>> dana: make jesse jr. proud to. >> oh! >> jesse: dana?ppearance before i do actually think i won the basketball. okay, wait. >> jesse: can you hold that up? do you need help? this has not helped you in the arm area. >> dana: one more time? >> yes. >> jesse: harder, dana. >> jesse: i will hold onto their spirits before you get to choose one of these lovely toys for your little one. okay, now... >> jesse: this is called balloon blasting. you aim it to the mouth of the clown. how many times have i said that? >> greg: some great times after the carnival closure. all right. here comes blue, here comes blue. dagen, good job, well done. >> i need some data prostate. >> dana: [laughter] >> geraldo: cotton candy, spending. >> dana: cotton candy, what is the secret? years is a little different anybody else. artificial flavors and we don't use food coloring so mostly blue and the pink come up i did this just all-natural deliciousness. >> dana: you have different flavors. >> i have the most popular of the sea salt salted caramel. we have chocolate ca

>> dana: 4th. independence day. >> dana: happy birthday.is it my one more thing? >> greg: how dare you, geraldo, let's do this. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ >> greg: it is bogey hot out here. and how do i want to be this guy? check him out. he knows. [laughter] that's what they call a raccoon. and there he is, i would pay good money to be him right now. stripped down, lie on that thing for hours. oh, does that feel good. >> dana: we can arrange that on one of those subway grates. >> greg: that is why animals are great. geraldo? gerald gerald my children are more cultured than i am. my daughter simone in the prestigious museum of new york. katie noland a renowned artist t who does post modern conceptual sculpting and art. she is great. so today my youngest of my five went to see her daddy in the museum of modern art and then my beloved wife erika also checked out and it's quite humbling to get a piece of immortality there in the museum of modern art. >> dana: i think you are modern not post modern. gerald gerald i'm pretty post

you know, manhattan, dana. >> dana: what do we have here? we have ribs?ht and it just opened up in the lower east side. these are not morgan's. >> jesse: virgil's, right? >> jessica: the on air eating, i didn't -- >> jesse: i will eat. no plates, seriously, guys? i mean, wow. >> dagen: it's not that men want to appear masculine, it's how they eat. you can eat meat and chicken with your hands. you are always in a hurry. you have to pick it up -- >> greg: we can't eat a rib with a knife and fork? >> jesse: you are a southerner. >> dagen: women take the time to use utensils. >> greg: you are going to use utensils on a rib? for the first time, dagen, i think you're out of your gourd. >> dagen: i will eat coleslaw, if you're in a hurry you can eat with your hands. >> dana: i'm not going to it with my hands. if what they are trying to do is get men to eat less meat than what they need to do is, have you ever heard of reverse psychology? that is what you need to do. studies like this make jesse want to eat more. >> jesse: i'm that simple. >> dagen: on that note,

dana. >> dana: thank you. we'll go to marc thiessen now. >> bill: i want to talk about the poll first. in a 90-day period you went from 100-day look at joe biden to a 6 month look and what where we've gone. a 20% change. tell us what you read into it, marc. there is a lot going on here. >> certainly people are looking at their lives and what they are seeing especially people who live in major cities is this outbreak of violent crime. no one wants to live in the middle of this. of course they'll report they are less optimistic one 1-month-old children are getting shot in a local place. "new york times" reports that last year was the worst year for violence crime since the 1990s. it went up 30% and killings and up 24% this year. what is driving that? two things are driving it. one is in all those major cities they've defunded the police. minneapolis cut police funding, portland, phil, new york city cut it by one billion on. police retirement. national public radio reports there is a startling 45% increase in the

thank you, dana. >> dana: we'll see what happens there.ll see what happens here. it is getting very interesting in california. new poll shows the radio host larry elder emerging as the republican front runner a race to recall the democratic governor gavin newsom and strong support for ousting the democrat. 47% of likely voters back the effort. 50% are against it. reading into the numbers intriguing things developing. tom bevan, editor of real clear politics. how are you doing? you read numbers for a living here. i will give you the leading republicans. elder 18%, cox 10, faulkner 10, undecided 40%. the state of the race in california is thus. republicans only make up a quarter of the vote in that state but the enthusiasm here on the recall is sky high. what's moving right now after a berkeley poll and an "l. a. times" poll shows republicans have more strength than a lot of people thought? >> that's basically it, right? shaping up to be potentially a perfect storm against gavin newsom. republicans only a quarter of the state's voters, democ

dana, what's going on?texas democrats plan on winning over the american public between the covid-19 and now their desperate plea for basic goods. >> dana: hard to imagine a publicity stunt ever going worse than this one. they are the tiktok texas democrats. they got on a plane without a plan. >> right. >> dana: completely ineffective and had to ask for hair spray? that is something. kudos to that texas democrat who tweeted that they need hair spray. here's the thing. these people are still getting -- do you know what? they have a point about the salsa in tennessee not good. except one place. amazing. but, wait, no. i want to tell you this. do you realize they are getting $221 a day per diem from the taxpayers. if you are somebody going to put together a care package for these people, think about the homeless in your area. the people that are going food bank in your area. do not send one thing to these tiktok texas democrats. >> brian: do you know who is running this beto o'rourke. he is their coach zoom cal

