as you know, guy benson, china does not have a great track record with muslims.ll you have to look at the million plus uighurs have been thrown to concentration camps. many of them never heard from again. i see the taliban is desperately optimistic about this relationship. but i don't think it's going to be. >> you know who is also really horrible to muslims? the taliban who slaughters them all of the time. maybe there is a symbiosis there she is your word. look, when there is a power vacuum someone is going to fill it. trine is making a play not just for afghanistan but really stick this in her eye a little bit to underscore how embarrassing and humiliating all this is for us and they are more than happy to do that produce all the taliban today and yesterday driving up our equipment holding our guns and a little victory parade. another humiliation. i saw earlier this afternoon on a report radio for europe allegations at least a lot of our technology and some of our equipment is now been shipped out of afghanistan to to run to the iranian regime. when the biden m

guy benson, you're terrific, a great writer and we'll have you back on soon, guy benson. the border, reports that mexico warned the biden administration do not erase trump's policies, you will ignite a surge. we have tens of thousands of migrants potentially heading their way to the border. up next congressman mark green gives his take on the hearing today with top generals on the botched pullout from afghanistan. he was among those asking the questions. we have the update next. stay right there dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones elizabeth: breaking news own the border crisis. the department of homeland security intends to issue a new memo in coming weeks to end trump's remain in mexico program. he said they're going to wipe it out. we'll keep you posted on these developments. welcome back to the show, tennessee congressman mark green house armed services. you were at the hearing today. the top military commanders are contradicting t

also the democratic secretary of state of washington jocelyn benson. will recall that there were dozens of armed protesters gathered outside of her house a month after the presidential election threatening violence if she didn't overturn biden's victory in that state to. she and raffensperger are both among many officials from both parties who have been threatened in states around the country. but who are now advising this new effort to stand up and provide top shelf, pro bono legal defense to these elections officials to really do need defending. joining us now is michigan secretary of state joscelyn benson, she is on the advisory board of the eoldn that was just announced today. secretary benson, thank you for being here with us tonight, i appreciate you taking the time. >> i appreciate you covering this, thanks for having me. >> let me ask you first of all about your own experience, these last few months. starting after the election. how that led you to decide to take part in this effort? >> listening to your recounting of the ongoing threats that a

. >> reporter: democrat jocelyn benson is michigan's secretary of state, the chief elections officialand the administrator for the commission. >> this commission is charged with listening to people. they're taking everything into consideration. but they've also been explicitly charged with not taking partisanship into consideration. >> reporter: before this redistricting cycle, the maps in michigan were drawn by the legislature itself. in 2010, that body was controlled by republicans, and the resulting maps were heavily tilted in the g.o.p.'s favor. >> we were very good at playing by the rules, and using the rules to our advantage. "we" being the republicans. >> reporter: jeff timmer is a former executive director of the michigan republican party, and he was a consultant to republican legislators in 2011 as they drew legislative maps. even in 2018, where democratic gubernatorial candidate gretchen whitmer won a ate-wide vote by nearlyen percentage points, democrats failed to win control of the state house, the state senate, or aajority of the state's 14 congressional seats. >> we were

benson. they play her voice to make gitmo prisoners tough. fox news contributor, to the. welcome back to the show, dave, the last time you were on was the first show, am i correct in that? dave: that is correct, greg. gladys, your inflatable girlfriend, we went out to dinner she did noted shut up the entire time. i am shocked. >> greg: that was not gladys, that was glen. having hormone treatments hence the weight gain. >> dave: before we do anything else i came on the first show which was in april. >> greg: right. >> dave: and i said on the first show you would be number one in late night by the end of the year. you did it in four months. >> greg: yes. >> dave: four months. [applause] and it's unclear to me whether it's because you're so charming and handsome and witty or whether the other guys are so absolutesly horrible. i'm trying to figure it out. greg: i think my competition is kind of sad and pathetic. but i'm not gonna let that stop me from reveling in my success. i'm still a winner da

