conservative commentator and host of "candace" on the daily wire, candace owens.n minnesota, they call him the original "hot dish." and he's two kids away from a starting a line-up. "fox and friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth. the only thing neat about her is how she drinks her whiskey. fox news contributor kat timpf. and when he rides the mechanical bull, the bull has to sign a waiver. my massive sidekick and the nwa's world television champion, tyrus. let's get to the show. pete, hero to hero. thank you for your service. >> thank you for yours. >> greg: you have a lot of american flag tattoos. are you going to have to redesign your tattoos if they change the flag? >> it's an interesting thought. a simple exercise. looking up the color bars that you put up on the screen. i think all those things. you have dancing needle men. you have color bars, and what was the last example? 3.5 equals zero. they are so cringeworthy because you want to laugh but the people saying them are actually serious. her >> pete: exactly. it's like cows farting are going to end like the

candace burns will ask that. candace: the pandemic revealed major problems within the virginia employment commission. the agency has been overwhelmed with claims and news worms -- newsrooms around the commonwealth have been inundated with calls. virginians have been left in limbo with no expiration. the vec says it has clear the backlog, but thousands are still waiting for their cases to be reviewed. the agency faces a class-action lawsuit. how can you ensure virginians that the vec will be fixed and will be held accountable with another disaster occurs? >> i will make sure all of our agencies work. i worked in a bipartisan way with my republican legislator. we worked together on transportation, veterans affairs, education. that is why so many republicans have endorsed me already. we work together fixing trends in part -- fixing transportation when we had a broken agency. we came up with smart scale, that became the model for the rest of the united states. i will invest time, resources, whatever we need. when i c

i am candace page.oderators and i will be asking another round of questions, let's go to candace burns. >> after george floyd's murder, widespread demonstrations call for police reform and transparency. both of you promised to bring people together and keep virginia safe. that requires trust and accountability. in march, law enforcement officials across the country and the law enforcement action partnership wrote a letter to congress calling for an end to qualified immunity for police officers. they argue police need the trust of people they serve but they say people don't trust law enforcement because they do not believe police are held accountable. they point to the qualified immunity doctrine, a controversial policy that protects officers accused of violating the constitution while on duty. mr. youngkin, you oppose all efforts to end qualified immunity in the commonwealth. what is your plan to maintain trust in communities where police serve? and how would you make certain that officers who violate c

what went wrong here, candace?well, i've watched that interview with the two police many, many times, and it appears to me that brian was pretty skilled at hoodwinking people. when he approached the police, he was what i call c-3. he was cool, calm and collected. gabby was the opposite. i'm not going to say she was hysterical, but she couldn't stop crying, she could hardly complete a sentence. she was clearly upset. and brian kind of, with a wink and a nod, almost, says to the police, well, she gets this way, and when she gets this way, i have to distance myself. and then he plays the classic abuser's card. well, you know, she's crazy, so that was all bad. bad for abby. gabby, i'm sorry. >> a kccording to their attorne the family of gabby petito will be holding a press conference tomorrow afternoon. what do you think this could be about? >> i can't imagine, other than maybe they are aware of the manner of death. that would surprise me. usually medical examiners or investigators make that announcement public. perhap

candace, can you talk us through who these civilians are on board the spacecraft? >> you know, we keep talking, alicia, about how this is a history-making trip. all civilians. but these aren't your ordinary civilians. they have been doing some amazing work. they have been interested in space for quite some time. except for hailey arseno. she found out, does it mean i'm going to the moon? we haven't been to the moon in 50 years, a cute moment. but then isaac, a 38-year-old billionaire who made his money during some online payment system, he's the money guy. he's the guy that wrote the check and said i'm going to pay for this entire mission. he approached spacex years ago and said whenever you're ready to be able to take civilians to space, i want to be the first. spacex approached him and said, i think we're ready and so that started the entire process. there's hailey arseno, the youngest american to make it into space. she suffered from bone cancer, she's a survivor of bone cancer. she works at st. jude's hospital and as a physician assistant, that is, of course, w

