brian lee got up in the carla car america. of course, we did not feel that have gone now much from ha, done by v. so you have about them, but that the low part, nick only got a school is calling pick out or december notice call and pay the guy all guy said, but had there too much support happening the schools don't always say find in the state of or just done, a woman was quarantined in a local school. 3 men broke in one night and they all wrapped up by the stick fighting lessons for indian girls are self defense class and a confidence booster. if you see a girl in a pink, sorry, welding about on rest assured she's in the pink gang and if you harm a member, you'll have it boston deal with the board. but i'm going to be putting this on me. it will begin by now. so i had nobody to say, i mean not to already saw one job, but not. is that a mirror will i be getting that full on k one? me? ball, sorry, no big behind my number. if you see my luck, i'll just say what you will and what, what most importantly about contin autumn. now i

brian: lee, i find this incredible. you have got to hire a lot more people it looks like.into the recrn theand of it come to nebraska we can really hook you up. we have some big time donors that have major companies that probably want to sponsor you even if you are the offensive lineman. so, man, things changed. things are going to change right away. >> you are thinking exactly the right way, brian. because that's how it will happen. brian: lee steinberg thanks for getting up with us. you are going to be real busy. thank you. coming up next, a lot of great stuff over the next two hours. thank you very much. "fox & friends" continues. voltaren the joy of movement ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ aging is a journey. you can't always know what's ahead. since 1995, seniors have opened their doors

outstanding chair of our board of trustees, the chair of our executive committee richard lee, and trustees goldman, brian kain, suzanne, jamie lee, sternberg, and tonight's -- one up tonight speakers akhil reed amar who will be joining us momentarily on a virtual stage but also like to thank members of the chairman's council. we are soci very grateful to eachon and every one of you for your encouragement and support, especially at this challenging time. now then, we are pleased indeed to welcome akhil reed amar back to our virtual stage. uses professor of law and politicaly science at yale university. before he joined the faculty clerked for judge now associate justice steven dgbreyer. he was judged on the u.s. court of appeals for the first t circuit. also as a visiting adjunct professor at columbia law school and the author of the recently released book, the words that made us, americans constitutional conversation 1760 to 1840. joining us as a moderator at this evening as richard brooke keiser a senior fellow at the national review institutes. a senior editor of the national review and author of numer

. >> brian: do you believe this? let's just hope curtis leelican nomination gives them a real run for these money these candidates are arguing how much to defund and defame the police. crime is surging on the streets in the big apple we see it every day. shooting up 64% across the city while crime in one neighborhood jumped 175%. and while homeless people line the streets about 8,000 they estimate police can't even enforce a curfew at historic washington square park. what is happening to this city? we're watching it unfold before our eyes. here to react will cain and pete hegseth who work in the city and choose to live elsewhere. let's start with you, pete. [laughter] >> brian: can you believe this the best -- pete, can you believe this is the best that new york city can do? >> well, it's not. i mean, it's a race to the bottom. race to get endorsed by comrade cortez to be worse than bill de blasio as if that's possible. andrew yang has to play the same role that he play in the democrat primary as the guy in the corner screaming unfortunate tru

. >> opal lee gets tonight's last word. "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. ♪♪ >>> good evening once again. day 149 of the biden administration. the president now back on u.s. soil is now turning his attention back to his towering list of domestic priorities why crippled by the math president biden aiming for bipartisan support for at least some of his proposal still. today as he signed legislation making juneteenth a federal holiday. he invoked that very sentiment. >> i'm especially pleased that we showed the nation that we can come together at democrats and republicans to commemorate this day with an overwhelming bipartisan support of the congress. i hope this is the beginning of a change in the way we deal with one another. >> and here's what he mentioned there. the juneteenth bill passed with unanimous support in the u.s. senate. we'll have more on the new holiday just ahead. today the president also something of an assist from the conservative majority supreme court. upheld the affordable care act for a third time. president obama's

lee. tonight's trader lineup tim seymour, steve grasso, brian kelly and guy adami. tonight on "fast" a wake up call for the market as traders digest the fed decision we break down all of the market fall out straight ahead. plus charged up. shares of gm zooming higher as the company doubles down on ev ambitions what the company said today that has investors breaking into the stock. and break out the sun screen pour a my tie, is time to book yourself a ticket on this trade? we're hitting the high seas. we're going to start with the major shift from the fed, the central bank signaling it is finlly ready to raise rates. sending yield on u.s. treasuries sharply higher we have all of the details >> as fed chair j. powell put it this was the talk about talking about tapering meeting, that means no timeline when the fed will start to reduce asset purchases but powell promised it would be orderly, methodical and transparent when it does happen and said making substantial progress in the recovery remains the same. >> we should system respect continue . >> should consider -- a

