bret? >> bret: what about the legality, peter, for employers to require people, workers, to get vaccinated? >> peter: the biden doj looked at this. they think that is legal. the office of legal counsel at the doj collected to see if these people who challenged vaccine mandates because the vaccine -- because the vaccines still are not fda approved and using emergency authorization can opt out and keep their jobs. the doj's understanding of the food, drug and cosmetic act is that such vaccine mandates are legal. memos like this are not legally binding but we can expect them to be folded into court challenges to come. bret? >> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thank you. we will talk about this with the panel and talk live with fox news contributor dr. marc siegel about all of this. big changes in just a bit. one of the capitol hill police officers responding to the january 6th riot is describing it as a medieval battlefield with hand-to-hand combat. emotional, powerful testimon

>> bret: 's go. track and field. >> richard: unless jamaica gets in the way. >> they are so far down on the count. >> richard: take the gold away. >> shannon: greg is done. >> jesse: that's it for us. have a great weekend, everybody. i know i will. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, new questions about the biden administration's strategic retreat in the fails of the coronavirus resurgence and the delta variant. the severity of that. how the centers for disease control and prevention, the cdc came up with its latest recommendations. we are getting an inside look at new information tonight from the agency that is being used to justify the new policies. and president biden is said to be considering a national vaccine requirement but not the white house now says new lockdowns across the country. there is also massive concern about the government's inability to effectively communicate the new threat and deal with the growing confusion about the vaccine

bret? >> bret: peter what can you tell about kamala harris getting a covid test after meeting with democrats in washington. >> the vice president he tell us she just got a covid test because she was going to a regularly scheduled doctor's appointment at walter reed and that was one of the requirements. i asked press secretary jen psaki about this earlier. she says there are no precautions being placed on the vice president. there is no limitation on her spending time with the president in the same room even though she was in a room with some of these covid-positive texas lawmakers who are now quarantining in the washington area. bret? >> bret: we will follow that story. peter, thanks. as we mentioned at the top, the dow dropped 726 points today. it's worst showing since october. the s&p 500 was down 69. the nasdaq lost 152. let's take a deeper dive now on what is happening in wall street. fox business correspondent lawrence simonetti joins us from new york. good evening, lauren. >> good eve

bret? >> bret: peter, what's the white house trying to do about the expiring eviction moratorium. >> peter: it expires on saturday the supreme court says that any future extension cannot come from the cdc again. it has got to come from congress. the president is asking the democratically controlled congress to do that out of concern for renters who may still not be working and the white house does not want these renters out on the streets as these delta variants spread. bret? >> bret: i mean, a lot of questions about the owners of those buildings as well. peter, thank you. ♪ >> bret: also breaking tonight, the governor of texas and the white house doing battle over the covid resurgence at the southern border. la joya, texas remains on high alert for covid transmission as infected migrants are released into the public there. rich edson reports tonight from the border and la joya. >> hundreds of migrants packed between beneath the bridge mexico and united states. they are crossing in this wee

bret? >> bret: anita, thank you.ris being criticized for opposing voter i.d. laws because she says rural people cannot get photocopies of their i.d. cards. >> in some peoplens minds that means, well, you're gonna have to xerox or photocopy your "today" send it in to prove you are how are. there are a whole lot of people who live in rural communities there is no cink co-s or office max near them. >> bret: last month president biden selected harris to lead the administration's effort to expand access to the ballot box. former president donald trump easily won the straw poll at the conservative political action conference this weekend in texas. the former president capturing 70% of the ballots cast and firing up the crowd there. >> with the help of everyone here today, we will defeat the radical left socialists, marxists and the critical race theorists. we will secure our borders. we will stop heft wing cancel culture. we will restore free speech and fair elections. and we will make america great again. >> bret: florida

bret? >> bret: good try. lawn, thanks.ive on the north you can find by the way nearby vaccinations by going to vaccines.gov. stocks had a big rebound today. the dow gained 550. the s&p 500 was up 65. the nasdaq soared 224 today. big day on the markets. now, to crime, and lack of punishment. as the big city violence epidemic explodes across the country, critics say progressive prosecutors and the courts are letting the guilty go free and return to the streets to victimize more innocent people. correspondent david spunt reports tonight from the justice department. >> violent crime is spiking in cities from los angeles to philadelphia. and the top prosecutors in both cities are being hailed by progressives while vilified by members of the law enforcement community. >> lack of efficiency, lack of will. police officers aren't going to make arrests if they don't get prosecuted. >> former assistant fbi director chris swecker says district attorney george gascon in los angeles and leah krasner in philadelphia make th

