a brit hume with the divisiveness between the left and right on this weekend and what's heard over the weekend. kristin fisher at the white house with the president's comment about the violence and we start off with correspondent matt finn and the situation in chicago. matt. >> georgia stuc governor deployg troops to protect state buildings and the governor's mansion and the governor sink they'll allow lon lock in for cement. once again come up plaguing the city over the weekend. >> to see my daughter on the table with a gunshot wound to the poor had come in. >> seven year old wallace was killed over the weekend in chicago and she played outside with her siblings. >> visualize the seven-year-old child leading to death in the family is there. >> amongst the innocent victims come up people's a 14-year-old jones was shot and killed by gang members on the fourth of july. >> if black lives don't matter to us, how the heck is it going to matter to anybody else? >> chicago police a nearly 90 people were shot since the beginning of the long weekend on thursday. 17 people were killed. even thou

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make some sense of the rhetoric with brit hume, good to have you tonight, britt.ecause thank you, shannon. >> shannon: there are some of the mainstream reaction -- mainstream media reaction to it. democratic senator tammy duckworth, who was getting some veep mentions, here's how sue describes the speech. >> remember the president on mount rushmore was standing on ground that was stolen from native americans who had actually been given that land during a treaty. >> shannon: here's how the senator felt about it back in july of 2015 as she tweeted out, all dressed up -- it was her and some colleagues. i just covered myself and stars & stripes, next year i'm going is mount rushmore. she was in red, white, and blue, flags there, but mount rushmore is no longer in vogue, and neither was the president's speech apparently with the left. >> and neither apparently are the values and traditions of this country, which is what the president spent most of his speech defending and a very sort of full hearted, full throated way and at some length. and for the critics to say as "t

period of time come there before kayleigh mcenany came in, i didn't really miss him. >> tucker: brit hume, thank you so much. a new jersey gym owner is battling with the state to keep his business open and unfortunately, it doesn't run an abortion clinic, so they are trying to shut him down and they are here next. plus remarkable chilling video of this chinese government floating mask and bound ethnic minorities onto a train. let's next. 49... 50! i 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. speak to our initial shutdown was to prevent the overflow of our hospitals and to allow us to meet the demands caused by this global pandemic including the ventilators and a permanent shutdown was really never an option in terms of what we are doing right now. this would

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fox senior political annualize t brit hume has been following it. look at these numbers, each one and american dad, each one a family bereaved and crushed. what does it make you think about the so-called black lives matter movement? >> let's be clear about what the black lives matter movement stands for. it's not about protecting receiving black lives. it's about protecting and saving some black lives. which is to say the black lives that are lost in the hands of police. the number which is dwarfed by those that are lost in the kind of urban violence that you described in chicago and new york and other cities. so let's put aside the idea the black lives matter is really about black lives matter in any meaningful sense. he said the tearing down of statues with seems to be a reflection of the ignorance of people doing it live exactly who the people they are tearing down aren't what they did. these things are not actions in any meaningful sense. they are gestures. the reason they are just gestures is that it's all they've got. the only substantive posi

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brit hume is our senior political analyst here at fox, he joins us tonight, thanks so much for comingn. if you added 22 million new voters, the overwhelming majority of whom and there is research on this, faithfully vote democrat, is it fair to say no republican could ever win our national election at least for the foreseeable future? >> i think that's a reasonable assumption in the foreseeable future and it wouldn't take 22 million, let's say the number were half that. 11 million new voters, the overwhelming majority of whom would vote for the democrats, would keep the democrats in power in the white house for sure for several election cycles at least and would also, mean that around the country many races that might be close or toss up to go republican would not so i think that's a fair assumption of what the consequence is of that would be. i might say, tucker, that while biden in his remarks today on the economy through a few things in the direction of trump voters, talked about, you know, how much money the government was going to spend to revive and direct the economy, this agen