cowardice from roger goodell, the commissioner of the nfl, one of his top assistants, troy benson, theseint george floyd, they have swallowed all of that b.s., and so now we have two separate national anthems being played at nfl games. the players that stood for that black national anthem, it is a fine song, it's appropriate at churches. but they don't know the lyrics to this song. they don't know the history to this song. it's a song that was made and constructed and in celebration of abraham lincoln in 1900. and it's not -- it has become the so-called "black national anthem." but even having a black national anthem violates every tenant that football and sports are supposed to be about. and it's about unity and coming together under one umbrella, under one goal, under one mission. >> sean: we have the most unifying event of people celebrating a sharedd passion, sports fans are passionate.in they are passionate about the sport, their home team, and it unifies everybody, and i am looking at this than i am saying, you know something, we are the united states of america, and being together

host of the guy benson show on fox radio.d and the president himself on friday, say that this will cost zero, that came -- kept on come up like it was a talking point. what about that? >> it's ridiculous. and they keep saying this. and i suppose what they're trying to say is because it's paid for it didn't cost -- it doesn't cost anything, which is preposterous on its face. it's like saying my kids' education, college education didn't cost anything because i was able to raise the money to pay for it it's ridiculous on its face but it does show you that there is at least some resistance, obviously among democrats to this level of new spending on top of the reckless spending that went on all through the obama and trump years as well. so people are balking at this. remember, bret, the price tag is, you know, 3.5 trillion on paper but it would be upwards of 4 trillion by the time all is said and done let's' assume they have to compromised and cut in half that's still $2 trillion more in social spending on top of everything else.

joining us now is michigan secretary of state, secretary benson, on the new advisory board of the new election official which is just announced today. thank you for being with us today. >> i appreciate you covering this, rachel. let me ask you about your own experience these last few months starts after the election and how that led you to decide to take part in this effort. >> yeah. listening to your recounting the ongoing threats, the very specific threats we continue to receive, i was reminded about last december when it took law enforcement nearly 40 minutes to arrive at my home despite knowing an hour before people were going to arrive and it would likely be a gathering at my house that night. so there is, i think, an ongoing need for more support for election officials. and with this network of 30 bipartisan election administrators, lawyers and experts around the country, it is about essentially protecting and defending those election administrators who protect and defend our democracy every day against these historic, real, specific threats that we are receiving daily, even now

at santa rosa jc, a multipronged approach is helping students, like benson. >> i had a drop all of myclasses. >> reporter: virtual learning proved nearly impossible. >> i didn't have great wi-fi. i didn't have a really good computer. >> reporter: plus 5 of her six children and grandchildren move back in with her for a time. >> i just was like, i'm not going to make it. >> reporter: the school provided what she needed, food, emergency funding, and a computer and hotspot so she could return to classes. the school hosts food giveaways for more than 400 students and immunity members each month. it is on hundreds of laptops, provided millions of dollars in emergency financial assistance, and offered mental health services and hotel vouchers for homeless students. >> we are prepping ahead. >> reporter: oftentimes students are not aware of free resources they can use. michael lemus of the california student aid commission, the statewide government agency that administers financial aid. for the first time, it is leading online workshops that teach more students how to apply for state and fede

and for me personally that's where i saw one of my first concerts was george benson in 19 [cough] butbackstage and meet some people, that was another place where we had to take the bus and walk all the way up the hill from vermont. so to actually drive him and take him there was amazing.

you meditate in action, is based on him, but shall into no, tell it the and the benson needs based approach. and any money to an action, you need to speak with everybody. you even have to speak with terrorist organizations when necessary to provide the sisters to people. do you believe the taliban is still a terrorist organization? as it has been judged in the past? i think the tale by now want to rule the country and we don't know what's going to happen. as i said, the situation is unpredictable. but i think that, that he's at least a part of the leadership of the tale about that would like to have got his done as a country recognized by the international community and would be ready to pay a price for that. you say part of the leadership in your assessment, how united is the taliban right now? well, we know that it's the news that that are complex negotiations in the formation of the government. so it is clear that the group that was formed as a tale button was formed is not exactly like a social democratic part. the northern europe. i mean, it's a group, i'm sure, with divisions with dif

