chaos of people coming back.ly bad news for the travel industry but it beggars belief the government has not been watching the growing increase in coronavirus cases in spain and the localised lock downs in that country. they have had 1000 more infections in the last two days alone. and they have had these localised lockdowns in catalonia and other parts of the country so you sort of think maybe we should have been thinking about this and not rush to quite so quickly into going back and getting everybody on flights and they will have to turn her back those flights. let's turn to the daily mirror. same story and the point that obviously a lot of countries now who rely particularly on british tourists. that tradition is there and they are worried that if they say there localised cases spike up as well. i think that is right absolutely. in spain, the 50% of spain's gdp comes from tourism —— 1596. of spain's gdp comes from tourism —— 15%. and it employs nearly 3 million jobs. on the basis of that other countries in a

what does "chaos" mean there? gen.tis: so, i was a colonel out in the mojave desert, and i had an operations officer from brooklyn with a rather droll sense of humor. one day, i was done with one of my brilliant ideas talking to my operations officer of this regiment of about 7000 sailors and marines out in the mojave desert, and i saw on his whiteboard "chaos" written, and i said, what's that about? he said, oh, don't worry about that. you don't need to know about that. i say, oh, yes i do. [laughter] i used some of my powers of persuasion. i waterboarded him. [laughter] i found out my irreverent subordinates had decided that my call sign should be chaos. "colonel has another outstanding suggestion." [laughter] it was rather tongue-in-cheek. they didn't see the brilliance of all of my ideas that i identified. so i adopted that as my call sign. any time you hear about this "mad dog" thing, my troops all laughed at it, knowing my call sign was chaos. that was never my favorite nickname that the press assigned me on a sl

take a look. >> chaos is a tool to reshuffle the deck. >> chaos is a complete reason. >> will chaos work? >> keyword, organized chaos. >> i think it could be used as a tool. >> use that chaos to tear down the system and rebuild it. >> i believe so. yeah. >> sean: tear it down, i believe so. mayor durkan, mayor wheeler or city council so-called leaders, how can you not see or care what this is all resulting in and at what point do we blame these failed politicians for aiding and abetting all of this nonstop crime and chaos and carnage? thankfully president trump, he's taking bold action to restore law and order but he's holding those who commit violence accountable. he tweeted tonight: "anarchists, agitators orw protestors who vandalize or damage our federal courthouse in portland, or any federal buildings in any of our cities or states, will be prosecuted under our recently re-enacted statues and monuments act. minimum ten years in prison. don't do it! 18 people have been charged and their roles in the portland rights. president is sending 100 more agents. just to protect federal propert

so the chaos is negative to the party. so is that new narrative a distraction?losi and others calling federal forces, quote, stormtroopers or push for fascism, is that so as not to distract from what's going on in democrat-run cities in let's talk to ken blackwell. what do you think, ken? by the way, it's great to welcome you to the show. what are you thoughts? >> good to be with you. as a former mayor and a former undersecretary of the u.s. department of housing and urban development, let me just tell you this. the democrats want to make this a referendum on the president, and so they advance false narratives and they hope that americans shut their eyes and close their ears, you know, to what the reality is. but this is going to come down to a basic choice between whether or not we want the rule of law and safe neighborhoods and streets or whether we want chaos and disruption. and that means choosing between cities that are fields of dreams versus cities that are killing fields. and as you just said in your remarks, there's tangible evidence that the body count

i saw on his whiteboard "chaos" written. i asked him what that meant. "you don't have to worry about that." oh yes i do. i used my powers of persuasion -- i waterboarded him. [laughter] my callsign should be chaos. it was rather tongue-in-cheek. they did not see the brilliance of all my ideas so i adopted that as my callsign. any time you hear about this mad dog thing, my troops all laughed at it knowing my callsign was chaos. that was never my favorite nickname. ae press assigned it to me on slow news day. david: you never used the expression mad. you never explained how you got it. you obviously don't like it. gen. mattis: the marines teach you to be tough in other ways than self-aggrandizing stuff like that. [applause] gen. mattis: one thing i have had to do and you will understand this, i sign a lot of next of kin letters and the last thing they need is someone with the self-image of mad dog up there with their son's life in his hands. i shy away from those words. david: you have signed more than 800 of those letters daca -- letters? gen. mattis: i

