so if we are going to do this, if we are going to try this again, shouldn't there be some evidence that it actually worked the first time? >> brian41 states have an increase in cases. how else would you attack this? the most sophisticated scientific mind say things as basic as "wear a mask, wash your hands." >> so first of all, 41 states have an increase in sars-cov-2 positive tests. it's clinically relevant if you wind up in the hospital, if you're one of the unfortunate people who dies from this. if you have a positive test it does not mean any of those things are likely to happen and in fact, based on what we know now, if you're under 50, the odds that you will die of this if you get it based on data from sweden, one in 10,000. data from the u.s., one in the low thousands. for most, i'm not even going to say young, young or middle-aged people who are decently healthy or not morbidly obese, not really unhealthy, this is something people get through relatively quickly and easily so the fact that a lot of people are having positive tests doesn't necessarily mean anything. what matters is that hospitals are filling up, i see filli

a huge success potentially for the top administration. >> brian: fingers crossed, we certainly need it. dr. marc siegel, thank you soe it, we will see you soon.on all right, later, he will say goodbye. that's it for us tonight. don't forget to tune into the brian kilmeade radio show, weekdays from nine to noon, we'll talk about black lives matter. tune in each night at 8:00 for the show because as the sworn enemy of lyon, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink, it also, don't e forget dvr the sh. six seconds left, five seconds left, i turn it over to my good friend, -- >> sean: for the record, you are four seconds late. i have to teach you what hitting the postor means. you need a new clock. >> brian: that's not true. >> sean: i will be watching tomorrow. it was true, i will sho show you later. brian in for tucker. a fox news alert, major development on multiple fronts come after an extremely successful trial. max, moderna's rotavirus vaccine is now ready to enter the final stage of testing. we have other vaccines also on the horizon. this is remarkable, maybe by the fall, record-breaking p

brian: and so did lin? ron: 10 years later, right. ey asked me to get up there and pay tribute to him at the awards ceremony, which was -- brian: hold on. i want show you a piece of tape right now from that award ceremony. ron: ok. brian: here's ron chernow. [video clip] ron: i know that you are all expecting me to stand up here and start snapping my fingers and breaking into rhymed couplets, but i'm afraid i'm going to disappoint you. although, i have to say one side of me is dying to do exactly that, and i'm going to do it. [laughter] ♪ how does a bastard, orphan, son of a whore and a scotsman dropped in the middle of a forgo-- ♪ no, i'm not going there, lin. i'm not going there. i'm not going there. [laughter] [applause] in the caribbean by providence impoverished in squalor grow up to be a hero and a scholar? ♪ someone save me. [laughter] no, i've told kind of like adam, i've had this fantasy about going on the stage, and i've told lin that i'd like to go on and just do the opening number. they could then pull me off with a hook af

there's no plan in place so i'm just going to be the scapegoat for the city. >> brian: it so here we go again facing a second round of shutdowns. the man that you just saw, juan demerits joins us now. the news is especially distressing for business owners like you. what are you going to do? >> we will stay open and continue to serve our community. we will not be bullied or live in fear and we are going to continue on. we are not going to let this stop us. >> brian: will your customers come? >> we are booked solid, we are the busiest shop in town. we have people coming from all over the state and even out of the state. we are booked and it's not slowing down. >> brian: juan, since you went back online against the law and then they released you to do this, how many of your clients and customers tested positive for the coronavirus? >> as far as i know, none. no one has ever come in and told us, none of my barbers have tested positive, my self hasn't tested positive and none of my family members have tested positive. these tests are just going to confuse everyone, especially for the fact

brian. thanks so much for all of you for watching at home. brian?i would say this, shania twain i have never heard that song from her before but i would know she would sing. i'm convinced it is her. where are the people on 6th avenue. that's light. i thought we were supposed to be getting more people back to work? what's going on? did everyone hit snooze today? steve: maybe. brian: we are up early today. let's talk about what's happening in georgia because the governor is taking action. steve: he is. after a lawless weekend of 30 shootings down in the atlanta area and five people killed and the ransacking of the highway patrol, the headquarters of the georgia state patrol, they called out the national guard. yesterday, governor brian kemp, a republican, put out this particular statement, and he said this: peaceful protests hijacked by criminals with a dangerous destructive agenda. now innocent georgians are being targeted, shot and left for dead. this lawlessness must be stopped and order restored in our capital city. i have called a state of emerge

