cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. >>> so it's 11:00 eastern, 10:00 central. protesters are out on the streets in brooklyn center, minnesota. this is the fifth night in a row angry over the shooting of 20-year-old daunte wright. curfew just now taking effect. the officer firing the gun making her first court appearance a few mile away in a minneapolis courtroom. closing arguments are set for monday in the trial of expolice officer derek chauvin. he's accused of murdering george floyd. in chicago, a city is on edge after police released body cam video showing an officer shooting a 13-year-old boy. police stay teen was holding a gun. a lawyer for the boy's family insists the teen did not have a gun in his hand. we're going straight now to brooklyn center. that's where we'll find omar jimenez. the curfew is just kicking in. what are you seeing on the ground? >> reporter: that's right. we just hit that curfew time. usually what we've seen over the past few nights, this is day five. a few minut

cybereason. end cyber attacks.m endpoints to everywhere. >>> well, it's been a monumental week for space travel. this morning, crew ii from spacex reached the international space station with four astronauts from three countries. what's so neat about this mission, also, is that the pilot, meagan mcarthur was married to bob behnken, one of the first astronauts to go up in a spacex capsule last year. in fact, they sat in the same capsule seat for their respective trips. also this week, nasa's ingenuity helicopter made its second flight, going higher and farther than it did before and for the first time, the perseverance rover was able to use mars' atmosphere to make oxygen. it's an important step if humans ever want to set foot on the red planet. joining me now is former nasa astronaut scott kelly, he was international space station commander, set the record one year up there, he has been to space four times. so, you could say, you know, that this is right in his wheelhouse. in fact, we couldn't imagine anyone else t

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cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. >> it does not work. julie.se: the simpsons who ran the quickie mart. he quit after a documentary blasted the stereotype. now he's joining the hollywood apology tour. >> i apologize for my part in creating that and participating that. i feel like i need to go to every single indian person in this country and personally apologize. jesse: he's apologizing for portraying a cartoon indian on a show written by liberals. the creators of simpson, he's a liberal guy, they secured conservatives for decades. they have an irish custodian, a sleazy political guy. a rich and evil corporate overlorpd and mr. burns. is hollywood not allowed to portray anyone who is different any more *. >> i had this conversation last night. a friends of mine said acting may be dead. i think we should definitely -- we have to grow and have much more inclusion within our business. obviously and all stories need to be told. but he's an amazing actor. 30 years. i don't know why he quit. but he had to quit because he feels it's insensitive. it's j

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere.ve: welcome back on wednesday "new york times" published one of most astonishing prejudice pieces that i read, written by reported columnist, thomas edsel, how all republican voters are driven by racist and grief an, here is a bit: >> incredible, this shows how vital it is for left to try to entrench their narrative that the g.o.p. is just a bunch of angry white people, but if you look at reality it is the opposite. in 2020 and exit polls president trump increased the margin by 4 points, and according to democratic polls 10% of hispanic voters switched from clinton in 2016 to trump in 2020 that is a huge demographic shift. with trump, g.o.p. is becoming a new multiracial coalition, back with me now, jd vance and janelle king, you have chronicled this kind of prejudice directed against white working class people what do you make? >> well i think one thing that democratic ruling class is so uncomfortable with, is that fact that republican party is more of a working and middle class party

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere.ged his 50 million followers on twitter to shoot a police officer. the 16-year-old was about to stab a girl before county ohio officer fatally shot her, saving the girl's life. but the l.a. laker targeted the police officer. tweeting, you're next, act built. -- accountability. >> he said i took the these down because it's being used to create more hate. this isn't about one officer, it's about the whole system. twitter refuses to say whether le bron violated their policies. the nba remains silent. >> if you saw le bron in a restaurant would you say anything to him? >> no, i don't have any interest in talking to dumb people. i don't. you managed to make your way out of the dumb category. not the liberals. it's sad where we are at now, jesse. i don't use the term double standard anymore. there are two sets of rules. they are clearly delineated. somebody that sells kids sweat pants at foot locker will tell me as a professional baseball player to shut up and play baseball. but if you are a