. >> opal lee gets tonight's last word. the 11th hour with brian williams starts now.149 of the biden administration. the president now back on u.s. soil now turning his attention back to his towering list of domestic priorities. crippled by the math and lack of movement in congress. president biden aiming for bipartisan support for at least some of his proposals still, today as he signed legislation making juneteenth a federal holiday in our country. he invoked that berry sentiment. >> i'm especially pleased that we showed the nation we

brian politicians and officials into working for the money. and that means every one of the reasons i got that did you dish lee and calabria is fighting back with the largest mafia trial in 3 decades. a stopping the rise of the get me i regional chief prosecutor nicholas penny. he's preparing the case for trial being held in the cannot bring in town of limits that patty has dedicated his life to fighting the mafia. the name felt it was especially important to arrest the members of the mancuso family, as they are the most dangerous. even the number of arrest has been impressive. we have more than $450.00 thought factors pretty close to his. we've achieved the breakthrough and are now further along in our fight against the drug gator than ever before. no contracts. the max, the trial began in january and is expected to last 2 years. a huge warehouse has been converted into a fortified court room or bunker. the trial involves 600 lawyers more than 900 witnesses are due to testify. the list of charges is long. murder, arms, trafficking, drug smuggling, money laundering, extortion, and more. the defendants, a group that includes politicians and offi

lee. tonight's trader lineup tim seymour, steve grasso, brian kelly and guy adami.shares of gm zooming higher as the company doubles down on ev ambition

we take you out more fan involvement on lee no harm done in this one right here, except to accept to a beer cup today versus the padres. cubs. chris buy it, brianome run to right field. the fan of wrigley tries to catch it in wrigley tries to catch it in his beer, but he loses the hello, i'm dr. sheldon cooper. welcome to sheldon cooper presents: fun with flags. before we get started, i'd like to announce the winner of our design your own flag competition. but i can't. the only entry was from gameygamer75, and i know that was a jpeg of your buttocks. now this week we have a very special episode where we explore the flags of the popular entertainment franchise, star trek. and to help me, i'm pleased to introduce internet personality, former star of star trek: the next generation, and the only guy i know lucky enough to be immortalized in 1/16 scale-- set phasers to "fun"... ...for my friend, wil wheaton. hi, sheldon. thanks for having me. i'm happy to be here. cut. what's wrong? sorry, sheldon, you were brilliant as always. wil, that was a little wooden. wooden? don't worry, it wasn't terrible. just, this time, try to say it the way people sound

ed lee, who do you believe >> look, i think there's a state of play in the media landscape right now where everything is always for sale anyway whether or not brianactively seeking out acquisitions i'm more inclined to believe what he's saying in a statement. that they're not really looking immediately. at the same time, you know, viacomcbs is a definite target in this space. so it's -- it would be ridiculous to suggest no one is not thinking about it, but i don't think it's as active as the journal story makes it out to be, largely because of antitrust concerns if you oar if that deal were to happen you'd have paramount joining with universal you'd have cbs joining with nbc. so there is a lot of authority of regulatory issues with a deal like that. i don't know that's a route that brian roberts wants to take. >> sarah, i see you nodding along with that point about antitrust. but the landscape has changed so much in a way they're all up against big tech >> yeah, but you still can't own two broadcast networks that's 100% going to be addressed if they were to go after viacom they'd have to probably divest one of them and then ask yourself, what's v

brian: right i don't know if they will be here but they are playing here. steve: speaking of here, lawrence jones is not here. he's down in leesmeeting we talk about it for a week because crazy stuff happens ainsley: they know how to get loud inland, don't they? >> [laughter] that's right, guys a lot of concern about loudoun county, we've been seeing it a lot so we decided to actually come here, have breakfast with folks and talk about the issues that are impacting them. first of all guys so much love from these folks they are passionate, they care about their kids but they are also concerned about the direction of the country so we're having breakfast with them, they are telling us about how this is going to impact them in the future, and they don't like that their kids are being pitted against each other. they said everything was fine, they were having these crucial conversations. they want diversity to be talked about. they want history, the good, the bad and the ugly but when you start pitting the kid against each other, the momma bears come out and they are in full force today. we'll be talking to them all morning. thanks

brian: i'm going to text will contain to ask pete and tell rachel and tell me. leen wants to be the next governor of new york is coming up in a few minutes. is he also jewish and also serves in the military. he has a lot of things to say for us. he will be up early. let's talk about the border because kamala harris doesn't want to. she embarrassed herself going overseas and being dressed down by the guatemala president and contradiction what the biden administration says is the policy on border and fell on her face in mexico. when she came back friendly media outlets are beginning to ask questions like this really hard one: when are you going to the border? listen to her kurt response. >> i said i'm going to go to the border. >> when are you going to the border, vice president? >> the administration has asked -- i'm not finished. i have said i'm going to the border. and also if we are going to deal with the problems at the border, we have to deal with the problems that cause people to go to the border to flee to the border. and that is the root causes. ainsley: i'm

american" the lee greenwood story this thursday on fox nation and fox nation is offer ing veterans and military a free year on the platform. you just go to foxnation.com and sign up today. brian, whoever watches the special last night there was brief looks at what's going to be in the new season so hope you like it from greenbriar , to little havana, to hemingway. steve: check it all out at fox nation if you don't have it go to fox nation.com. ainsley: watch brian on fox nation, listen to him on the radio have a great day. steve: see you tomorrow.

brian: does hearken back. number one syndicated show record numbers for them. numbers dramatically different from religious and kathie leether even regis and kelly hosd everything is down to syndication. remember when merv griffin would have a serious interview or johnny or even late night. this isn't late night. this is daytime. i would equate it to that more mike douglas. he would pivot okay this is a serious subject and might have john lennon as a co-host they would sometimes get serious. they didn't want to capitalize on that opportunity and i'm a little surprised because it would have been even better for 9 show if they could have generated news from it. steve: forget about the publicity. it would have been better for their viewers because so much of the country has not heard about -- did you know it might be a lab leak because, go back to a year ago, that's when the mainstream media started the drum beat, you know, anybody who says that it was a lab leak, that's a fringe conspiracy theory. why? because at that time there are a number of prominent republicans including tom cotton who say, you know, donald trump, the