brian: thank you so much. h you again later this week. >> thank you. brian: and have better news. coming up straight ahead we have been telling you about the bo ga boycott now we are talking about the but-cott we will talk to him next ♪ i don't know what it is about that little gal's loving ♪ but i like it, i love it, i want some more of it. ♪ don't just think about where you're headed this summer. think about how you'll get there. and now that you can lease or buy a new lincoln remotely or in person... discovering that feeling has never been more effortless. accept our summer invitation to get 0% apr on all 2020 lincoln vehicles. only at your lincoln dealer. among my patisensitivity as well tas gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. new sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance ta-da! so you only

>> well, there's so much confusion about this, brian. there's actually no perfect solution to all of this except if we double of tripled the number of classrooms, which we could do, by the way, which would just take money so we can separate people and have ways of protecting teachers and staff and so on. but right now many districts are heading to solutions for random schooling for kids. some are going one week and alternating that or some children are going one or two weeks. this is a solution, but not a very good one because parents that are working and especially low income jobs need to have a dependable school day for kids. these solutions cropping up all over the country are inadequate and never going to satisfy anyone. we're in a big dilemma right now, but the last thing we want to do is expose children or teachers to conditions that are unsafe. it's fixable, but we need a lot more money and support from the federal government to make sure we have the money to create safe conditions in the classroomsful that said it is critical that

, more question to be answered, so many floridians. >> brian: your death toll was so low, thankfully. when someone says 98% positive, i meant 9.4%. i want every fox affiliate at least to do exactly what you did and pour over these numbers and make people back themm up. robert, i'm going to get your name right now unlike all introduced to. how did i do? >> there you go. >> brian: close? all right, thanks a lot, talk to you soon. meanwhile, major news out of washington worshiping court justice ruth bader ginsburg is in the hospital. new information is coming in to us, the story is developmen dev, don't move. ♪ bottom line is, moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. he used to worry about how to fix the world's oral health problems. - i think i've got it. - [narrator] then he invented therabreath formulas. - you want fresh breath? i'll give you a fresh breath. - [narrator] for fresh breath, hea

brian: thanks so much, ashley. let's bring ainsley why don't you take it away. n former prosecutor and host of crime stories on fox nation nancy grace. good morning, nancy. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning, we woke up this morning and saw this news, and we can relate, you and i are both moms. and she's a beautiful girl and we've watched her on television for years on glee. what happens next? >> well first of all, sorrow and concern for the little boy still there, asleep in the boat when mommy goes missing. now, because i know her history with her son, i do not believe under any circumstances would she leave this four-year-old boy alone in a life threatening situation in a boat out in the middle of a lake. now granted the lake, i believe is a manmade lake so there's no white water, there's no rapids or current but still you don't leave a child en a life vest in a boat in a lake. i don't think she left him willingly. the fact that her life vest was still in the boat is very concerning. i have never had a problem with child witnesses, i take what they say as i

brian: so, rosa parks was in 1955, the bus incident? rep. lewis: rosa parks took a seat on december 1, 1955 in downtown montgomery. and that led to the montgomery bus boycott of 1955 and 1956. brian: you'd have been 15 then? rep. lewis: i was 15-years-old. and i remember like it was yesterday. i heard about it on the radio. i read about it in a local newspaper. we were too poor to have a newspaper subscription, but my grandfather had one. and when you were finished reading his newspaper each day, we would get his newspaper and we would read his newspaper. and i followed the drama of the montgomery bus boycott. now when i was growing up, and visit the little town of troy, alabama, or visit tuskegee, or visit montgomery, and see those signs that said white men, colored men, white women, colored women, white waiting, colored waiting, and asked my mother and my father, my grandparents, my great grandparents why, why, they would say that's the way it is. don't get in the way. don't get in trouble. but it was individuals like rosa parks and martin