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere.udge jeanine: the left's push to defund the police is not confined to liberal politicians in washington. they are getting support from so-called woke companies like ben and jerry's ice cream. their official twitter account posted the murder of daunte wright is road in white supremacy. this system can't be reformed. it must be dismantled and a real system of public safety rebuilt from the ground up. hashtag defund the police. i can't believe an ice cream company is saying this. >> mr. ben of ben and jerry's is worth $150 million. i am pretty sure he feels safe in his gate community. if you live in a city like baltimore you don't want to defund police. we have 10 times the national homicide rate. for people protected at all times like the squad. they love to talk about defunding the police because it doesn't affect their lives. '. >> she is so right. >> judge, ben and jerry. first, i don't like ben and jerry ice cream. have they ever served as a police officer or worked on the street? i

cybereason. end cyber attacks.e. >>> the body of a young black man found lynched style in mobile, alabama. that was more than two years ago. a courtroom heard that killing of the work of a ku klux klan. >> mrs. donald did not attend to trial because it would have been too painful. she lost a child and had to relive that would be devastating to any parent. consider what beulah donald was going through trying to secure justice for michael donald while grieving his death. con now in the wake of eric gardner's death, consider all the mothers behind the hashtags who has children we understand to be human beings. >> i am a child, the mother and the father and the family, we die a little everyday. >> what happened to george floyd brought back so vividly of how my son was killed. there are so many mothers and fathers whose child have been murdered and no one heard about them. they are the nameless and faceless, their pain is the same. >> when the strietrial started,d not go to any trials. i had gotten so little and the doc

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. >>> hello to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm john king in washington, thank you for sharing your day with us, it's a sad i do, overnight carnage at a fedex facility in indianapolis, the gunman parked his car, then police say he immediately started spraying bullets, witnesses and police on the scene tell us that eight people were killed, five others were injured and are now hospitalized. the shooter, police say, is dead, from what they call a self-inflicted gunshot wound. listen to people who were there on the scene late last night. they describe a chaotic scramble to find cover to survive. >> then we heard three more shots, and then my buddy levi saw someone running out of the building and then more shots went off. >> he started shouting and then he started firing at random directions, at first -- i thought he saw me, and so i immediately ducked for cover. >> i immediately ducked down, and got scared, and my friend's mother, she

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. >> it was a reach, frankly. that flyer. still, tony was on parole. his flyer was a parole violation. detectives wanted him safely behind bars. mind you that they already noticed something like the fact that tony changed the look of his fan after he became a suspect. >> he took all of the pinstriping off of his van, which several of the women noticed. >> he went to some trouble to make the car look different. >> yeah. changed the symbol of the christian fish, took that off. >> they searched tony's van, top to bottom and didn't find diane's engagement ring or anything that belonged to her in the van and a search of tony's house came up with nothing but outside the house they found zip ties appearing to match the markings on diane's wrist and tracked down his alibi, asked employees at the christian radio station if tony could have knocked on the door without being seen. the radio people said no, not possible. >> as part of their tornado protocol everybody in the building had to go to the front lobby of the radio st

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cybereason. end cyber attacks.♪ >> greg: sometimes you hear stories that are interesting but also stupid. a new segment i call -- too stupid stories. >> [laughing]. >> greg: that graphic cost $4 million. well done. teleprompter. a chinese website is selling muscle suits that make you look buff. look at that guy. yummy, they are made of medical grade silicone and come up in upper, lower or full body casts. [laughing]. what kind of weirdo just gets the lower body version? you know women will love this. something says i am suitable mating material like wearing plastic muscles under your clothes. scientists think polar bears are mating with grizzly bears and the result is a hybrid species called the pizley bear. they appeared in the wild after melting ice put the polar bears in land who hooked up with grizzlies for an excellent spring break. grizzlies love to flirt. my friend cindy shot this video in alaska. it's like a seductive dance. >> come and take it. >> greg: yes, what are you waiting for? [laughing]. i don't kn

