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that was chris fox helping us all to breathe easy.ch mayjust take your breath away. motor racing is huge, but it's notjust the professionals that you may see on the telly. in the uk, over 30,000 people have what's known as a competition licence, and lots of others just head to the tracks for fun. all of them are trying to go faster, drive better and crash less. and now there's a new piece of tech out there, which might just give them the edge, and dan simmons has been taking it for a spin. this is thruxton race circuit. it's the fastest track in the uk where ordinary road cars can take corners at over 100mph. now, for most drivers, what makes the biggest difference to their speed isn't tweaking the car, it's about their driving skills. i put way too much curve in there, didn't i? yeah... and that usually means getting an instructor to help us improve. and then back the other way. that is until now. garmin have come up with the catalyst. it wants to make me drive faster. my question is, can it make me the next lewis hamilton? and more

that was chris fox. the secret services have always been secret.espionage are changing. m15 has just joined instagram. but other areas have not. for example, the number of women working in the field stands at just 16%. but a schools competition is hoping to change that. to see the role that women have taken over the years in cybersecurity i first took a trip back in time to look at some pretty special computers and coders that used them. i'm here at the national museum of computing on bletchley park, a place full of computers and memories, not least of the world war ii codebreaking. today, it's largely associated with alan turing, who cracked the previously unbreakable german enigma code. his efforts undoubtedly helped give the allies the edge. but 63% of those working out of bletchley park were in fact women, many of them working on the world—famous colossus. the job descriptions that they gave to women codebreakers were different from the job descriptions that they gave to men so, if you go and look at the paper records, you will find that women

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all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ chris: and hello again from fox news in washington.fragile ceasefire is still holding in the middle east after 11 days of fighting between the israelis and palestinians left almost 300 dead. president biden is walking a fine line, promising to rearm israel while working to provide humanitarian aid to gaza. and he's also dealing with a sharp split among democrats about support for israel. in a moment we'll speak with the senior adviser to israeli prime minister netanyahu. but first, let's turn to mark meredith at the white house for the latest on the conflict and the politics here at home. >> reporter: president biden has spent a lot of time on the phone lately urging palestinian and us a reilly officials to stop fighting, and as you mentioned while the ceasefire is holding today, the president is facing a long list of questions about how he hopes to achieve lasting peace in the middle east. >> i'm praying this ceasefire will hold. i take bibi netanyahu when he gives me his word. >> reporter: the u.s. says it firm hi supports israel's r

week, a new memorial to remember the heroes of america's forgotten war, all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ chrisand hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news, another night of fighting between the israelis and palestinians in the worst outbreak of violence in years. israeli air strikes hitting gaza and targeted this high-rise, housing offices of the associated press and other media outlests. journalists getting out safely after being warned a strike was imminent. the fighting taking place inside israel between arabs and jews and on the border with lebanon and jordan. the u.s. spearheading efforts to deescalate the violence, president biden speaking with israeli prime minister netanyahu and palestinian leader abbas. let's get the latest from trey yingst reporting from the israel/gaza border. >> reporter: overnight, rockets soared through the sky before being intercepted by israel's missile defense system, the iron dome, the target the second largest city in israel, tel aviv. israel responded with more air strikes, hitting military and civilian positions. [sounds of bomb

all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> chris: angelo again from fox news in washington.n with breaking news. another night of fighting between the israelis and palestinians in the worst outbreak of violence in years. israeli air strikes hitting gaza and targeting this high-rise housing offices of the associated press and other media outlets. journalists getting out safely after being warned a strike was imminent. the fighting also taking place also taking place inside israel between arabs and jews. the u.s. spearheading diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the violence. president biden speaking saturday with both israeli prime minister yet an end palestinian leader abbas. let's get the latest now from trey yingst reporting from israel-gaza border. >> overnight, rockets soar through the sky before being intercepted by israel's missile defense system, the iron dome. their target, the country's second-largest city, tel aviv. israel responded to the rocket fire with more air strikes hitting both military and civilian positions. the israel defense forces also responded today to

all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ chris: hello again and happy mother's day from fox news in washingtondonald trump's n flense on the republican -- influence on the republican party is being challenge i thinked on two fronts where house republicans are working to remove liz cheney as one of their leaders and on social media where facebook's decision to ban mr. trump on their platform is now reconsidering. in a moment we'll speak with former federal judge, michael mcconnell, one of the co-chairs of facebook's oversight board. first, let's bring in mike emanuel on where dark-with more on where the trump facebook controversy stands right glow the decision to uphold ban on former president trump for now has led to calls to break up big tech platforms with some arguing for anti-trust reform, after allegations of censoring conservatives. >> this is going to be a breakup of big tech. when you look at google and facebook, they have more power over what we read and what we see than any in the media. >> there's also significant certain from those close to former president trump, that being shut o