so, look, and i -- brian: was she intimidated to do do so? >> but she did. isolated or bullied. brian: right, okay. the most politicians on both sides of the aisle are intrigued by the possibility of who the vice president will pick as his vice president. where could you tell me you're at the process, word in one week he'll be down to finalists and if so how many make the final cut? >> i'm not sure how many make the final cut and the truth is that vice president biden is probably the best to know what a vice president should be. he foes down in history as being one of the best and he knows what he's looking for but he won't be pushed by a time frame. he's narrowing the field and i think time frame could be very correct in terms of next week, vice president biden getting to a point where it's a narrow field and taking a deeper dive. brian: right, do you believe the vice president will be willing to debate at least 3 times with the president of the united states? >> look, he has reached 3 debates, i think he looks forward debating donald trump. it's people like

brian: so, rosa park was in 1955, the bus incident? rep.is: rosa parks took a seat on december 1, 1955 in downtown montgomery. and that led to the montgomery bus boycott of 1955 and 1956. brian: you'd have been 15 then? rep. lewis: i was 15-years-old. and i remember like it was yesterday. i heard about it on the radio. i read about it in a local newspaper. we were too poor to have a newspaper subscription, but my grandfather had one. and when you were finished reading his newspaper each day, we would get his newspaper and we would read his newspaper. and i followed the drama of the montgomery bus boycott. now when i was growing up, and visit the little town of troy, alabama, or visit tuskegee, or visit montgomery, and see those signs that said white men, colored men, white women, colored women, white waiting, colored waiting, and asked my mother and my father, my grandparents, my great grandparents why, why, they would say that's the way it is. don't get in the way. don't get in trouble. but it was individuals like rosa parks and martin lut

brian: a couple of things. i'm soion which was a little bit earlier but at least we have a force to protect our path. it's unbelievable that iran, or the super duperh i forgot what the exact title is he came out and said for a while we were the only one chanting death to america and now it seems americans are finally chanting that. that's how we're viewed around the world and it was so hard to see james clyburn say i think we should leave up jefferson and washington and obviously grant and when grant is taken down and lincoln is attacked you wonder where we're going as a country but it didn't stop the university of wisconsin madison students because they also want lincoln down in beacon hill at the university. so you have to wonder, if you don't want lincoln and you don't want grant, you might not want america. steve: i tell you what actually, brian, joe biden talked a little bit about statutes yesterday, and he said, you know, columbus, washington and jefferson should be protected even though they may have done thing

run maximums rather won this case back in 2015 what's different this time around that's right brian so this is going on for a year or so back in 2015 max ramsey is a privacy companion from austria won a very very similar case against facebook which required the arrangement between the e.u. and america over how it changed exchanges data to be changed the old sort of gentleman's agreement it's loosely described as was called safe harbor the case he wanted 2015 meant he had to be changed to a new agreement called privacy should what has happened today is the court has said that this privacy shield agreement also needs to be changed so that it's inadequate and that there are some protections and there's a lack of protections as to how european users data will be treated once it gets to america however the key to this ruling is that it does not mean the sort of armageddon scenario that a lot of businesses feared so there's another mechanism by which data is transferred called standard contractual clauses the vast majority of dot of the companies like facebook transfer from europe to the u.s

brian. lots of news to break down. no place i'd rather be to do it with two of my favorite people so thanks for having me today. ah: [laughter] steve: speaking of the weekend crew it's great to have you as well we've got carmen best the police chief of the great city of seattle with us on the other side of a brief time out for the news and for that we go to jillian whose got a fox news alert. jillian: we do start with this fox news alert actress kelly preston died after a two year battle with breast cancer. >> there is a sensitivity thing that some people have. i don't have it. i don't cry at movies. i don't gush over babies. i don't tell a man who just screwed up both our lives oh, poor baby. jedediah: preston's career included roles in jerry maguire and for love of the game and she starred in several movies with husband john travolta including her final role in 2018 and trapezius volt a announces her death writing she fought a courageous love and fight in support of so many she was 57. >>> to another fox news alert now a fire caused by an explosion on a navy warship is still burning at this hour. the fire firs

