bret? >> bret: alex, thank you. special committee to investigate the capitol riot last january 6th. the vote was 222 to 190. along party lines with just two g.o.p. members voting yes. republicans contend majority democrats would turn the probe into a political exercise. house speaker nancy pelosi will appoint a chairperson at least 8 of the committee's 13 members, house republican leaders have not said whether they plan to participate. democrats are trying to blame republicans tonight for the spike in violent crime in america's cities. we brought you some of those stories over the past couple of days. but, so far, democrats have come up empty on ways to fix the problem with no new legislation pending. congressional correspondent chad pergram reports tonight from capitol hill. [siren] there is a cry for help from law enforcement. >> i'm often told by community members that they don't feel safe that they would like to see more police. >> some democrats don't see a problem. >> i also want to make sure that this hysteri

i'm bret baier. breaking tonight president biden says he is not looking for a conflict with russia but that he will respond if rush continue what's called its harmful activities. the american leader took nature a summit today with nato leaders in belgium. two days ahead of that meeting with putin in geneva, switzerland. white house correspondent peter doocy traveling with the president starts us off tonight from brussels. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. president biden has spent the past few days here in europe telling people he thinks america is back. as in he think thinks the u.s. has seen as stronger on the world stage now that he has been elected president and he is putting a premium on alliances like nato. >> america. >> very good for america. essential for america. >> peter: surrounded by nato allies. the president seemed to be in good spirits. >> it looks like the first day back at school seeing all your old friends again. >> most of the time. for example, he didn't have muc

bret? >> bret: mike tobin live in chicago. mike, thanks. the surge in violent crime will be a major factor in tomorrow's new york city mayoral primary. correspondent aishah hasnie has that part of the story tonight. a warning here some of the imimages in this piece may be disturbing. >> new york city's crime problem just got personal for at least one can on the campaign trail. as eric adams was consoling the family victimized by this shooting in the bronx over the weekend, his own campaign volunteer was being stabbed multiple times in broad daylight. >> is he doing fine. he is out of surgeries. the video was just horrific. someone came up behind him and repeatedly stabbed him. >> the former police captain brooklyn borough president is one of 13 democrats and two republicans on the ballot in tuesday's primary. and the path to city hall is likely paved with public safety policy. nearly every single crime category in may was up from last may. critics blame the defund the police movement and ba

bret? >> bret: quickly, peter. is there hope? are they signaling hope about these new bipartisan talks on infrastructure? >> yes. and the president name dropped -- or jen psaki name dropped bill cassidy as one of the new republicans that the president is talking to as he looks for another way to get the size of the package that he wants. so they are not saying this is something that is done and that they are moving on from. but they are saying that when the president goes overseas tomorrow for his first trip to europe as president, he is going it be in touch with lawmakers back here in washington trying to figure out how much money he can get for this package. >> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn, thank you. hear the white house side we would like to hear the bring in shelley moore capito. thank you for your time. what happened in your point of view? >> the president ended the talks today with me on a very cordle l call i'm extremely disappoint dollars because we offered the president basically what he asked us to do the f

bret? >> bret: mike, thank you.audience at male medical school she fantasizes about murdering white people. it was part of a race-hating lecture which is gaining attention and forcing yale into a tough position. correspondent david lee miller has the story tonight from new york. >> most people never heard of dr. aruna khilanani despite video she posted on tiktok to get attention. >> i'm the crazy one. >> now critics are saying the new york based psychiatrist should lose her medical license. during a lecture in april at the yale medical school the doctor who describes herself as a person of color talked about killing white people. after an audio recording of the lecture surfaced on the internet, a backlash erupted. >> i have fantasies of loading a revolver into the head of any white person who got in my way body and walked away. the school released a statement after the doctor's controversial lecture made headlines it reads in part, quote: school of medicine leaders reviewed a recording of the talk and found the tone

bret? >> bret: mike tobin in chicago. thanks.er with reaction to the governor's intention to build his own border wall in that state. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 12 as all 50 members of the city's rapid response unit vote unanimously to resign from that squad. it happened during a union meeting in response to the recent indictment of officer corey bud worth for allegedly assaulting a photographer with his baton during an overnight riot last august. the union says the blow to the head was an accident and the officer used the lowest level of baton force. fox 5 in san diego as victoria secret gets rid of its angels. the lingerie brand is launching a new initiative with ambassadors including professional soccer player megan rapinoe and indian actress prean can a chopra amid criticism over a alaska diversity. the new spokes women are primarily nope for accomplishments not related to modeling. and this is a live look at charlotte, north carolina from our affiliate fox 46.

