liz: congressman byron donalds is good to have you on, come back soon. >> it's good to be with you.et's bring in founding partner mitch roschelle, your reaction to the colonial pipeline coming lback online how was i going to hit the market tomorrow. >> i think it's good news, consumers are dealing with inflation right now and the last thing they need to deal with the standing and waiting in line for gasoline and they become the toilet paper of this year it's good news for consumers but thea fact of the matter if you look inflation numbers is 4.2% in a takeout food and energy is 3% energy costs are already a big component of driving prices up for the consumers, the good news at least we won't see price inflation as a result. liz: is inflation at the highest of 4.2% as you just said, is it really bad or does it look bad because the economy is in a a downturn due to the shutdown. >> there is a littlee of that bt too many other than antidotal situations that the congressman mentioned materials prices, food prices are going up, the big thing no one is a talking about and why i don't thin

joining a staff order congressman byron donalds, it's great to have you back on, where you come down on this critics say it's an isolated cyber attack at a crucial pipeline but is it bigger than that, the thing 70s of the result of the country being hostage to imported oil and inflation but is it just one pipeline or is there something bigger going on, what do you think. >> is a lot bigger than the colonial pipeline, the keystone pipeline being shut down on day one, the dakota pipeline being shut down, you have is a administration not renewing any nieces on federal land, this is designed to shrinker oil production here in the united states, joe biden can put on the progressive line of the green new deal and pursuing renewable energy which are vaguely not ready for "primetime" to power everything that the united states needs. it's not an isolated incident this is him pushing his radical agenda and all the american people despite the fact that itt will increase prices and despite the fact that google hurt poor and middle income people of our country because of the price of their goods

ing but first joining me right now to reaction to my open and much more congressman byron donalds and trump thank you and i want to start with you congressman. what -- what happened in after the speech was tim scott was referred to as uncle tim but was trending on twitter because of he made some statements about the fact that he didn't believe that america was systemically racist what is your take on that? >> tim scott is absolutely right america is not systemically racist. it is important for everybody to understand and judge we all puns. our history is very clear when it comes to slavery to segregation to jim crow it is a dark history but if you look at the progression from 100 years 50 years ago to today we are a far different country than the issues we've had in our past. the reason why the left wants to demean tim scott reason they didn't want to demean black conservative and push notion to america is systemically racist is because you need americans to hate their country in order to push these radical agenda policies through. it is really that simple. so i'm glad that tim scott

byron donald joins me next. judge jeanine: here are the numbers from this past weekend.icago, 36 shooting incidents. 46 smoothing victims and 9 murders. new york city, 22 shooting incidents. 26 shooting victims and 3 murders. those numbers aren't just statistics. lives are being lost and families torn apart because of weak democrat leadership. even the doj acknowledged how bad it's gone the saying we have seen nationwide an increase in violent crime, particularly in homicides and aggravated assaults. joining me to tell us what we can do to turn the tide is florida congressman byron donald. we have a problem, everyone in america knows we have a problem. we are seeing more violent crime than we have seen in the past 25 years in the united states. what can we do about this. you are in congress. what can congress do about it? >> judge, to be frank, is there not a lot for congress to do in these situations. you said it best in your opening here. it's weak leadership in some of the beige cities across our you wonder why violent crimes up in your city. portland, oregon, 100%. a

start with florida congressman byron donalds back with us.ial pipeline is moving to be back up and running. news is coming in. it will take a few days to straighten that out. what is your reaction to this story? first of all i'm glad they were able to get the pipeline up and running. what we're clearly seeing, liz, energy is not only essential to our economy but our life, every day lives. gas lines from florida up the eastern seaboard proof positive how essential this pipeline is and other pipelines frankly including the keystone the president shut down at the beginning of his administration. i hope this is a clear sign to everybody on capitol hill we need to embrace our energy infrastructure. we cannot walk away from it t damages human lives here in america. we should never allow something like that to happen. elizabeth: congressman, stocks took a tumble. the s&p and nasdaq finishing down sharply on inflation concerns. let's go through the multiple crises. inflation is at 13-year high. the focus is on liz cheney. elise stefanik likely instal