[cheers and applause] guy benson, kat timpf, tucker carlson, our studio audience. "fox news @ night," shannon bream is next. i love you, america! >> shannon: welcome to "fox news @ night," very busy news night. buckle up. a growing crisis on our southern border where an encampment in texas is being compared to a third world country. latest images showing thousands of haitian migrants under a bridge and rapidly deteriorating condition waiting for processing by the u.s. government. speak of the fact got chuck schumer the leading democrat publicly blasting the president over this is actually a big deal. >> shannon: under immense pressure from a growing number of media outlets putting spotlight on the issue. and democrats who are unhappy with how the situation is being handled. >> we are following this trump policy. he's the one not following what is and what is not allowed, those they can rescue, those delay into the country what are we doing here? >> new reports being what is said in public... is not the full story as many of the haitian migrants are also on planes a

instagram @kennedynation, facebook @kennedyfbn, email kennedy@foxbusiness.com tomorrow night guy bensonllies have been left behind as we learn the u.s. government that even summits its own journalists and the rush to exit afghanistan. top pentagon leaders the stunning admission to the relationship with the terraced taliban. we'll be speaking with spencer's soul than his former afghan translator and just moments. later this hour former navy seal jason redman who is part of a volunteer group working to rescue allie

driving into new orleans last night, you saw the skyline, benson tower and super dome were lit up. canal street, lights are on. but the second you step out of new orleans and go to some of the outlying parishes, you see blocks and blocks of neighborhoods still in the dark. the city of new orleans now this morning is about 70% restored in terms of power, which is fairly remarkable, when you consider that there was a transmission tower floating down the mississippi river only a matter of days ago. the state of louisiana figures from entergy, largest provider, 370,000 customers without power. more than half the grid is back online for the state. that's all great news. there are so many neighbors we have spoken with like here in kenner near the new orleans airport say we can only get by a couple more days like this. it is unfair some are getting power back and we don't have it yet. you mention heat and rain. blistering temperatures last week that easily approached 100 degrees, especially with heat index. monday, parts of the state of louisiana saw rainfall that prompted flash flood war

benson dominick j. berardi james patrick berger steven howard berger john p. bergin alvin bergsohn daniel d. bergstein graham andrew gregory. michael j. berkeley donna m. bernaerts. david w. bernard. [bell ringing ] . >> a blessing for our brothers and sisters. and families. their friends and their loved ones. this is "i'll see you in my dreams." ♪ the road is long ♪ and seeming without end ♪ the days go on ♪ and i'll remember you, my friend. ♪ and though you're gone ♪ in my heart, you're there it seems ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ i got the old guitar ♪ there by my bed ♪ all your favorite records ♪ and all the books that you read ♪ and though my soul feels like it's been split forever ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ when the summers come to an end ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ we'll meet and live and love again ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ around the river bend ♪ for death is not the end ♪ because i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ when the summers come to an end ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ we'll meet and l

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getting hammered by members of the congress right and left, it is time for our sunday group guide bensonio, kathryn lucy who covers the white house for the wall street journal and fox news political analyst, kathryn how worried is the biden white house about the situation at the border which is bad and particularly the last two weeks seem to be getting worse, how worried are they about the political fallout and do they have any answers. >> your coming under heavy criticism from both parties and republicans arguing that the policy is argumentative and democrats frustrated about the evacuation flight and the images at the border and use all secretary mayorkas there trying to argue that there handling it and moving forward and certainly president biden on friday said he takes responsibility for the situation at the border and he spoke about the images of the agents being outrageous. it's a big thing to think about in these pressures aren't going to go away and they could continue to deal with this, they don't have a lot of political support from allies and for the president is testing his p

. >> michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson on the advisory of the election official legal defense, thank you for joining us tonight. thanks for helping us understand. >> thanks for having me, rachel. thank you. >>> if you are a lawyer watching me right now, particularly if you are affiliated with some big law firm that does pro bono work, if you go to the legal defense website, there is two places that you can input information in there. one is if you are an election official who needs help, you can ask for it there. the other thing they're asking for there is they're soliciting help from lawyers. they want good lawyers to represent election officials potentially in all 50 states in the country to sign up and volunteer to do that work. we'll post online on our website tonight how to reach them directly. all right. we'll be right back. stay with us. ight back. stay with us and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and