bret? >> bret: william, thank you.m is claiming in a report that the library's rotunda here in washington, d.c. which houses the declaration of independence, the u.s. constitution and the bill of rights is appear example of what it calls structural racism. its report also says the founding fathers and other white historically impactful americans are portrayed too positively. one conservative critic says that report is the radical left's latest attempt to sow division and rewrite history. secretary of state tony blinken met with pope francis at the vatican. blinken is not saying they discussed an evident by some u.s. bishops to deny holy communion to politicians who support abortion right. up next, the panel on the president's big flip on infrastructure spending legislation, the interview we just did with jared bernstein, plus, as you look like down in south florida surfside getting word now that this update probably coming from the mayor in about 30 minutes, if it happens before then, we will take you back live here on

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hi, bret. >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight president biden is on his way back to the white house following his meeting with russian leader vladimir putin in geneva. we will have complete coverage on that one on one summit in a moment. first other big stories. the federal reserve signals interest rates may go up amid concerns over inflation. the governor of texas is talking about what he wants to do with the border wall. and overseas the taliban is taking over parts of afghanistan even before u.s. troops leave. but back to our top story. president biden says he did what he came to do, describing his summit with vladimir putin as positive and without any strident action. putin says it was constructive. president biden says the last thing putin wants is a cold war. vladimir putin does insist his country is not responsible for cyberattacks against american institutions. white house correspondent peter doocy traveling with the president starts us off tonight from switzerland. good evening, peter. >> peter: good eve

bret? >> bret: you know, greg, sometimes when i get a sun burn i'm in an itchy bear. thank you, good evening. i'm bret baier. we're following a pair of big stories, president biden has returned to the white house after a road trip promoting his infrastructure spending plan as his support team tries to blame republicans for the growing big city crime crisis. but we begin tonight in south florida with growing questions about what caused that devastating collapse of a beachfront condo building last week. six days into the rescue operations, officials are still not giving up. they are still trying to find survivors at this hour. we expect another update at the bottom of the hour. we will go there live when it happens. president biden says he will visit the site thursday with the first lady. correspondent steve harrigan starts us off live tonight with the latest from surfside, florida. good evening, steve. >> good evening, bret. we have just gotten in some new pictures of rescue workers on that

bret? >> bret: one to follow. jackie, thanks.ould point out the news came out before the markets closed. the market didn't react. who knows where it goes. we will follow it the white house is no longer requiring fully vaccinated people to wear masks on its floor. the capitol attending vision has updated the rules for the house. fox news is told the overall rate of vaccination for the capitol complex is 85% now which is considered to be rather high. president biden is not revealing what he plans to say to russian leader vladimir putin when the two meet in geneva next week. the president declined to get specific as he met with world leaders at the g-7 summit in england. white house correspondent peter doocy is traveling with the president in cornwall tonight. >> good evening from cornwall, bret. and president biden just left dinner at one of the world's largest greenhouses after nearly three hours with his friends in the group of seven. he hasn't had much to say on camera today. one day closer to that one-on-one with vladimir putin

bret? >> bret: alicia, thank you.g about republican priorities and hearing from possible presidential candidates, plus a look at fundraising numbers, first beyond our borders tonight, palestinians protest after friday prayers at a mosque compound in jerusalem. briefly clashed with israeli police. three demonstrators wounded there as israel and the palestinians in gaza have exchanged attacks this week breaks a cease-fire that ended last month 11 day conflict. north korean leader kim jong un orders his government to be fully prepared for confrontation with the u.s. talks aimed at dismantling north korea's nuclear program have been stalled for more than two years. four people are hurt as a wild brown bear romps through a city in northern japan. the animal entered a military camp and disrupted flights at an airport before being fatally shot. japan's top medical adviser recommends no fans be allowed to attend the tokyo olympics next month because of the coronavirus. fan abroad were banned several months ago. organizers are