warning over exam chaos for many pupils.e have not been able to set those exams and so it is all on assessments, isn't it? this is a very significant story from the scottish mail on sunday. and like all schools across the country, according exams has been an incredibly difficult thing to do. and on the outset they said that children will be marked on continuous assessment by their own teachers. according to this story, it suggests that's not going to happen at all and the exam body, but authority that is going to make an assessment and actually, it's going to make an assessment based on how the school generally performs, what has been its history of the past two yea rs. has been its history of the past two years. the scottish tories are making a point in the story that actually, there's just going to be a whole slew of appeals if the children do not get the marks of the expected of because the work is not being judged by their own teachers. and this is about the scottish system, which is different. examples in england, wales

and now says enough is enough now he will send the troops in that have been ravaged by violence and chaos. and now an update on the chaos in portland oregon and the protesters against the police and we have retired nypd detective all of that coming up also fox news political analyst weighing in on the media to downplay the riots you will not believe what we have on tape plus republican from the house judiciary is with us now dig into newly declassified documents showing the chaos going on behind the scenes at thehe fbi through the slandering russia probe against the powerful wiretaps and now this debate with the information we are uncovering. those under the obama administration commit perjury and now with anonymous leaks to the media keeping that collusion and alive over three years and behind the scenes top officials like james comey and james clapper said they had no evidence of russia conclusion and they told the democrats that. more on the t oou story, show pr struck slamming the new york times in early 2017. and now defending that story also tonight trump 2016 campaign manager sayin

it is natural chaos that has been created because of this pandemic.en your state, this new uptick in the numbers. we just got news in the past hour that the texas governor, governor abbott, has demanded that people, that he issued a mandatory order to wear face masks for those communities that have more than 20 positive covid cases. when ever you're in public you have to wear a face mask. is he going a step further and demand some kind of, some kind of close down order? >> well we're certainly hoping not. i know that most texans really would, would prefer that not to happen but it is going to depend on the circumstances. and you know, i was a dentist for 37 years and i wore a face mask every day, all day, when i worked. it doesn't bother me but many so people have a real problem with it and i understand that. but the social distancing, washing of hands, wearing face masks, this is just part of, part of the way that we fight this covid-19. and i think that people need to take this very, very seriously. there are people out there that think that this wh

i think that will be put back by this chaos, this weekend.ing what we just mentioned, the irony, the transport secretary grant shapps himself in spain, sharing the virus pain in spain, sharing the virus pain in spain, that is the headline. interestingly, it says michael gove, mentioned as part of the decision—making process, he was joking he on his way to ibiza soon and he should have possibly fought foran and he should have possibly fought for an exemption for the spanish islands but he decided not to fight for that. i think the fact grant shapps is actually in spain, may give some reassurance to people who feel government could have told them earlier, could have had better information, this happened very quickly. i agree. information, this happened very quickly. iagree. it information, this happened very quickly. i agree. it happened so fast, people will feel very upset about this. i think there needs to bea about this. i think there needs to be a balance about whether or not we ta ke be a balance about whether or not we take these decision

are about law and order and chaos in the streets well what better way than go create the chaos yourself. but you convince the people that they're in you need law and order they're in danger i hate to go back to 1930 germany again but there was a little guy with a mustache over there that used the identical same scenario he ran on a law and order type saying we're going to and we're going to get rid of certain people 'd who are bad for our country it sounds familiar doesn't it back in the thirty's today in the 2020 years wow we better be read not a history people and pay attention. let's shift to health news as medical officials across the globe seek answers about the novel coronavirus answers about another infectious disease could soon emerge because of representatives has passed an amendment ordering the pentagon to investigate credible assertions that the department of defense experimented with ticks and other insects and biological weapons during the cold war at fort dietrich and plum island one of the most common illnesses spread by ticks lyme disease is suspected of emerging from t

