the world health organization plan for a second study for the origin of covid-19 senator marsha blackburnnds off and caving into boudin critics claiming president biden deal to complete the nord stream to pipeline here why mike pompeo warns our national security is still at risk. let's take a look back at the newsmakers on "mornings with maria" in this edition of the week's talkers ♪ ♪. maria: what can we expect next in the space race, what is your reaction to jeff bezos. >> i'm not sure what's next i would guess he's going to try to continue to do woody's doing, make sure he does it safely and try to expand and figure out how to get his vehicle to low earth orbit. maria: way and on what you heard of gain-of-function research, was it taken place in the wuhan lab of virology. >> of course dr. fauci funded gain-of-function research, he can deny all the wants and his staff which is clearly gain-of-function research as it enough function research but it was. maria: there tried to take anybody associated with trump down, you said prosecutors are weapon rising the law for political purposes. >>

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joining us now, senator marsha blackburn.ie: i would like to start off what is happening right now. we're waiting for this procedural vote on a $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan that appears to have bipartisan support. $550 billion of new spending. your thoughts on the infrastructure plan as it would stand, do you support it? >> i applaud my colleagues who have worked hard on it. we have not yet seen the text of this bill. it is not available. we've been able to see a summary so, i can't support a motion to procedure when i have not been able to read the legislation. jackie: okay. fair enough. we're also dealing with a lot of issues right now. the economy, the delta variant of the virus, inflation, all these buzzwords keep coming up, we're talking about spending more money right now. your general lay of the land where we stand as a nation as we head into the fall. we're dealing with a pandemic that we're trying to put in in r view mirror. you have an administration trying to perpetuated the crisis >> people in tennessee say w

senator marsha blackburn always good to see you.tney spears taking to instagram this weekend to lash out at her family slamming her father over conservatorship and even her sister jamie lynn in a series of instagram post let's go to christina coleman live in los angeles, what is britney saying. >> we are witnessing a major ship of britney spears in the conservatorship case, legally she got a new powerful attorney matthew rosengarten who has represented other celebrities, also a big change in her demeanor on social media, in april she hadn't loose a post and she said she was totally fine, censored court testimony she's not holding back she sharing her 31.7 million followers with frustration and anger torture could and family members including her dad and sister and last night she posted this saying take me as i am or kiss my blank, she also wrote for those of you who criticize my dancing videos i'm not quite to be performing on any stages anytime soon with my dad handling what i wear, say, do or think i've done that for the past 13 y

joining me marsha blackburn, deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland, new york congresswoman claudiatenney, economic status patricia, marty makary, north dakota kelly armstrong and top border official art del cueto more on the far left now behind the scenes pressuring the white house to stand down on cuba sanctions as a publicly stay silent about the human rights atrocity, we have the new details on that report that the democratic national committee and other groups in the biden camp want phone carriers to monitor your text messages and your social media for potential misinformation from covid-19 vaccines. plus inflation today, the report coming out skyrocketing 13 year highs, that is not stopping senate democrats in the home stretch on a massive infrastructure spending plan we will talk to you about the spending and taxes there will tell you what bernie sanders and president biden now have planned, we are watching one of the first court cases that could head to the supreme court against a major university over its covid-19 vaccines mandate, doctor fauci dismissing new concerns over

blackburn: thank you, mr. president. begin i before my remarks, i do want to respond to my colleagues and his comments about the for the people act. which the democratic party is continuing to push. now, i will say that i am pleased to learn that many of my democratic colleagues are standing up against the jim crow era policies that their party put in place, the would, that their party did with the kkk and other ents

senator marsha blackburn. thank you for joining us.taying on the chain reaction of events hitting venezuela, the communist government there charged the number two official in the opposition party led by juan guaido with terrorism and treason. let's bring in former deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland. kt, he was arrested, he was seized from his car on a caracas highway, thrown into prison for torture. being tortured. this prison is known for torture. what do you say to this story? >> it is the same story whether cuba or venezuela the socialism doesn't work, communism doesn't work, the only people supporting the communist dictatorships, the united states senate, united states congress, the biden administration and couple of college campuses that is the moment of truth, do we believe in democracy or not believe in democracy? we have two movements in cuba, venezuela and again in venezuela people have taken to the streets. they demand change. they don't like the oppressive nature of their government. they don't like the government

