good morning, president covington and commissioners. this is my report for today's commission meeting. just a brief covid-19 update. the -- we have had 15 positives, and we currently have five in quarantine. two members were hospitalized and have been released but are not back to work yet, but we're hoping to get that under control. since we've not had father green, we've had several priests step up to be interim -- available for us on an interim basis for a couple of months until we get that program up and running. budget update. so with -- we have hearings this friday, the 14th, and then on the 20th. we're meeting with the budget committee board of supervisors. so far, i have met with supervisors walton, fewer, and ronen to discuss the budget, and, you know, there are some significant cuts in this year's budget, but, you know, my biggest thing is i do not want operations to be impacted, and so that is what we've been going with. we've also been talking, you know, about our frontline services and how we really stepped up during covid,

. ♪ from her how big covington thick covington kids were smeared, the rnc said this.edia for trade me an aggressor with a smirk on my face. the truth was not important. advancing their anti-christian, anti- conservative, anti- donal trump narrative was all that mattered. if advancing their narrative it ruin the reputation and future of a teenager from covington, kentucky, so be it. >> don't forget watch us tomorrow 11:00 p.m. the fox news at 19 take it all from here. >> we will see you then. thank you so much. we begin with the former wisconsin governor scott walker says that the session by took make democrats could be immediately criticized and the please involved shooting before the investigation had been done. the green light protesters that it is okay to riot. now he is the one taking the heat. numerous investigations are underneath and the goal is to answer critical questions about exactly what happened. we do note know that protest is writing

that mattered and if advancing their narrative ruins the reputation and future of the teenager from covington, kentucky, so be it. >> you 11:00 pm eastern. >> shots fired during another night of violence in kenosha, wisconsin is a crowd gathered protesting sunday's police shooting of jacob blake who was shot 7 times in the back and is still in the hospital. footage appears to show multiple shooting scenes but it is unclear how many have been injured and the extent of injuries. the kenosha police sergeant confirmed the shooting took place but declined to give any more details just saying the department is investigating the incident. stay with fox news for more on this developing story. now back to fox news at night. shannon: democrats calling the surprise partner but convicted bank robber who helped inmates returned to the outside world a publicity stunt. it happened as part of tonight's are in see. but slamming mike pompeo for making an appearance at the convention during a diplomatic trip. what about the underlying achievements on middle east peace just ahead. highlights from milania trump,

. >> the covington kids were smeared by the media.ext andman appeared last night to say this. >> the media portrayed me as an aggressive with a relentless smirk on my face. the truth was not important. advancing their anti-christian anti-conservative anti-donald trump narrative was all that mattered and if advancing their narrative ruins the reputation and future of the teenager from covington, kentucky, so be it. >> you 11:00 pm eastern. >> shots fired during another night of violence in kenosha, wisconsin is a crowd gathered protesting sunday's police shooting of jacob blake who was shot 7 times in the back and is still in the hospital. footage appears to show multiple shooting scenes but it is unclear how many have been injured and the extent of injuries. the kenosha police sergeant confirmed the shooting took place but declined to give any more details just saying the department is investigating the incident.

remember nicholas sandmann he is going to be a rich man at the very end of all of those things the covington high school student who took on the liars and the media mob. by the way, people surround me right where i am. and unlike the dnc, well, this convention won't be ignored and it won't ignore the safety and security and violence going on in american cities all around the country. and, by the way, but, first, i want to go right to this video that starts about the economy and we will be carrying as much as we can let's go live to this video. >> able to shed light on an area that had been so long left behind. tax cuts jobs act was huge especially for a community like ours that has a lot of small businesses. manufacturing, deregulation, fair trade. >> real life policy changes that affected real americans. >> an amazing opportunity to get ahead, to have our businesses, to have our children educated. school choice. >> that is something that's huge for parents right now, especially black moms whose kids are trapped in failing school districts. >> black unemployment race was lowest ever. >> i ha

while he was a complete unknown until last year when nicholas sandmann from covington, kentucky high they took that trip to the lincoln memorial and this image went viral. and yesterday for the first time he spoke out and he talked about how after this video went viral, essentially the mainstream media and others tried to cancel him. he was part of cancel culture. because it looked like a kid in a maga hat with a smug look on his face was confronting that native american. that was not the story. he fought back, he won settlements with cnn and "the washington post." he is still fighting others. but, his message was so powerful because he said there are so many people out there who are trying to be canceled -- or people are trying to cancel them, but he wouldn't stand for it. and he had bought that red maga hat just out there at a vendor because it was at the march for life. and he bought the hat as a salute to donald trump because he is pro-life. so the big question is would he ever put one of those hats on again, and last night we found out as he told us how he fought back. >> my lif