hey, bret. >> bret: jesse went to the nude beach. >> bret: welcome to washington. i'm bret baier.e're following three big stories. major step towards what he calls super charging the fight against the pandemic. we will have a report on european trip shortly. details on the massive fraud permeating the pandemic relief effort in this country. hundreds of billions of dollars and the threat to national security. we'll explain. but we begin with insults and accusations flying tonight between a group of house democrats and fellow democratic congresswoman ilhan omar. involves omar's statements u.s. and israel likening them to terror groups hamas and the taliban. we get blow by blow tonight from correspondent kevin corke. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, bret. the controversy actually began with congresswoman omar posted a tweet appearing to summarize virtual exchange with secretary of state antony blinken and what some considered fairly incendiary language. we have seen unthinkable atrocities committed by the u.s., hamas, israel, afghanistan and the taliban. critics blasted what app

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. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening welcome to washington on bret baier bret baier.aking senior advisors to the president can see there are supply constraints and bottlenecks working themselves out in the u.s. economy yet president biden touting the u.s. economy is growing faster than any other among the world's major nations. the report, a modest increase to 560,000 jobs, less than expected but a decrease in unemployment rate to 45.8% but still a concern tonight, the number of people working or looking for work last month slipped slightly after three months of gains. white house correspondent peter doocy with the president's view of the economic picture from a good evening, peter. >> a lot has changed since last jobs report and fewer people wearing masks and more people vaccinated, stuff is opening back up. even though the new numbers show a mixed bag for biden, he claims it's part of the plan. >> this is progress, historic progress, his plan is working but the economy is getting better and the government is spending more. >> it is testament to the new strategy, gro

i'm bret baier. the world health organization is refusing to authorize a new investigation into the origins of the coronavirus. this occurs as the w.h.o. enters criticism for the election of syria to its executive board. that also in newly uncovered and release emails, we are learning new information about how top health experts in the u.s. including dr. anthony fauci responded to early reports about the coronavirus possibly originating from a lab accident and wuhan, china. state department correspondent has the latest tonight. speak a good evening. as the world confronts the covid-19 pandemic still, there is a greater focus now on how it all began. and how much that thinking about its evolution and how it began as evolved over the last year. an inside look into the early pandemic response. thousands of dr. anthony fauci's emails. buzzfeed securities for the freedom of information act. one email from april 2020 the director of the national the national institutes of health, dr. francis collins, sendi

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. >> bret: juan? >> juan: bipartisan infrastructure deal lives or bipartisan infrastructure deal dead. just depends on which paper you read, bret. >> bret: all right, trey? >> trey: from kill tore comrade. hallmark channel announce as new mini series on the putin-biden relationship. >> bret: thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report" fair balanced and unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade and i'm taking his time starts right now. >> brian: i have my headline and being that trey gowdy was so short i will take his time. this just in. bret baier favored to win the american century celebrity championship joe theismann told me that on radio. he said you are that good coming up on july 6th, bret. >> bret: make me knows central dam must. i will take from here. i'm brian kilmeade, welcome to "fox news primetime." all right. tonight, we are seeing the fallout from years of democrats calling out this country's history and past racist of late. we warned you la

bret larson, thanks so much. >> valid point.cker: so how do you know if your city is in decline? here's a really quick test. how many public spaces where i live have been taken over by vagrants? drug addicts, mentally ill and criminals? a lot. your city is being destroyed in. places paid for by taxpayers, places to take your kids to, now they live there, shooting them up, relieving themselves, it's not just being allowed, it's being encouraged, and the results are predictable. in seattle, tents have increased by 50% since the pandemic started. why? in part because shelters were closed. or stopped accepting people because covid, for the same reasons we opened the prisons. the "washington post" recently encouraged americans to look at homelessness, "not as a problem but as a culture. "that's right. it's become a culture. even in washington, d.c., your capitol, city that houses the seat of government, washington, d.c. leads every state in the nation in homelessness per capital. the rate is higher than it is in new york and californ

hey, bret. >> bret: jesse went to the nude beach. >> bret: welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. charging the fight against the pandemic. we will have a report on european trip shortly. details on the massive fraud permeating the pandemic relief effort in this country. hundreds of billions of dollars and the threat to national security. we'll explain. but we begin with insults and accusations flying tonight between a group h