chaos, chaos. you change the unemployment benefit, it's going to take weeks if not months for most people to get it, the economy crashes, people are hurt. they get kicked out of their homes, they can't see their kids. what are you doing? the republican proposal on unemployment benefits simply put is unworkable. it will delay benefits to are weeks if not months, as we slide into a greater degree of recession. and by the way, the idea that we need to drastically reduce these benefits because workers will stay home otherwise is greatly exaggerated. most americans are not going to quit their jobs, forego benefits and a steady salary in order to receive temporary unemployment benefits. that's what leading economists say. these benefits are a lifeline to tens of millions who want to work, are ready to work, can't find work because there aren't jobs for them. the vast majority of people don't have jobs to go to. let's face it, folks, our country is in the middle of multiple crises. tens of millions of ame

so to continue with groupthink and to have a president that would survive to engender a little chaos and with the midterm election in 1994 he secretly brings in advisor dick morris with a political consultant at times of his career and clinton's aides don't like it and then daily get to the press that dick morris is advising the president and people like stephanopoulos but he even knows he got better results. and then tried to get better results. i will do two things. we will be coming later she for questions in the audience. >> there with the reagan administration. >> first of all thank you all and the bipartisan center for doing this book event and the work that you do and then to bring us together of the policy issues. and then with those judgments and then the comments on the model that he sets up. to talk about ideological bodies with the broader category of infighting and if you can take a look to say and have the best outcome for public policy. let's start there. that is fascinating way to look and frame what goes on in the white house. many of us are old enough to remember fo

another unbelievable night in portland as a chaos in america's streets continue. another night of demonstrations as federal agents at one point began to use tear gas on that some of the rioters that were out of control and not group. and in chicago at least 14 people were hurt. gunfire broke out outside of a funeral. all of this as resident trumpets called for federal intervention to help in some of these major u.s. cities that are seen such a dramatic surge in violence. good morning everybody, good to be here in the morning, my martha maccallum. >> melissa: welcome to you more thought, i melissa francis, sandra smith is off. the president's plan comes as opposition grows towards federal forces in portland. they are saying federal agents are not welcome there. the mayor of chicago taking a similar stance as violence surges in her city. police officers finding some 60 shell casings at the scene of yesterday shooting. >> they shot him everywhere, all over. we thought it was a war over here. i'm sick and tired of it, and this area is really bad. >> the violence that

update on chaos in portland, oregon. anti-cop protesters, protesting against the police attack a back the blue rally supporting cops. we've got that. we have retired nypd detective, oscar odom coming up. fox news political analyst giano caldwell weighing in on media and prominent democrats downplaying the riots. you won't believe the new sound we have got on tape. republican guy reschenthaler from house judiciary he is with us. we've got more. we're digging into the newly declassified documents. it is getting worse by the day. it shows chaos going on behind the scenes at the fbi and floundering failed, trump-russia probe. showing the fbi misled the fisa courts to get pourerful wiretaps on trump and his team and more. we're uncovering this information. the fbi officials under the obama administration commit perjury? media research center's brent bozell tackle how anonymous leaks to the media kept the trump-russia collusion story alive for three years when behind the scenes, top officials like james comey, peter strzok, ja

a president who is willing to survive chaos engender a little chaos for better results. in the famous story of bill clinton who loses the midterm election in 1994 because he knew he needed alternative voices, he brings his advisor his name is charlie, his name was dick morris who was a long-standing political consultant to clinton but a republican consultant at the time of his career. charlie brings in the memos that are trying to get clinton back, his aides don't like and they find out from charlie and the leaking to the press and that dick morris is advising the president and people like stefan engine stefain theentire time he house. stephanopoulos whose memoir talks about how much he dislikes morris. at the end he knows clinton by bringing in outside force got better results out of the staff. sometimes the president has recognized the benefits with a little bit of chaos in order to get better. >> thank you tevi, you given a good sense of what's in the book. there is a lot more for the audience, there's certainly more reason to go out and buy that book. i'm going to do