the rockets, james harden at the line down by two points to dallas, missing it, robert covington is with a clutch tip in, tying it at 1:39. forcing overtime. an extra. and one of his classic moves, the drive, the foul, he scored 49 and houston wins the shootout, 153 to 149. and look what happened at midcourt. sabrina ionescu gets the number one pick. a nasty injury, the liberty gourd guard rolled it, the x-ray showed no fracture. it is a sprained ankle for the walnut creek school prodigy. >> the adorable feathered couple makes a lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att it's about the next 10 years. but this is something you c

he does, it's tipped in by robert covington with three seconds left. and they go to overtime.n ot houston by one. one harden has the ball you know where he is going. he gets the hoop, plus the falo. the rockets win 153-149. both teams most likely will be playoff teams. >> they give so much, appreciated. think it's a much for joining us. the news continues tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. l helped me pick out the shirt. [ ragtime music plays ] you're gonna love it. ooh, i wish i could pick you up some lip gloss, but we're already at the car. okay, bye, honey. getting pretty good, huh? yeah, but you were always good. i'm just glad you stuck with it. seriously? what? it's playing itself. well, i didn't know. you honestly thought that i just became a piano virtuoso, dad? you've known me my whole life. have you ever seen me take a lesson? i thought maybe you were self-taught. oh, i'm sorry. you're right. like when i taught myself to play the clarinet. exactly. i never played the clarinet. can we drop it? let's go get an ice cream. what about my lactose intolerance? oh, i'm not loving

the rockets, james harden at the line down by two points to dallas, missing it, robert covington is there with a clutch tip in, tying it at 1:39. forcing overtime. an extra. and one of his classic moves, the drive, the foul, he scored 49 wins the shootout, 153 to 149. and look what happened at midcourt. sabrina ionescu gets the number one pick. a nasty injury, the liberty gourd guard rolled it, the x-ray showed no fracture. it is a sprained ankle for the walnut creek school prodigy. >> the adorable feathered couple makes a >>> a couple of peregrine falcons found a new home on alcatraz. they built themselves a nest on the island. not just that, they also decided to start a family. a pair uh-oh! wasting another weekend working overtime on a painting project? the uneven coverage of that roller not cutting it? tired of battling with a brush? had your fill of spills, splatters, and running up and down ladders? say so long to those obsolete rollers, brushes, and paint tray catastrophes, because now you can paint like a pro with new spray technology that's so advanced, it's simple. introducing p

jillian: covington high school student nick sandman tearing into the mainstream media for coverage ofof this interaction, what he thinks of cancel culture. >> >> the target of network and cable news networks. what is happening to me had a name. it was call being canceled. i would not be canceled. >> joining me with reaction, your reaction to that. >> nicholas sandman, not long ago, just last year, sued cnn for $250 million each and settled with both of those news organizations because coverage of him was so blatantly dishonest saying he had attacked a native american elder. you see the video, he's trying to defuse the situation, he didn't say a word but because he was wearing a amaga hat that was his crime in the media was going to take them down. he has settled on those lawsuits and the fact that we see two things, one in the new york times, talking about sandman previewing rnc speakers last night nicholas sandman, teenager involved in a confrontation with a native american man at a protest, that is all they say about him, not that he sued those news organizations but also you have f

covington teen nick sandmann smeared by the media calling them out.t was happening to me had a name. it was called being cancelled. as in annulled, as in made void. cancelled is what is happening to people around this country who refuse to be silenced by the far left. >> jesse: pretty big moment, greg last night. >> greg: yeah. the overarching message here is that the republican party is now the party of individual freedom. if you look at the first two days, you have the freedom to work, the freedom to live, the freedom to be free in this case from slander and the freedom from violence and intimidation. so we're getting this great contrast. individual freedom versus mob. the democratic party is the party of the mob. >> jesse: bret, he said the full media war machine revved up and didn't try to ask me my side of the story. wasn't interested in the facts at all. a real shot at journalism in general. >> bret: it's an amazing story. he's getting the last laugh. i love the fact that he wants to be a lawyer and practice defamation law and he can buy a lot o