congressman byron donalds of florida is here to react.t have been ready for that curve ball but it is prime time and you are a smart dude so you are ready for it. how do you react to the reality that racism is the immediate term used whether you are black or white or argument you make if you are a conservative and making an argument about refugees, assimilation, somehow it's racist. how do we get past that or push through it? >> well, first, pete, before i get to that, if you were as moderate as you said you were during your monologue i'm glad the people of minnesota sent you home, too. but that being said, i think the toughest thing that's really happening in our politics is you have people like rep omar who are cheapening the history of race in america. >> pete: that's right. >> they're making it to be so transactional to make their political points in today's america. they have actually are cheapening the actual history here in the united states. i like listening to the left all the time. they always try to remind us of the stain in ou

joining us mike huckabee, florida congressman byron donalds, dr.arty makary, fred fleitz, "daily caller" vince coglianese, congressman guy reschenthaler, former acting i.c.e. director tom homan. tonight why the biden administration sudden about face on ending mask mandates. what science did they follow for that, when dru fauci said we may wear masks until 2022. is this political science as polls turned against them? texas reports zero covid-19 deaths two months after president biden slammed texas for neanderthal thinking when texas dropped its mask mandates. more big box stores dropping mask mandates if you're vaccinated. new developments on the harrassment investigation wrapping up with governor andrew cuomo. more women accusers reportedly subpoenaed. we break down how governor cuomo contradicted and stepped on his own new york state law that he signed which cracked down on sexual harrassment. also former secretary of state mike pompeo calls china's covid-19 coverup, quote, staggering. he says the risk of bioterror from super research is real. 18

. >> florida republican congressman byron donalds joins us and he will talk about all of this leads to midterms looking beyond, also we have larry called lowe who will talk rising inflation feels, the need for accountability from the left-wing media and texas congressman kevin brady will tell us where he stands on the push to oust liz cheney. >> first, earmarks are back in washington opening the floodgates for pork barrel spending. lawmakers tallying up billions of requests on top of the trillions in spending, they're already pushing. hello and welcome to the thursday edition of "america report." >> the controversial spending project will ban after a high profile string of scandals, they inefficiently reinstated them in february, now under new transparency rules. they are requiring two repose the request. >> so far they've asked for $6 billion in additional funding for local projects, and some are of the requests, their little out there. congressman kevin brady joins us with how the spending spree could actually derail president biden's legislative agenda. >> we begin the hour with hil

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joining me now florida republican congressman byron donalds. >> they absolutely are. and so is twitter and facebook. they have been doing it for the greater part of the year. their job was to allow people to disseminate their information, the things that they believe. not to be the check on what's right or what's wrong. and if we actually look back over the past year, the social media giants have been more wrong than they have been right. it is outrageous. this is not what they were ever designed or allowed to do. congress must have been reform because they have no desire to reform themselves and a the last time i checked i don't go to youtube to figure out what's real or what's not. i go to youtube to watch the things i choose to watcher as an american. not the things that they force me to watch which, unfortunately is what youtube and twitter and facebook want to do. >> lawrence: yeah. guy there for the funny videos and now they think they are all knowing, congressman. i have got to ask you. you be a former businessman and pretty successful i

but first, joining me right now, congressman byron donald, thank you for being here as well as our other is stephen's guest. what happened after the speech when tim scott was referred on twitter because he made some statements about the fact that america was systemically racist. what is your take on our? >> tim scott is absolutely right, it's important for everyone to understand and we all understand our nation is very clear when it comes to segregation and jim crow. it is our history. if you look at the progression through today, we are talking about this radical notion and you need americans to push these radical agenda policies through. and i'm glad that tim scott stood up and said what we have all been thinking as joe biden and kamala harris have been pushing this idea that we are a systemically racist country. even kamala harris said that we are not a racist country. >> well, what is interesting is that, you know, the left is supposed to be so tolerant, but not one democrat stood up, not one of them said you know, this is racism, to call tim scott uncle jim is racism and none of the