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere.nly be sentenced on second-degree murder. faces a possible 30-year sentence on that conviction. city leaders in elizabeth city, north carolina, want body cam video released showing the shooting of anja brown jr., a black man. brown shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy during the execution of a drug warrant wednesday. placed on leave, three others have quit. the cdc and sta officials say johnson & johnson can start giving covid-19 vaccinations immediately after an 11 day pause. they say the benefits of a single dose covid-19 shot out way rare risk of blood clots. regulators made a similar decision earlier this week in california governor gavin newsom taking executive action on oil fracking. he says the state will stop issuing fracking permits by 2024 and will stop all oil extractions by 2045. newsom's actions come after a ban on fracking failed to pass the state legislature. fracking is a process i am ashley strohmeyer. for all your headlines, had to foxnews.com. >> announcer: america'

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. welcome back to the big saturday show.had it, politics are not officially ruining america. pro football hall of famer green bay packers. >> i think both sides for the most part want to see it remain about the sport, not about politics. at least that is my interpretation. i know when i turn it, i want to watch the game. >> i love brett favre. pro athletes are not the only ones. a poll finds not only the american majority meghan opposed influencing everyday life, 56% also want sports teams and organizations to keep out of politics and political movement. two-time world series champion, david said he can't even watch major league baseball anymore. >> they got to take the politics out of the game. people are supposed to go and have a hot dog, peanut and cracker jacks and have a great time, taking away the integrity of the game and moving the all-star game to colorado really put the icing on the cake for me. >> when i think of was, i think of you, right? [laughter] sports teams have become more work and political, what impact i

cybereason. end cyber attacks.ere. >> greg: once again we find ourselves with two more stories that are interesting and stupid which means it's time for... two stupid stories. we are honest about it. dozens of airline pilots have reported recent ufo sightings over canada. it leads us to wonder if space aliens are real as well as canada. they say they discover the reports in a government flight incident database right next to the database of all of justin trudeau's blackface photos. violence took out -- copilots talk about seeing bright strobe lights and objects moving it great speeds. sounds like brian stelter at a dance club. that's a technical term. a nurse waiting for her court hearing broadcast yourself giving a man a butt injunction. if i have a nickel for every time that happened i could afford to get this removed from my butt. the nurse was charged with third degree grand theft. no word if she has decided to hire jeffrey toobin. larry, did sir mix a lot have a point about butts? >> larry: there is too much i

cybereason. end cyber attacks.ts to everywhere. >> we had no applicant. i was looking in all sorts of different outlets to get applicants coming in and maybe you would get phone calls or come in once and never come in again. that's the odd thing where people know they just have to show they made a phone call and they get to keep their benefits going. >> we're incentivizing people to stay home. i don't care what side of the aisle you're on, it doesn't make sense to incentivize people to stay home. >> dana: the owners of an ohio diners are closing their doors because they can't find enough workers. they say they think extra unemployment benefits are giving people a reason not to work. let's bring in larry kudlow host of kudlow on fox business. steve hayes of the dispatch talked to these folks in waterville, ohio. they don't want to close their doors, larry, they want to be open. i remember when speaker pelosi said anybody was heartless to suggest these enhanced unemployment benefits would lead to the very thing that

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere.re unionized, just, dignified and guarantees more healthcare and housing than we ever have before. that is our goal. paul: alexandria ocasio-cortez reintroducing the green new deal to goal bigger in the current one - - the climate push. first introduced 2019 became a lightning rod with republicans painting it as extreme has the politics changed since then? we are back with kim strassel and t15. what are they up to? i look at the infrastructure plan that joe biden has proposed that looks like the green new deal to me why do they say go even greener and bolder than that quick. >> that's a good question. just listening to aoc remarks and at the end of it she was talking about the green new deal doing more for housing and healthcare. what does that have to do with saving the planet? but in her mind it obviously has a lot to do. it's money for them she is also proposing $1 trillion of spending to help tribes and territories transition based from fossil fuels to wind and solar but there is t