and from brazil to europe as a team prodigy turned up into milan espanyol liverpool and boss alone brian so by and learning him early in the season. they must all complaining he's doing sensational stuff in training as well as you hearing that from the players schools and other big names and in some games he fully lived up to a speed and for that. showed flashes of glory though he struggled with injury like tong. just looks good. by whites or sloppy a lot of frustration that. we lost to the top of the table and so we're not so slow service to be careful think it could be a bad bad situation statistics not looking good it's all too clear. i absolutely hear a real awesome wins then the 51 loss at frankfurt and that's nico version of a job for concepts like sit. down but instead focus on i think the signs were there what happened today doesn't really surprise me. that. this is because you're some of the 1st on boarding the bus some happy because we lost 51 i mean if you're in and as you can't recall those you know heavily as a coach if you can your luggage is a hefty defeat him i have to proce

so there are two different technologies for two different reasons. briantion so don't wear a mask, wear a mask and now it can help you if it's spread and now it can help you block and now you're saying wear goggles. it's unbelievable. all right. let's get kids back to school. do you believe from what you know even in the hottest spot there's a way to get kids back to school safely being that their transmission is so low, the chances of them getting it is so small? doctor: first, let's go back to the two statistics, one, we know from examples around the country that children do get infected. what we do know they do better by in large. the question about whether they are less transmit the virus less still open debate. we have one study not done in the united states and i think that still is an open question. when you're talking about putting children back in school, the teachers, the grandparents that are home in multigenerational -- brian: we heard from experts saying it's almost impossible for kids to spread this to other kids and adults, you're saying it'

brian so by and learning him early in the season. their motto complainings he's doing sensational stuff in training as well as you hearing that from the players schools and all the big names and in some games he fully lived up to it even further. showed flashes of glory that he struggled with injury like song. oh. boy why too sloppy a lot of frustration that. we lost the top of the table. so we're not satisfied service got to be careful could be a bad bad situation it's just not looking good it's all too close. to i absolutely hear a real awesome wins then the 51 loss at frankfurt and not sneak over for that sense but 6 flags still guides the future so i think the signs were there what happened today doesn't really surprise me. that. some of the 1st time boarding the bus some happy because we lost 51 mission and as you can't recall those you know heavily as a coach if you can your luggage is a hefty defeat it will have to process it that's all i can tell you something has to. come in from for you can loose in frankfurt but not like t

thank you so much. >> thanks for having me, tucker. >> brian: the zoom college is making everyone considerateanwhile straight ahead, joe biden's handlers finally let him out of his own basement so how did it go? how is he doing? we are going to find out. today he took a cue fro aoc ands we only have nine years to save the planet. ♪ >> brian: all right, joe biden emerged from his basement and kind of hit the campaign trail in the zone town of humans away from this house. this afternoon he made it very clear that you should probably keep him away from your children. >> to get our people to work in our kids to school safely, to get our kids to market swiftly, to power clean energy revolution in this country, we need to modernize america's infrastructure. >> brian: right, i'm a little confused by the crawl as well as the statement. welcome he better get the kids to markets and because of the planet does not have much time. >> science tells us we have nine years before the damageirrevers. >> brian: okay come in the spirit of that, biden embraced a $2 trillion green new deal proposal. while we can

brian: absolutely. general thanks so much appreciate it. appy fourth to all of you guys. brian: back at you and to your family. meanwhile coming up straight ahead homeland security is deploying a special trained unit to protect u.s. monuments this 4th of july weekend dr. alveda king niece of dr. martin luther king jr. is here with why learning from our history is so important. (announcer) now more than ever, it's important to lose weight, improve your health, and strengthen your immunity. starvation dieting, processed foods, shakes, and diet gimmicks have made us heavier and sicker. the solution for losing weight the right way is golo. we help transform your body and change your lifestyle, so you can lose weight and get healthier. over 20,000 people of all ages, and entire families, switch to golo every week, because golo works. golo is a unique approach to weight loss that targets insulin resistance and body fat. insulin resistance makes it easy to gain weight and harder to lose it. golo is a patented system that uses natural plants and min

brian: interesting. soing, lawrence, is if you looked at joe biden, if you looked at the three joe bidens is he going to kiss up to the squad, who leapt out a series of proposals and aoc is an advisor of his. one of which is abolish get rid of ankle bracelet. if you see he is part of the bernie sanders movement so pumped up he was doing interviews to promote joe biden or is he going to be pro-american? this is an opportunity for donald trump don't you see you could drive a truck through this opportunity politically. >> yeah. that's why the presidential debate is so important to challenge those ideas. again, the squad -- you know, bernie sanders is the grandfather of the movement, and so there is no separating the squad from bernie sanders. so, again, if he wants bernie, if he wants the squad, he has to get both of them. it's not i'm going to get the squad and then get bernie over here. steve: all right. coming up on fox nation, you have interviewed bubba wallace, nascar driver. we have a little soundbite fr