but first joining me right now with reaction to my open and much more congressman byron donalds and foxs contributor lara trump, thank you both for being here, i'm gonna start with you congressman what happened after the speech when tim scott was referred to his uncle tim who was trending on twitter because he made statements about the fact that he didn't believe america was systemically racist. what is your take on that? >> jim scott is absolutely right america is not systemically racist, it's important for everybody to understand, we all understand our history is clear when it comes to slavery, segregation and jim crow, is a dark history but if you look at the progression of america from 100 years ago to 50 years ago to today were a far different country than the issues we had in our past. the reason the left wants to demean tim scott and demean black conservatives and push the radical notion toll america is there cynically racist because you need americans to heat their country in order to push the radical agenda policies through, it is really that simple. i'm glad tim scott stood up

byron donald called him a hero for defending our nation and freedom. lieutenant colonel also has a book titles irresistible revolution, marxism's goal of conquest and the unmaking of the american military. on monday it became the number one bestseller on amazon. we've reached out to the space force for a statement but have not yet heard back. that book became number one. jillian: thanks. todd: a former ufo investigator issues a dire warning about national security. >> i think we are beginning to realize just that we may not be alone and when we get this report to congress hopefully the department of defense and the intelligence community will come clean, level with the american people about what is going on and it is a global phenomenon, we had cases in the uk, but make no mistake, this is probably the single biggest defense and national security we are facing today and we need some answers. todd: that is quite a statement after leaked footage shows a ufo floating off the coast of california. the pentagon confirmed the video was taken by navy personnel

joining me as byron donald and house minority whip steve scalise. this shiny object game of democrats focusing on january 6th, on aoc, marjorie taylor green, people can't find gasoline in major american cities and suburbs across the eastern seaboard. how is this making any sense? >> what you are seeing is a group of people over their heads. all around the world it is on fire, israel under attack, lines at the gas pump, it is like the 70s, jimmy carter wouldn't want to be compared to this administration. inflation through the roof, lumber prices 400% up, many schools closed, kids can't get an education and president biden siding with teachers unions instead of children in america, millions who may never recover from what he is doing to them on every front, we are seeing a crisis at the border and this president is like he shows up for 2 hours, can't answer any questions and goes away and they hope they can throw shiny objects to distract the american people but people getting fed up are seeing this, very concerned about the socialist move by pelosi a

slamming the space force, texas senator ted cruz calling this a troubling -- florida congressman byron donaldn and freedoms. the lieutenant colonel has a book titled irresistible revolution, marxism's goal of conquest and the unmaking of the american military. on monday it became the number one bestseller on amazon. we reached out to the space force for comment but have not yet heard back. jillian: thank you. todd: tomi lahren joins us live next. . . more protection, more sun, more joy. neutrogena® beach defense® the suncare brand used most by dermatologists and their families, neutrogena® for people with skin. ♪♪ neutrogena® ♪ i want to see you stand up ♪ ♪ i want to feel you be proud ♪ ♪ i want to hear your beating heart ♪ ♪ live out loud, oh ♪♪ mmm, licorice records. wonka, digital workflows for it tell us this machine needs updating... kids don't really have records anymore... but it tastes better on vinyl... servicenow. ♪ jillian: welcome back. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez leading dozens of house democrats in call for a complete immigration overhaul. todd: racial reckoning to t