it has thrown a british holiday makers' plans into chaos.ane hanna it makes landfall in southern texas. 0fficial wa nt landfall in southern texas. 0fficial want one of a life—threatening storm surge and strong winds. —— officials warn of a life—threatening storm surge. prescriptions for cycling are set to be included in the uk government's plans to tackle obesity in england. full measures will be set out tomorrow, and are expected to include a 12—week plan to encourage people to lose weight, and a ban onjunk food tv adverts before 9pm. it comes after public health england found being overweight puts people at greater risk from coronavirus. french media are reporting that a 39—year—old man has admitted setting off a fire that ravaged the 15th—century cathedral in the city of nantes last weekend. the rwandan national — who worked as a volunteer warden — was in charge of closing the cathedral on the eve of the fire. he's now been arrested. 0ur correspondent hugh schofield is in paris. tell schofield is in paris. us more about the effects of the

jennifer: it's chaos. it's grand chaos going on down there.is: and who really creates the bulk of the chaos here? jennifer: tad. lemonis: okay. jennifer: yeah. he's a little famous for his temper. lemonis: a boss should be telling people it's gonna be okay, not pouring gas on the fire. jennifer: right. lemonis: you have a food truck? tad: yeah. lemonis: this is your only food truck? tad: this is our only food truck. this goes out for a lot of film stuff. so it's our kitchen on wheels. so it's different than your normal food trucks. lemonis: so, tad, for me, the big thing is people. right? tad: mm-hmm. lemonis: you know that about me. tad: yes. lemonis: and so i have to be honest with you. i've noticed the way you approach your employees. you have a -- yelling at them and you're very aggressive with them. what's -- what causes you to be that way? tad: i want to make sure that they don't get me in a bad situation. i never want to not be able to support my kids, my family. i had a health problem, years ago. i had a blood clot. next thing i know,

chaos he caused with that tweet this morning and let me read it. "glad i was able to get the very dishonest lame stream media to finally start talking about the risks to our democracy from dangerous univertal mail-in voting. not absentee voting, which i totally support. must know election results on

one state office simply said, chaos chaos. all disaster, it would take weeks, months, dave then implement the new plan. what will people do during that time with not getting unemployment insurance. the idea of the republican sides that we have to/unemployment benefits because otherwise americans will go back to work is exaggerated. americans are desperate to get back to work pretty such little faith in american people. such a bad outlook on human nature. people want to work republican friends pretty they just have jobs to do it. were not going to let them starve while that happens. god forbid we provide a lifeline until we defeat this disease get our economy back on its feet seems to be the republican attitude. they seem to think the market people are bunch of loafers. will they are not. now, we democrats want to get something done. we are certainly frustrated with the diddly, the disunity and the lack of understanding of the death of the crisis coming from the republican side. but without will not stop us. we must press on bi

chaos. you can see it coming. and big fights on which ballots are counted and which are thrown out, it's hard to imagine the stock market reacting positively to an election that's not decided by christmas. that is entirely possible. it's hard to imagine the economy just humming along when future economic policy is unknown. today is july 27th. 34 days since that new york primary. they are still counting. heaven forbid this mess is repeated in november, but it sure looks like the coming election will be one more virus victim. terrible. >>> the third hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. stuart: now, we talked about election risk before, the election risk being that president trump loses. this is a new election risk, in my opinion. the gentleman on the far side of the right screen there, mr. charles payne, is with me now. charles, i say there's no way around this election chaos because of this mail-in balloting. i don't think that's good for the market. how about you? charles: i agree 1,000%. if we are really

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>> we see accord native effort to destroy the root of law and to create chaos, whether it's antifa orcriminals, we see this attack on our country and our cities and the choice is ours, do we sit on the sidelines and let it happen or in fact we push back. liz: great to have you on, come back soon. texas congressman ryan babbitt will weigh in next. stay right there. ♪ ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk... my chair... and my phone. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ in a highly capable lexus suv. at the golden opportunity sales event. get zero percent financing on all 2020 lexus models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. on alsave without evenls. leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you only have to pay for the data you need, starting at just $15 a month.