bret? >> bret: greg, thank you.icials at the global content distribution network say the outages experienced today on edge d. in s service are not due to a cyberattack. amazon and oracle were among the major sites affected today. the company says it has fixed the problem. the number of americans seeking unemployment benefits rose last week from the lowest point of the pandemic. joshless claims increased to 419,000 from 368,000 the previous week. stocks though continue their positive showing this week. the dow gaining 25 today. the s&p 500 finished ahead 9. the nasdaq was up 53. >> republican lawmakers want to know why the biden administration is inviting the united nations to investigate racism in this country instead of focusing on much more extreme behavior in russia, china and other nations? state department correspondent rich edson takes a look at the debate tonight. >> the state department calls it the united states at its finest. secretary of state antony blinken's invitation united nations envoy to examine am

"special report" is up next, hey, bret. >> bret: thanks, dana. good evening, i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, following a pair of big stories, search and rescue efforts have just resumed at this hour at the state of the condo towers that collapsed in south florida. the work was actually halted for several hours today over concerns the remainder of the building was unstable. president biden was in the area today to get everything and to meet with grieving families. we will have a live report there shortly. but we begin with the u.s. supreme court putting an exclamation point on its term with a major ruling, upholding a republican-backed voting rules in arizona that a lower court had said is committed against minorities. let's find out what this means not just for arizona, but also for the rest of the country. fox news chief legal correspond, anchor of "fox news @ night," shannon bream joins us this evening. good evening, shannon. >> good evening, bret. the court wrapped up its term today with two contentious 6-3 decisions along ideological lines as the public pressure on just

i'm bret. [laughter] >> bret: breaking tonight, voting in america. president biden says republican state lawmakers are trying to subvert the election process through an onslaught of laws undermining voting right. the president call it an assault on democracy and, quote: the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. he says it is a national imperative to come up with federal election legislation. the president was in the historic city of philadelphia to talk about the most sacred of american rights. his visit came as democratic lawmakers in texas, state lawmakers revolted over the process of election reform. each the national past time in the form of baseball's all-star game becomes a hostage to the politics of the day. we will talk with the house minority leader in just a bit. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from philadelphia. good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. the president argued that wednesday made it easier to vote early or boy mail because there was a global pandemic. that was good, but

bret? >> bret: meantime senate democrats today stalled bipartisan infrastructure package still kind of in the works. >> that's right. the g.o.p. claimed the vote was democratic trap forcing the vote on an issue which isn't right and blaming republicans for not going along with democrats. >> the g.o.p. balked because the bill isn't complete. >> around here we typically write the bills before we vote on them. >> chuck schumer set an arbitrary deadline to begin debate on a bill that's not ready. >> in order to finish the bill we first need to start. >> democrats engineered a vote to make the g.o.p. look like they won't play along. then democrats can have their way with their own massive $3.5 trillion infrastructure plan. republicans are more than happy to boomer rang that bill on democrats saying the party is going on another spending spree. >> it will take an inflation problem that we have today and pour jet fuel on it. >> here is the ticking time bomb democrats hope to hook increase in the d

bret?bret: interesting. peter doocy, live on the north lawn. peter, thank you. as mentioned at the top, the world health organization did an about face over some of its earlier reporting about the origins of the coronavirus. this comes amid serious questions about whether the w.h.o. has been concealing the level of china's involvement and how much china has been influencing the w.h.o. here is correspondent benjamin hall. >> all eyes today were back on wuhan institute of virology stunning admission. >> there was pretty much a push to, you know, especially reduce one of the options like the lab theory and working in the lab. and lab accidents happen. it's common. >> acknowledging for the first time that the lab could have been the source of cody, he called on china to explain what was happening there at the time of the outbreak. but former white house chief of staff mark meadows said the w.h.o. can no longer be trusted. >> until you actually eliminate the leadership at the w.h.o., dr. tedros