bradley blackburn in new york. thank you so much. >>> so overseas, the death toll rose this morning following severe flooding in western germany. more than 90 people have died, and hundreds are missing. this was one of the hardest hit towns where several homes collapsed.toaigerege of rushing waterduhe old brick and timber houses to rubble. meantime, crews raced to rescue dozens of people who climbed to their roofs as the water rose. they used helicopters and inflatable boats to bring them to safety. hundreds of soldiers were also deployed to the area to help out. >>> there are bombshell alegations about the final days of the trump administration. a new book claims america's top general came up with contingency plans in case then-president trump attempted a coup to stay in power. kris van cleave has more including mr. trump's reaction. >> reporter: bombshell new details about the final days of the trump presidency. >> does anybody believe that joe had 80 million votes? >> reporter: as the former president pushed his

bradley blackburn is in new york city following the very latest for us. bradley, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the biden administration is focusing on that 12 to 27-year-old age group where vaccination rates remain low. they believe getting more young people to take the shot is crucial to protecting the entire population. from texas to california, there's no question who is still getting sick from covid-19. >> over 99% of our covid admissions have not been vaccinated. it's dramatic. it's stark. it is undeniable. >> 99% of all the cases occurring in the u.s. right now, hospitalizations and deaths, are among unvaccinated people. >> reporter: driven by the delta variant, new cases in 48 states are up at least 10%. in 32 states, they are up 50% or more. pop star olivia rodrigo visited president biden at the white house and encouraged younger americans to get their shots, just a quarter of the country's 12 to 15-year-olds are fully vaccinated. >> it's important to have conversations with friends and family members encouraging all communities

bradley blackburn, cbs news. >> our morning team will have the very latest on elsa and the search effort in surfside tomorrow starting at 4:30. >>> tonight a driver is accused of hitting and killing a man settin o road and then taking off. police say that the driver who hit the 20-year-old victim last night was drunk at the time with his 12-year-old child in the back seat. the man eventually turned himself in, telling police that he was distracted by fireworks at the time of the accident. >>> a bizarre theft in el dorado county. instead of putting out flames sparked by fireworks last night, a cal fire inmate decided to steal an engine and take it for a joyride. in fact, security cameras captured the wild ride at a truck rack business in shingle springs. you can actually see the inmate plowing through a fence and on to the property. one of the business owners couldn't believe what happened. >> tons of racks out here that got hit, upwards of 50 of the product, you know. a lot of these customers have been waiting eight weeks to steel shortages and increasing in steel price. >> no one got hu

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coronavirus joining us tonight to discuss senator todd young, fox contributor liz peek, marshall a blackburn, james comer, michael burgess from the house gop doctors coccus and brian babin on the house border security coccus, also we are monitoring actions on capitol hill and will have the latest on key senators bipartisan agreement on major infrastructure deal, expected procedural vote tonight, plus lady democrats are calling for president biden to erase student loan debt on top of the trillions in spending already ian proposed. but here's a problem in addition to where the money iset going to come from we have the details on that. the defined fallout after threats to cut the police board seattle's mayor is calling for more police, officers as violence is on the rise one major city goes to court to fight against hiring more police. and were also following president biden's move to boost private security as the tax surge how tough the president be with foreign actors, wait till you hear the staggering amount ofch money data breaches are costing in the united states. plus more mass confusion

elizabeth: look who's back, marsha blackburn, fox newsn.ontributor doctor marty mae carey, it's great to have you back on, first senator let's talk about dr. fauci defunding super virus research at the wuhan lab it's great to have you both on, he isde denying it was senator were getting deep dive into government documents revealing nih with funding super virus research, 20 years ago before sarge broke out in asia, what was your take on my happened on capitol hill. remark when trying to do is to evolve, what it means chouchou and participate with the wuhan virology lab, what we do know, there has been a stream of money going to the slab, we also know that it was a level two lab not a level three or four like the lab thatr they revealed that you would see that can do very complicated coronavirus research, we know eco-health alliance and peter daszak's group was involved in taking money from doctor fauci's group and then putting it to work in the lab, we also know that president trump had cautioned and said stop giving money to the slab, the l