candace owens, host of the candace owens show. really a model for what could happen nationwide, looks like democrats are banking on it. >> they are banking on it and nothing for them to be celebrating, california residents worked hard to get this issue on the ballot, so many hoops and to jump through and it was republicans, conservatives and trump supporters wanted to be called but people on the left as well, democrats speaking outcome using their platforms to say something is wrong, enough is another way gavin newsom and the pandemic is wrong. he was out with his friends and dining well people were locked down and people lost their money and jobs and california today? it is sad. i see videos circulating on twitter, los angeles in particular and counties surrounding it looks like gotham city to me. i've seen crimes that are unimaginable to me. an epic failure but democrat party, i'm being so sincere the war on terror has migrated once again. used to be about jihad, islam, the war on terror is against everyday ordinary american cit

joining me now is the host of that candace allen show. this really a model for what can happen nationwide because it looks like the democrats are banking on it? >> they definitely are banking on it and there's definitely nothing to be celebrating. it is said definitely for the california residents. the merck card to this issue on the ballot. and let's be clear. it was not republicans or conservatives. it was people on the left as well. democrats as well speaking out and using their platform. to saying something is wrong and enough is enough in the way gavin newsom handled the pandemic. people lost their money at their jobs and look at california today and it is actually sad. i see a vigil circulating in of crime taking place. i'm not being funny when i say los angeles in particular and counties throughout it looks like from city to me i see crimes that are unimaginable to me. here's what the rhetoric doesn't tell us. the war on terror test migrated once again. it used to be about g hardest. >> it used to be about islam. now it is about ev

candace, what have you got coming up?yeah, just ahead right here from the space coast as we celebrate the successful mission coming to an end. a couple of questions. what is next for space travel? and also, what role did former president obama plea that led to the successful mission? we're gonna ask the nasa administrator under obama, next. a, next with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it waiting. the best things america makes are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on home town fields. and the future she promises. when we made grand wagoneer, proudly assembled in america, we knew no object would ever rank with the best things in this country. but we believed we could make something worthy of their spirit. water? why?! ahhhh! incoming! ahhhahh! i'm saved! water tastes like, water. so we fixed it. mio. ♪ ♪ welcome to al

lindsay and candace? >> all right, joe fire. broadway tomorrow, streaming at nbc news. >> we forget how impactful broadway is. the vast majority of tourists come to new york, you thinking they come to rockefeller center, but they come for broadway. broadway employs about 100,000 people. so it has been a rough 18 months. >> all of those restaurants? it is an entire economy, fueled by this industry. we have our tickets. >> yes, we do. all right, it is a new hour, right here at msnbc, starting right now. right now. >> first up on msnbc, fake tips, boycotts, the focus on corporate americans take on the fight against texas new abortion bans, some companies are stepping up. >> we are really spitting on the legacy known as rbg, to be perfectly honest. >> a look at the other republican led states sizing up the texas law, and with all those governors have in common. >> plus, a weekend that honors the american labor movement, millions of those laborers are set to lose their pandemic unemployment benefits. a new pressure on president biden

candace is back on the story. she learned he's not the only executive heading out. candace? >> he's not. on top of good samaritan's chief medical officer resigning, we learned an associate chief nurse officer is no longer with the hospital. he is stepping down in october after 18 months on the job. and associate chief nursing officer was at good samaritan for 11 months before she left according to her profile. now i reached out to both of them today. the doctor had no comment and the nurse did not respond. in statement, they said they don't discuss it. but the pandemic made it common for health care professionals to re-evaluate their priorities. this comes weeks after multiple stories were broken about patient care problems at the hospital. in july federal regulators blasted hospital leadership saying it repeatedly put patients in harm's way. they then hit good swam a notice of term ination putting the medicare contract at risk. most recently we revealed state inspections and lawsuits state going sam and the sister facility lost and mishandled several patient's bodies. they