are throwing plans for tuition into chaos. harvard's presidents has around 40% of their students will return to campus next said master while all courses will be taught remotely. many have to leave or transfer schools. there are more than one million foreign students in the u.s. inequality remains a pressing problem and the chasm is wide economically, culturally, and digitally, creating and maintaining a diverse and inclusive work force to serve a diverse consumer base is vital to the success of

we will discuss the chaos in liberal studies, law and order, safety, security, the coronavirus, the economy and of course joe biden. of course, the president is also, his opponent actually steps foot outside the house today, the basement, that's the second time in two weeks, that's a record. way to go, joe. the corrupt, ever confused, ever frail joe biden actually left his home. he traveled all the way from delaware to pennsylvania to his trusty teleprompter where he delivered a painfully awkward speech in a

donald trump is doing this to create an image of chaos, to air them on far-right television, scare the country, turn them into campaign ads. but these are the people that senator merkley and i are honored to represent. these are the people donald

those who disagree with your argument say that it would lead to chaos. where the election, where the popular vote is close and changing just a few votes would alter the outcome or throw it into the house of representatives, if the rational response of the losing political party or elements within the losing political party would be to launch a massive campaign to try to influence electors. there would be a long period of uncertainty about who the next president was going to be. do you deny that that is a good possibility if your argument prevails? mr. lessig: we deny it is a good possibility, we don't deny it is a possibility. we believe there are risks on either side which is a good reason to avoid the constitutional interpretation. we agree that the possibility exists that you could flip electors. look historically at the number of times that could have mattered. in the history of electors, there has been one elector out of the 23,507 votes cast who have switched parties against the majority party in a way that could have mattered. the first time it ha

in this case, trump is accused of essentially creating chaos. that is, creating conflict which he then is able to use as a rallying point for his own reelectionbid. as we know, he is a president who has heart campaigned on law and order, as he sees it, and he wants to depict the opposition and especially those lily livered weak at democrats, as he sees it, as people who would allow pay to envelope the country and cities. when has forced been used in the past? under reconstruction in the civil war, 186518 six 27, they were deployed in the american 1867, they865 to were deployed in the american south because they were needed. in 1957, y yes, dwdwight eisenhr deployed federal forces to get black kids to be able to enter white schools because the governor of the state would not do it himself. they were warranted at that time. 1965, the marsh that we have been talking about recently, john lewis was part of it, from selma to montgomery, alabama, civil-rights march, rejected the alabama, the national state guard was deputized federally in order to prot

it is violence of the it is chaos. it's a risk to their lives.here of influence of the democratic party which is now controlled by the radical left, you run a very grave risk if you disagree with them, not just called names. you could be assaulted, beat up, murdered as we've seen. elizabeth: all right. so watch this as antifa and protesters deface and vandalize memorial in los angeles to fallen officers. it is called the wall of sacrifice. it's a memorial to officers killed on the job. i just want to follow up, what did you mean by you could get murdered? >> we've seen people be assaulted. we've seen number of police officers killed in the line of duty since all of this chaos ensued. and you're talking about the taking down of a monument to our great police officers and our police, law enforcement. that is a thin blue line. i will tell you, it is getting thinner by the day as democrats try to close them down, to defund them. it is incredible to think that they would put their citizens at that grave of a risk. there again we see monuments being to

meanwhile, another night of chaos in portland. what will it take to get things under control? and could we soon see indictments in the durham probe of the russia investigation? president trump's former deputy national security advisor on that next.