the two of you have been wonderful, senator blackburn and dr.ary, thanks for joining us to break this down. really terrific insights and analysis. we will have you on soon. >>> next up the white house's marquee infrastructure plan now to be on the brink. looks like house democrats need to build bridges to their own rank-and-file. house democrats are slamming leadership including pelosi in an explosive conference call for botching the negotiations. representative byron donalds is next. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. >> the idea that we're going to create this big pile of debt and somehow that is going to take the pressure off inflation that gets you a failing braid in any economics 101 course i can think of. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn... claire could only imagine enjoying chocolate cake. now, she can have her cake and eat it too. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? that building you're trying to buy, you shou

steve: joining me now to react one of the other speakers at the event marsha blackburn.at were your thoughts on how it went down? >> steve it was fantastic. a lot of love and appreciation for president trump and his policies. he really represents what people are thinking right now. they are in this fight for freedom the security moms are back in full force they are concerned about freedom not only in this country but looking at things that are happening around the globe and what is happening with china right now in cuba. they are concerned about the push for socialism. they are set up with big tech and ready to see something done. a great conference all around with a true focus on freedom. steve: let's put the numbers up talking about 2024 here are the results without donald trump on the ballot 60 percent but now let's look at the number with donald trump 70 percent for the gop nominee from the cpac attendees and ron desantis next and then and there is person there is 1 percent i think that really shows at least part of the gop. like you say the 2016 revolution is enduri

they do agree with what i was saying went, what blackburn and bill nelson has said.y concern has always been there is a sector of the democratic party that has a lot of influence that really doesn't vi ew space, the chinese space threat as a threat. and b, doesn't want to see america engage with another space race. they would rather make space like antarctica, a sanctuary from human activity, destructive activity. unfortunately we are well past that stage. space is here. it is not going away. there is a massive investment and it is growing from the private sector around the world. there is a massive interest from china and russia. it is a question of who will get there first and not whether we should go or not. host: is it because we have a couple minutes left. in a situation like that moon, why is it not possible for countries to share. why is that a u.s. thing? guest: the trump administration said we need to get it artemis accord, the new agreement between the world powers to figure out how to develop and exploit new resources -- l unar resources the way we do on e

no one knew much about until the last day or two joining us to discuss tennessee senator marsha blackburneading undocumented immigrants could receive legal status based on the processing claims and impact on gdp $120 billion democrats are determined to putut this in, wht is this all about this does not go into budget work, this is something. >> all of this to the democrats is infrastructure, that is what they keep saying and of course we know it is not, what they're trying to convince the iraqi people, they started out with a 6 trillion-dollar wishlist and they have hung that wishlist down to three and half trillion dollars of social programs and 1.2 trillion dollars in infrastructure people should be elated and so pleased, you and i know this is a budget buster and adds too our debt and were comig up on $30 trillion worth of debt we cannot afford what the democrats are putting forward and as you said amnesty for all benefits for all, the green new medicare, early childcare, eldercare these are all things that sound good on paper but the issue is how do you pay for this. larry: senator i

bradley blackburn has more on the vehicles that could be keeping students safe. >> reporter: teen drivers can be distracted and to have the experience to avoid a crash. that is part of the reason teenagers are three times more likely to be involved in a fatal accident compared to older drivers. consumer reports' jennifer stockbroker says that it is important to parents to have the right kind of car. >> parents try to get the cheapest car on the lot but you say would be the mistake. >> you want safety as you can afford. >> reporter: they teamed up with the insurance institute for highway safety to create a list of new and used cars for teen drivers. there are 90 vehicles ranging from $6400 up to $40,000. all received high marks for reliability and crash avoidance. vehicles performed well in crash tests. >> it is really important to select a vehicle for 18 that will help protect them if they do get in a crash. you want them to have as much protection as you can afford. >> reporter: newer vehicles have better technology to help prevent an accident in the first place. >> you want to skew to t

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apparently there have been no communist artist women ever which is really confusing from senator blackburnept they think it will help them stay in power because it's shared -- this is shared by the people they want to vote for them. once they are in office, they will stay in office because they will be able to say, well, i guess there is no socialism here so we are doing a great job, question mark? >> i also find that endurance of socialism marxism as the focal point of the attack, like, truly wild and somewhat baffling. mo brooks was at i question cpac, did two cpacs this year, i saw a speech of his in dallas warning about marks im. my departed grandfather, god bless him, roger haste sr., staunch anti-communist, big right winger, but he was around when there was a soviet union and a cold war. it's wild to me this has continued down through the generations as such a central talking point, meghan. >> that's right. and actually, like, on the merits, i don't think that taylor swift would be the first in line in the marxist revolution. i think she built up a lot of goodwill. >> true. no, she w