if advancing their narrative it ruin the reputation and future of a teenager from covington, kentucky, so be it. >> don't forget watch us tomorrow 11:00 p.m. the fox news at 19 take it all from here. >> we will see you then. thank you so much. we begin with the former wisconsin governor scott walker says that the session by took make democrats could be immediately criticized and the please involved shooting before the investigation had been done. the green light protesters that it is okay to riot. now he is the one taking the heat. numerous investigations are underneath and the goal is to answer critical questions about exactly what happened. we do note know that protest is writing -- and rioting is underway. and tonight democrats part in the bank riper a publicity stunt . this happened as part of tonight 's rnc. critics slamming secretary of state mike pompeo for making eight appearance at the convention. what about criminal justice. also just ahead, highlights fro first lady melania trump as the president works to close a gap. welcome to "fox news at night". we start off tonight wit

and the covington student who graduated and had that confrontation and was featured in a lot of ads and chatter. the couple from st. louis that confronted those black lives matters protesters and republican senators speaking to the president and this record. you can stress how unusual this is that the president and first lady will be giving their rnc message. fully under way to redo the rose garden and south lawn for those major appearances. we should appointment out, the other appearance, we'll have the audience and people attending. we are told they will be social socially distant. with the pandemic, this is going to be virtual and we weren't going to be speaking to reporters. it will be near to the republican convention. >> they'll be taking advantage of what they have in their arsenal certainly. joining me now, a democratic member of the national services committee. thank you for taking time with us. >> we've seen an extra ordinary contrast. the dnc showed people of every ethnicity, every gender. a beautiful mosaic. a stunning contrast. the president is planning to campaign from the

charles booker as well as several other representatives from louisville lexington bowling green and covington i'm proud to be part of this i'm honored to be a co-sponsor and we will keep fighting. >>say her name. and i was hayden ristevski reporting for us and kentucky state police union. >>says that the proposal could lead to unintended consequences, including according to the union. a massive exodus of police officers all across that state a concerted effort by protesters to provoke violence by police that's what chicago's police superintendent. >>is calling a weekend of clashes between the officers and demonstrators. the police superintendent defended his officers actions today saying it's clear that they acted professionally responded appropriately to violence that left and a number of them heard. he added the video shows people in the crowd doing things like putting on gas masks, changing clothes in order to hide their identities and opening umbrellas to shield them from things being thrown at officers. many activists and some lawmakers say that the police were the aggressors. >>whether

the young student from covington catholic school who got into a confrontation with -- he too expectedspeak this week. the big thing that president trump wants, though, is a show. he wants to outdo what the democrats were able to do last week. but this is going to be difficult for president trump and the republicans because they had so many starts and stops to their convention planning, initially tried to do it in charlotte, then move it to jacksonville. they wanted to do it in front of a big crowd waugh were unable to do that because of coronavirus concerns. they kept a lot of the planning under wraps. we'll see how it plays out next week. >> thank you very much. erle lewis of the -- >> good morning, christie. i want to read something from politico. the veteran republican who actually helped in past conventions said this about what will happen this week. he said i think the bar will be set on the messaging and how well they message. going sec has a great advantage in that you get to kind of rebut what the democrats did last week. there was a lot of praise, as we know from people on bo

the former covington kentucky high school student nick salmon. >> they want to know about the real impactnd they want to tell the stories. >> stories that could well be overshadowed by the strife between the white house and capitol hill over additional funding for the postal service and a new coronavirus stimulus package. >> in fact, the white house chief of staff mark meadows tried to broach that subject with house speaker nancy pelosi and we've been watching this impasse since august 7 but unfortunately on saturday she was too busy to talk. bret. bret: kevin corke live at the north lawn. kevin, thanks. fresh off accepting his party's nomination joe biden is sitting down for his first joint interview with his vice presidential nominee, kamala harris. they seem to be trying to get ahead of the headlines and they expect to see coming out of the rnc this week. jackie heinrich has the story from delaware. >> former vice president joe biden coming off the nomination he chased for decades is getting out ahead of one of the trump campaigns biggest lines of attack that he is a transition candida

you saw the covington schoolboys, that was as big of a hoax as the russia Ãbthey tried to 16-year-olds lives over the fact that they had a picture in 1/32 video and they went wild. >> what happened with google the tomorrow Ãbdemonizing Ãb they are fringe, mainstream conservatives, they have demonized, they got thrown off facebook and twitter. and it happened to breitbart, that's been going on for years. they made it very hard for breitbart to make money on their traffic. now we are seeing a totally monetization of google's perspective of the federalist zero hedge. what's next? the daily caller is going to be the washington examiner, it's good to be fox news. they started it on the fringes but they are working their way to the middle. and now you can't even wear a t-shirt for a conservative news channel without having your career threatened without having people threaten the lives of your family. it's completely unhinged. they're going to go after our pocketbooks, whether that means if you are a supporter of conservative media by trying to change you into the shadows, shame you for sup