a big lineup coming up, on fox news sunday chris wallace sitting down with facebook co-chair michael the chairman of the republican study committee indian committee tim banks airs at 2 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. you won't want to miss it. and that is how fox reports on this saturday. the 8th of may 2021, all of you moms out there have a great mother's day. i'm jon scott thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. hello america this is "life, liberty & levin," i have some books here. not for show but enormous amount of research and reading. as i prepare for my own writing. and need to tell you about what's going on with your country. rather than in some surface level syping superficial way i

chris wallace on fox news sunday with republican congresswomen liz cheney, who as you pointed out was ousted as the chair of the house gop conference. here's that exchange. >> you say that kevin mccarthy should testify but -- to what appears is a new commission to investigate the ryan on january 6 and should testify specifically about the conversation she had with the president that they where he reportedly called the president said you have to call this off and the president said, kevin, some people are more interested in the selection then you are. test in this election then you are. i asked congressman mccarthy about this a couple weeks ago. >> has a president ever reached out to you since the report came out to discuss what you and he talked about on the january 6 the phone call and as you say to him, i can't, because we are under oath? >> know, that never happened. never even close. >> and if you did -- and if that didn't happen, you would agree it would be witness tampering? >> yeah, but it never happened. >> congresswomen, do you know anything about that, whether or not kevin m

chris wallace on fox news sunday with congressman liz cheney, who as you pointed out was ousted last week as the chair of the house gop conference. [video clip] >> you say kevin mccarthy should testify in what seems to be a new commission to investigate the riots on january 6 and testify about the conversation he had with the president on that day where he reportedly called the president and said, you have got a call this off. the president said, kevin it appears some people are more interested in this election than you are. i asked congress mccarthy about that a couple weeks ago. >> has the president reached out to you since that report came out to discuss what you and he talked about in the january 6 phone call, and did you say to him, i can't, because we are under oath? >> no. >> that never happened? >> never even close. >> if it did happen, you would agree that would be witness tampering. >> it never happened. >> congresswoman, do you know anything about that, whether or not kevin mccarthy in donald trump talked and the president try to reach out to get their story straight about

all right now on fox news sunday. chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. it was 40 years ago when ronald reagan told the nation government is not the solution to our problem. government is the problem. ever since, presidents both republicans and even democrats have played down the role of big government until now. president biden is pushing $4 trillion in new spending and almost that much in new taxes. what happens to his plans over the next few months will tell us a lot about where our nation is headed. in a moment will speak with one of the president's top economic advisers, cecelia rows. but first let's turn to mark meredith and williams in delaware on prospects for the officious plan, mark. >> chris, president biden insist the country can afford to spend trillions and trillions of dollars. but republicans are upset with more than the price tag here. they argue the white house is trained to expand government bureaucracy for decades to come. >> we are way behind the rest of the world right now. >> president biden said if the u.s. is to compete globally,

fox news sunday with chris call has is up next. i'm -- chris wallace is next. i'm mike emanuel.'m chris wallace. facebook's independent oversight board maintains a temporary ban on donald trump but sends the case back to the social media giant. now, facebook has six months to make a final decision. what does it mean for mr. trump's ability to get out his message and raise money as he considers another run for president. and what does it mean for the push in congress to regulate big tech? >> whether it's six months or six days, what we see in this decision is really about chilling free speech.

fox news compared to ohmic contributor hurt. and he solaris milk shoots him out of its nose. comedian chrisfox news contributor kat timpf. [applause] arrived, charlie. welcome back to the program. >> good to be with you. you and you see this censorship? it's not like if they kick you off facebook comments on like you can go form your own facebook. >> i guess i am an angry white male because i -- it deftly sums it up for me. i would be lighted not to get all of the media. but i don't understand facebook anyway. it's all -- i get it. it's kind of america's front porch. that's where a lot of people, especially people who can out. and actually i don't mean that derivatively either because i think there are -- a provides a real service. but i just don't really get it. there's a reason that you don't, like if you're not still friends with somebody, that he went to college with and he went to school with, the like 20 years later, move there's a reason for that. >> but sometimes they are public about the divorces and it's fun. >> greg: and by the way, you have to look up your exes. that is what fac