number four, i think we will get a vaccine before the end of the year. >> donna: brian, so many unknowns paperback, sugar, so what else is coming up. >> brian: that was predicted by nostradamus years ago. the biggest story, harry and meghan left royalty. for them to leave the royal family, everything else pales in comparison. my sense, will begin with baseball as we are going to watch baseball take off. we are going to watch basketball, watching fans come to the games, sense of economic revival in the fall. between the debates on the slow comeback story we're going to feel better and get our jobs back at our sports back in by the time november comes, we are going to be all relieved and say wasn't that a bad beginning to 2020? what a close. sports, little by little will help bring us the rest of the way. >> donna: it's a great segue in terms of sports to jesse. jesse, throwing the ball to you. what's coming back, baby? touchdown! >> jesse: you know how gutfeld lost 40 pounds? i predict we are going to find out there was a tummy tuck. there is no way a man that small in stature can lose 40

so she could stay on his tail. i know you love those stories. ainsley: cute. brian: absolutely. i'm produck. ducks. so it's a good thing. ainsley: especially now. we all need those images. thank you, jillian. steve: all right. 7:19 in new york city. other side of the country seattle police finally clearing out the chop zone yesterday. what about if you live there? little too late for your residence there? what one business owner whose store was looted still doesn't feel safe. east coast with them gone, is he going to join us coming up next. you are watching "fox & friends." o what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the first and only full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel available over-the-counter. new voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. new voltaren is powerful aryou try to stay ahead of the. but scrubbing still takes time. now there's powerwash dish spray it's the faster way to clean as you go just spray, wipe and rinse it cleans grease five times faster da

brian: i have a nerf rifle. so glad you are with us today. katie: thanks. again with a fox news alert. the man accused 6 punching terrence monahan and two other cops back on the streets without bail. i'm not kidding. campbell accused of attacking the highest ranking uniformed officer. why? do we know that? it was on tape. brooklyn bridge march a peaceful protest and it spiraled out of control, katie. katie: during that chaos another cop has hit in the face with something similar to brass nic u. number kels. monahan says he is doing well. his officers are not. >> morale has probably been as low as it's been in a long time. it is important that we as an agency tell them how much we appreciate them. steve: meanwhile, police also under attack in the state of florida where a police officer is hospitalized this morning in serious condition after he was beaten unconscious. responding to a call atlantic beach panera bread at 5:00 in the morning. police were called. he went over. eventually he was knocked unconscious. responding officer came as well. a shot was fire

it was gone so quickly. brian: wow, this time will you apply this time? ut it's under different ownership so i don't think, you know, i will apply for something like that. brian: you already had a challenge because you lost license to sell tobacco and the gym spas is open and they decided to close it because you ran out of people and other reasons, you weren't allowed to open. what was the ultimate decision like that went into not to reopen again? >> well, you know, rent was accumulating and we had arrears as well and settled lawsuit in january that allowed the landlord to evict us if we were late twice. during the lockdown, you know, it's very difficult to make money through our website. we at least had a website but, you know, the business from there was so nominal it would not have even come close to 40,000 that we would have made for two months of rent. we tried to negotiate with the landlord for rent freeze or rent reduction but they were unwilling to do that and they simply said send whatever you can, however, one of the conditions of our lawsuit in

where have you had an election of people so different. brian: true. eve: the president says that there has never been a time where the people are so different. you look at those two images and, jed, you know they are both up against an person flag. but the difference is the dynamic. president trump is in the rose garden. he's got reporters there who would ask him questions. joe biden is in an empty auditorium in wilmington, delaware. there are just a few people there, including the tv pooler was peter doocy. evidence tried to get the vice president to answer some questions. he just answered. the president answered a number of questions. because people have got questions about how these people would lead in the future, jed. jedediah: yeah. and the difference is also obviously the content. what you want in an election are two highly contrasting images. i always say that you want to give people the choice so you can really see where the country stands. remember, joe biden took a lot of heat in the primary for not being strong enough when it came to enviro