>> bret: 16 are protected. tomorrow on "special report," whatever happened to super sonic air travel? could it be making a comeback? thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. fair balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade all week long who has his own headline every night. what have you got? >> brian: here is my headline and just came in a second ago. bret baier jealous of brian kilmeade he has worked out negotiations that he can walk during his show and bret is stuck behind his desk. yes, that's right. i'm standing, i'm walking. it is going to be really exciting. true or false, bret, will that come true? are you indeed jealous? >> bret: i'm a little jealous but i will figure out how to walk here. >> brian: maybe you can walk. you can walk home and i can't. by the way for the record he is probably wearing jeans. we will never know. now it's time for "fox news primetime." roll the animation. ♪ >> brian: i'm brian kilmeade and tonight is the most important joey joe in washing

>> bret: but i can walk. i wanted to show you that. >> brian: this really hurts because i'm in a different studio today and i can't. >> bret: oh. >> brian: you ended with a total in your face to me. >> bret: jealous? >> brian: of course i'm jealous. i'm honest. you were jealous four days and i'm jealous for one. have a good show. appreciate it. now put on shorts and golf a little bit. don't make them too tight. good evening, everyone, everyone, i'm brian kilmeade and this is "fox news primetime." >> brian: all right. tonight, pulling out all the stops sweeping election reform. we got the latest on that. first, let me take you back a few months when senator schumer and speaker pelosi set the stage for nationalized elections. remember whether georgia passed a new voting law that made elections more secure and accessible? that didn't matter. a republican governor and a legislator passed it so dems had an opportunity. they decided they hated it, including president biden who irresponsibly in my view spread misinf

hey, bret. >> bret: that last minute and a half was titillating. thank you, dana.ajor rulings from the u.s. supreme court one preserves obamacare. the other strikes a significant blow for religious freedom. we have analysis from jonathan turley in just a moment. first, the details of those decisions. fox news chief legal correspondent anchor of fox news at night shannon bream leads us off with these. good evening, shannon. >> shannon: good evening, bret. so, two high profile decisions from the justices today. the white house cheering the big win for obamacare and its supporters.

hi bret. >> bret: i don't think you look like you are selling real estate. i'm bret baier.olonial pipeline ransomware hack. and it's worth millions of u.s. dollars. a big u.s. win. correspondent david spunt starts us off tonight. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening to you. this is a big deal we are talking about roughly 64 bit coins $2.3 million in street cash value. it's back where it belongs tonight in the hands where it belongs. this after the justice department and fbi seized this

i'm bret baier.rubble of a collapsed beachfront condo in south florida. the death toll has risen to 10. more than 150 other people who may have been in that building are still missing tonight. as the hours tick by. correspondent phil keating

>> bret: there you go. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier.aiting comments from vice president kamala harris at the end of her two nation immigration diplomacy trip. the vice president is getting republican criticism for her response to a question about not visiting the u.s. southern border. vice president harris is also taking heat from the left. we will take you live to mexico city

bret giroir. great to have you on.ry. >>> ahead former arkansas governor mike huckabee breaking down how time is running out for president biden and his agenda. we'll explain why. it is hitting a democrat wall in the senate. we'll break it down when the earning edit continues next. >> when joe biden promised he would unite and work with everybody, he is out there undermining people on his own side. joe biden you ran saying you would unify the country and work with everybody. it is time you start doing that. you can take your home along for the ride. allstate. better protection costs a whole lot less. click or call to bundle today. better protection costs a whole lot less. ♪ ♪ ♪ click or call to bundle today. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ all the time in the world. it's just a saying. but today, for women living with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. more time is possible with verzenio. proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metas