. >> do you blame fox -- >> chris, can i say something? >> yeah, hold on one second, counselor. do you blame fox? do you blame former president trump? who do you blame? >> i blame myself. i take full accountability for my actions. and because of that, i have gone to god and asked for forgiveness. i've prayed, god, please forgive me. i take full responsibility for my actions. i'm not -- this isn't a cop-out, right? god tells us to come to him and beg for forgiveness, and that's what i've done. that's what i ask for america. i ask for america to please forgive me. i shouldn't have been there that day. i shouldn't have been involved on those capitol steps. you've seen the pictures. there's no secret. but i pray, like i pray to god that you please forgive me and that's all i can really say. >> when did you realize you had been misled? >> i realized i've been misled a few days after. immediately after. what happened that day should not have happened. i don't care who you are, what happened that day and what i saw that day should not have happened. we should not attack law enforcement.

you might remember his interview at the white house with chris wallace on fox sunday news where he rippedwas out of field before he kind of turned and pivoted on august 3rd here in florida. where he said, in florida, vote my mail is okay. we asked the voters, how do you usually vote, and from the vote his history files, we actually know exactly how they vote. no who they cast their ballots for. but in method. we look at republicans and democrats who always vote by mail, and we found in the survey, one in four republicans who we know always vote by mail, they say no, no, no, i vote in person. and after the election, we looked at the vote history and looked at what people said in terms of the august -- july, august, how do you plan on voting, and we found 1 in 5 who said they were going to vote by -- said they were going to vote in person, but they voted by mail. >> i got to run. thank you, daniel. thank you, we are out of time. we will be right back. [truck horn blares] (vo) the subaru forester. dog tested. dog approved. are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new

. >> the cdc director told fox's chris wallace people should follow local guidance. >> are not a homogeneous country. there are some places that have more disease than others and less vaccination rates than others. what i would say is in those communities, they should still be looking within those communities before removing masks, mask policies. >> the cdc says public school students should wear a mask for the remainder of the school year. >> confusion about whether or not to wear masks, i was in pinehurst, north carolina. people didn't know whether they should be wearing them, taking them off. president biden not easing the mixed messaging. you see him wearing his mask outdoors again as he spent the weekend in delaware. you would think it would help of the president of the cdc got on the same page? >> first white house kept saying is that the reason president biden keeps wearing a mask outside is out of habit and last week he made a big deal out of not wearing a mask and he thought we are moving on. yesterday went to a sparsely populated church service in a mask, walked out of the service

you might remember his interview at the white house with chris wallace on fox sunday news where he just ripped on vote by mail. and it was before our survey was out in the field before he kind of turned and pivoted on august 3rd saying in florida, vote by mail is okay. we asked these voters how do you usually vote? from the vote history files of the public records, we actually know exactly how voters vote, not in terms of who they cast their ballots for but in terms of their method. so we looked at republicans and democrats who always vote by mail, and we found in our survey that about 1 in 4 republicans who we know always vote by mail, when we asked them, said, no, no, no. i vote in person. so taking a huge cue from donald trump. we also then after the election looked at the vote history and looked at what people said in terms of that august -- july, august how do you plan on voting? we found about 1 in 5 republicans who said they were going to vote by mail who, in fact -- said they were going to vote in person who we know always vote by mail voted by mail again. >> i got to run. thank

let's bring in our economic council, steve moore, boston urban hospitality co-owner and chef chris coons, and foxs contributor pastor robert jeffords, think, great to have all of you with us tonight. let's start with you because you're on the front lines of doing hiring here, we have a number of states that are saying not only are they going to scale back some of the benefits that are going out, montana for an instance is trying to dangle some initiatives to get people back out. they say they stay at a job for four weeks, they'll give you $1200. how are you doing with staffing and hiring? >> it's about the most challenging time i've ever seen in my industry for trying to hire. we see surging demand here in the state of massachusetts -- i mean, number one we had so many restaurants close permanently to my 3600 restaurants never reopened their doors and the state of massachusetts. come to find out, we have about the same population looking to go out to eat, and we don't have enough employees to take care of the guest demand we have at this time. >> shannon: from this jobs report today, which was ve

i'll see you all this week on fox news at night and chris will see you right back here for next fox newsay morning, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, the walls closing in on the origins of the coronavirus, as dr. anthony fauci feels the heat. china's role and joe biden's response coming up.id we'll talk with ohio congressman mike turner on what the intelligence says about the intent behind covid-19 and the impact of joe biden's agenda. then, four star general and former vice chief of staff of the u.s. army, general jack keane on the strength and courage of the u.s. military he