benson of fox news radio.the white house for "the wall street journal," and fox news political analyst juan williams. catherine, how worried is the biden white house about the situation of the border, which is bad and particularly these last two weeks are getting worse. how worried are they about the political fallout, and do they have any answers? >> chris, they are coming under heavy criticism, as we just saw, from both parties. republicans arguing that policies are too permissive, democrats frustrated about the evacuation flights, and the images of these agents at the border. saw secretary mayorkas earlier in this program, they are trying to argue that they are handling it, that they are moving forward. certainly president biden on friday said that he takes responsibility for the situation of the border. he spoke about the images of the agents being outrageous. i think the big thing to think about as we look forward here is that these pressures aren't going to go away and that they are going to continue to

kennedy: brad, please don't tell guy benson, but you are my new gay boyfriend.beautifully done, man panel. >> thank you. kennedy: the government's secret ufo program now promising new details so shocking, they will have profound implications for all of humanity. what does he know, what is he going to tell us? plus later, it's wednesday! this is kona enjoying the great outdoors. use the hashtag kenadog! ♪ ♪ makes are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on home town fields. and the future she promises. when we made grand wagoneer, proudly assembled in america, we knew no object would ever rank with the best things in this country. but we believed we could make something worthy of their spirit. as someone who resembles someone else... but we believed we could make i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off t

i don't want to bet on like volkswagen versus tesla versus benson that's boring for me this is the company that's exciting, building out infrastructure by 2030 it's estimated that something like 30% of all light vehicles sold will be electric vehicles even if that's overstated, let's say directionally it's right and only 20% or 15%, that's going to be a lot of charging stations and a lot of needed infrastructure and to me this was one of the better pure plays to capture that so i'm in the stock. we'll see what happens. >> yeah. >> and i'm still learning about it i don't want anyone to just blindly follow me in please do your own research and please think about whether or not it makes sense for your portfolio because it makes sense for me it doesn't necessarily make sense for you >> well, it's a good point you got 20 as a stop loss. stocks up 10%. i guess, josh, to raise a little money as part of the other side of the trade, bristol myers, you sold it, how come. >> i bought it on technicals and it was breaking out. and it didn't work so i'm selling it probably a buck or so lower than where

efforts in the aftermath of the storm, assessing damage, we have retrieval ifrts at our brook at bensonnd main. we had witness accounts of two individuals, young adults, one male and female may have swept into the brook, into the river. we have divers and firefighters presently determining the best course of action to try to see if they can identify individuals. i want to say i hope not, or retrieve bodies, hoping against home the individuals are found safe. we were told from people that they were very good swimmers, the individuals that identified the people the potential people there. last night, firefighters, police, emergency responders, their commitment, their efforts result in many lives being saved, and many more lives being prevented from more tragedies in the city. i want to thank the efforts of those reporting and showing images of what was truly going on. sometimes people don't get it. we asked individuals to stay home. individuals went through barricades. some cases, they were swept away and they drove into waters, found themselves trapped. it has been a challenging experien

juan williams is a fox news analyst and guy benson political editor at town hall.com host of the guys there is this frustration about data and policy decisions based on data and are we getting the right data? >> i think it's a very legitimate question. i think the study that you just cited about hospitalizations is very important because there is a distinction it would seem maybe there should be when it comes to crafting policy between people who show up on a hospital because they have covid symptoms and they feel like they are bad enough that they need to be hospitalized that's a serious thing. of course, that happens on a wide scale. there are people in icu, that's not a myth. there are many others it would seem people show up to the hospital for other reasons. incidental to covid. has nothing to do with cody but required to take a test. they test positive. that is counted in the big bucket nationally hospitalization whether it's caused by covid or being treated for covid or not that does muddy the picture when it comes to policy and what direction we should head because we need to

it did not work so well for benson -- for citizens who did not have inc. accounts. -- bank accounts. global influence was a driver for china. to combine is digital currency with its road initiative. the most important reason is who is going to set the standard? if future money is digital, who is going to set the standards? china has been very advanced and setting the standards. that is why the u.s. needs to be more upfront about experiment and with it so we can be a standard setter anyway. >> i go into any additional time in the second round. i want to ask all of you to answer this. why don't you get started, dr.? what other than speed and cost? why else would we want to do a digital dollar? >> in addition to the advantages that were mentioned, when that came up earlier was the fact that -- one victim of earlier is the fact that could be currencies you do not want her being heavily used in your -- you have cryptocurrencies you do not want being used been heavily used. those can become popular because cryptocurrencies have advantages for smart contracting f