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>> dana: who will go down there and read? >> bill: i'll play foos ball. >> dana: scrabble.and get far away. >> dana: it is sad. i'll be thinking of you and watching from afar. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here is harris. >> harris: news next alert. critics calling vice president kamala harris tone deaf. she ramp >> harris: more than 50 house democrats fled to washington to block a vote on an election reform bill and one said touting their sacrifice in fleeing the state. it included a trip on private planes to the tune of $100,000, staying in $200 a night hotel

. >> dana: good morning. i am dana perino. that kind of feeling has a way of multiplying quickly. it is not right. that attack in indiana is coming just hours after a ambushed and chicago. all of this unfolding on the same day that president biden was in town to push his spending bill, largely ignoring the crime wave. stay one yesterday alone, to good people killed, 19 wounded. mike is in chicago. >> i got an update on the number on the day that president biden was here. three people were killed and more than a dozen shot. he came to the area with a goal of talking about investment in human infrastructure. the visit was overshadowed by the agents and cops that were shot in the early hours of the morning. lori lightfoot spoke with the president on the tarmac. she said she gets an update on the agents shot and thanked him for listening. the white house as he reiterated his commitment. one chicago alderman doesn't think you can stop bullets with a chat on the tarmac. >> i don't know what lori lightfoot thought she could do on this meeting, but this much is clear. lori lightfoot does

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. i felt like crime would be the thing that pivoted. if you read everywhere this weekend. democrats are very worried. >> bill: you said if i were at the white house i would stop everything and turn this ship right toward the issue which is what they're doing. >> dana: they're turning to the issue but maybe not changing the policy. mayors and police chiefs will talk about illegal guns, the focal point of the administrations response but confront members of his own party forville filing law enforcement and pushing to defund the police. >> bill: from st. paul. national journal josh will analyze the politics of it all. we begin at the white house north lawn. mark meredith kicks off the coverage today. >> the white house admits that crime is on the rise nationally. now comes the hard part. how do you stop it? later today the president will be sitting down with the attorney general as well as mayors from washington, d.c. as well as san jose, california and police leaders from memphis and chicago to address violent crime impacting communities

dana? >> dana: for more on this violence playing out nationwide, we'll bring in a fox news contributor. i just wanted to play some sounds from a man in chicago who is desperate to try and figure out the situation, who is very frustrated by the leadership. take a look. >> violence is an epidemic and it has become the norm in chicago. you have a mayor and superintendent, we are going into the third quarter of the year. just like you are in a super bowl and you see are down 21 points, going into the third quarter you would change her strategy in order to come home with the super bowl ring, right? the mayor is not listening right now. the superintendent, they are not listening. >> dana: a community leader trying to help the community, and it seems like no one is listening to them. >> i have to agree with you, dana and bill. it's very frustrating what's going on in this country right now. we are in an undeclared war between good and evil. meaning, we've got a lot of violence right now, and it's

dana. >> dana: thank you, talk to you later. >> bill: will the cdc make it public today? to atlanta we roll. what are you hearing, steve? >> we do expect the cdc to publish the data today behind its change in policy when it comes to mask wearing for the fully vaccinated. cdc has come under tremendous criticism for making its recommendations before making that data public. >> my major concern is we had an incredibly important policy announcement by the cdc to recommend mask wearing even for those who are vaccinated but they have supplied zero data, no transparency or no information. >> this debate happens as hospitalizations continue to climb. the cdc puts the average seven-day hospitalizations at just over 3,500. concerning because it is a 32% rise over a week ago. in the larger picture, keep in mind the peak of hospitalizations was back in january. that rate was five times the current rate back in january fears of hospitals being overrun. one more point to keep in mind for those fully vaccinated. the chance of hospitalization extremely low, just 5,000 people hospitalized

dana's crazy tricks.hortcut to get to work? i need music. shortcut to get to work check this guy out. across the pond, boom, there he goes. walks on off. isn't that amazing? he gets a little running start. hops on. >> jesse: that's how i'm going it get to my new jersey book events. if you want to see me in person signed picture if i'm feeling nice. peculiar town in new jersey on sunday. that is, i believe, august first 5:00 p.m. eastern. get tickets at event bright. then wednesday, august 4th. after "the five." i will skate over to north vale, new jersey get books and tickets tonight exclamation point at 11:00. >> katie: whole crew. 19-year-old student just announced she has amazing gap year. youngest woman to fly solo around the world rutherford british and belgium 32,000-mile journey from her home city of brussels across 52 countries and twice over the equator and will clock 250 flying hours that should take two three months. so, good luck to her. the current record holder is american who was 30 at the