candace owens is the host of "candace. can you make sense of that rant?d we have to talk about basic biology especially when you are dealing with someone who is a 32-year-old congresswoman. i'm sorry, did i say woman, i meant to say congress menstruating person because were not allowed to say woman. she nearly cripples her own argument here. her argument is the evil g.o.p. is taking away action women are allowed to take via abortion but she is saying something worse, the actions we are allowed to take, are we even allowed to exist anymore? this is what her side represents beauty can't even formulate the word woman because you feel too scared, you have to accommodate all of these various genders. women are women, if you can't enter a debate about abortion and even identify what it means to be a woman you have no place in that debate. >> brian: you look at this texas law and she immediately says, doesn't want to commit to agenda but also blow up the filibuster. does she have a constituency? is she an army of one with a big profile. does she speak for a lot

candace owens is the host of candace. we're grateful to have her on the show. thank you so much for joining us. so, what are they going to -- how are they going to explain away this footage from inside the capitol on january 6, our pearl harbor, our 9/11, our civil war, that shows people kind of wandering around, sort of wondering how they got there. whatever these people are, they're trespassers, clearly. but they're not a crack team of q-anon insurrectionists, they're not. >> these people look like they're walking around a museum is the truth. i looked at the footage and was shocked they went through such tremendous effort. talk about russian disinformation? no, the department of justice misinformation. the department of justice launched an effort to divide the american people. they have been lying left, right, front, senter from the beginning and they have no shame. the idea they had to lock down these tapes because of national security? are you kidding me? it's not, it's fake news security. they have their propaganda arm. they have their msnbc, their cnn. t

we did post a link in candace's story online. we'll say not all districts are maintaining those dashboards though. you can find what you need at nbcbayarea.com/investigation. >>> here is some good news. it's a bright like in the dark times. some power began to flow into parts of new orleans. this is after hurricane ida knocked out electricity for the entire city. so this is new video of crews, they were able to turn electricity on for some of those customers last night. but many still in the dark. at least four deaths in the south are now being attributed to the devastation from ida. those in southeast part of louisiana are just now picking up some of those pieces. roads there still flooded by heavy rain and storm surge. louisiana's governor urging residents to stay put in those shelters and not to go back to what's left of their home until essential services can be restored. >>> we know that a lot of the deaths that happen in hurricanes happen after the storm has already passed because of the storm surge and what not. and you've

her name was candace airs. she lived in my hometown of springfield, illinois. early last march as soon as they could, candace and their husband terry received their second coronavirus vaccinations. that was the day of joy and relief for the family because candace lived with roim toyed arthritis -- rheumatoid arthritis weakening her immune system. in july she traveled to mississippi, a state with one of the lowest vaccination rates to console a friend who had lost her husband. at the time covid infections were at a low point and the delta vir yants was just start -- variant was just starting. so cane das -- candace thought she would have been safe having been vaccinated. soon after the trip she tested positive for covid. hospitalized and mo move to an irchts c.u., she spent the last few weeks of her life on a ventilator. she died at the age of 66 leaving behind their husband, son and daughter and a 5-year-old triplet grand children. in her obituary it states -- my hometown paper, her family wrote and i quote, she was evacuated but was infected by others who chos

candace owens is the host who joins us. thanks for coming on.ople say and i think it is understandable that dead. compared to what we are seeing now vaccination jewelry. candles in the image of tony fauci. help ridiculous is the resurrection, would you say? >> you are telling me you weren't convertedy by kathy? you weren't converted by governor kathy? she was very clear in the bible for those of you who read -- what did joe biden call it? book of "p-salm." he also wanted medical segregation, open borders, hillary clinton to went to 2016 election. i know it sounds like it is exactly what the democrats won. but it is what god wants. we are talking about the democratic party. it is just such a joke. this is the party at their d&c convention, -- they stripped the words "under god from the pledge of allegiance because they said that that was too triggering. that was the party that spent the last four years mocking vice president pence. this is the party that refers to people in the south as bible belt christians. as a pejorative. it is so foolish and