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. >> ♪ ♪ >> greg: yes!poll has matthew mcconaughey with a double digit lead over greg abbott for texas governor. the star of those baffling lincoln suv commercials and 33% support abbott. they want to see matthew shirtless. who knows if he will run or has a shot at winning? he hasn't committed to anything official. mcconaughey said his experience as an actor could be an asset and will only do nude scenes as long as they are tasteful. he was snubbed for best song in magic mike. who can forget ladies of tampa? >> ♪ ain't no matter ♪ ♪ >> greg: it was like a modern-day let it be. >> [laughing]. >> greg: steve, i guess trump broke the mold. anything is possible. >> i am for it. it makes it more interesting. instead of the election just decide who will be the governor and the election is people can vote on which character we should be the governor in. i would vote for the wolf of wall street character. the vodka mar tinas until we pass out there. >> greg: i would have gone for dazed and confused. >> all right, a

cybereason. end cyber attacks.e. >>> passing the covid-19 hate crimes laws. >> in an all-too rare event these days, the united states overwhelmingly padsed the bill was introduced by the senator we just herd from, senator maiziihorono. republican senator josh aly of ne had your we're happy with owe tonight. she's anor of importantly, the author of the new look heart and fire." an immigrant's story is that he will. we'll that to him against that. thank you very much for staying up after the dave you've had. hi to look up the shooting in atlanta. there have been so many since. one day six asian women gunned down for being to work. we all know the rhetoric surrounding covid-19 that we have lived through. what's your degree of certainty that joe biden will put pen to paper and line p sign the legislation as you intended it? >> i have a pretty high degree of ternity because speaker plos eye put out a statement today that when they intend to vote on the senate bill. so it's going to move pretty quickly. and, of course, n

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. ♪ ♪ >> laura: floyd family attorney benjamin crump trying to start a racial riot? is a serious question. how else would you interpret what he said is benjamin crump trying to start a racial riot? is serious question, how else would you interpret what he said earlier today? >> stefan clark, the blood of eric gardner and the blood of michael brown is on the hands of the american criminal justice system. the only question we have before us today is will daunte wright join at this? i want to encourage those protesters, those young people, those activists that you are making a difference. >> is respond candace owens, author of blackout. making a difference? what is he encouraging? >> is encouraging writing including, any person knows that. you signaling to you that it is okay if you are black american and feel agreed by another black person dying, go riding of building and we want this to keep happening. easy analysis. race has become a business, keeping racia

cybereason. end cyber attacks.re. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: we learned a lot about nancy pelosi during the brett kavanaugh hearing a few years ago. for the supreme court seat, but the main thing we learned is that nancy pelosi believes all women. women don't lie about being abused..el pelosi told us that again when a woman says it happened, it happened. so keeping that in mind it is worth hearing the details brought to light in a new biography of nancy pelosi written by susan page of "usa today." susan page is generally a mild liberal, but parts of the book are tough and very revealing. here issa one.li pelosi grew up in the city of baltimore. her father the democratic mayor. in 1953, pelosi's older brother franklin roosevelt dalessandro was arrested and charged with gang raping young girls. the police say pelosi's brother and a group of other men had held the children ages 13 and 11 and a apartment in baltimore for a week and committed perverted practices on them which is awful. one of the young victims identified pelosi's b

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. >>> it's hot news for electronica. age. is this music recycled? >> everything is second-hand. you take things from different places and create something new with it. ♪ >> all of this stuff was going on at the same time. massive attack, moby, so you're seeing what we called electronica, which is edm, which is techno really started to kind of take hold beyond dance clubs. ♪ all these artists end up laying the seeds for what would become a pretty huge revolution of music. ♪ around the world ♪ ♪ around the world ♪ >> everybody's talking about them and they're headed to america. it started with the beatles and then the stones. well, move over, boys, and roll over beethoven. the spite girls are coming. ♪ if you want to be my lover ♪ ♪ you gotta get with my friends ♪ >> there's never been a group where every person had their own personality and every fan could choose a different one that they related to. and it was brilliant. ♪ taking this too easy ♪ ♪ but that's the way it is ♪ >> there needed to be some music to be the sorb