only i can stop the chaos. i think this is abhorrent and it's a clear political stunt. and ultimately what i'm worried about and others in my community are worried about is that nonviolent americans are going to be killed for doing nothing other than standing up for american democratic principles. this is a serious issue. >> so one more on the national scope of this and then we'll go back to what's happening in portland. the president says, listen, if you can control your city, if homicides weren't blowing up all over this country, especially in democrat-run cities, i wouldn't have to do this. but you can't get it under control, so you need me and they were destroying the courthouse. so we had to go there under federal law to protect the structure. and obviously you need the help. if you're too political to ask for it, i'm going to do it anyway because i can. >> well, that's just a salacious argument and it's not true. the fact of the matter is, before the feds arrived, the situation was contained. the nightly

or joe biden and total complete chaos.oes anyone with a straight face actually believe joe biden has the guts or the smarts to stick up with these big city mayors who have just dominated american politics right now and who have turned their cities over to the criminals in the chaos. the answer is obviously of course he doesn't. trump is the only thing standing in the way. >> sean: who are you going to call? we are going to show an ad put out by the trump campaign in just a second. dan, thank you. dave rubin, thank you. by this platform should make every american worried. you need to pay attention to this. a lot of us on the line. 160s, that's going to go by very fast. instead of trying to trying to appeal to centrist voters in independence, this is pretty spectacular, unique and i believe it's all done out of fear and weakness by the biden campaign. biden now has to spend all of his time and energy accommodating the most radical elements of his own party. the bernie people don't love him so he's had to take on bernie's eco

trump stands a good chance in the election but he is the chaos candidate, economic chaos and street chaos. >> sean: productions, peter? >> sean, they still have to debate. prediction, over 400 electoral votes for the president. contract is clear. >> sean: i hope pete is right. no offense, geraldo. when we come back, we have some good news to share. hope tonight as it relates to corona. also pretty unbelievable. yes, the ever incompetent andrew cuomo trying to sell a poster touting new york's covid response. a little sick. texask. governor greg abbott wil join us, give us an update. there have been hot spots in texas. he'll tell us what's going on and w how he's dealing with that straightan ahead. >> sean: all right. on the issue of covid-19, we have some, and this is cautious optimism, but good news on the vaccine front. the company moderna, there kronos the coronavirus vaccine showing good results, as the vaccine apparently resulted in an immune response without major side effects. in other words, it created antibodies for covid-19, actually according to dr. oz when i spoke to him who wi

>> we see accord native effort to destroy the root of law and to create chaos, whether it's antifa ornarchist or criminals, we see this attack on our country and our cities and the choice is ours, do we sit on the sidelines and let it happen or in fact we push back. liz: great to have you on, come back soon. texas congressmanananan ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk... my chair... and my phone. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and a high risk for fracture, osteoporosis 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®. serio

arizona use pepper spray to disperse unruly crowds of writers in portland season 60 first night of chaos>> we will prevail! >> 61 nights of that. can you imagine? writers take center stage on capitol hill, the attorney general is set to testify about this. >> expect them to come out swinging defending the response to the civil unrest in portland and other cities. in a previous statement, he will say this, what unfolds might be around the courthouse cannot reasonably be called the protest. it is by any objective measure and assault on the government of the united states. abandoning basic rule of law principles that should unite us even in a politically divisive time but democrats plan to grill him on everything from portland to the mueller report. >> attorney general william barr is there to protect donald trump. i think it is quite self-evident in all of his actions that he's not acted in the peoples interest. >> this is the violence in portland continues for two months, 61 days, authorities revealing contraband confiscated around the courthouse, you see all sorts of items, chat will twe

i think some are liking the chaos because they think it gives them a political advantage.art of that chaos is being caused by our school closing. for our kids, we need to open them. i can promise you for many of our kids, keeping the schools closed is going to hurt them far worse than the coronavirus can. france, germany, denmark, austria, vietnam. even vietnam has opened their schools. and they have done it safely and we can too and we should too and if i can say one of the thing. i know some people in good faith disagree with me and i respect that. let's have the debate. but there are some people who want to keep our schools closed because they think it gives them a political advantage. and they are using our kids as political pawns treated them i say unashamedly they can kiss my ass. it's wrong to do that the kids of america. not the people in good faith but those enjoying the chaos because they think it's going to help them in november. >> sean: and i make the distinction for example, there are honest people that are protesting, you know, real injustice for example in