corey, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> corey: thank you for having me, chris. >> chris: so presidentast night attacked democrats right from the start. here is one of the more dramatic examples. take a look. >> they are vicious, they are violent, they in many cases hate our country, and they have bad policy. >> chris: does mr. trump really believe that the democratic party is violent and many of them hate our country? >> welcome, chris, if you look at some of the numbers of the democratic party have stood for, which is bailing individuals out who have been arrested for causing mayhem and violence, attacking police stations, burning our court houses in northwest part of the country, their actions and their wallets speak for themselves. when you look at their policies, chris, in the first three months of this administration, the biden administration has canceled drilling in the arctic national wildlife reserve. he has canceled the keystone pipeline and he has caused the devastation and the loss of tens or hundreds of thousands of jobs that allow us to be energy independent, all while al

corey, walk us through ibramektin. it is a drug made by merck.s been on the market for a long time. now this new news that we got on friday that fauci says they're looking for treatments for covid now, one of the treatments that they're looking at is made by merck. so the ibramektin merck drug is off patent. the pharma companies aren't making any money off that because it's off patent. tell us about that. >> that's correct. they do not make money off of ibramektin anymore. it's an old drug, many, many different manufacturers make it. briefly, that is one of the oldest and safest drugs we have. it's been given all around the world for decades, 4 billion doses. that testimony that you played that i gave in december, the evidence was convincing then. it's now overwhelming. just yesterday a paper by some of the top researchers in the world concluded that ibramektin leads to a massive reduction in the amount of patients who are dying. we're getting reports from all a over the world, from mexico, that put it into their public health policy that huge nu

i apologize earlier, i had mentioned corey in my remarks, going back to nadia's remarks. i'm sorry about that. i was trying to customize. i totally agree with you, nadia. there is a conservative landscape that is very contentious and what you described in terms of the promotion of an industrial policy for the united states and a\to globalism -- and a backlash to globalism is at the heart of trumpism right now. those purveyors of that policy are often very anti-china, and right on the bandwagon in terms of promoting a more aggressive posture against china. they see china as the sole villain in this narrative that the loss of jobs, the left behind the despair that , americans are feeling is because of the jobs and the supply chains that had been redirected to china. i take a different view. that there is plenty of room for i do believethat there is plenty of room for that industrial policy or at least moving towards a more independent trade policy in which we do try to bring jobs back home, and a more worker-centric policy, but i with the aggressive posture do not agree aga

how would you describe corey, why critical race theory is proof so divisive? i would say when you tell any group of people that their oppressors because of the color of their skin and you tell the other group that they are a pressed because of the color and they're seen, you're going to find push back. you are going to see people standing up. we know what martin luther king said, right just by the content of our cares and the color of our scheme. and when we see people trying to implement that into our schools, on to our children, you're going to see pushback. how do you feel the subject of racism should be taught? should it be taught in school? i don't know that said telephone man, because i think our history is our history. right. and we should teach our history . but critical race theory goes further than that. and it starts to dean people oh, pressures and no press based on their skin color. that is wrong. piri, you haven't held back talking about the black lives matter either. you said the movement is for the destruction of america under families. can you

corey. >> they reviewed dozens of randomized trials, in the most accurate statistical analysis, they estimateti that 62% less deaths would occur. minimum of what ivermestin capable of. arthe benefits we're seeing fron early treatment are massive. they prevent people from going to the hospital and dying. maria: l well, obviously social media has -- >> over 100,000 patients lives would have been saved had the nih instituted ivermectin in early january. around the world f they followed our lead, we're talking about over a million lives based just

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thank you, corey. okay, i will ask a couple of questions of my own and then we will go to audience questions. i will ask all of the panelists in the same order starting with nadia, how should american conservatives think about the use specifically of foreign economic policy tools including, for example, tariffs, foreign assistance, economic stations and trade agreements. president trump had a different approach than some of those instruments then president biden has his own approach to what can we use from these examples and how should we think about using those classic tools looking ahead? >> thank you, collin. i guess i keep to keep going first year and that is fun. [laughter] i think there are three, i'm not an economist and i think there are three fundamental issues that we are grappling with as conservatives. one is a question who do we want to have and will be have a worker oriented trade policy? this is fundamentally what a lot of the debate is about on manufacturing and this is an issue for adm