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere.r, radio, flashlight, batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com >>> the 1619 project was launched by the new york times, it reframes american history around the date of august 1619 which was when the first slave ship arrived in the united states. a fierce debate over the legacy that slavery has played in shaping this country. the biden administration embraced it and proposing to offer grants in states and local schools and incentivized them using the project in the classroom but it is not mandatory. joining me now is kamau bell. americans never decided that our children should be taught that our country is inherently evil. >> what's your response to that? >> well, yeah, voters did vote for it when they voted for joe biden and kamala harris and against one of the most divisive presidents in history. right now january 6th which is proof that we all don't have the same facts of what goes on in this country and mitch mcconnell's party is p

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. >>> it's oscar's biggest night.bullworth", and if i watch it to this day i am in stitches. >>> you are clearly -- sean penn in "milk," that's a great choice. let's talk about your favorite political movies, john. >> you know what they say, politics is for ugly people. a little overlap here, with you, darkest hour, unintended, and while margaret is 100% right, i'm going with "lincoln." >> yeah, that does it for me. and many of us might not have had a chance to see movies this year, and thanks to streaming, we got it. if you have not watched the sequel to "borat." "the sound of metal," that has stayed with me. margaret, you go first. >> i think the "sound of medal," too, and you can binge watch every movie. yeah, it's the arc of 2020, right? it's human strapblg deand triumph. >> how about you, john? >> i will go for the historical and political dramas. i am a sucker for sorkin -- >> i thought you just watched brigerton. any of the political episodes of "the crown." >> we don't want to forget this one. i would be remis

cybereason. end cyber attacks.to everywhere. >>> today, the world surpassed 3 million deaths from covid-19. the u.s. leads the world in reported deaths with more than 560,000. there's promising news on the vaccine front in the u.s. the nation officially administered more than 200 million covid-19 vaccine doses, almost a quarter of the u.s. population is fully vaccinated. the first covid dose administered in the country was given four months ago. now researchers at stanford medicine and cincinnati children's hospital are testing the pfizer covid-19 vaccine in children as young as the age of two years old, meaning the u.s. is on the way to having kids vaccinated against the coronavirus. that's great news. with me now to discuss this, infectious disease specialist, dr. sellgounder. i want to ask about the vaccine trials in young children. this is promising stuff. how do those differ to vaccine trials for older children or adults? does more care need to be taken? >> jim, when you talk about studying vaccines, drugs, an

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. ♪ ♪ >> katie: welcome back.on netflix? you are not alone. help is on the way. a new feature that will automatically start playing a random show for you based on algorithm every time you open the app. dana, not a fan of this. want to be in control. >> dana: sometimes it does take a half an hour to figure out what to watch. you go through it all and the other thing for me, that is not very good. peter watches the scary shows and i don't. all of a sudden, i just want to watch younger. we have an argument in the first place. >> katie: greg, doesn't this take away the ability of what people are watching and why are you watching that? and now you can't deny that it was what you were watching. >> greg: we have different accounts at my apartment so i never know what's going on. but i don't know if i would introduce god failed rule on "the five" 95% of everything is. so when you are sitting on netflix and it dawns on you that 95% of everything on it is crap in 40 minutes go by both and you start to watch something and th