i'm bret baier.as returned to the white house after a road trip promoting his infrastructure spending plan as his support team tries to blame republicans for the growing big city crime crisis. but we begin tonight in south florida with growing questions about what caused that devastating collapse of a beachfront condo building last week. six days into the rescue operations, officials are

bret giroir, claudia tenney, kristin tate, former i.c.e.irector ron vitiello and deneen borelli and. dr. fauci doubles down claiming attacks on him are attacks on science. we have even more how the embodiment of science quickly flip-flopped in real time, undercutting his new excuse it is about science evolving. this debate, is dr. fauci more outraged about hits to his reputation than finding out what triggered the pandemic to begin with? where is dr. fauci's hair on fire outrage about a potential lab leak that u.s. intelligence is now investigating? also a critical week on capitol hill for the biden agenda but democrat infighting putting that agenda in jeopardy. we will break down a new report detaling how anonymous far left donors are giving millions of dollars in dark money donations to get the senate rules changed in order to get a big blowout government spending. the new revelation another non-profit run by embattled black lives matter cofounder patrisse cullors did not disclose large donations to the irs. at least 10 blm chapters they

. >> jesse: "special report" is up next with bret who can also do pushups we think. >> bret: yes, butaier. breaking tonight, former defense secretary donald rumsfeld has died. rumsfeld served under four presidents and worked nearly a quarter century in corporate america. six decades had in public service for the country. we will have complete coverage in a moment. first, some of the other headlines today. comedian bill cosby is a free man tonight. he was released from prison a few hours ago after the pennsylvania supreme

. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening welcome to washington on bret baier bret baier.t in the u.s. economy yet president biden touting the u.s. economy is growing faster than any other among the world's major nations. the report, a modest increase to 560,000 jobs, less than expected but a decrease in unemployment rate to 45.8% but still a

hi, bret. >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier.r putin in geneva. we will have complete coverage on that one on one summit in a moment. first other big stories. the federal reserve signals interest rates may go up amid concerns over inflation. the governor of texas is talking about what he wants to do with the border wall. and overseas the taliban is taking over parts of afghanistan even before u.s. troops leave. but back to our top story. president biden says he did what he came to do,

[laughter] >> bret: when we covering washington. monday on "special report" bryan llenas reports from vice presidents harris to guatemala and mexico. thanks for inviting us into your home. that is it for the special dome xp 30, fair, balanced and still unafraid appear to make it a great weekend. "fox news primetime" by ben domenech starts right now, hey. >> thank you so much and good evening welcome to fox news "fox news primetime." >> ben: all this week i've been exhorting you to wake up to what's going on at the country. it's happening right in front of us and it's troubling and demands a response from all of us who recognize the need to restore self-government. but as much as what is going on should trouble you but also a bright light shining from fellow citizens who are taking on the heights of corrupt power in new ways and exposing their weakness. and in doing so, they are providing us a real-time lesson on where power lies in america today. today we can find hope in the lowest levels since march of last year. the result we can

senator capito telling bret baier why the infrastructure deal is now dead and bret is here with us thise talks are dead and i want to know what's next? because we're dealing with a trillion dollars here? >> or more, stuart. good morning. it is interesting that the first talks are dead. the white house is now hanging its hat on another set of talks that were underway already, frankly, may have undermined some of shelley moore capito's efforts. this is with cassidy, senator cassidy from louisiana and senator sinema from arizona, bipartisan talks. but to hear senator capito talk about it, they had a deal on specifics with president biden that they were writing up their specific pitch based on what he told them and then the next day, or in subsequent days the staff walked that back and said that is not good enough. and that is where the frustration came from. you're going to have this back and forth and then it is going to come to the end, i think, to whether the white house can convince senate democrats in that caucus that republicans are being somehow intransigent and don't want to do thi

i'm bret baier. the american leader took nature a summit today with nato leaders in belgium. two days ahead of that meeting with putin in geneva, switzerland. white house correspondent peter doocy traveling with the president starts us off tonight from brussels. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bre