joining me now, florida congressman byron donald's and house minority whip steve scull spirit peaked their shiny objects game of the democrats focusing on january 6, for man or focusing on aoc spat with marjorie taylor green. this is as people can't find gasoline in major american cities and suburbs all across the eastern seaboard. how is this making any sense? >> laura, what you're seeing right here with the biden administration is a group of people that our way in over their heads. all around the world it's on fire, israel is under attack tonight, lines at the gas pump that's like the 70s. jimmy carter probably wouldn't want to be compared to this administration. inflation is through the roof. lumber prices 400 percent upgrade many schools are closed were and joe biden is siding with the teachers unions instea of children in american million of whom may never recover up from what he's doing to them. on every front we see disaster and crisis at the border. this president, it's like he shows up for about two hours he can't answer any questions and then they go away and they hope he c

spring and byron donald's. good to see you today.a counteroffer to the white house, expected to be larger than the $568 billion they've proposed so far. how high would republicans in the house be willing to go for an infrastructure bill. would you be willing to go anywhere? >> i'm not willing to go higher than 568 billion. number one, this is most important, we have a situation where inflation is running amok in our country. our government has spent trillions of dollars already from our pandemic that's already over. we should not be putting more money to the streets to negotiate with joe biden bernie sanders, who have no care about their responsibility, the dollar, and no care about the future fiscal deficit of this country. we should not be negotiating with that. number two, if you were going to do infrastructure, bridges, roads, waterways, we can fully pay for it by pulling back some of the money this congress has already spent, negotiating with them is a bad idea. it's not going to end well. >> john: progressives won't hire them a

house oversight committee membe byron donald will be our guest enjoying this in a moment to discuss those investigations, what, but we begin with jackie live from the white house for u this afternoon. >> good afternoon. president biden said yesterday he knew the true origin of covi 19, he would not be asking for 90 day review of it, but the former lead investigator on the covid 19 origins probe said tha there was no evidence of the virus evolving naturally, and that is what intelligence sources told fox they reiterate that as far as one within weeks the whole species was identifie but with coronavirus, we still have not identified a host species. the pressure is growing in congress to get to the bottom o this. two bipartisan bills were introduced as morning the first would establish a bipartisan commission modeled after the 9/ 11 commission focused on covert origins and covert response. the cochairs of the bipartisan problem solvers, now, the secon bill would strip china of sovereign immunity that would allow covid victims families to directly sue the chinese government for damages. it wo

byron donald, you can see across the country in major cities the crime is up.thinking about this? i know tim scott and booker and bass are working on police reform effort. in your day-to-day conversations are people aware and concerned about this? >> members are thinking about it. they talk about it periodically. there are so many things going on on capitol hill it is not the number one topic of conversation but the number one place you want to put police reforms in place is in local departments. many departments across the country that have gone through the training protocols and making the necessary adjustments. officers in our communities who are taking time in our communities to build those necessary relationships. whatever we get done on capitol hill will be additive to that. the real reforms have to come from the local level and local departments. >> dana: to that point this former minneapolis police officer who moved to iowa joined us last hour. we asked him who the increase in crime hurts the most and here is what he said. >> we always talk about the vi

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. >> julie: congressman byron donalds points out that cancel culture is not coming for democrats in this saying it's no secret that the media and democratic party are in cahoots and their refusal to put down that remark is proof of that. congress had an opportunity, a very rare opportunity, to actually show diversity. you had tim scott, a black man coming out and speaking on behalf of america saying we're not a racist country. and you would think that would be met with applause by the left, no? instead it is a slap in the face. >> julie, the most important diversity we can have in this country is the diversity of thought. what we have here is an ugly incident where a white man was so incensed that a black man dared have a different opinion and worldview than the white man. the white man used a racial slur against a black man. that's kkk101 stuff. to be condemned is one thing. we're calling for his resignation and condemning the texas democratic party for not calling him out. they've been radio silent and missing in action. we'll either join and get rid of the scourge of racism or we're n

i want to play something from congressman byron donald, his take. >> this is reckless. this is not leadership. this is not the thing that many of these voters who voted for joe biden were actually looking for so it's incumbent upon congress to come up with the budget that makes sense to the american people. not this lunacy. >> shannon: do you see these two sides coming together on a real live budget this year? >> well, not if they have to get a bipartisan accord. if republicans aren't going to vote for the january 6 panel they sure aren't going to vote for biden's priorities in his budget. budgets are about priorities. grover, we've always had deficits in this country with the exception of four years under president clinton. it's a question of who is going to benefit from it. biden's plan benefits the working and middle class people in this america and invests in things we've been neglecting for a very, very long time. >> shannon: that's the -- [cross talking] did we lose you? we didn't mean to cut you off. >> look, these are things that we've been ignoring since the da