cybereason. end cyber attacks.s to everywhere. >>> we've got our eyes trained on minnesota looking through the camera lenses. let's go to those who are watching through their windows, people like santa paula mayor melvin carter. this is a heavy time to be in leadership. you'll be needed no matter what the outcome is. what does that mean to you? >> this is a time to be in leadership, chris. a heavy time for our entire community. and what we're focused on here is this memory, this notion that no matter what the outcome of the trial, no matter what the jury decides. our work is the same moving forward. to ensure the cycle, this deadly cycle that we keep seeing stops. that we don't add another name tom list. not in america and not in minnesota. and we're committed tom. we're moving forward no matter what the jury decides. >> let's see what your message is for both sides. one is, this is grossly exaggerated, the media, the left. if you look at the numbers. yes, you have some bad outcomes but these are high crime areas,

cybereason. end cyber attacks.rly 50 years, joe biden has been a spectator when a president makes an address to congress, a joint session. now in just a few hours, it will be his turn. not behind, not in front but at the podium for his first address to the joint session of congress. it will mark his first 100 days in office. president biden will call for another $1 trillion public investment, this time towards free education, child care, paid family leave. >> this joint session will look very different than previous ones with a much smaller audience because of the pandemic. for the first time, two women will be seated behind the president. that's house speaker nancy pelosi and vice president kamala harris. cnn's phil mattingly joins us. beyond those optics, what do we expect to hear from president biden tonight? >> it's day 99 of the presidency. obviously one day short of that 100-day mark that no one is sure why it became an official thing. i think that means the president is most certainly going to look back at h

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cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere.ur family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlight, batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com >>> president biden is it outing success of the vaccine rollouts having reached 200 million in his first 100 days in office. but he had a message last night -- >> go and get vaccinated, america. go and get the vaccination. they are available. you are eligible now. >> joining me is health and human services secretary. thank you for being with us. congratulations on your new post. >> thanks for having me. >> great to see you. as of today 54% of american adults have received at least one dose. daily vaccinations are slowing down significantly, down 11%. mayor de blasio on morning joe announced he is planning to fully reopen the city by july 1. >> we are ready for stores to open, businesses, offices, theaters, full strength. we have the confidence we can pull these pieces together and get life back to where it was

cybereason. end cyber attacks.oved forward on a justice department nominee over gop objections. and this week republican senator tom cotton proved he sure knows how to hold a grudge. >> there must be consequences when the democrats break the rules. and here's what the consequences are going to be in this case. i will refuse consent or time agreements for the nomination of any u.s. attorney from any state represented by a democrat on the judiciary committee. >> when he says "democrats broke the rules," he is referring to senator dick durbin cutting him off the nomination of anita gupta and holding a vote for noon. democrats say republicans were rying to use a procedural trick to stall gupta's nomination that would have prevented a vote. amanda carpenter joins me now. she is a former communications director for ted cruz and political columnist for the bulwark. thanks for coming on. great to see you. confirmed nominees are typically noncontroversial, right? the senate judiciary now is blasting cotton in this tweet tha

cybereason. end cyber attacks. everywhere. >>> breaking right now, the senate, as we speak is, voting on a new anti-hate crimes bill. you can see the live images there on the side of the screen. the bill is called the covid-19 hate crimes act. it calls on the justice department to expedite the review of coronavirus-related hate crimes against asian-americans, and it aims to give local law enforcement more resources to respond to anti-asian violence. senate majority leader chuck schumer says this legislation will make it easier to go after bigots. >> this bill has a one-two punch, to assure the asian-american community we're going after the bigotry against them, and to tell the american people, particularly those bigots, we're going after you in a legal way, of course. >> let's go to capitol hill now and cnn's chief congressional correspondent manu raju. so, manu, this is expected to pass with bipartisan support? >> reporter: yeah, no question about it. i mean, this passed with more than 90 votes in the senate, at l

cybereason. end cyber attacks.e. need two activists and found her, actress rose mcgowan who grew up in the children of god cult said on fox news last may that she believes democrats are in a cult too. >> i leave the republicans alone because i do respect people more than her like, this is what we are. this is what we're about. this is what we're against. whereas i find the democrats are really pretty much almost against all the same things. they are against changing the world for the better and they are for keeping a system in place that is for so few people in benefit so few that they masquerade as helpers. >> greg: she says she sees democrats serving a master that may not be serving them. what's her advice for people? >> your personal freedom comes at the price of you realizing how your being controlled and where it's coming from. i would make a list. your belief system. figure out what your belief system, what part of it is organic to you and what part has been implanted either by hollywood or the media or your