likely true but when we look at the most high profile allegations, jussie smollett, bubba wallace, covington force academy, eastern michigan, drake university, it would not be hard to go on, those of all collapse and there are interesting questions about the motivation of people involved in these incidents, why they often happen on campus or in the political sphere, strange case but something we've seen before. >> i want to point to another case that happened in bethesda, an upscale school, very nice outside dc where there were a couple incidents, graffiti, racist in nature perpetrated on a local school, very nice. there is an attorney involved in defending one of the kids who got in trouble but he says this. one of america's top 100 public high school students and faculty imagine white, hooded riders raising to the hall after two incidents of lynching graffiti complete with a news at the n-word but nobody told the people of bethesda the graffiti painter in both incidents was african-american. the other students did not know what was going to go down but that is important for the community t

and if advancing their narrati ruined the reputation and future of a teenager from covington, kentucky, well so be it. that will teach him not toear a maga hat. i know what was has noting to me had a name. it was called being canceled as in anulled, as in revoked as in made void. canceling is what's happening to people who refuse to be silend by the r left. many are being fired, humiliated and evenhreatened and often the media is a ill withing participant. but i would no be canceled. i fought back hard to expose the media for what they did to me and ialon a pers victory. well much more must be done. i lo d forward to thay that the media returns to providing balanced, responsible and accountable news coverage. i know president trump hopes for that too. when we say that e in thisth me country has been a victim of unfair media coverage more tha president donald trump. in november, i believe this country must unite around a president who calls the media out and refuses to allow thm to create a narrative instead of i believe we must join a president who will challenge tho media to returbjec

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happened was that when the guys set on the bus, the train car in new orleans and said i'm going to covington. they said you can't sit here, he was an african american. they said you can't sit here, he says yes i can. that case goes all the way up to the supreme court and that was plessy versus ferguson. the decision with separate but equal. at the time, blacks were considered colored. the first train car is going to be for whites, the one on the back is going to be four colors. so it's separate and equal, but you cannot sit with us. and that started just an enormous amount of different disparities. because right after that we had the jim crow laws. jim crow laws, white entrances and colored entrances. white restaurants and colored restaurants. we then had the ku klux klan who intimidated african americans from voting. in alabama, most of the men that had weapons where the confederate soldiers. they became the policeman. they then created all of these laws. if you are standing on the corner you could be arrested. they amended the state constitution to say that if you were incarcerated, you co

of republican stars but also some nonpolitician the too, criminal justice advocate alice johnson, covington high schooler nick sandmann and a st. louis such he'll that faced off with protesters. while president trump gets ready for his nomination, we caught up with joe biden here while he went to mass this morning. on his way out he doubled down on his position that doctors should call the shots on a nationwide shutdown during a pandemic. >> you're a hero. >> thank you. >> you're the only one -- >> great job, joe. >> thank you. >> mr. vice president, do you think president trump should shut down the country because of covid right now? >> listen to the doctors. listen to the experts. >> reporter: we are also learning about one big difference between biden and trump. while president trump says he gets tested for covid several times a week, the biden campaign says biden does not. >> the vice president has not had the virus. and -- >> has he been tested? >> he has not been tested. >> reporter: that is getting some blowback because that goes against dnc covid safety protocols to enter the conven

also on the schedule, secretary of state mike pompeo, kentucky republican senator rand paul and covington high school student nicholas stanton. he sued "the washington post" after being portrayed as the instigator of this viral 2019 confrontation in washington, d.c. to hillary vaughn live from lafayette square in d.c. hillary, the focus of tonight, what do you expect it will be? what are you hearing? reporter: we are expecting to hear a lot about the economy. that's because when you look at the lineup of speakers tonight, a lot of them are going to speak on those economic issues but last night, the main takeaway from republicans speaking at the convention to voters, your safety and also your wallet is on the ballot. >> now joe biden wants to come for your pocketbooks. that's one of their solutions for the pandemic. they want to take more money from your pocket. >> he's already talking about shutting the country down again. reporter: tonight's lineup, senator rand paul, a budget hawk and fierce advocate for fiscal responsibility. tonight, he's probably going to mention the more than $6 tri