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how would you describe corey, why critical race theory is proof so divisive? i would say when you tell any group of people that their whole pressures, because of the color of their skin and you tell the other group that they are a pressed because of the color and they're seeing, you're going to find push back. you are going to see people standing up. we know a martin luther king said, right just by the content of our cares and the color of our scheme. and when we see people trying to implement that into our schools, on to our children, you're going to see pushback. you haven't held back talking, but black lives matter either. you said the movement is for the destruction of america under families. can you just open up and why did you say that? well, the co founder said she was a marxist. so we know what marxism leave to and that is communism that socialism. so for me and for america, that's not what we're about. activists in the u. k. are advising foreign property investors to stay clear of britain. they will develop a selling unsafe real estate covered and the

earlier i spoke to them, i just saw behind the video there, corey. yes, sure. i just think people are waking up to what's going on in the vision that's been going on. and i think people are tired. man, there are teachers that are tar that are writing me people going up to school boards now. yeah, i think people want to stand up because they see that they're trying to brainwash our children into seeing each other for the color they are and not the character that they are. how would you describe corey, why critical race theory as proof, so divisive? i would say when you tell any group of people that their whole pressures, because of the color of their skin and you tell the other group that they're all pressed because of the color and they're seen, you're going to find push back. you are going to see people standing up. we know what martin luther king said, right just by the content of our cares and the color of our scheme. and when we see people trying to implement that into our schools, on to our children, you're going to see pushback. you haven't heard back tal

teresa stay, corey just mentioned. the people who live in the city will be workers classes and this isn't an actually off on an art for this is reminiscent of the classical the industrial revolution. please step and get over in northern saudi arabia. there are plans for near the line 170 kilometer long, 0 carbon emissions city. further, smart cities have been designed for dubai and dabby, many of which are green, or at least pretending to be the 1st was mazda, a carbon neutral city. in all who, dobie, which was supposed to be completed by 2014 then came the financial crisis and the completion date was shifted to 2030. but except for the buildings designed by architects or norman foster, they're still little to see. the problem is that these utopia tarnish quickly says spanish architect be sent there. i was in my star and my studies over these was a good idea in the year 2008. and they have a plan to do a, c, d, w. in fact, very expensive because he was elevated on the podium in the same way that these, the line is how

how about for you, corey? you know. and then once i became a father and i started to make certain mistakes, i just thought back like, wow, you know, my dad would always say just wait until you have kids, keep living. you know and then you start to learn as you go. nobody's perfect, you know. >> i love the phrase, i don't remember where i heard it, but it's not my job to be your friend, it's my job to be your father. royalty, what's your favorite thing about your dad? ?open questions can be hard, right, royalty. >> what do you like to do with daddy? >> walk and go to the park. >> simple walk, going to the park, a few lessons from a father who is clearly teaching you the right lessons in life. corey, i'm sure your family appreciates you. i know that little girl right there appreciates you. i think it's important to say you we as a society appreciates you as well. thank you for being on the he show this morning. >> thanks for having us. >> in the final hour of "fox & friends" this father's day sunday, golf legend

. >> reporter: in galveston, texas, corey macinnis, abc 7 news. >>> we have an entire section dedicated to june toneth at our website, -- juneteenth at under arrest website, abc7news.com. you can meet the woman known as the grandmother of juneteenth. >>> in other news now, scary moments this morning in san francisco as firefighters and police had to rescue people as a fire raged in an apartment building on leavenworth street in the tenderloin. you can see one of those rescues in progress. the fire started at about 6:30 in the morning. the fire department tells us that residents felt the heat and smelled the smoke. some ran to the police station just a couple of blocks away for help. officers rushed to the building where firefighters were on their way. >> members of the san francisco police department that were working in the morning literally ran the two blocks to the location where in that short time period, there were already dozens of people hanging on to multiple fire escapes on multiple floors. >> due to the smoke and water damage, about 60 residents have been forced to find anothe

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and along with billy corey, i think she learned how to wheel and deal. >> she rose through the ranks. and with her boss'blessing became president of the company. hiring, firing, and calling the shots. >> she would say, i don't want to hear about the labor pains, just show me the baby. >> jay grover was a vice president at diane's company. >> when she started in business here in atlanta, there were not a ton of female executives. >> no. absolutely. and i think that's what -- one of the things that really set diane apart. i mean, she was a -- a woman in a man's world. >> she had a big personality, loved clothes, furs, hats, and kids. although she never had any of her own. she survived one bad marriage and was in her 50s when she met tex mciver. he was self-made too, a military brat from san antonio who earned a rep in atlanta as a labor lawyer and a champion of republican candidates. >> he had great relationships, he had everybody's direct-dial mobile number. >> bill crane is a political commentator and consultant in atlanta and a long-time friend of tex. >> he was a gentleman, he as ge