the other story just very quickly, brian, so talking to him, you know, all the old stories were in his head. again, a kind of a biblical figure. one thing, like figures from the bible, his family, he grew up being robert lewis, and his family called him robert, still did. he became john when he joined the movement, and there's a biblical tradition of that, whether you're elijah or abraham or peter, where you receive a different name when you enter into a great mission. and one of the -- and he had a period of exile when he lost the control of the chairmanship of the student non-violent coordinating committee in 1966. and, remember, john lewis, who now seems this figure of the establishment, longtime congressman, we see the images of him in the corridors of power. he was the radical in 1963. when he went to the march on washington, he was the last surviving speaker at the march on washington. so now we have no one who was there on that epic august day. the kennedy administration had stationed people inside the lincoln memorial, ready to cut the mic and play mahalia jackson's "he's got t

brian: right. so protect your family, don't go to the club, which probably shouldn't be raging any way in major cities because they are not allowed. if you want to opt out. don't feel secure. sick at home you will get $350,000 to make that team to not play and get ahold of the virus. jack brewer, thanks so much. >> thank you. i appreciate it as usual. got bless you guys. brian: jack brewer, two great messages. coming up ahead, senator tom cotton in hot water. and hhs secretary alex azar can he get the testing reagents out so we can get our tests back in less than 8 days. but bristol myers squibb is working to change things. by researching new kinds of medicines that could help you live longer. including options that are chemo-free. because we're committed to bringing new hope into lung cancer care. beif the senate doesn't act,g stit will mean painful cuts to essential public services across america. fewer teachers and nurses. longer response times, dirtier streets. but some say america should just go

brian: you got it. ainsley: stay so far aparlt. brian: that is so bold in this environment it is.of state mike pompeo says the u.s. has had enough with china. >> we are setting out clear expectations how the chinese communist party is going to behave. when they don't, we will take actions that will protect the american people. brian: what kind of action is he talking about? we will ask state department spokeswoman morgan ortagus next. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, are my bones strong? life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip or tongue swelling, rash, itching or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems,

the other story just very quickly, brian, so talking to him, you know, all the old stories were in his head. again, a kind of a biblical figure. one thing, like figures from the bible, his family, he grew up being robert lewis, and his family called him robert, still did. he became john when he joined the movement, and there's a biblical tradition of that, whether you're elijah or abraham or peter, where you receive a different name when you enter into a great mission. and one of the -- and he had a period of exile when he lost the control of the chairman step of the student nonviolent coordinating committee in 1966. and, remember, john lewis, who now seems this figure of the establishment, longtime congressman, we see the images of him in the corridors of power. he was the radical in 1963. when he went to the march on washington, he was the last surviving speaker at the march on washington. so now we have no one who was there on that epic august day. the kennedy administration had stationed people inside the lincoln memorial, ready to cut the mic and play mahalia jackson's "he's got t

brian: so we will see.o have that opportunity because she has a lot of controversial decisions including the decision not to be candid when it came to the tapes sparring the -- spurring the unrest of benghazi that cost americans their lives including her great advice to go into libya without a plan the day after qaddafi was dead. i think they would welcome this opportunity. ainsley: would they be able to transform? both of them have been in washington for so long. that's what the critics are saying. joe biden and even susan rice have been there for decades. he has been there more than 40 years why didn't he when he had an opportunity to transform this country why didn't did he do it then unite and heal our country? she has tons of experience though. she was the ambassadors of the u.n. under obama. she was national security advisor. she is also national security council. served on that council and state department under bill clinton. very experienced is that more of what we already had in washington before w

brian. steve: i'm sure they are going to hear from a lot of people. ainsley: right. they're going to have sorian: gillian's going to follow them for the rest of the show. ainsley: i thought you were. brian: straight ahead, tensions with china rising sharply. a place we've been before as beijing shut down one u.s. consulate just hours before being evicted from houston. fox news strategic analyst, retired general jack keane joins us next. ♪ whether it's bribes ...or an overdue makeover. get all your pet essentials right when you need them, with curbside pickup at petsmart. just order online, drive up, check-in, and pick up. 49i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house with the xfinity stream app. free with your xfinity service. now any room can be a tv room. stream live tv, on demand shows and movies even your dvr recordings. download the xfinity stream app today to stream the entertainment you love. xfinity. the future of awesome. brian: break overnight, beijing retaliating, as expected, against the u.s., ordering it to clos