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. ♪♪ steve: welcome that. cynical and bad faith argument making the rounds on the left. they say conservatives fighting back against the racist destructive evil of woke -ism are using tactics that make them hypocrites after all the ranting about cancel culture, conservatives now want to cancel coca-cola et cetera et cetera. it's a bad faith argument because it deliberately models up two separate things. cancel culture is about free speech and d+ forming and no conservative is saying coca-cola's lamentable and divisive ceo james quincy should be silenced or have his corporate twitter account band but why should tactics like boycott social media campaigns and shareholder activism be reserved for the left? that's why this is a cynical argument and the woke left don't want conservatives fighting back and they don't want anyone else using the tools that have given them almost total control of the most powerful institutions in america. they want conservatives to continue doing what they've done for too long, slender

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere.n the job than most of the people he protects and serves have seen in their entire lives and he is living proof that age is a number. martin savage has his story in this week's "beyond the call of duty." >> reporter: when elsey buckshaw smith says that he knows almost everyone in this town in arkansas, it is true. >> hello. >> at 91, he has spent more time protecting and serving than most of the residents have been alive. 56 years. have you missed a day of work? >> na. not just take off. >> reporter: for more than decades, he was a deputy with the sheriff's department. first time you retired, how long did that last? >> 30 days. >> reporter: 30 days? >>. [ laughter ] >> reporter: so in his 80s he became a rookie cop in the camden police department. >> i love to meet people, and help peoples and do things for people. >> reporter: and this is buckshot woody's boss. >> he was the supervisor at the jail. >> reporter: he was your boss? >> yes, he was my boss. >> i would check in 15, 20 minut

cybereason. end cyber attacks.endpoints to everywhere. >> tucker: that america is getting more dangerous and the white house trying to disarming. we spoke earlier today about this. here's what i find so striking is at exactly the moment they are telling us that you can't pick up the phone and call someone for help because we are abolishing the police and your care and if you call the cops, they're telling us you're not allowed to defend yourself. what is that? >> even sometimes, i struggle with a dynamic. i don't want to believe that we have people in power that put us in a position where we have no means to protect ourselves. what else am i supposed to conclude from that? >> tucker: good question. >> you're telling me i met karen for calling the cops and i shouldn't be doing that or we should defund them and they should be there but you also tell me i shouldn't have my firearm to protect myself in the event that they're not there so what would you have me do? just being the victim? so at that point, it begs the qu

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. >>> now for the last look.nnounced an ambitious new pledge to cut u.s. greenhouse gas emissions. but his goal will be virtually impossible to achieve without the use of a proven technology that produces huge amounts of energy with zero emissions. nuclear power. right now america is going in the wrong direction on that. according to recent estimates, from the rhodium group, the country is on track to shut down so many nuclear plants over the next decade that nuclear will drop from supplying 21% of the grid's electricity to just 7%. i know you've heard about the amazing rise of wind and solar farms. it's all true. but those renewables have an achilles heel. the wind doesn't always blow and the sun doesn't always shine. an electric utility has to have some power sources that run at all times. when nuclear plants are shuttered, that role has been filled by fossil fuels. look at what happened to germany, which began rapidly retiring reactors after the 2011 fukushima disaster. that fed germany's addiction to coal. in