bret? >> bret: lucas tomlinson in the district.ow we turn chicago and epic violence plaguing that city with some of the toughest gun laws. attorney general merrick garland is starting a special task force there and in four other cities. correspondent david spunt is in chicago tonight. >> we are in a battle for the heart and soul of sun rock communities. >> a grim assessment this week from the windy's city top cop, speaking to citizens, witnessing an unrelenting stretch of violent crime. [siren] >> wednesday night alone, three people were killed, including a 14-year-old boy. 17 others were shot over the weekend 11 people were killed. 45 others wounded. we sat down with cook county's top prosecutor. >> it's easy catching people addicted to drugs. much harder to catch people who pull triggers. >> 750 prosecutors in a county with more than 5 million people. it's the nation's second largest county. >> we have strong, strong advocacy and very little for victims. >> foxx has been called everything from soft on crime to being a lax prosecu

bret? >> bret: bryan, thank you. so far no concrete plan from either the biden administration or congress for dealing with the crime explosion across the country. congressional correspondent chad pergram has that part of the story tonight from capitol hill. >> the crime scourge imrips u.s. cities and americans demand solutions. >> increased police presence. increased fire and police [inaudible] government should do something about it. >> yet there are ofew plans to control crime in cities controlled by democrats. congressional democrats resist writing a comprehensive crime bill even as they spend trillions elsewhere. >> we have the violence level of violence in 50 years and we have liberals in washington literally saying we need more. the economy is overheating. their formula for success is miserable. >> a left wing message ham strings democrats. >> some exstring stream voices in the democratic party are quoted as saying defund the police. >> there is concern that defund the police narrative contribute to the current

bret? >> bret: aishah, thank you, we will follow this story. the man who put u.s. troops into afghanistan after 9/11 is openly criticizing the way they are coming out and the administration that's making the moves. former president george w. bush says he thinks the withdrawal at this time and in this way is a mistake. meanwhile, the biden administration says it has a plan to evacuate afghan translators who worked with u.s. forces. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot reports again from kabul. >> the taliban continues to make gains across afghanistan. militants claiming to have seized another border crossing as the biden administration these lifeline to some threats. threatened. >> we are launching operation refuge. >> could be targeted by the taliban if they take over. the white house announcing an expedited vizquel program for needy afghan applicants. chartered flights could start evacuations by the last week of july. >> our objective to get individuals who are eligible relocat

. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier.aking tonight, president biden says individuals who post disinformation about vaccines on social media are killing people. the administration is defending itself tonight following its re labor relation that it is flagging social media posts it considers wrong and complaining about them to platform managers. critics are calling that censorship and big brother. the administration is saying it's trying to save lives. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening brit. bret. from is the biden administration censoring people to is facebook killing people. by promoting covid-19 vaccine misinformation, they are. >> they're killing people. really, look. the only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated and they're killing people. >> peter: an example of what white house officials worry about vaccines cause infer tilts trending they want to stop that widely. officials claim they don't monitor personal profiles

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we're going to talk with bret baier shortly.has a exclusive interview with the cdc director tonight. first, i want to talk to dr. bob mahita from st. joseph's medical center. from the very beginning, obviously we all want to follow the science. seems to be moving extraordinarily rapidly or there's just a lot of mistakes with messaging and that's got a lot of folks unnerved and worried. >> yes, charles. the delta variation is a big surprise. it's a thousand times more of a viral load in a patient whether you're vaccinated or not. you can still be symptomatic and vaccinated. there were 35,000 symptomatic cases among 162 million patients that were vaccinated. if you're not vaccinated, you have a big problem. because this various -- this delta variant is very specifically doing major damage to the nose, the back of the throat and goes into the lungs and causes respiratory failure more rapidly, this is in the unvaccinated. if you're vaccinated as you heard, you're not likely to wind up in the hospital at all. you may have symptoms. s

i am shannon bream in for bret baier.aking tonight gas prices are surging and inflation fears are worsening. there is mixed news on the employment present. the economy produces more jobs but the jobless rate creeps up. we have peter doocy at the white house. we begin with william in los angeles tonight with soaring gasoline prices. >> no matter where you shop. we are paying more. coming off an artificial covid low. the national price is only a quarter higher than the 10 year average. perception is reality and the bad news is it will get worse. >> this is ridiculous! i can't believe this. over $100 to fill my tank. >> gas prices reach a 7 year high and 48 million americans hit the road this weekend. >> the prices are too high as it is. it's not a good situation. >> the national average: $3.12. a dollar higher than a year ago. lowest in louisiana at $2.75. in los angeles they play $4.79 for regular. supply is not an issue. in some cities there is no gas. why? a shortage of truck drivers. >> what is going on is not a gas sho