bret giroir and iowa's representative mariannette miller-meeks. house panel yesterday. thanks for joining us. dr. giroir, first to you, reports coming in from nbc and other networks yes, the chinese military for years has been working on secret coronavirus research at the wuhan lab. that the wuhan lab has top connections with chinese military officials. what do you say to this report? >> i would say you just about said it all. we heard yesterday from dr. asher who is in the state department and had significant intelligence agency ties, the wuhan lab, as many labs in china are intricately intertwined with the chinese military and yes, the chinese have offensive biological weapons program and it seems very clear that they were using coronavirus as part of that program. elizabeth: well this is terrifying. congresswoman, you and i were talking about this yesterday. representative michael mccaul says there is evidence the chinese military took over, seized control of the wuhan lab earlier than thought in 2019. why were they doing that? >> i think it is

thanks, bret. a woman in suburban d.c.'s back as she questioned about critical race theory. what is wrong with people? we'll be right back. >> i thought that i had a good friend. and my neighbor -- i guess i was wrong. veteran homeowners, home values are at all-time highs. you could have much more equity than you think! banks can loan you some of it. newday can loan you all of it! the newday100 va cash out loan. your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, there's a medicine specifically made for heart failure entresto. it's a heart failure medicine prescribed by most cardiologists. entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and with a healthier heart, there's no telling where life may take you. don't take entresto if pregnant, it can cause harm, a death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with a

. >> will: instead what i want to do is this, bret. i want to pick up on a conversation you were just having with your esteemed panel that's a rising spike of crime rates in this country. i'm going to ask you a question, bret. who gets to go home and who gets to go to jail. i hope you stick around a i will give the answer. >> bret: you got it have a good show. >> will: good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> will: i am will cain and tonight it's become undeniable whether or not you personally have seen it whether or not it's happened in your backyard. we all feel it. america is less safe today than it was yesterday. you are less safe this year than you were just a few years ago it's become undeniable. each undeniable to president joe biden who has promised to address america's crime surge this coming wednesday. but, based on what we're seeing from democratic politicians and by the way the federal government, their interest in coming down hard on crime has little to do with making you or i safer. it's about as it's alwa

yeah, a lot of questions dylan answered thanks for that. bret sanisha over to you. this initiative was previously talked about by the us president joe biden. but what do you make of the timing of this announcement at the g summit? a good day? yeah, i think the timing is quite interesting because it's been a very aggressive pushed by president biden, linked back to his domestic policy as well. with the b 3 w initiative announced at the g 7 over the weekend. and i think what's interesting about it is the, the, the tone, the way in which it's being packaged as an initiative, talking about transparent infrastructure programs, pro projects talking about standard norms and values. talking about accountability and also trying to, to, to, to link the program to a kind of a, i don't know. it's very interesting to look at it in the context of dividing the world into democracies in a talk kristi's. and i think again, we're going back to a kind of cold war reduction with these kinds of this kind of rhetoric language. but i have to also say that i agree with brett that we have t

. >> dagen: bret, help. bret: how jesse saved the world in bed, bath and beyond.t being honest about the origins of the coronavirus. a member of the same coronavirus team admiral giroir made that accusation. such virulent opposition in the early days of the pandemic. that, in fact, some officials tried to shut

and now the world is watching waiting for what bret any owing w britney will say. >> britney spears is in a hearing on wednesday. britney has yet to address the court since her court ordered attorney filed to suspend her father jamie spears as conservator of her $60 million he is state last year. ♪ the sending erfather has been o her finances since 2008 following a series of health issues that played out publicly. everyone is wondering what britney might say and conservatorship attorney who does not work on britney's case has been vocal about the court ap-i appointing her attorney. >> no legitimate reason that bret an spears was tee privacied of an attorney of her own choice. i'm hoping -- all she really needs to say is that i want to hire an attorney of my own choice to talk about my options. that is something that they have steadfastly refused to allow her to do. >> spears' attorney had no comment citing pending litigation. and cnn has also reached out to two judges who have issued rulings on this case over the years. both declined to comment to cnn. members of the free britney movem