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fellow squad members corey bush and rasheeda that leap and aoc came to her defense.was no no way equating terrorist organizations with judicial systems. here's ari fleischer from the white house press secretary. good to have you here this afternoon. this is a growing divide in the democratic party in terms of the way they look at israel and add the palestinians. what do you make of this latest dust-up within the party? >> first of all, in terms of what congresswoman omar said, this is orwellian lunacy. for her to deny that she compared the united states and israel with the taliban and hamas is precisely what she said. she thought it was okay once the backlash hit from members of her own party. she tried to deny it. then it's more insidious, consider congresswoman omar is the congresswoman that two years ago stated that september 11th is the day that some people did something. she just dismissed the attack on our country as some people did something. now she says the united states and israel committed atrocities. she's out of her mind. i'm so glad that democrats are r

corey, let me go to you. if you were the one sort of in president biden's ear right now ahead of what we expect to see in geneva, what's the number one thing you would be telling him? >> that talking in public about president putin isn't nearly as helpful as threatening him in private. i think the russians are actually doing a lot of very dangerous things. the policy of president putin's actions throughout the last five years has been to collapse confidence throughout the nato allied government that russia can or will play a positive part in europe. so that has served to cement everybody together, and that comes through clearly in the g7 statement, it comes through clearly in the nato communique. president biden shows up with a line of american allies standing shoulder to shoulder. and that's very likely to make president putin behave even worse than normal, and so privately making clear what the consequences of that behavior would be would be what i would emphasize to the president. >> i want to bring into t

toyota, what we would and see in sooner projects a lab x, people leaving the board traces they. corey just mentioned the people who live in the city will be workers classes. and this isn't an actually often an art for this is reminiscent of the industrial revolution. stepping over and northern saudi arabia, there are plans for me on the line 170 kilometer long, 0 carbon emissions city further, smart cities have been designed for dubai, and many of which are green or at least pretending to be the, the 1st was my dog a carbon neutral city in abu dhabi, which was supposed to be completed by 2014 then came the financial crisis. and the completion date was shifted to 2030. but except for the buildings designed by architects or norman foster, they're still little to see. the probably that these utopia harness quickly says spanish architect to be sent up. i was in my star and my studies over these was a good idea in the year 2008. and they have a plan to do a c d data was in fact very expensive because he was elevated on the podium in the same way that these, the line is how the avia it will

corey bush, a new member of the squad with, quote: enough with the anti-blackness and islamophobia.abby, it feels like this is what the hard left does so frequently when you want to criticize them, criticize something that they say. they instantly go to identity, using it as a shield saying, well, hang on. if you have a problem with the comparison that i made or my friend made, it must be because of the color of her skin or her religion. and they're not actually taking on the substance here. i feel like, you know, leadership must be frustrated by that the, but unfortunately for them, a lot of democrats traffic in this stuff generally when it comes to arguing these days. so they're sort of playing their own game here a little bit. >> yeah. i mean, i think it's unfortunate because anytime you make things too much about race or religion, it take away from the times where it actually is about racereligion. and to go back -- race and religion. just to go back to what you guys were saying before, i really don't understand why the democratic party is giving so much power to the squad when

wonderful video with his daughter and already done more to push back against the destructive ideology is corey joined me now. thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me on. gerry: walking to the idea to do this. >> there was an incident in my daughter's school where they showed her a video on segregation and there was a white only water fountain or port or something like that and she came home and she said why couldn't kids play with black kids and i had never been asked a question like that before from her and it surprised me it took me back i had to talk to her about segregation just a little bit but at six years old i did not think she was ready for heavy topic and i started seeing on the news and everywhere that there was called critical race theory going on parents were sending me curriculums and i got fired up about it and i'm like i need to show people the values i instill in my daughter. gerry: the video has gone viral in a way you did not imagine, what response have you had, what if you been hearing from strangers or people that you know i'm just wondering what kind of an ef

teresa stay, corey doesn't mention the people who live in the city will be workers and classes. and this isn't an actually off and out for this is reminiscent of the class industrial revolution. stepping over in northern saudi arabia, there are plans for me on the line 170 kilometer long, 0 carbon emissions city. further, smart cities have been designed for dubai, and many of which are green, or at least pretending to be the, the 1st was a carbon neutral city. in all who, dobie, which was supposed to be completed by 2014 then came the financial crisis and the completion date was shifted to 2030. but except for the buildings designed by architects or norman foster, they're still little to see. the problem is that these utopia tarnish quickly set spanish architect be sent there. i was in my star and my studies over, this was a good idea. i ended year 2008. and they have a plan to do a c. d was in fact very expensive because he was elevated on the podium in the same way that these, the line is how the avia it will not be done because it's impossible to do. city that has a huge unde