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so we had people sample the mango line. great responses. brian: i know they're loving it. over there. yeah, yeah, yeah. michael: so, brian, would you consider putting the mango line cayenne on your menu? brian: absolutely. yeah, absolutely, absolutely. michael: all right, great. that's awesome. brian: i think it would be a nice compliment, yeah. -absolutely. -lemonis: you like that? brian: yeah, i love it. i think -- like i said, man, i think it's a nice, clean flavor. i think it's perfect. lemonis: this presentation started off really shaky, but in the end, michael really delivered. -good job at the end, though. -michael: all right. lemonis: okay? this simple exercise proved that with a little bit of effort, you can double the business from just one customer. mr. green tea does $2.7 million in food service. if we just improve our business by 10%, well, that's an extra $250,000 in revenue. at a 60% margin, that's real money. -richard: we did a good job. -lemonis: you did a good job. richard: no, you -- you did a good job. lemonis: okay. ♪ mr. green tea is really growing. i

then it's a radical agenda. >> brian: horace, thanks so much. you always make a lot of sense. while, that's it for us tonight. don't forget to tune into the brian kilmeade radio show on fox news radio from 9:00 to noon. and you know in each and every night, each and every morning to a fox & friends and don't forget the show, the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and groupthink.ow don't forget to dvr the show because tucker makes money every time someone dvrs the show. that's what i think. f >> sean: three seconds late but who's counting? i am e buying goya products fory local food bank. after covid-19, a lot of people need help.>> fascinating, great show as always. welcome to "hannity" tonight. major new endorsements for president trump. alexandria ocasio-cortez raising my dream in your taxes through the roof. bernie sanders heaping massive praise on joe biden's hard left turn, and bernie admitting that biden is now a radical socialist like him. we have a mini monologue coming up on that and so much more.

. >> so, unfortunately, brian, as the president has totally undermined the ability or willingness of the citizens of the united states to understand the message and do what it's very basic and very simple, don't forget, we still don't have medication to treat this. so what public health officials are saying, wear a mask, keep social distancing, and basically that will be an excellent, at least first step to try and get this virus spread under control. but if you have confusion and really dishonesty and avoidance from the white house, from what the scientists are saying, compounded by crazy patchwork of recommendations and policies coming from the governor it's no wonder that the puck liblic has idea what to do and we're left with this confusion and chaos. which will lead us to some very dire consequences. really unnecessarily and far worse than it needs to be, brian. >> jonathan lemire, we tried to have this conversation last night but electric gremlins got in the way during our conversations, yet another ad came out last night, these ads have two things in common -- number one, the

brian. thanks so much for all of you for watching at home.

brian wells was there. // >> marjorie desperately felt that the federal government was accusing her of a crime that she was not involved in. and she would've never have knowingly been involved in a crime that was soruel to brian wells. >> reporter: but when the prosecutor went one on one with marjorie her defense crumbled. >> the cross-examination did not go good for her. the prosecutor is a skilled prosecutor, and he was able to show discrepancies in her testimony, and i think he won some big points with the jury. >> reporter: and when marjorie stepped down from the stand, the defense rested. >> how long was the jury out? >> a day and a half. >> reporter: long enough to raise doubt. long enough to remember that marjorie had killed and been acquitted before. >> i was like, "oh, my god, if she's acquitted, i think the sun and the moon are gonna reverse positions." i'm like, "is this possible?" >> reporter: in the case that's had twist after twist after twist there's one more. >> she set him up. she fed him to the wolves it's like right out of a horror movie. >> reporter: seven years after the infamous pizza bombing, the stage was set to bring this absurd but deadly scheme to a close. on november 1