. >> dana: bret, you got your nails done. >> bret: thank goodness i wasn't nbc that would have been frustratinging across several u.s. cities on this the first full day of summer. many attacks being caught on cell phone and surveillance cameras. the white house press secretary today saying president biden will speak about the issue of crime later this week. chicago is picking up the pieces from another bloody weekend on its streets at least 8 people were killed. 46 other

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i'm bret baier.e coronavirus. this occurs as the w.h.o. enters criticism for the election of syria to its executive board. that also in newly uncovered and release emails, we are learning new information about how top health experts in the u.s. including dr. anthony fauci responded to early reports about the coronavirus possibly

. >> bret: a breaking news "special report" tonight. thanks for having us in your home fair balanced and unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by jesse watters this week. wow starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, bret. wow is right. thank you. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters. every week we tell you how bad crime is getting in america and every week the situation only gets worse. but what did we expect? that's what happens when you take away police and let the criminals run wild. this weekend chicago had its most violent weekend of the year with over 45 shootings that left six people dead and 74 others injured. how is the city responding to that by barely mentionings it. the headline in chicago tonight is that they fired the police officer who shot an armed suspect back in march. good luck with that chicago, streets there certainly sound a lot safer tonight. it was also a violent weekend here in new york city 23 people shot. two people dead. one of the victims was a 21-year-old mar

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier.ere at home. democrats are accusing fellow colleagues of racism and of being islamophobes. at the same time, they are unifying, however, accusing the trump justice department of tracking democratic members of congress for leaks and they're calling for former attorneys general bill barr and jeff sessions to testify on capitol hill. we have fox team coverage, jacqui heinrich on the latest on

. >> bret: reference to governor gavin newsom. all right, panel. thank you, tomorrow on "special report," why congressional democrats are shy, sometimes when it comes to tackling crime. we will get into that. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "fox news primetime" have you seen this show? this week hosted by jesse watters starts right now. hi, jesse. >> jesse: hey, bret. thank you very much. good evening and welcome to prime. i'm jesse watters, putting constituents in danger isn't anything new but now they are taking to a whole new level. in a moment we have an exclusive interview with oakland police chief laron armstrong in charge of a police force that's trying to keep what the fbi calls the fifth most dangerous city in america safe. not only is he battling a crime wave but he is also facing an incompetent city council that just slashed nearly $20 million from the police budget. seems like an odd move for a city that has seen homicides and carjackings nearly double since las

. ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier.re intense than expected. the dow cratered 533 points. the s&p 500 dropped 55. the nasdaq fell 151. for the week, the dow lost 3.5 percentage points for its worst week since last october. the s&p 500 was down 2. the nasdaq lost about three tenths.

bret baier is up to watch. >> bret: that is a show to watch at 11:00. thanks, dana.nt. a short time ago he boasted to an audience of air force personnel and some army soldiers that he was going to let russian leader vladimir putin know what he wants him to know. that tough talk will be tested during this trip as the president meets with his russian counterpart in switzerland. >> there will also be plenty of meetings with european allies dealing with climate policy, a world vaccination program and the threat from china. white house correspondent peter doocy is

my next guest takes a more grounded approach bret love a skeptic."new york times" column. ufos do not impress me. he is the shania twain of astrophysics. if there aren't little green men what are they question each on new professor of physics and astronomy at the university of rochester author of light of the stars, alien worlds of the fate of the earth. adam frank joins me. welcome doctor frank. >> is a pleasure to be here. if i really went the alien theory to be trooper accent a couple times on the show i'm not afraid of them because if you are so advanced that you are traversing wormholes and light years and plenty of galaxies to get here then everything you have gotten every way you think is so advanced. the fact you've not killed the set means are pretty peaceful. >> buffer just really tasty? >> and think there are some people among us are very succulent. i would not be surprising be the first ones to go on the barbie. >> the first ones to go the first ones taken. kennedy: you obviously have studied this. why is there -- if it's not true then w