >> what about california? you can make these comparisons on and on. i don't know the way he lives, but i'm sure he spends a lot of time in hollywood. will smith is perfectly entitled to his

i spoke to the benson's from miami. here is what they had to say. >> after seeing what the other women went through, i would not have risked it with the johnso and johnson. >> i want johnson and johnson because i don't want two shots. so i was hoping i could get johnson and johnson. >> hallie it is notable that part of the deal was that there would be new warning and guidance on consent forms and information packets. this is a consent form saying are you a woman 18 to 49d so they're flagged if someone isn't aware that is the demographic primarily involved with the 15 severe cases of blood clots so far. >> thank you to all of you for the developing news on the latest on the pandemic. we want to turn to some breaking news. justices announcing that for the first time in a decade they're going to take up a big issue in a gun rights debate. how much protection does the second amendment give you for carrying a gun outside of the home. pete, give us some background on the case. >> in 2008 the supreme court said for the first t

we will be right back with one of our favorite long-standing guests, alexon benson. on the show a lot, so of course he has a hit piece on the cover of the "atlantic" magazine. as experience and joins us studio to respond. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: so, there was a time not that long ago when the most freethinking people in a society -- the people with the most questions, the deepest thirst for knowledge, the most curiosity, went into journalism because you got paid to ask questions and to challenge the t prevailing narrative. but sometime in the last ten years it has completely inverted and now the most close-minded people in society work in journalism, but not as journalists, as gatekeepers crushing and suppressing anyone who deviates from the approved script of the regime in power. so that is where we find alex berenson. a former journalist who asked a lot of inconvenient questions, many of them on the show. it should not surprise you that "the atlantic" magazine, one of the most craven and corrupted pieces of garbage in journalism, has a new cover story out this week,

hello, leo terrel, carly and benson. welcome to the big saturday show. look at the controversy surrounding vaccine passports and what it means your privacy. florida's governor is outright banning them will understate follow suit? >> present biden, hunter has a new book coming up,

why do they go after the skinny long cigarettes made by benson and hedges. >> julie: against 90 eurosijuana at the federal level. he missed pronounced criminal criminalizing menthol cigarettes. what kamala harris said, what's the deal with marijuana? she said we don't have the time to work on it. but they have the time for this to eradicate, try to eradicate minty cigarettes question right that's a higher priority? it's almost as if the two of them are antidrug drug war enthusiasts. >> greg: ryan, what about people like me, white person who likes menthol cigarettes when he chances to smoke? i feel i am being unfairly marginalized. >> ryan: i don't understand. >> greg: he already knows to ignore my question. you're learning. >> ryan: something in the break about -- you got strange tastes. what i don't understand is why this is being described this way. this actually has been in the works for over two years at the fda. this ban on menthol started under the trump administration, the fda commissioner. >> greg: then i am for it. >> ryan: the research was about the way in which menthol is s

scott benson is with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and he's a leading researcher on pacific leatherbacks for centuries, perhaps 10's of thousands of these massive sea turtles would migrate in. >> to gorge on all the jellyfish, especially near monterey and marin counties. but aerial surveys in recent years put the average number forging off california at just 55. >> we're really running out of time before this population could be extra paid an extra patients means essentially extinction. any particular spots in the city extinction in the pacific ocean. >> the pandemic has complicated the conservation. it has the main research vessel out of the water at the moss landing marine lab, which is part of san jose state university with a year lost the transmitters that were placed on leatherbacks back in 2000, 19 are no longer sending data >> societies for ratios appetite for seafood is perhaps the biggest threat every year. there are fewer leatherbacks making their epic migration of about 7,000 miles between the shores of indonesia and the california coast in south asia.

. >> shannon: i want to read something from jim benson, the naacp providence branch president, speakingidence journal said "this is outrageous, insulting, and divisive," your bill, he said it's exactly what we don't need right now. your response? >> you don't fight racism with more racism and that's exactly what this does. it is using race-shaming and neo-racism as a tool to stop racism. that's counterintuitive. and the problem is that since they keep looking for racism in every part of our life and every part of society, they'll never be satisfied. i don't think we have that much racism in america. i think there are other solutions, there are other reasons for disparity of outcomes. we can't guarantee outcomes. it just can't happen. is there -- is there differences in outcome? yes, and we can work on that, but it's not a was racism that does it and i think race-shaming our children should be off the table, and that is what this critical race theory does. it is divisive, it's poisonous. >> shannon: i want to ask you quickly, i know that there was a hearing this week at the education com