that's why they're bringing the covington high school kid, to bang the drums on judges.didn't hit that point. >> elena, i'll give that to you. tim scott, jonie ernst. they don't have any big stars. antiabortion activists in there. >> they sure do. >> they want to talk about school safety, criminal justice. so they're on themes. because they don't really have celebrities. they can't get jennifer hudson. they're going for themes. the court is going to be a theme next week. >> yeah. they can't get tracy ellis ross so they're going for hate, division, they're going to bring that teenager that you just mentioned who was banging the drum -- who was taunting the native american elder. they're going to bring the -- those -- that crazy couple from st. louis, that gun toting couple, the mcincludes ski's. the side show will be real for the rnc but the contrast couldn't be different. couldn't be more different. we have brayden harrington. we have real people. we have those 17 newly elected democrats coming to the table. >> yeah. >> we have real people. >> i hope that couple doesn't

the most high profile allegations in the recent past, just a small bubba wallace, yasmin sweetie, covingtonon. that all collapsed and there's interesting questions about the motivation of people involved in the incidents and why they happen on the political sphere. but a strange case but we have seen it before. >> shannon: pointing to another case that happened in bethesda in the up scale school outside of d.c. here, where there's a couple of incidents. graffiti, racist in nature perpetrated on the local school. there is the attorney who is now involved in defending one of the kids who got in trouble but he says this. "one of american's top 100 public high schools, students and faculty imagine white hooded riders racing through the tidy house after two incidents of lynching." he said that nobody told the people of bethesda that the graffiti or painter of both incidents was african-american and that the other students that he is defending and this did not was going to go down. he said i think that's important for the community that has been so worried that there was a race problem with the g

it's tipped in by robert covington with three seconds left and they had overtime.ot houston by one. one harden has the ball you know where he's going. he gets the hoop, plus the foul. harden would for 49 points, the rocket win it 153-149. both teams most likely will be playoff teams. we haven't seen nba basketball for a while. but one thing we can count on, if james harden has the ball, he's going to the hoop. >> that's right. all right joe, thank you. next at 11:00: >>> this is a person who was obviously upset and roundup and expressing themselves. as disturbing as that might be. >> free speech or hate speech? the controversy in san francisco surrounding messages posted in a restaurant window. a north beach restaurant owner continues to be heard, even after his restaurant when under during the pandemic. >> incendiary messages for all to see as a frustrated business owner lets loose with a written rant that has alienated his neighbors. new tonight, bitcoins's greg wiggins joins us with the provocative messages that some say are polluting north beach. >> reporter: t

and if advanancing theirir narre ruined the r reputation and fute of the teenager from covington, kentntuckywell, so be it. that would teaeach him not to wr a mega hat. amy: former florida attorney general pam bondi acaccused joe biden of corruption, claiming he remains in politics just to enrich his family. >> as it career prosecutor and former attorney general, i fought corruption and i know what it looks like whether it is done by people wearing pinstripe suits or orange jumpsuits. at the democrats convention, we were told to look at joe biden as the model of integrity. but when you look at his 47 year career in politics, the people who benefited are his family members. not the american people. amy: while bondi a attacked biden's nepotism, she e made noo reference to how the trump famimily has profited d over the papast four years. this comomes as the trump administration is facing accusations it has broken the law by using the powers of the federal government to aid the president's reelection campaign during the convention, part of it being held at the white house. rnc tookarts of the pl

trump's agenda, from criminal just advocate, president trump commuted her sentence, alice johnson, covingtonigh school student nick sandmann and mark and patricia mccloskey who held off protesters from their property. the opposing party takes time off where the rivals host their convention. the dnc and the biden campaign says they're not tyking a day off this week. they have a counterprogram rolling out a stream of surrogates every day in week to counter the message of the rnc. charles? charles: hillary, thank you very much. joining me right now the spokesperson for the rnc, liz harrington. liz, congratulations, the party has started. so far, so good. president trump riffing there, i likes when he goes off script is sort of having fun with this. just sort of give us what we should be expecting, some nuances what we should be expecting? >> well, charles, you're right. there is no party like a trump party. we love when the president goes off script and talks about the real contrast in this election. what you're going to see at our convention this week is what is best about america. america alw

louis and the former covington, kentucky, high school student all expected to take part.it of a cavalcade of nonpoliticos, outsiders if you will. all there to back the ultimate insider, that of course being the sitting president of the united states. a lot of topics they will get to we suspect including mail-in balloting, something the president will likely lead to coronavirus spending bill, possible bill will be another topic. as you probably saw on saturday, the house voted to give the post office $25 billion to assist in what could be a deluge of mail-in ballots. there were more than two dozen republicans that actually joined ranks with the house speaker, nancy pelosi and the democrats. but there is one other topic that you probably didn't hear a lot about and that is a meeting that didn't happen with the white house chief of staff, mark meadows. he tried to have a conversation with nancy pelosi about a possible coronavirus spending bill. a lot of people still hurting out there, but the speaker was too busy to talk. chris. >> chris: kevin corke reporting from the white