bret: it is hard to the future. have seen on bloomberg ceos come out and saying we are all going back to the office. now they are saying we are not going to have offices anymore. the future of the workforce is being written right now. what i can tell you is we have the most relevant technologies to help our customers navigate the new normal. the interesting thing right now it is not just the technology. we are truly changing the way we work. you hear about zoom fatigue. what it means to have a digital hq is the new way of working. what i am excited about is seeing every industry reimagine their businesses, recognizing the shift from doctors offices to telemedicine. the shift from the commute being -- moving from the freeway to the hallway. the best and brightest engineers, the best and brightest product anchors so that we can be partners, trusted digital advisors to every company in the world as they navigate this. caroline: there's plenty of competition. how do you see that environment, that ecosystem? is it winner

bret: software has never been winner take all.oftware is a growing opportunity for every industry, just as the economy digitizes. our competitive strategy is simple, focusing on customer success. we have unique value to our customers. no company has more complete solutions for the new digital economy. digital sales, digital customer service, digital marketing. the number one digital platform for the new way of work is slack. our strategy is how do we package up slack to help our customers navigate this new normal? we think by focusing on customers, we don't need to worry about competition and we can continue to grow. caroline: globally, how are you looking at growth and expansion? bret: international expansion has been a huge part of the salesforce growth story. we have focused on all the major markets, this is no different. the one interesting thing about this pandemic is how it has impacted different parts of the world unequally. recognizing that every one of our major customer hub is in a different stage of reopening. we have t

>> bret: yeah. >> brian: quote from bret baier this is the voice in your head. i will really miss tossing to brian at the end of my show next week. is that true? can you back that up. >> bret: that is true. i will back it up. >> brian: thank, bret. good evening, everyone, this is "fox news primetime." >> brian: i'm brian kilmeade. word is we might be hours away from getting another national mask mandate. last week it happened in los angeles. let's see how they handled it. >> antimaskers. >> great. you guys are real scientists. hey. >> scientists, right? >> why don't you go [inaudible] >> kiss the virus and see what happens to you. >> >> brian: i think that's called pushback. we see what happened in los angeles. people are done getting along -- going along to get along. they want the ability to make decisions for themselves, their business, their kids. i got some bad news, the left wing media and democrats aren't just going to give you your freedom back. let you keep your space. they're looking to clamp down. they're looking to lockdown. >> initially in may when

. >> charles: i want to bring in bret baier, host of "special report". we have a lot intersections here. public safety, people concerned about personal -- ant what they want to do with their body. you have the unknown, some confusion, particularly with the messaging and it's created this cauldron that brings us to this place now. how do you see it working out from here? >> charles, good afternoon. the administration is trying to walk the line here and understanding the mandate and what they have said in the past to say either these employees, federal employees, are going to get vaccinated and have proof of that or they're going to make it painful. you have to get tested twice a week and mask and social distance in your place of work. that's how they're trying to walk the line. the office of legal counsel has given them the authorization to say get vaccinated and mandate it in different places. the other thing they're going to try to do in this speech, president biden will try to incentivize people to get the vaccine and will offer $100 to people getting

[cheers and applause] >> bret: former president trump this weekend in arizona touting the work of what his critics say is a partisan audit of the result of last year's presidential election. the effort is focused right now

hey, bret. >> bret: hi, greg. >> greg: how are you? >> bret: i'm good. how are you?h up. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, the resurgence of the coronavirus, the theresurrection of pandemic reld restrictions and reemphasis on vaccinations while the administration tries to light a fire under reason naught to take resonate to take a shot. reconsider imposing mandates. peter doocy starts us off tonight from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret.

"special report" up next. >> bret: better than jesse's hair? i don't know.r breaking tonight the growing debate over whether to revive mast mask mandates because of the controversies resurgence. the delta variant is sending infection rates and hospitalizations upward across the country while vaccination numbers remain stagnant. some of president biden's past assurances about the vaccine are now under scrutiny. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn, good

hey, bret. >> bret: hey, dagen, enjoy the hot dogs now that you are off camera. good evening.r nancy pelosi and kevin mcneart blowing up the select committee on the january 6th riot. republicans and democrats are also engaged in a game of chicken over infrastructure. first up tonight, congressional correspondent chad pergram with the latest from capitol hill. good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret. the house voted to give nancy pelosi a veto over members on the 16 committee. she nixed two of kevin mccarthy's committees jim jordan and jim bank. both met recently