they will about public health i hate candace 0 wood but of course she's in my town about t give her aest to make sure she doesn't affect anyone else. >> thank you. you got to the irony of the of it.k this is someone who lecturing you because she said she cares more about cooper that you do she's not going to axe you to see if you have it it sounds like you care more than she does . >> absolutely. again i may disagree i do not want to get the vaccination i don't feel like i am personally at my age and my demographic an any trouble if i got covid 19. i hope i don't guard for bed. it's not excusefo me not to pay attention to the rules and policies and procedures. at being good citizen. >> you kick a covid tester can' have a credit card this is really getting dark and i hope republican members of congress have some power would stand up for their voters. >> left of hurricane ida slamme it northeast some of the videos are pretty over-the-top. >> you will never believe what america's meteorologist alexandra causey cortezu says i it responsible for the storm we are going to take a break and g

candace owens, thank you so much for coming on.love this story and i'm not taking a position on the private parts of nicki minaj's cousin's friend in trinidad but nicki minaj is like one of the few people who can speak outside the filter. twitter didn't even take her tweet down. she is a rapper. it was amazing to see the panic in the face of unfettered speech. >> yeah, absolutely. there's two things going on here. first and foremost nicki minaj accidentally stumbled upon the ministry of truth. you're not allowed to question anything from the ministry of truth and she's actually showing her fans in real time, what we've been saying for a very long time, that they control what you're allowed to say, what you are not allowed to say and if you say something and not allowed to say they will make a concerted effort to take you down. nicki minaj is talking about one person's experience with the vaccine. who knows, we could both eat peanuts and a roomful of children, we might all be fine and one child might drop down from anaphylactic shoc

candace owens is the host of candace and always great to have her on the show.nk you so much for joining us. so how do they explain away this footage from inside the capitol onit january 6th or pearl harbor or 9/11 or civil war that shows people kind of wandering around, sort of wondering how they got there? whatever these people are, trespassers clearly come up they are not a cracked team of q went on insurrectionist peer they not. >>>>pl these people look like ty are walking around and is him and i looked at the footage and shock they went through to tremendous effort. it is the department of justice and our department of justice has launched an effort to divide the american people and flame left front and center and have no shame or they had to lock down these tapes because of national security come are you kidding me, tucker? it is not national security but fake news security, they had msnbc, cnn and they want to make sure the american people believo the constant effort and psychologically brainwashed to people by don't worry, we will tell you what happened

candace owens is a very smart! she joins us tonight.n, i don't know how else to respond to this. how you respond to this? >> i didn't think i'd have to take a break from what i'm doing to explain science to you tonight, tucker, but i'm willing to do that. covid-19's a very, very smart fire incident and was whether or not you're sitting, standing, whether or not a good song comes on and you're feeling the spirit, covid-19 goes i'm going to leave her alone. you forgot that covid-19 knows your sophisticated and barack obama's birthday party. it knows that if you want to say the met gala, if you want to go to the emmy's, okay because you are a sophisticated person. we have to adhere to stricter mask policies because we lack the sophistication required to keep ourselves safe. on the one hand, you see what she says and i appreciate the honesty. the mask mandates don't make sense. talk about a regular individual. up at the problem is they do not practice when they are legislating and they do not care because they're the f