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brit hume is our senior political analyst here at fox.e joins us tonight.oi thanks so much for coming on. >> you bet. >> tucker: if you added 22 million new voters, the overwhelming majority of whom in those research on this faithfully vote democrat, is it fair to say no republican could ever win a national election, at least for the foreseeable futu future? >> i think that's a reasonable assumption in the foreseeable future and itle wouldn't take 22 million. i would say the number were half that. new voters, the overwhelming majority of whom would vote for the democrats, would keep the democrats in power in the white house for sure. several election cycles at least that it would also mean that around the country that many races that might be close or toss ups or even go republican would not. so i think that's a fair assumption about the consequences of that would be. i might say, talker, that while biden and his remarks today on the economy through a few things in the direction of trump voters. he talked about you know, how much money th

senior clinical analyst brit hume joins us now.way, and a special on fox nation called the jack playbook. good to have it with us. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: another assessment comes from cnn.com. an opinion piece saying the headline what changes a protest from peaceful to violent? aggressive law enforcement. it goes on to say when police carry out violent repression against protesters, this can both escalate violence in the moment and precipitate more violence in future protests. what you make of the coverage of what we are seeing from coast-to-coast? >> there's a determination it seems to me to portray these protests the matter how violent they become as peaceful or largely peaceful him or having merely as that headline you quoted, intensified. and i, you know, i think people watching on television can see with their own eyes, that's really not what's happening. they are a participant in so-called demonstrations that are bent on violence, they are provoking the violence, they are attacking federal buildings and other faci

. >> shannon: for analysis, we are joined now by fox news senior political analyst brit hume. good evening. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: okay, so we're waiting to see how this plays out with voters. the atlantic though thinks it's not going to be a good combination for the president, the headline's terms america is slipping away. there is some headline as he's trying to assemble a winning coalition with the dwindling number of sympathetic white voters. they say the makeup is not going to help them. americans today are far more racially diverse, less christian, better educated, more urbanized, and less likely to be married. almost all of these changes complicate trumps task in trying to rally a winning electoral coalition behind his alarm against marauding "angry mobs, fascism and the violent mayhem we've seen in streets of cities run by liberal democrats." how do you think the whole situation affects the election come november? >> well so far it seems to be helping former vice president biden. he's ahead in the bowling nationally, which is less important than the lead he holds

brit hume points out while biden spends his time trying to unify a left-leaning party may be shiftingfrom a moderate independent voting poll. >> talk about the money the government is going to spend to revive and direct the economy of the agenda you laid out here is not the agenda of a man who is trying to reach beyond his own party for support, this is a man who is trying to solidify supporting his own party believing that is all he needs and he might be right about that but this has taken the democratic party farther to the left than it has ever been, bernie sanders talking about a compromise agenda reached with him and aoc and rashida tlaib and others, that is where we are. rob: a recent poll of independent voters show joe biden with a dominant lead. a fox news alert, the governor of utah declaring a state of emergency is two police officers are cleared in a fatal shooting. salt lake city county district attorney's office splattered with red paint. they are outraged over the da ruling that the police shooting death of a 23-year-old man was justifiable under utah law. carley: a gag

brit hume says he has a good track record but missing a golden opportunity democrats are handing him.> he has chances. the leftward drift of this party and out right leftism of this agenda would seem to present opportunities if the trump campaign and trump himself can capitalize on them if he can stop talking about himself long enough to talk about something else and talk about their agenda and his message. todd: donald trump will try to solidify himself as the law and order president when he heads to florida for briefing on drug trafficking. carley: tropical storm faye set to make landfall possibly today. >> we knew that it was probably going to get a name but regardless whether it has the name we will see the same result, potential for landfall later today, later this evening but the impacts will be widespread, tropical storm advisories, warnings from jersey to coastal connecticut, 45 mile-per-hour sustained winds, a week storm. it could strengthen over the next couple hours to 50 or 60 mile-per-hour storm. we are not expecting a hurricane, it will bring the potential for heavy floo

political analyst brit hume has been following and we are happy to have him tonight.k at these numbers, each one an american dead and each one a family bereaved and crushed. >> it isn't about protecting or saving black lives it's about protecting and saving some black lives. that's is to say, it's a number that is dwarfed by those who are lost in the kind of urban violence that you describe in chicago, new york and other cities. so let's put aside the idea that black lives matter is really about black lives matter in any meaningful sense. and you see the tearing down of the statutes which is the reflection of the ignorance of the people who are doing it, and who they are and what they did it? these things are not actions in any meaningful sense, these are just gestures. the reason they are just gestures is that that is all they've got. the only substantive position that this movement, and that's what it is, has been able to come up with is a one to defund the police. and home what do you think will be hurt worse by diminishing the police forces in these urban areas? i