hey, bret. >> bret: with you, "special report" with you, too.alk in a bit. thanks, jesse. >> jesse: we will talk substance. [laughter] >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are following several major stories, cuba is seeing its largest antigovernment protest in decades. we will tell you what president biden is now saying about them. the general, who has been in charge of u.s. troops in afghanistan has stepped down relinquishing his command as the american withdrawal winds down. but tonight we begin with america's crime crisis. president biden bringing community and law enforcement leaders together a

i'm bret. [laughter] >> bret: breaking tonight, voting in america.ugh an onslaught of laws undermining voting right. the president call it an assault on democracy and, quote: the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. he says it is a national imperative to come up with federal election legislation. the president was in the historic city of philadelphia to talk about the most sacred of american rights. his visit came as democratic lawmakers in texas, state lawmakers revolted over the process of e

i'm bret baier. president biden is requiring all federal employees and contractors who are not vaccinated to be regularly tested for covid. to wear a mask to socially distance. ultimately, the president is making this move as his administration tries to deal with the growing resurgence of the coronavirus and its highly transmissible delta variant. while previously saying he was against mandating vaccinations, president biden

. >> bret: that's totally fake news. >> totally fake news. >> bret: foam on "special report" whatever happened segment to gitmo. that's it for this "special report" fair balanced and unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade. i tried, three seconds, starts right now. >> brian: right. and steve hayes, the big decision in milwaukee is that milwaukee's best or old milwaukee. that's the biggest decision now. >> bret: and cheese curds. >> brian: i should have thought of that bret give it away i'm brian kilmeade and this is "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> brian: all right. the entire country is on edge with growing concern over the delta variant i don't need to tell you that you have got vaccines, should you take it, should you not. return of the mask mandate? is it going to happen? don't worry our commander-in-chief is on the case giving americans clear and decisive direction. >> the question is whether or not we should be in a position where you be are why can't the, the experts say we know that this virus is, in fact, um, is going to be -- exdo could you say me, we know why al

. >> bret: 's go.ichard: take the gold away. >> shannon: greg is done. >> jesse: that's it for us. have a great weekend, everybody. i know i will. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, new questions about the biden administration's strategic retreat in the fails of the coronavirus resurgence and the delta variant. the severity of that. how the centers for disease control and prevention, the cdc came up with its latest recommendations. we are getting an inside look at new information tonight from the agency that is being used to justify the new policies. and president biden is said to be considering a national vaccine requirement but not the white house now

"special report" is up next, hey, bret. >> bret: thanks, dana. good evening, i'm bret baier. hour at the state of the condo towers that collapsed in south florida. the work was actually halted for several hours today over concerns the remainder of the building was unstable. president biden was in the area today to get everything and to meet with grieving families. we will have a live report there shortly. but we begin with the u.s. supreme court putting an exclamation point on its

. >> kat: i'm going to ask bret baier if he wants to do one of those with me. >> greg: thanks to brian kilmeade, rob smith, brian kilmeade, kennedy, kat timpf >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, growing frustration over warm next messaging hours after the cdc director told our own bret baier the administration is "looking into a possible federal covid vaccine mandate" she is already walking back the comment saying she wanted to clarify that there will be no nationwide mandate. what has changed in the last few hours? where do things really stand? our panel is standing by life to weigh in. we'll take a look at the covert old brick at the border in the legal fire growing between texas and the biden administration. hunter biden had some choice words for those critics of his art. why the president's son is dropping best bomb and how much he thinks his art worth is really worth. his answer might surprise you. the debate over critical race theory as students and teachers are set to start the new school year. they are startin

. ♪ >> bret: good evening and welcome to washington. i'm bret baier.ar from the white house is bringing renewed focus to the violence playing the nation's big cities in general and here in the washington, d.c. area in particular. we have fox team coverage. david spunt in chicago. another of america's most violent cities and hometown of the visiting attorney general. and lucas tomlinson is in the district tonight with our top story. good evening, lucas. >> good evening, bret. all is calm here on the corner of 14th. different story here last night

hey, bret. >> bret: i'm going to have to go with andre the giant horse from dana. thanks, greg.ng two major stories with foreign policy implications. u.s. authorities say the kidnapping plot orchestrated by the iranian regime was essentially something out of an espionage movie. the kidnapping of an american journalist officials say tehran planned to take place on u.s. soil. the iranian-born american journalist at the center of the alleged plot is speaking out for the first time today. and the former president who rarely speaks out about other administration policy positions is openlyrici