. >> candace nguyen looked at state requirements and how they're being implemented inconsistently. >> from santa clara to pleasanton to san francisco to the san ramon valley. there has been an unsettling number of covid cases in bay area school districts since classes reopen just this month. >> we just had our first positive covid case. i would argue that it is not because we don't have cases of covid inside. it is because we have a lack of testing. >> reporter: in oakland, many teachers stay delta variant has increased the need for routine testing. since respecting, 270 students and faculty members have tested positive, causing classrooms. >> we should have had mass he is thing across oakland. >> reporter: mike hutchson points to los angeles where the district tested all students in the run-up to reopening and identified more than 3,000 positive cases before the start of class. >> one of the first failures was before school open. >> reporter: they want to test every student once a week. >> reopening after being closed for a year is a heavy lift. with dr. coming in three weeks ago, th

candace neil, not guilty. case number two, kennedy's court for those playing at home. $21 million lottery fraud after cashing in 13,000 winning tickets over 8 years. ali mohamed accused of a tax fraud if scheme where they cashed in 13,000 lottery tickets on behalf of other people so the real winners wouldn't have to pay taxes on their winnings. they then claimed gambling losses so they wouldn't have to pay taxes either, they're charged with money laundering and filing false tax returns. mike chase, this is a big job for a defense attorney. what say you, counselor? >> i reject the entire premise if, okay? many if the government -- this is a tax fraud case, okay, the government's saying they're entitled to taxes on this? if the government wants lottery money, they should buy at lottery ticket, okay? kennedy: yeah. >> i don't think they should be just be able to come in and take lottery winnings. i know my audience, and i don't care really what the jury's going to say, i'm talking to you, judge. taxation is theft, and the government should be on trial in this case, not my

candace reached out to more than 100 bay area school districts to get those answers. >> reporter: about a fourth of those school districts got back to us. based on their responses, it appears most of the teachers are vaccinated but not all of them. and we should get a more accurate picture after last month. we heard back from more than 24 school districts across the bay area and here is how many responded. some of them say they required a prefecture of vaccination. others say the numbers are based on teacher attestation meaning teachers attest to whether they're vaccinated or not and the district takes their word for it. or the teacher declines their status. let's look at the individual school districts. here we have palo alto unified reporting that 95% of their employees tell them they're vaccinated with 92 staffers saying they're unvaccinated. dublin unified said 77% of the teachers and staff showed proof that they're vaccinated with nearly a quarter of them unverified for now. alum rock union showed 83% of its staff being vaccinated. 20 people being unvaccinated and 48 employees decl

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let's get more from the americas editor for the bbc world service, candace piette, who's following thebit more about this tribe? they once lived in isolation _ about this tribe? they once lived in isolation in - about this tribe? they once lived in isolation in a - about this tribe? they once lived in isolation in a vast l lived in isolation in a vast territory until the 80s and they were first contacted by they were first contacted by the outside world. we know of two men in the tribe won in his 40s and one in the 60s and these are the only two who seem to be the survivors of an attack tribe went through in the 80s. there is one woman who is living on the outside. she left the tribe to go and marry in an indigenous reserve nearby and since then these men have been hiding themselves away, trying to keep away from land grabbers and loggers who have been invading their lands for the last few decades. roughly how big of _ the last few decades. roughly how big of the _ the last few decades. roughly how big of the land _ the last few decades. roughly how big of the land we - the last few de

candace piette, the americas editor for the bbc world service is following the story and told me more were first contacted by the outside world. we know of two men in the tribe one in his 40s and one in his 50s. these are the only two, they seem to be the survivors of an attack the tribe went through in the 80s. there is one women also who is living on the outside. she left the tribe to go and marry in an indigenous reserve kind of nearby. and since then these men have been hiding themselves away, trying to keep away from land grabbers and loggers who have been invading their lands for the last few decades.— invading their lands for the last few decades. roughly how bi is the last few decades. roughly how big is the land _ last few decades. roughly how big is the land that _ last few decades. roughly how big is the land that we - last few decades. roughly how big is the land that we are - big is the land that we are talking about now? it big is the land that we are talking about now?- talking about now? it is summed _ talking about now? it is summed to _ talking about now? it is suppo