one arrest reported there and get thoughts about the latest developments, senior political analyst brit hume is here tonight and good evening, brit. you look at some of the media and it seems that they downplayed some of the protests turned riots. it seems i don't talk about it in the same way that people in those particular areas talk about it especially the businesses. what about the president's actions here and how he talks about a question mark >> it seems the president made a calculation that the american public will not sit still for this level of violence in the cities across the country. people can see through the descriptions in the media that these protests are mostly or largely peaceful. when they get as violent as they've gotten far too many places including the attack on the police out west in seattle over the weekend, i think the president believes that people will be what the police and the police cut will be with him. we are not seeing it yet with the polling, bret, black lives matter and the polling that i've seen, enjoying a very high level of approval and we are not seeing

brit hume is here, good evening. we are redskins fans, and in dan box and fortunate to be there and your thoughts on the decision? >> as a lifelong redskins fan, i was seeing this happen and i thought the emblem on the helmet and the logo depicted courage in the face of native americans. i thought that what the team owners did it for them and i believe they instituted that the way he felt about it. only a minority of indian populations in the american -- native american population and polling said they were bothered by it. nonetheless, the redskins noted in doug's piece, it's a business and they were facing some serious business losses as people were pulling away. even the name sponsor of the redskins field, fedex, it's a piece of reality on the part of dan snyder. i think he finally felt he didn't have any choice. >> bret: this may be happening in other places around the country too, and what about this commutation of roger stone in the political fallout from its? what you are hearing from all sides. >> it seems to

. >> tucker: brit hume spent many years with a microphone in his hand asking tough questions of o politicians. covered many administrations, we are happy to have monty. thanks so much for coming on. i guess what i'm struck by ises not just the partisanship that's been there for a while, but the lack of useful information that's coming out of these events, have you noticed that? >> well a couple thoughts about that. i did notice particularly back during the early round that went on for some time of those white house coronavirus briefings, that reporters did not ask the experts on hand questions about the disease, about, you know, where and how it was spreading, what could be done about it, what the data were showing and so on. some of those experts made pretty detailed presentations and i could think up i was sitting -- washing myself on television , i thought of all kinds of questions i would dress. ourhe member thinking at the tie i don't t know what story these reporters think they're covering but it isn't the coronavirus outbreak of the covering. what they're covering was trump and donald

you may recall back in may the president retweeted a post by fox news political analyst brit hume appearing to make fun of joe biden for wearing a mask and last night just hours after posting that tweet, they met in washington for a fund-raiser apparently without a face covering video was posted on instagram by madison cawthorn apparently showing him and others in a semicrowded hallway at the trump international hotel. many men, assumed to be secret service, are wearing masks meanwhile surgeon general jerome adams went on fox news. >> i'm begging you please understand we're not trying to take away your freedoms when we say wear a face covering we're not trying to take away your ability to go to restaurants at 50% we're saying if we do these things, we can open and stay open we can get back to schools, worship, and jobs. we can do this. >> all right let's talk some solution here. there is another promising result on the coronavirus vaccine front as the clinical trial generated a strong immune response the first results of the study released just yesterday found that the vaccine produced anti

it was mocked by trumpet brit hume because they were making a joke of covid, as you'll recall, and naturally trump had to retweet it. maybe now he wants to resemble what's beiating him in the poll. the lone warrior indeed, the last holdout joining the fight. don't forget what has been spilling out of the face of this president about this pandemic before he agreed to cover it with a mask, at least sometimes. >> i don't think i'm going to be doing it, wearing a face mask as i greet presidents, prime minister, dictator, kings, queens. i don't know. somehow i don't see it for myself. >> i did wear. i had one on before. i wore one in the back area. but i didn't want to give the press the pleasure of seeing it. here is my mask right here. and i liked it very much. i actually, honestly, i think i look better in the mask. i really did. i look better this the mask. >> can you take it off, because i cannot hear you. >> i'll speak louder sir. >> okay, because you want to be politically correct. go ahead. >> politically correct. we'll take any kind of correct out of this president. the man called himsel