senator blackburn, euronext. sen. blackburn: i appreciate the hearing on this. i thank all of you for being here today. i think it is going to be important that we look at the entire prescription drug chain when we are talking about possible anticompetitive behavior. the middleman, the parma state benefit managers -- pharmacy benefit managers control nearly four out of five prescriptions written in the u.s. that is astounding. this is a vast arena of influence if they have issues that end up being life and death issues, especially concerning to me is the fact that they are controlling the access to so many of these pharmaceuticals and mr. mitchell, as you mentioned in your comment, this is something that is opaque. this is a need for transparency. in addition to this, health care middlemen have undergone vertical transformation with pbm with insurers, especially pharmacies and health care providers. vertical integration can result in inefficiency and consumer benefits. however, such integration can also lead to higher barriers for competition in each individual

now to be clear, i have no idea what blackburn is talking about.oes through these people's head it's like trying to follow directions from an annoyed parisian "i think he said the louvre is inside that mcdonalds. "i think what he said was, 'that's your louvre.'" "that seems very rude. with that said, do you want to go to mcdonalds? so republicans think the left wants to ban music they're also now arguing that the biden administration is going to use covid vaccine outreach as an excuse to come to your door and invade your privacy. texas senator, ted cruz tweeted last week, when the biden admin calls for targeted door to door outreach to get people vaccinated it comes across as a g-man saying "we know you're unvaccinated let's talk, comrade. ted, please stop using slang like g-man you sound like a rejected dick tracy villain beardsy mcscraggle is in charge of our getaway good news, big boy, i booked us all on a flight to cancun. bad news, it comes back tomorrow i want beardsy mcscraggle dead pacino got oscar nominated for that role and for that, the

[applause] >> i would like to introduce our next speaker, kevin blackburn, from the federal home loan bank of san francisco. [applause] >> well, again, it's an honor to be here this morning and, sam, with your giant shirt there, and i am the last one to speak and i am feeling like the cleanup like willie mays right now. but i don't know if you have noticed but there's been a common theme that has gone through each speaker today and that is the stories. you know, i have some facts to share with you, but facts tell, but the reality is that stories sell. and the stories of the people whose lives have been impacted by having access to quality, affordable housing are the things that drive us to keep working hard to provide justice and equity for those who need it most. so i'm privileged that the federal home loan bank of san francisco, this is, like, the best thing that i get to do. i spend a lot of times on planes, well, prior to the pandemic, anyway, a lot of time on planes going back and forth to d.c.. and that is hard work. but this is really where it all makes a difference. so, you kn

bradley blackburn has what is behind the lifeguard shortage. >> reporter: melanie arvallow is just oneclass away from protecting the pool. >> i want to be set and ready. she signed up for certification at life guard training new york. life guards are pulling in higher wages. >> if you are 16, it's pretty good. >> reporter: across the country, life guard pay is going up due to a major shortage. the lack of guards has kept some pools closed this summer. >> you have been running classes nonstop. >> nonstop. >> reporter: head instructor nicki bird says instruction classes are filled and the pay raise is why many are diving into the seasonal job. >> it is going up from $17 to $25. we posted about a job that is $30 an hour in the hamptons. >> reporter: massachusetts is offering a $500 bonus. in texas, wages are up 30%. this school has trained nearly 2,000 life guards in 8 different states this year. they say nearly all of them have found jobs. scott benson is back in the pool, the 41-year-old dad life guarded in college. >> i can't even remember what they paid then. >> i bet it wasn't $20 an

blackburn: when we are talking to tennesseans, that comes up most often. it is a cardiovascular disease and they have a certain pharmaceutical or cancer. what they have two actually stay alive. they need every month and the cost for that and that discount not going to the customers. i appreciate that. mr. kades, i want to come to you. the commissioner from the ftc recently made a statement i thought was significant. the ftc largely stood by the people -- pbm industry consolidated to three main giants. it took steps to undermine state legislation. this would indicate there is an intentionality to what the pbm's have done. as you now have the three main ones, as i said earlier, they are there at the juggernaut, if you will, for four out of five prescriptions being made in this country. can the ftc or should the ftc do more to evaluate the anticompetitive behavior of the pbm's, or should this be given to someone else? mr. kades: thank you, senator. the ftc absolutely should look at pbm's. considering whether there is anticompetitive conduct in bringing cases