a lot of people living laboratories is a corey different mention div living will be to workers and classes. and this was in and actually off and out for this is reminiscent industrial revolution that over in northern saudi arabia, there are plans for me on the line 170 kilometer long, 0 carbon emissions city. further, smart cities have been designed for dubai and dabby, many of which are green, or at least pretending to be the, the 1st was mazda, are a carbon neutral city in abu dhabi, which was supposed to be completed by 2014 the, then came the financial crisis and the completion date was shifted to 2030 but except for the buildings designed by architects or norman foster, they're still little to see. the problem is that these utopias harness quickly says spanish architect to be sent out. i was in my star and my studies over these was a good idea. i ended year 2008 and they have a plan to do a c. d was in fact very expensive because he was elevated on a party on the same way that these the line is how the avia it will not be done because it's impossible to do. city that has a huge on the

and this means if a pyar corey industry at bills, factories, battery factories, to, to drive this transition and they build it in cold based economies, we will create the new car, but footprints the size of, of that spain or, or half germany is carbon footprint. to support industry, but if we do it with renewable energy and in, at, in, in a smart way, we can avoid that than does that really key strategy. and where the mission that we really would like to push both towards the automakers, but also for the entire industry says about how you power this new plant of your basic carlson thea of north both. thanks for joining us on day to be a business. thank you. now the united states might still be the world's biggest economic power, but china has long been closing in the us. senate has now approved a multi $1000000000.00 investment package to counter that trend and defend its place at the top. on this vote, the a's are 68, the names are 30 to the 60 vote threshold having been achieved. the bill is past bipartisan agreement. this re are these days in the halls. but on this bill, republicans and d

a centuries old tradition called korea mortimer to a system of community management negation tags. corey means people mama to mens repair the project manager, whole regulatory with viola gums, associations of local farmers. they are responsible for the maintenance of the village water supply. all everybody's people who have always depended on these water bodies using phones, the drinking interrogation tank. so farming that people use the income from them as a community funds to restore and bring tain, the water bodies model. and this heat, almost according to system, has had to make water manager and more efficient with the introduction of redemption bases that allow locals to use water collected during the month and season throughout the you got my report about them when this integration tech is 1300, you know, those want to, to keep to me by land. arable disposition that my daughter, usually positioned on the river bank with my own local. i got, i want, i don't, i got a data, but if it's in the one that doesn't. okay, then i listen to go to the silt from the reaches the field on the ne

so kathy corey, we don't do this. lion, they're lying, it's the only thing that had no massive data for them. i designed these mathematical programs. we had no upper limit on the capacity to handle data. not there was no, no problem at trillions, quadrillion of data, doesn't matter. we had no mathematical limit that i could see the american investigative website, the intercept published a report and a total of 2016. based on the experiences i'm going to tell you in the cybersecurity research and approached by dark matter. the report claimed that doug matter had discussed plans to hack any device it wanted to in the u. e. at the press a button. the report also cited a number of dark matter. employees who were former u. s. s a and intelligence officials. the employees said they were asked to carry out offensive operations under the banner of protecting you ease, national security, dark matter dismissed the researchers allegations saying it preferred quote, talking reality not fantasy dana on this home at the author of the report, jenna mclaughlin, who has investigated the work of dog matt

so as governor eureka corey k has announced she's taking the rest of the week off to recover from severe fatigue. meanwhile, the uganda f 8 is tested positive because of 19 in japan. this is the 2nd member of the uganda, and the limbic delegation that is tested positive for the corona virus. upon arrival in japan, on saturday, a coach became the 1st confirmed infection in an overseas team to be reported the olympic village of usually a hive of activity and fun for the athletes to interact with a team and one of competitors from other countries. that is not going to be the case in tokyo as a peaceful journalist, steven weight explains let's get the numbers on this 11000 athletes. one pic, athletes will be in the village, $4400.00 paralympic athletes in the village after bigs. all the athletes who come in will be tested twice, 72 hours and 96 hours before they leave their home country. they'll be test it when they get in japan. you'll be tested every single day in the village. anybody, the test positive in the village will be pulled out important, something called a fever clinic. the athle

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