. >> bret: all right, panel, thank you very much. tomorrow on "special report," cancel culture goes after historical statues in portland. that's the latest battleground. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "fox news primetime" with fox news pete hegseth with seconds to spare. >> pete: right on the nose tonight bret. thank you very much. great show. thank you. good evening, america, it's':00 p.m. on the east coast and 6:00 p.m. in god's country which means it's full-time for prime. ♪ i'm your host pete hegseth. the white house misinformation police, well, they are at it again. this time they are working to control everything we see or say on social media. not what's on hyperdrive. they are in charge. les we had any doubt, they just came out and said it today, almost like it's not a big deal. the white house announcing today that the biden administration is working hand in hand with tech giants like facebook to eliminate covid content that they believe strays from

hello bret. >> bret: hello, greg, continuing flattery week that was a fantastic segment.ning, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight, we are covering three major stories and we will get reaction live from florida republican senator marco rubio. the stock market tumbling today on fears about the inflation, and concern about a possible resurgence of the coronavirus pandemic and the delta variant. president biden saying price increases are temporary it's up to unvaccinated people to end the pandemic. also walking back his condemnation of one particular

newsom books lavish kinner at french laundry. >> bret: all right. that's it for us. fair, balanced and up be afraid. tammy bruce is up next. hey, tammy. >> tammy: hi there, bret. appreciate it. welcome to "fox news primetime." i'm tammy bruce. ♪ ♪ >> tammy: and tonight, we broaden our indictment of the biden agenda and expose institutional corruption across seemingly every corner of our government. our justice system and, of course, the tin foil hat media smear merchants on hit on all of it, including exclusive reaction with senator john kennedy. it's all come up. make no mistake, the corruption seemingly in every agency and throughout the swamp leads to breakdowns in society itself. manifesting in surging unrelenting crime. malaise, hopelessness, and even anger. tonight we expose the growing rot inside the fbi. remember the fbi? remember that once esteemed law enforcement institution that tried to tell us that justice was blind and that justice would seek the truth and treat everyone equal under the law? yeah, whatever version of that fbi that may

you can't wear white heels with a black socks, maybe now. >> bret: there you go. >> pete: bret, thank you very much. it's 7:00 p.m. on the east coast and 6:00 p.m. in god's country which means it's time for "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> pete: i'm your host pete hegseth. in moments, we have a major update on a story we brought you last night. we have uncovered that the army of, quote: trusted messengers going door-to-door to make sure you are vaccinated may have much more sinister ideological motive. but, first, we go another leftist vaccination effort. this time targeting children. many parents are skeptical and rightfully so about whether their kids really need a covid vaccine. that is their right. data shows that minors are at minuscule risk from covid still government bureaucrats and left wing are trying to getting inoculate. after a year of misinformation many parents are we'rey of listening to these experts. so schools and state governments have decided to undermine adult parents, get, this by directly marketing the vaccine to children directly. striking the fear of god into minor

. >> bret: wow and where is john durham. we will check throughout. thanks for i object violating us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report" fair balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade this week starts right now. >> brian: hey, bret we almost look the same i wish i could afford that material. the wardrobe budgets in washington i saw mike emanuel also looking dapper. slow down the washington nationals getting too close to my methods. good evening, everybody, time for "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ brian brian i'm brian kilmeade bret did once again give away. is there any bigger story than hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants flooding in our country over the last six months? not only are they bringing in drugs but also bringing in this thing called covid-19. in fact, there is a surge to the tune of 900 percent among migrants in the rio grande valley alone as many -- they were also offering ice detain years the vaccine. they are refusing it. the biden administration wants to ignore that fact and t

bret, thanks so much, man. thank you, bret, good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> brian: all right, i'm brian kilmeade. here we go again. mask up, america. as the usual california kicks off the chaos and crashes the market by prematurely and unscientifically mandating masks indoors for vaccinated and unvaccinated people. how does that make sense? we were just told get vaccinated, lose the mask. we were just told businesses to rehire their staff and get back to work. and they did. and we went to their workplace. enough to that vaccines are open to everywhere and information expertise are everywhere, why does it matter how many covid cases we have in this country now that we have a choice in how to handle our personal health including vaccines, distances, mask, why do we need the president of the united states and facebook to shut us down and shut down our lives once again? and for those of you who think it's just a california problem, you are wrong. it's now a las vegas problem and soon every

we are only up one on the chinese. >> shannon: still winning. >> bret: 's go. count. >> richard: take the gold away. >> shannon: greg is done. >> jesse: that's it for us. have a great weekend, everybody. i know i will. ♪ ♪ [national anthem] by the dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilights last gleaming ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched ♪ were so gallantly streaming ♪

. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier.accines on social media are killing people. the administration is defending itself tonight following its re labor relation that it is flagging social media posts it considers wrong and complaining about them to platform managers. critics are calling that censorship and big brother. the administration is saying it's trying to save lives. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter.