because it was in the midst of an intervention my family was coming together with the help of olivia bensonmes -- >> i love you. >> oh. >> see what i mean >> was chemistry like this back in the '90s when you screen tested for this back in the day? >> immediately. >> immediately. >> based on comedy really. >> truly it was an instant, instantaneous connection that is inexplicable, that has only grown. and i look at it as a gift but the second we met, it was like -- >> did you ever date for real? >> for four years and we just broke up two months ago. don't tell our spouses we met at the screen test. >> she was an l.a. girl, i was in new york. >> you met at the screen test. do you feel like your chemistry is how you both got the roles? that worked so well, the producers were like, these -- >> buy one, get one free >> i always say that we went in and i was telling her a story that had a good, nice finish, punch line and i had -- i told them, can you hold on one second i wanted to finish the story all the suits are going -- >> what's going on here? when i walked in, i scanned it and i went, that'

then i worked for texas senator lloyd benson who was picked on the ticket with mike dukakis.n i got to know bob bollic. i ran his first and second campaign for lieutenant governor. he was the last democratic lieutenant governor in texas. i also helped in that '90 race ann richards win the race for govern oosh, somebody we all look back on fondly in this. i was for years in that -- i got to usual bush personally. i liked what bush had done. he worked with bob bullic, who is a democratic. he worked with a democratic speaker. my thought was if we could do what we did in texas in the '90s up in washington, it would be a better place. it didn't turn out that way. as you know i had a public break with the president over the war and some other issues. it became very public on the front page of the "new york times." so my movement has always been -- i always pride myself, i think, on -- no matter the consequences, trying to tell the truth and trying to relate to people what's going on regardless of your party affiliation. as i said, i think the only vehicle today to save the republic

benson. dominick j. berardi. james patrick berger. steven howard berger. john p. bergin.in bergsohn. daniel david bergstein. graham andrew berkeley. michael j. berkeley. donna m. bernaerts. david w. bernard. [bell chimes] [bell chimes] >> brothers and sisters. families. friends in loveland. this is i will see you in my dreams. ♪ the road is long seeming without end. the days go on, i will remember you my friend. and though you are gone. and my heart's been emptied it seems i'll see you in my dreams i got your guitar here by the bed all your favorite records and all the books that you read and though my soul feels like it's been split at the seams i'll see you in my dreams i'll see you in my dreams when all the summers have come to an end i'll see you in my dreams we'll meet and live and love again i'll see you in my dreams yeah, up around the river bend for death is not the end cause i'll see you in my dreams [harmonica playing] i'll see you in my dreams when all the summers have come to an end i'll see you in my dreams we'll meet and live and love again i'll see you in m

three times as long as the average between declines of 5% or more since world war ii, so as brooke bensonmatter of time my response would be no not on a 5% to 10% decline. people keeping money on the sidelines waiting for a 5% decline will get that after the market has risen 10% >> right sam, i know you love statistics like these but when you look at the overlaying issue, the one thing people come back to again and again is that there's nowhere else to put your money the fed has set the situation where you have to be in stocks not to mention all the government stimulus money that's out there, people working from home have more time to put money in the markets and more interest in it too. what do you think about those ideas >> i think they are absolutely right with the ten year yield hovering around 1.3% that's actually more attractive, the stock market is more attractive than bonds and stock market offers greater capital appreciation potential also when you look to high quality, dividend to risk type stocks that pay even superior dividend yields well then income investors should start thi

benson dominick j. berardi james patrick berger steven howard berger john p.michael j. berkeley donna m. bernaerts david w. bernard. [ bell tolls ] >> may god bless our fallen brothers and sisters, their families, their friends and their loved ones. this is "i'll see you in my dreams." ♪ the road is long ♪ ♪ and seeming without end ♪ ♪ the days go on ♪ ♪ but i'll remember you my friend ♪ ♪ and though you're gone and my heart's been emptied it seems i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ i got the old guitar here by my bed ♪ ♪ all your favorite records and all the books that you read ♪ ♪ and though my soul feels like it's been split at the seams, i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ when all our summers have come to an end i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ we'll meet and live and laugh again ♪ ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ yeah up around the river bend for death is not the end ♪ ♪ 'cause i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪♪ ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ when all our summers have come to an end ♪ ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ we'll meet and live and lo

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