stuart: senator marsha blackburn, republican from tennessee joins us now.amongst illegals. nothing is being done about this, is it? >> well, it appears that nothing is being done about this because the administration and president biden don't have their facts right. how could he say there is a 90% decrease at the border when indeed we are watching the highest numbers that we have had coming to the border and they're expecting more? stuart, predicting 2 million crossings this year? this is something that we need to be thinking about and, look what has happened since joe biden was sworn into office six months ago and how we have had this uptick, now, as you're looking at title 42 and that removal, what are you seeing? more covid cases. what is also happening, they are sending these migrants around the country. you've got airplanes that are chartered, coming in, landing there in south texas. what are they doing? they're sending them to places like tennessee. so every town is a border town. every state is a border state. the concerns with covid, the delta varia

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>> thank you, senator blackburn. we are seeing an increase in the amount of fentanyl coming across the border not only in the south texas area, but primarily in arizona and southern california. the fepts nall that is being produced in mexico is being produced namely by the sin no lo cartel -- >> that is el chapo's cartel. >> yes, ma'am. and the cartel novacnj cartel that is also from the western part of the country. so, therefore, in south texas although seeing an increase in fentanyl we're not seeing it to the degree that our counterparts in arizona and in southern florida are. >> the majority of drugs that are on the street in the country come across the arizona border, correct? >> i'm sorry? >> the ma jor of street drugs in the country come across the arizona border, correct? >> the majority of street drugs in this country come across the entire southwest border. >> okay. >> from brownsville to san diego. it's -- that's where it's coming across. >> okay. >> our fentanyl has increased. like i said, but for us it is

chairman. >> senator blackburn, we thank you always for your thought full questions. this has been a really constructive hearing. we're going to have to bring it to a close. i do want to say on behalf of senator durbin, he called the first -- 12 years ago, the first hearing for the complete elimination of this disparity. he thought it was unjust then and he's still been leading in many ways as my mentor in this effort the fair sentencing act, the first step act has brought us closer to doing away with this wrong, but we can't let another decade go by without addressing this injustice. we need the equal act and we need to pass it into law. so i know senator durbin pledges himself to this mission. i do as well. and the great thing is we have a bipartisan coalition that's growing and some of my colleagues today have demonstrated their openness at least to -- potentially working with us on that. i want to put into the record letters of support for the equal act from the major cities chiefs association, from the due process institute, from the national district attorneys a

bradley blackburn, cbs news, new york. >>> elsa is expected to move into canada, and in the atlantic, later tonight, as a post-tropical cyclone. it's the fifth named storm on record this year. >>> let's switch back to our heat wave and near record temperatures in death valley. the central california region is already known as one of the hottest places on earth, but thanks to this blistering heat wave, death valley could reach a record-breaking 130 degrees this weekend. it could even break earth's all- time record of 134 degrees. that was set back in 1913. >>> farther south, palm springs fire crews rescued a hiker and 100 a degree heat. he got trapped on the side of the cliff and was able to call 911 on his cell phone. rescuers used a helicopter to reach him. >> still had a cell phone signal will. but look at the way he was dressed. pair of shorts. the sun is going to cook you out here. >> firefighters worn no one should ever be hiking when it's above 100 degrees. >>> june was north america's hottest month on record, according to a new european study. researchers say that last month's

reporter bradley blackburn explains. >> reporter: teen drivers can easily be distracted and don't have the experience behind the wheel to avoid a crash. that's part of the reason teenagers are three times more likely to be involved in a fatal accident compared to older drivers. consumer reports jennifer stock berger says it's important terrence make sure new drivers have the right kind of car. >> for a lot of parents, the impulse might be to buy the cheapest car on the lot. if you said that, it would be a mistake. >> right, you want to get as much safety as you can rd >> reporter: consumer reports teamed up with the insurance institute for highway safety to create a list of new and used cars 14 drivers. there are 90 vehicles ranging in price from $6400 to nearly $40,000. all received high marks for reliability and crash avoidance. vehicles also performed well in crash tests. >> it's really important to select a vehicle for 18 that will help protect them if they do get in a crash. you want them to have as much protection as you can afford. >> reporter: newer vehicles have better technol