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cybereason. end cyber attacks.f a crush in a religious festival in israel that killed 45 people. the tate department says multiple u.s. citizens are among those killed in the stampede over night. tell us what happened. >> wolf, behind me is the entry way to the hill. at the top is the tomb of the ancient rabis. every year orthodox came here to celebrate. last night it turned tragic. there was a passive people, a crush of people, people falling one over another and tangled of bodies leading to 45 dead. as you know the u.s. state department is confirming that u.s. citizens were among those killed. an official is telling cnn they expect about five of the 45 dead will be named as u.s. citizens. absolutely tragic event here and the shock today is turning into anger. people are questioning how did it happen and why? every year this event takes place of tens of thousands of people crowding in essentially a small space. looking at the video and images last night gives you an idea how crowded it was last night. the head of

cybereason. end cyber attacks.nts to everywhere. >>> gop congresswoman marjorie taylor greene scrapping the launch of her america first caucus after getting blowback from leaders in her own party. despite confirming on friday that the caucus was in the works, a spokesperson from greene's office now saying the congresswoman is not launching anything. a flier promoting the new caucus calls for a common respect for uniquely anglo-saxon political traditions and pushes conspiracy theories about election integrity. let's discuss now. cnn's senior political analyst ron brownstein is here. by the way, the author of the new book "rock me on the water." we should mention that. so, listen, republican congressman from arizona paul gosar denies his involvement in launching the america first caucus because says he will continue to work on america first issues. i mean these are nativist ideas and they're conspiracy theories. they're going to have proponents in congress whether there's a caucus or not, whether a caucus even exists

cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. >> sean: all right.ome scandal is intensifying again. it's worse than we realized. according to an explosive report from "the new york times," cuomo's aides spent months covering up the number of deaths by hiding the true number not just from the general public but from their own health officials. of course, this was all happening at the same time he was writing a book and trying to take a victory lap for his great covid response. so ask yourself, what will it take to hold andrew cuomo accountable? why did joe biden pick him to lead the nationwide covid response? here with reaction, janice dean. she lost family members as a result of this executive order. your reaction, janice. >> he continues to get away with it, sean. unfortunately. this was a bomb shell report. basically saying that they went to great lengths to hide those numbers, over 15,000 deaths in new york and in nursing homes. i believe it's because of his march 25 order to put covid positive patients into nursing homes for several weeks. so th

cybereason. end cyber attacks. >>> crews are hunting for a missing naval submarine before it runs out of oxygen for the 53 people on board. i want to bring in ivan watson, he's monitoring the search of the submarine off the coast of bali. is time running out to find the crew alive? >> reporter: judging by what the indonesian have said. there was a 72-hour after it was seen in the predawn hour on wednesday, here has been more than 72 hours that the sub had been missing. a spokesperson from the indonesian navy is telling people to remain optimistic. at least 21 ships from the indonesia navy operating in the waurs off the northern coast of the indonesia island of bali. the u.s. says it has sent a plane to help. more c-17 is expected to leave soon with equipment to help with the search. the submarine was transiting through the bali straits. it went dark after it dove before dawn on wednesday firing torpedos as part of these exercises. there are 53 people c, crew members on board. i have spoken to a formal admiral who u

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cybereason. end cyber attacks.s to everywhere. >>> a very good thursday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. we are following breaking news this morning. just minutes ago the biden administration imposed sweeping economic and diplomatic sanctions on russia. this is in response to russia's massive solarwinds cyberattack. huge implications in the computer industry. its interference as well in the 2020 election and its ongoing occupation of the crimea region of ukraine and easternkr

cybereason. end cyber attacks.at's according to the cover story of this month's "time" magazine, clothe climate change is everything." it reports how the pandemic is a wake-up call to world leaders and a horrifying reminder of the perils of taking science for granted. joining me now is the author of that cover story, the magazine correspondent justin rowland. justin, thank you for coming on. what makes you say that the pandemic is causing world leaders to wake up to the climate crisis? >> yeah, well, thank you for having me on. i think a lot of it is just hearing -- seeing the response in terms of the way the conversation has shifted, right. so you think about the quay in which science was neglected say at the early stages of the pandemic, and a sort of recognition that it needs to be taken more seriously that came throughout the course of the pandemic. and that's something that maps pretty clearly on the climate change. and then you just look at the way in which they're talking about it and really sort of anchorin

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