. >> yes, we used to live in covington, i moved here two years ago. >> what goes through your mind, hearingaving lived through this before? >> "what's next." because it starts off small and gets bigger, usually. >> and you're a teacher. >> right, it's been a whirlwind. >> reporter: a whirlwind. schools are closed, you can see behind me the casinos are closed, businesses are closed. they're hoping to be up and running. the eye of the hurricane east of here, a little further east than they thought it might, so in some cases they're breathing a little sigh of relief but they're still getting a full look at the damage. there were lots of power outages that we saw as we were driving around shreveport, andrea. >> chris jansing, thanks so much, stay safe there in louisiana. >>> in the crisis with the hurricane and the crisis in wisconsin, the former vice president, joe biden, joins us right now for an exclusive interview on msnbc. mr. vice president, it's good to see, this is the first time i've seen you since you became the democratic nominee, so congratulations are in order. but i do want to ask

you'll have nicholas sandman, the covington graduate addressing the convention tonight. we're told to expect more surprises and appearances by president trump. he'll be in the rose garden with the first lady later tonight. >> all right. let's dig deeper into all of this. right now i'm joined by the one and only michael steele. this guy knows the republican party. he's the former rnc chairman and new senior adviser to the lincoln project, an anti-trump republican group. you have seen their ads. michael, you are a messaging guy. what did you make of the messaging last night? >> the messaging last night focused on one thing and one thing only as we kind of figured it would. it was donald trump. it began early in the day when they gathered to do the roll call of the states and trump showed up and was part of that. later on, trump was part of the evening proceedings. so this idea that the party would be given a chance to sort of build up the message to build up and craft a narrative that would culminate in the president's speech on thursday, that's out the window. the messagi

charles booker as well as several other representatives from louisville lexington bowling green and covington i'm proud to be a part of this i'm honored to be a co-sponsor and we will keep fighting. >>say her name. that was hayden recess, key reporting. a kentucky state police union says the proposal could lead to unintended consequences, according to the union a mass exodus of police officers across the state. still ahead tonight here on kron 4 news at 10 the uncertainty of the school year has the power to make this pandemic even tougher. >>especially for kids with special needs a look at some of the tips to help them after the break. >>and in sports. the niners put on pads for the first time, but they get some bad news about the receiving jason has a storied place a's and we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but, we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted. expired, expired... expired. thanks, aunt bonnie. it's a lot of house. i hope you can keep it clean. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save a lot of money oh, te

you saw the covington schoolboys. that was as big of a hoax as russiagate. they literally tried to -- [inaudible] over the fact that they saw a picture and a 30-second video, and they went wild. >> let me tell you, so what happened with google demonetizing zero hedge in the federalist yesterday, anyone could have seen that coming. it started, i actually said this in an interview today the, it started with -- [inaudible] and everybody was willing to discount -- [inaudible] because they're fringe and mainstream conservatives, the capitalist side. they got demonetized, they got deplatformed, they got thrown off facebook, twitter, whatever. they're crazy. and then it's happened to breitbart. that's been going on for years where they've been making it very hard for breitbart to make money on their traffic. now we're seeing a total demontyization from google's perspective of the federalist and zero hedge. what's next? it's going to be the daily caller, it's going to be the washington examiner, it's going to be fox news. so then they started on the fringes, but the

and we will hear from senator rand paul and nic sandmann the covington catholic high school mentionedur my conversation with vice president pence as we spend a day shadowing him and seeing what it was like firsthand at the g.o.p. convention in charlotte. brian, ainsley, steve? brian: i imagine the vice president is going to want to do a feature what it's like being with griff jenkins. counter program maybe streaming online. thanks, appreciate it. my privilege to bring in karl rove as we look back at night number one. karl, i saw some of your analysis last night. we saw diversity accomplishments, gun rights and some future arrests stars. was it better than what you thought it was going to be. >> yeah. absolutely. production value high. moved quickly. i thought tim scott's speech was terrific i thought nikki haley hit it out of the park. this was a chance to start what they need to to achieve. they have sort of five things were evident last night. the biggest one was promises made, promises kept. they began very -- right from the beginning in strong contrast on three big i. they talked