program are expected to be coming in the next year. >> sarah or brian, so far as we have rare opportunities at the committees to talk about what that looks like, which could be a detroit style buyout program. would you like to tell us what their plans for the much more expansive blue areas on the map on the right? >> sarah, are you there? >> yes. can everybody hear me? >> we can't see you. >> okay, i'll turn on my camera. we've been working on partnership on both of the flood hazard area to make sure we are moving forward. to your question about the inland areas, we've had a trajectory where our first step was to make sure that the public was aware of the risk. we created -- adopted the map at the commission level. supervisors with your help, we created the disclosure ordinance to make sure that property owners and landlords would disclose buyers and tenants if they are in the flood zone that you see there. that was the information piece. moving forward, there are lot more rigorous things that we can pursue. one of those is to amend our building code to make sure that new developments and s

retirement of johnny isakson and the appointment of kelly leffler as his replacement by governor brian kemp. so that will be an open primary on november 3rd that will be resolved by a runoff and then the other senate seat, david perdue's senate seat. we now know that john is-- i can't remember where that was resolved with the primary and then the presidential race, i think in 2016, was 3, 4, 5% and probably will be again. so, yeah, it's a battle ground state. it will be hard fought. remains to be seen how much money the democrats are willing to put in here. how much can they invest. hillary came in here, but not with a huge amount of money and donald trump won it and i think that donald trump will win it again. >> let's finish with this, in your book "for god and country", as a christian i believe that god is in the sovereign nation. could this with the trump presidency, contrary to-- what's the answer? >> if you believe that god is sovereign in affairs of men, women and the nation, then the answer is yes. contraire toy what we expected, and i document in the book, that two-thirds of evangelica

brian: i felt that it was good. when we showed the sample to the hospital, they were very receptive. -lemonis: so that went well. -brian: yes. but we had one little thing that turned me off a little bit. larry: i broke the company. you were right. lemonis: you've spent a lot of time kind of admitting fault. i sympathize with you, but i kind of don't give a...anymore. i'm scared to bring business here. lemonis: i wanted to get anany progress or anything?ob. brian: we had one little thing that turned me off a little bit. on friday afternoon, i got a call from larry. he couldn't make the meeting on monday, and i set that meeting up a week beforehand, so i couldn't even call anybody to cancel on that monday. we had to push it to the tuesday. we saved the sale, but it was a little embarrassing. lemonis: because you put your neck out there. brian: absolutely. lemonis: what's the deal with that? larry: one of the problems here is production flow. it's not always apparent. you know, right now we're going through changes. i have to fill in every gap there is in the entire company. -when we grow -- -lemonis: that's not tru

brian: august 11th will michael flynn have the ability to get on with his life? >> yeah. i hope so. see. you know, this is a false accusation, wrongful prosecution. you have got the two fbi agents who interviewed flynn right down that he did not lie. i mean, brian, you can't prosecute someone for lying to the fbi when the only two witnesses say he didn't lie. this case should never have been brought. it was purely political. james comey, peter strzok and andy mccabe are to blame. brian: i get a chance to see you this weekend 7:00 on finger lakes. sean hannity's booseanfox natio. sean hannity is writing a book again live free or die. you sit down and get true story the name of the fox nation special. do you blot cover off and get a side of sean hannity he didn't want revealed? >> you will have to tune in to find out. brian: really? >> he raises an alarm. the evidence he presents is pretty compelling. i would invite people to read it. i think it's an important book before you cast your vote in november. he lays out this sort of utopian fantasy land that liberals and progressives envis

so, we do need a frank conversation about safety. i agree with brian todd's report. just the name "warp speed" is concerning for a lot of people. we have a saying in medicine that in an emergency we move quickly but we don't rush. so, warp speed does have a little bit of a taint of being rushed. but even in the best year with the flu vaccine, only 45% of adults get the vaccine. we have a cancer vaccine, that's the hpv vaccine. only 48% of adolescents are vaccine nated for cancer. so, we have a substantial way to go to get 60% to 70% of the country to accept this vaccine. >> trust is a key element here. it's interesting you talk about the name operation warp speed. i was listening to an interview with michael oel administer home this weekend. he says he wishes that's not the name it was given. he thinks it's done damage as far as conveying trust when you have a name like warp speed because people think they don't give enough attention in researching it. i want you to listen to this from former cdc director thomas fredon. >> there's already too much suspicion and hesita