i'll see you all this week on fox news at night and chris will see you right back here for next fox news sunday. steve: in minneapolis 8250% increase in gunshot victims. who has been hurt the most? blacks and latino americans. in new york last june 97% of shootings victims were minorities. in los angeles according to the police chief nearly all shooting victims in the 2020 crime surge were in black and brown communities. listen to this report from minneapolis. the sound of gunfire has become so familiar and one predominantly black neighborhood the residents have grown numb to it. now, even the democrat politicians who a year ago pandered to defund the police activists are coming to their senses and reversing the reckless, dangerous, undermining of the police. but there is another consequence of the protests one year ago. it could be even more destructive. the potus helped advance a cause that is been trying for 100 years to occupy the commanding heights of american life and that cause is woke is him which in the space of just 12 months has become the new religion not just of the left but

now, let's catch up with the weather with chris fox. to be putting on of the atlantic is another area of low pressure sets its sights on the uk in times for the a lot of cloud around, brief sunny spells but lots of heavy downpours and those painful totals will really begin to mount began across southern and western areas of the uk. that's your latest weather. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: new government measures are put in place and others considered to tackle a spike in cases of the indian variant of coronavirus in some areas across the uk. as cases double in a week — the uk government says it can't rule out local lockdowns and bringing forward second doses of covid vaccines. we'll flex the vaccine programme to where the clinicians think it's best utilised. israel steps up its assault on gaza — as palestinian rockets continue to target civilian areas in central and southern israel. the business empire of the owner of liberty steel is under investigation by the serious fraud office — including its links to greensill capital. w

fox has some serious journalists, so does chris wallace, but by enlarge the fox prime time lineup intars in particular, tucker carlson are spreading malicious lies about the election and these are not just quote/unquote any lies. these go to the heart of democracy because their undermining faith in the foundation of our republic which is trust in the election and remember, brian, that the trump administration itself declared that this was the most secure election in history. these are the specialists who follow these things. there is no evidence that the election was stolen or rigged. and yet, because these news outlets and politicians in the republican party and others threw their hat over the trump wall, the more delusional he became and the more delusional they became and it is a real threat to our democracy. >> your op-ed for "the new york times" this week, it is called a guest essay now at "the new york times," this is something that really stuck with me. you said the trump base is addicted to the big lie. and you said addictions are hard to break. that is -- it is kind of uncom

i'll see you all this week on fox news at night and chris will see you right back here for next fox news sunday. ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, the walls closing in on the origins of the coronavirus, as dr. anthony fauci feels the heat. china's role and joe biden's response coming up.id we'll talk with ohio congressman mike turner on what the intelligence says about the intent behind covid-19 and the impact of joe biden's agenda. then, four star general and former vice chief of staff of the u.s. army, general jack keane on the strength and courage of the u.s. military he defending america do you know dangerous day -- during dangerous days, why the chinese communist party has been ramping up its military. plus madness at the border, unknowns running into the country, disappearing into thear interior of the u.s. hundreds of thousands of got-aways at the halfway mark of 2021 and a peak surge expected in the months to come. the memorial day weekend, the unofficial kickoff to summer when 200,000 plus apprehensions a

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on behalf of of rachel, and kristin, the fox r chris: i'm chris wallace.ddle east, but how long will it hold? the. ♪ >> i believe we have a genuine opportunity to make progress, and i'm excite committed to work for it. chris: president biden walking a tight rope, praising the truce to end 11 days of conflict. >> the palestinians and israelis equally deserve to live safely and securely. chris: but where does the situation in the middle east stand now, and what about the growing split among democrats over israel? we'll sit down with the

greg and chris, always a pleasure. >>> fox business alert, president biden visiting with troops at this hour in virginia after revealing a $6 trillion budget proposal which includes a $2.3 trillion infrastructure proposal and his $1.8 trillion american families plan. the massive spending plan is the biggest in u.s. history and includes a 16% increase in domestic spending along with a 1.7% increase in military spending. but the national debt topping $28 -- have i thrown enough numbers at you? -- topping $28 trillion the, the reaction from republicans has not been supportive, to say the least. to blake burman louvre at the white house. i don't think -- live at the white house. i don't think republicans would be supportive anyway, but you've just looked over this budget as best you can with a fine-toothed colm. what's -- comb. what's jumping out at you? >> i've been speaking with officials about this budget, and it is very clear that they believe the president's plan is working. they think his economic vision is right, they think his plan is right, and that is part of the reason that they