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. >> as they brush off produces them over her maskless experience at a concert candace owens has this response. >> he is saying mask mandate don't make any sense, the problem is they don't practice that when legislating, there's the social hierarchy. they know they stand above the law and they never seem to face any consequences for. >> tomi lahren will join us live on how she says the real pandemic is the hypocrisy of democrats in high places. he will join us live. >> i cannot wait to hear what tommy has to say about the london soundbite. lawmakers in portland deadlocked on whether to require masks indoors regardless of vaccination status. once the council member who supports the mandate saying, quote, cities like portland have to take the lead and by doing so there will be people who are going to win and lose but at the end of the day if we can save people from going to hospitals and have fewer kids being quarantined and have more pressure on childcare that is a good thing. what about the bottom line of businesses, portland restaurant owner joins me now to react, thanks for being he

host: candace in colorado springs. caller: i am calling in regards to the senate and the congress eating paid. -- getting paid. why don't they take a pay cut? they do not work a full year. only 180 days. it is ridiculous. in all honesty, they get all these fringe benefits, and it is asinine when i think about it. it is not fair. host: ok. guest: most members of congress that i'm familiar with do work pretty hard, but i'm not really here to defend members of congress in terms of what they get paid. there an interesting proposal that would withhold pay from members of congress of congress cannot pass it's appropriations or its annual spending on time. it is called, no budget, no pay. it is interesting, but the criticism of that proposal is that it would unduly hurt lawmakers who can least afford it. so if you are a lawmaker that has lots of wealth and have no need for that paycheck in the short term, you could withstand that and hold your position in the debate, whereas members of congress who really rely on that and do

. >> candace owen, segregation. >> segregation is reintroduced under the guise of medical safety. >>en, nazi germany. >> we can look back in history where people were told to wear a gold star and they were definitely treated like second class citizens so much so that they were put in trains and taken to gas chambers in gnatsia germany, and this is exactly the type of abuse that nancy pelosi is talking about. >> trevor: whoo! that's a tough category! i mean, as a south african, i think the apartheid comparison was easily the best, being forced to wear masks is a lot like apartheid. we all remember how nelson mandela said i refuse to wear a face diaper! famous words, man, because that's what apartheid was, if you didn't choose to be white, then you were oppressed and this is the exact same thing. one of the reasons i love this category is people are making wild historical analogies when there's already an actual history of pandemics and vaccine mandates. they could be comparing it to today. they don't need to make up a new thing. like if tomorrow an enormous passengers ship crashed int

next day, and we haven't named candace owned owens who is part of the daily wire, and you see it's likeody like dana perino who's going to be on, and i plan to meet up with her before hand for a drink. i'm thrilled that you have finally realize the power of country music and fox stars, it has been a long time coming. ten years to try to bring you along and the question i have for you is the question that you would be asking us if you were here and it goes like this. what are you going to eat tonight. [laughter] >> that's a good question. i'm staying at one of the covid ravaged hotels. everything is in plastic. and there's like no food. it's kind of interesting, i'm surprised in nashville but obviously there's some great food. i had the world's greatest cheeseburger at a place, at the bar called the listening room. that's where we are tonight and all week. and i was just staring at it. but i'm not going to live forever. >> i just wanted to tell you that in vegas things stay in vegas but and nash-vegas things do not. so you have stand-up comedians there this week? >> to he will be on toni

thanks to candace owens, pete hegseth, kat timpf, tyrus, tom shillue and our nashville studio audience. see you tomorrow. "fox news @ night" with evil shannon bream is next. i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight: president biden's legislative agenda in serious jeopardy as he struggles. a pair of bills chock-full of trillions of dollars in spending. will the president -- that the president insists will cost $0. the annual congressional baseball game in washington. some reportedly booing the president as he stepped on the field. also the state of florida suing the biden administration over its catch and release policy at the southern border. the sunshine state calls it illegal border policy. games that it's causing florida harm. youtube cracking down on what it's calling vaccine misinformation. who decides how it's defined? what you need to know about the new policy and how it could affect you. we begin with president biden's agenda hanging by a thread as democrats cannot seem