ufc fighter colby covington ripping the nba for protesting the police.ry being a police officer. radical stuff. colby is with us. colby covington is with us in the flesh. there he is, right-hand side of the screen. do you have any sympathy at all for the social justice movement in sports? >> no, i have no sympathy for them, you know? guys like lee -- lee bronx they're just looking for woke points. they're not looking to really make change for america, looking to really come out and put their lives on the line and make a better america, they're just looking to get woke points and have china, you know, give 'em a pat on the back. finish. stuart: what was the response when you came out with that statement? what kind of response did you get? >> yeah, the response was overly positive, you know? a lot of first responders were coming out and giving me support. so, you know, i'm very thankful and appreciative of that because those are the people who uphold law and order every single day and make sure we have a safe country, you know, and protect us from criminal

a 15-year-old rising junior in covington, georgia. i'm in my second serving as one of the only advisory board members on sandy hook promise is students against violence february often promised club. it was formed in 1989 as the result of 17-year-old who died from gun violence. today there are over 3500 clubs across the nation in all 50 states. they say promised club in my community admits to use and as to protect our friends come schools and community from all forms of violence including suicide. we do this by promoting student health and mental health. for example, in response to fight in a school record at the bowling projects with students league policy messages about themselves and each other put them on a wall around the school. it provides opportunity for substantive about themselves and appears. because of covid our project is holding weekly calls with the primary folks supporting the mental health of our streets. we open this up to the command of large because everyone needs help. as a student i know that mental health and wel

and if advance their narrative ruined the reputation and future of a teenager from covington, kentuckyso be it. that would teach him not to wear a maga hat. i learned what was happening to me had a name. it was called being cancelled. as in annulled, as in revoked, as in made void. cancelled is what's happening to people around this country who refuse to be silenced by the far-left. many are being fired, humiliated or even threatened. and often the media is a willing participant. but i would not be cancelled. i fought back hard to expose the media for what they did to me and i won a personal victory. while much more must be done, i look forward to the day that the media returns to providing balanced, responsible and accountable news coverage. i know president trump hopes for that, too. and i know you'll agree with me when we say that no one in this country has been a victim of unfair media coverage more than president donald trump. in november i believe this country must unite around a president who calls the media out and refuses to allow them to create a narrative instead of reportin

there's the covington student. and so, you have people who are not sort of emblematic of the way that president trump has touched their lives, and it's worth mentioning for jacqueline, that in some ways, she was representative in where she was of the whole joe biden story, right? this is a story of joe biden initially during the primaries being spurned by kind of the democratic elite, in this case, "the new york times" editorial board, making an endorsement on the democratic side very much that elite. and then he was lifted up in the south carolina primary by black voters, by black women voters, and sort of by working class voters like jacqueline, who felt that he had a personal connection with them and there was tremendous enthusiasm for president trump. i don't want to misstate that. but you don't hear as frequently the sort of personal deep connection stories of the president connecting to a vulnerability the way joe biden can, because of the hardships he's gone through in his life, whether it's his stuttering,

criminal justice advocate alice johnson, covington high schooler nick sand mann.nd the mccloskeys will also speak, neil. neil: they are waiting for florida to put the president over the top. >> all 47 members of our delegation work hard and sacrifice to become elected to come to north carolina to reelect our president but due to the restrictions they cannot be with us. although they are not in this room, they are here in spirit and they fully support our great president. so on behalf of our national committee woman, michelle fee orrery, our national tee man, the state of nevada, proudly casts all 25 votes for the re-election of donald j. trump as president of the united states. [applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and rules and procedures of this convention, nevada casts 25 votes, president trump. new hampshire. 22 delegates with the following, 22 president trump. neil: this did not go exactly according to plan. we're told florida would president put the president over the top. in the end it was nevada. 35 from nevada did it. it might have

that mattered, and if advancing their narrative ruined the reputation and future of a teenager from covington. that would teach him not to wear a maga hat. what was happening to me had a name. it was called being canceled, as in an old, as -- annuled, revoked, made void. it is happening to people around this country who refuse to be silenced by the far left. many are being fired, humiliated, or even threatened, and often, the media is a willing participant. but i would not be canceled. i fought back hard to expose the media for what they did to me, and i won a personal victory. while much more must be done, i look forward to the day the media returns to providing balanced, responsible, and accountable news coverage. i know president trump hopes for that, too. i know you will agree with me when we say that no one in this country has been a victim of unfair media coverage more than president donald trump. thisvember, i believed country must unite around a president who calls the media out and refuses to allow them to create a narrative instead of reporting the facts. i believe we must join a pr