. >> florida republican congressman byron donalds joins us and he will talk about all of this leads to lowe who will talk rising inflation fee

one republican, byron donalds of florida says democrats would have kicked out one of their leaders whon climate change. there is something of a litmus test for the gop. >> the conference needs to get this issue behind us and move, behind it and move on to discussion on the biden policy agenda. certainly when we get into the elections of 2022 it is going to be an issue of do you support biden or not. reporter: immediately new york gop new york representative elise stefanik announced her candidacy to succeed cheney in leadership. the vote will not happen until . we need to unify our conservative vision and fire speaker pelosi. david: stefanik had a more liberal voting record, less conservative record for cheney, right? >> that is the concern from some very conservative members but she seems to have the votes. there is some thoughts they might delay it a month or so but they will probably vote in stefanik regardless of those concerns of her voting record. david: thank you very much, chad. thank you very much for the update. from a change in leadership to a change in energy policy, preside

lawrence: yeah, pete, they decided to put me in the game with you, so byron donalds is going to be hererob schneider? ainsley: you didn't know? lawrence: our producers do the job and make us look good. it. ainsley: we will be watching you, do in our beds in our pajamas with our coffee. sorry. all right. thanks, pete. steve: quarter before the top of the hour jillian joins us now with some news. jillian: that's right, good morning. let's begin with this story. former reality star josh duggar is released from arkansas while out on bail. he will live with close family and friends until his trial. he will stay in a self-contained space on their property away from the family. the judge ordered him to stay away from minors. he is allowed to visit his children but only when his wife is presented. meantime california state officials rescinding a request for land to build what was initially described as a tent city for migrants. earlier this week an email was sent to san diego farmers saying the state was looking for land for migrants coming into the country. well, now state officials saying to

marc siegel, byron donalds, tom european union larren, lara trump and the issue is how long is your vaccineing done and why can't we get to the bottom of it? it's all on "justice" on saturday night. steve: we will be tube-side. judge have a great weekend thank you for joining us. >> you too! goodbye. will: let's go to ashley with more headlines for us this morning. >> we do we'll start with this two suspects have been arrested in connection with murder of an army colonel and his veteran wife in virginia. police identified the suspects as ronnie marshall and deangelo strand. edward and brendon mcdone yell were gunned down in their front lawn. the suspects worked with a relative of the couple and believe the motive stems from a feud that was at the home on monday. >> a massive wildfire forces an entire town to evacuate. the fire started yesterday in baghdad, arizona and burned about 150-acres and destroyed 13 homes in the small mining town. officials say 25% of the fire is contained, but dry grass keeps fueling those flames. the cause is under investigation but early reports say it may have b

donald trump himself. i think that's wise given the uncertainties about the former president. fewer uncertainties about the policies. >> bret: byrone from today in the "the washington post," quote: weight lifting gator aid, birthday calls, inside biden's day. i think tomorrow we might have part two. president gets up, has breakfast, plays with dogs, more on biden's day. >> bret: part 2. panel, thank you so much. tomorrow on "special report," infection rates are going down and masks are coming off. yet, the biden administration is considering making working from home permanent for some federal government employees. we will have the very latest breaking news around the country and around the world. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted this week by lawrence jones start right now. hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: bret, that's three extra seconds for me. >> bret: that's right. there you go. >> lawrence: good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: thank you so much for joining me and i'm lawrence jones. what a