. >> kat: i'm going to ask bret baier if he wants to do one of those with me. >> greg: thanks to brianannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, growing frustration over warm next messaging hours after the cdc director told our own bret baier the administration is "looking into a possible federal covid vaccine mandate" she is already walking back the comment saying she wanted to clarify that there will be no nationwide mandate. what has changed in the last few

i'm bret baier.ho fled to washington in order to scuttle republican election reform plans in texas. this comes as president biden talks about a stalled vaccination program and the resurgence of the coronavirus and the

>> bret: ben? >> kamala harris unveils response to root causes of immigration crisis consists entirely of the lyrics to john lennon's imagine. breath bret all right. panel. thank you. tomorrow on "special report," all the reaction to today's announcement from president biden. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report" fair balanced and you unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by tammy bruce starts right now. >> tammy: hey, sir, thank you very much. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ note. >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce. and tonight it's washington vs. the rest of us. covid confusion and gaslighting, political theater, and more relentless attacks on the dignity of everyday americans, or as they call it in the district of columbia, thursday. because, as we have all been focused on the failures of the cdc and the latest round of pandemic theater over at the u.s. capitol yesterday 17 republican senators sided with the democrats voting to move forward on a

. >> bret: nice way to end. we will follow that committee hearing starts tomorrow for the january 6th committee. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted this week by tammy bruce starts right now. hey, tammy. >> tammy: hey, bret. thank you very much, sir and good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce. and tonight we put the biden agenda on trial and indict it for its far left failures, it's never ending stream of inkey heernt unintelligible rambling and disconnect from reality. as it turns out when a dumpster is on fire for six months and burns brighter than ever and smells pretty bad, too. in other words, it can't be ignored. the american people are taking notice more than ever before. because, with no center of gravity in the white house, no strong leadership and frankly mounting questions about the stamina and mental acuity of joe biden, competence in the future is plum

. >> pete: you gave them back it took a few days and you gave them back, bret, thank you very much. great show. good evening, america, it's 7:00 p.m. on the east coast and :00 p.m. in god's country which means it's time for "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pete: i'm your host pete hegseth. if you are like me, you have seen the 2020 election integrity stories that continue to come out, especially in the past few days, they are getting scant fair coverage of course the georgia lawsuit and arizona audit have turned up interesting and troubling information. we should pay attention to them. the integrity of our election, special for the highest office of the land are of the utmost importance. there are still questions that deserve straight answers. and god bless those still fighting, suing and recounting to ensure we get to the facts. until we get full transparency on the past, trust in the future of our system will remain in the gutter. this is not a partisan statement. this is relate. that said, if we thought the environment in 2020 before, during and after the election was stacked again

. >> bret: [laughs] all right, panel, thank you very much and thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this "special report." fair, balanced, and still unafraid and we made it. posted by jesse watters starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: you did make it, or appreciate it. >> bret: [laughs] >> jesse: good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." i'm jesse watters and in moments, donald trump jr. will be joining me with exclusive reaction to the trump organization cfo pleading not guilty to those tax fraud charges today. but first, joe biden has been dismantling america ever since he took office. we've been reporting on it extensively yet democrats seem to believe that uncle joe is doing a great job. until now. new survey out shows even members of the president's own party are losing faith in the self-described healer in chief. since april democrats approval rating for the economic agenda plummeted 12 points in the same can be said for just about every other issue, approving for his handling of racial inequality, taxation, immigration, covid, gun violence h

. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening.o major stories about information and who gets to control it. the world health organization is essentially now asking for a do-over on its initial report about the origins of the coronavirus. officials are now conceding that some of the information concerning china might not have been accurate. this, as we just learned los angeles county, california, is reinstating its mask mandate indoors starting saturday at midnight. no matter your vaccination status. we begin with the biden admini