he was an attorney at covington and burley.ythe senate, alex served as foreign policy advisor and general counsel. originalto draft the hong kong human rights and democracy act, a bill that can now only be described as chineset since the communist party has cracked down in hong kong. that bill, passed by unanimous consent, and was signed by the president. alex has contributed to our strategies for east and south asia. he has strengthened relationship between the united states and taiwan and has played a key role in our negotiations with north korea. that is alex's resume, but it is only one part of why i think he is the right person to represent our country at the united nations. alex is also one of the most cheerful and helpful people i have ever met. he always has a lot on his plate, weather here are at the state department, but he is never too busy to help a colleague in the. a family man. he and his wife candace have two beautiful children, chase and avery. they obviously cannot join us today, for obvious reasons, but i kno

let's go to covington, tennessee. supporting the former vice president. tell us what.ler: good morning. i support vice president biden because i have known him for 50 years. or longer. host: ok. caller: with president trump, how in the world can you vote for somebody who's sister has confirmed what everybody has been saying about him? he has not a man with integrity, he is a con man, he is awful. he is all for himself, he is all about trump. he is a liar. all of the people he has selected to be in his campaign over the past three years, they all are either convicted or indicted. that is not a good thing for our country. thank god we have this opportunity, each one of us, to voice our opinion about it. but iot wish him no ill, wish that he would not be elected president of our united states again. he is not good for us. thank you. host: we go to caroline in atlanta, georgia. supporting the president. good morning. caller: good morning. i support the president because i am one of the kind of people that will write down all of his good works. he has done very good works.

from eric and tiffany trump and we'll hear from a young man nicholas sandmann you remember from covingtonolved in an incident down here on the mall. >> the biden/harris campaign the running mates will get tested for covid-19 on a regular basis with the possibility of holding more in-person events. biden's team says he hasn't been tested yet. the campaign using the announcement to take a jab at the president quoting this announcement is another step demonstrating joe biden and kamala harris commitment to turn the page on trump's catastrophic mismanagement during the worst public health crisis in 100 years. >> sandra: violence erupting in kenosha, wisconsin for a second straight night. police firing tear gas at demonstrators as they deny a curfew and crowd the streets some setting buildings on fire. throwing fireworks at the police officers. protestors demanding justice, at times chanting jacob blake, a black man shot by police there while they tried to stop him from getting into his car. republican south carolina senator tim scott weighed in on the case. the nation needs to get to the bott

includes the total exclusion of palestinians. 2444 covington piked up an election eve achievement from is that install ambassador david freidman u.n. ambassador to egypt joins us now. ambassador, does ben rhodes have it right? >> no. brian. good morning. ben rhodes has it exactly wrong. by the way, if it was so easy to do he had 8 years to do it. where were they? the reality is that the obama administration abandoned israel and adan donned the emirates in favor of chasing very ill advised deal with iran which ended up becoming a complete disaster. after the fact the iranians took all the money they got and used it to buy ballistic missiles and make trouble all throughout the region. so, no. the president dramatically for the better changed policy in the middle east and brought these two countries which as i said have been neglected and indeed abandoned under the obama administration and he brought them together. the president in contrast to his predecessors embraces our friends and takes much harder positions with those countries that present us with challenges. ainsley: ambassador, th

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nicholas sandmann covington high school.o melania, ivanka, tiffany, trump will be speaking alice johnson hot president commuted and she said to much is given much is expected. she is so less blessed that the president commuted her sentence and she is now able to be out of prison. she served her time and now she is with her family. so, david muir, he interviewed. he sat down with joe biden and he sat down with kamala harris and they were social distanced and he said, you know, there is a contrast in these campaigns. he said president trump is on the road. he has been to wisconsin and iowa and arizona. mean while the have you been in your basement. do you think you can win that way? here is that interview. >> but can you win a presidential election from home? >> we will. we are going to follow the science. what the scientists tell us. we have been able to travel places when we have been able to do it in a way that we don't cause a congsz of large numbers of people. look what happens -- what's happened with his events. people d

that mattered, and if advancing their narrative ruined the reputation and future of a teenager from covington, kentucky, well, so be it. that would teach him not to wear a maga hat. what was happening to me had a name. it was called being canceled, as in an old, as -- annuled, revoked, made void. it is happening to people around this country who refuse to be silenced by the far left. many are being fired, humiliated, or even threatened, and often, the media is a willing participant. but i would not be canceled. i fought back hard to expose the media for what they did to me, and i won a personal victory. while much more must be done, i look forward to the day the media returns to providing balanced, responsible, and accountable news coverage. i know president trump hopes for that, too. i know you will agree with me when we say that no one in this country has been a victim of unfair media coverage more than president donald trump. thisvember, i believed country must unite around a president who calls the media out and refuses to allow them to create a narrative instead of reporting the facts. i