chris ford. >> ford told fox asher's teams finding were not based on science. ford pushed back to protect secretary of state mike pompeo and the trump administration from releasing unproven findings. he pointed to one particular claim by the state department armed control verification team purporting to, quote: prove the wuhan institute of virology origin by statistical analysis turned out to be junk science and evaporated when subjected to scrutiny by their own scientific panel. ford explained referring to the january 7th pam of experts that the state department team had arranged. we can't hold china to account if avc makes us look like cranks. meantime on capitol hill. dr. anthony fauci was pressed by lawmakers on the virus origin. >> why did you dismiss the lab leak theory as credible? >> i have always said that the high likelihood is that this is a natural occurrence. i didn't dismiss anything. i just said it's a high likelihood that this is a natural occurrence from the environment of an animal reservoir that we have not yet identified. i still maintain th

fox's chris wallace confronted cdc director dr.helle walensky in mask guidelines. >> things in the pandemic are starting to turn around and what's also happening is we are getting data evolving data on the science. chris: new guidance says clearly good news. it certainly has created some confusion and even concern. >> it certainly would have been easier if scientist had been involved earlier and i'm delivering the science assigns is delivered to the medical journals and, you know, it evolved over the last week. the cases came down. stuart: all right, dr. marc siegel with us this monday morning. i can't describe it any other way than saying we have mask confusion all across the country. what's going on, doctor? doctor: i will put it very simply, i can put through the confusion and get rid of it. i have a lot of respect for dr. walensky but the facts are it did not just happen over the past week where the data suddenly came running in. we knew from israel back in march where there were studies out of california and across the country

mike: be sure to catch "fox news sunday," chris wallace has an exclusive interview with senator roy bluntalk about the timing of a january 6th commission and his take on the infrastructure negotiations with the white house. all that and more top of the hour, 2:00 eastern time. >>> local law enforcement ramping up pressure on the biden administration as authorities grow increasingly overwhelmed with the situation at our southern border. a closer look at the conditions on the ground next. ♪ ♪ n the right place. my seminars are a great tool to help young homeowners who are turning into their parents. now, remember, they're not programs. they're tv shows. you woke up early. no one cares. yes. so, i was using something called homequote explorer from progressive to easily compare home insurance rates. was i hashtagging? progressive can't help you from becoming your parents, but we can help you compare rates on home insurance with homequote explorer. guess what. the waiter doesn't need to know your name. so you want to make the best burger ever? guess what. then make it! that means cooking day a

welcome to fox news sunday. >> hey, chris, good to be with you. >> you are one of the republicans leadingto remove liz chaney as chair of the republican conference and it looks like to replace it with at least a woman from upstate new york. i want to put up their voting records, it is interesting, chaney has 80% voting record from heritage action. score is 38%. she voteed with trump position last four years 93% of the time. stefonic voted with trump position 78% of the time f. chaney is being replaced and she's clearly, it see,ore conservative than ste sdlt f-- stefonic, is it just because she is not as loyal to president trump? >> let's be honest, this misses the reason why we need a change in republican support. republicans are unified in single mission to oppose radical dangerous biden agenda and win back majority in the midterm election. any other focus is a distraction from stopping the biden agendaa from what it had done at three months sending this academy in tailspin, making america less safe, abroad from appeasing those in iran by flirting with the iran nuclear deal. that is our

fox news sunday with chris wallace is up next. an action packed show.day and a fantastic week. chris: i am chris wallace. present buying mixer dramatic break with the past four decades in washington. calling for eight new era of big government. >> we got a lot more to do. that's why i propose emergent jobs fibers but the president proposes spending trillions of dollars on healthcare and childcare. community colleges and infrastructure. >> at the winston generation investment in america. >> will sit down with was the president's top economic adviser cecelia rao's, member of his family's cabinet, only on fox news sunday.

fox news sunday with chris wallace is up next. he's got a big show.and a great week ahead. all the best. ♪ ♪ ♪ d. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] . . . only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ never run dry of... killer attitude. or hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost. the #1 hyaluronic acid moisturizer delivers 2x the hydration for supple, bouncy skin. neutrogena®. pets are family and we know it. so rely on the experts at 1800petmeds for the exact same medications as the vet, but for less with fast, free shipping and our 100% guarantee. visit us at petmeds.com today. chris: i'm chris wallace. tensions boil over in the middle east and the cdc does an about-face on masks. >> we have all longed for this moment. chris: the centers fors disease control now saying fully vaccinated people can remove their masks indoors as well as outside but the new guidelines creating confusion as states, cities and businesses scramble to decide what they'll do. the change coming ju