dana. >> dana: now that's them. okay, peter, thank you.aring to back pedaling. she said this: new york congressman lee zeldin is co-chairman of the house republican israel comments. her comments, this is not the first time and it happens repeatedly. how do you think of it now? i'm assuming that people are a little bit fed up and not thinking that these sort of fixes that she tries to do after making these statements are actually hitting the mark. >> we all know it is going to happen again. there was a history of statements before ilhan omar came to the house and then all of the statements since related to anti israel and anti-semitic hate. before she came in she was talking about how israel has hypnotized the world. since coming to the house she has said if you support israel it is because you've been paid off by jews. paraphrasing how she worded it. she says it's all about the benjamins, her words. then there are the non-anti-semitic anti-israel hate statements that have raised concerns. she is a member of the house foreign affairs commit

. >> dana: i get a kick out of this story. ifm owe dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." >> bill: did you find it absurd or what? >> dana: it's futile and they get on the private jets and having a blast. they had a case of beer and edited the picture. they're out on the plane. not wearing masks and they think they will come and do something. they have done a couple of things. some of the legislation has been stripped out that they disliked so they were effective there. they won't be effective here and they'll get arrested. you don't go to jail, just back to work. >> bill: what the governor says we'll arrest you but they'll take them to the state house and pass this. the problem is we don't know when this is. in the meantime for today there will be a press conference in washington, d.c. they are getting all kinds of attention and follow it. >> dana: president biden giving a speech as well. >> dana: nearly 60 texas legislators. going to hold a news conference in washington, d.c. in an hour to urge congress to federalize

a >> dana: quick thought on that?is is a lazy attack on those who have raised legitimate concerns with teachers coming to class friends and talking about how bad america is. look. there is no question, people in our history, even through our governments have done things that were bad. we have always aspired to higher ideals in this country and generally speaking, the arc of history has shown us that america is unique and it's devoted to identifying flaws and fixing them, and -- >> dana: when we introduce you as at the senate judiciary committee. chuck schumer just wrote a letter to his caucus, and he said, dear colleague -- it basically says that's a two track plan on infrastructure, and as always the democrats stand ready to expeditiously fill any potential vacancy on the supreme court should they arise. that one justice will see if he can resign and give the democrats the chance to replace him. what do you know about that? >> i in no about the rank speculation out there, typically one would expect to see any retirem

it's a wonderful thing. >> dana: had to rush for that?t. >> judge jeanine: they weren't wearing their floaties because they are golden retrievers. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: what was your dog? >> greg: i don't know. >> judge jeanine: the one who couldn't figure out how to get his suitcase through. >> greg: you are on my show tonight. >> judge jeanine: tonight. >> greg: a double dose of the judge. going to need some antibiotics for that. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: i'm going to have to go with andre the giant horse from dana. thanks, greg. good evening. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight, we're covering two major stories with foreign policy implications. u.s. authorities say the kidnapping plot orchestrated by the iranian regime was essentially something out of an espionage movie. the kidnapping of an american journalist officials say tehran planned to take place on u.s. soil. the iranian-born american journalist at the center of the alleged plot is speaking out for the first time today. and the former president who ra

dana and trace, back do you guys. >> dana: when i saw that white house little meme last night that said you could save 60 cents i thought it was the babylon bee or onion. you know gas and meat prices are up. saving 16 cents? >> trace: as one of the presidents said famously that's fuzzy math. i looked at the same thing. beef prices are up and doesn't include hot dogs and other stuff. not quite sure where they came up with the 16 cents but hey. >> dana: this was one of the responses. can you all mustard up the courage to cancel student loan debt? i love a pun. i love savings. i don't know if 16 cents will do it for us. >> trace: meantime the hunter biden saga putting more pressure on the white house. the president has denied ever speaking with his son about his business dealings but fox news has now obtained new photos reportedly from hunter's laptop. those images raising questions about whether president biden knows more about those dealings than he says. jackie heinrich is live for us at the white house with more on this. jackie, good morning to you. >> good morning, trace. fox news obt

>> dana: on grade. i am dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." a growing number of states move to band critical race theory. they say they union is prepared to take the fight all the way to the courts. >> are union will defend any number to get in trouble for we have a legal defense fund ready to go. good morning. >> he got pretty fire yesterday. she says her union is adding millions of dollars to an already existing legal defense fund specifically to defend teachers who might get disciplined over what they are teaching. not speaking to teachers yesterday, she also said critical race theory was something only taught in college and law school and that it wasn't being taught. in school classes even though the -- it is all very confusing, but let's listen here to randy. >> cultural warriors are labeling any discussion of race, racism, or discrimination as crt to try to make it toxic. they are building in teachers trying to stop us from teaching students accurate history. >> one month from ohio says her daughter is being after she complained about wh

even more, dana!y or their behavior? >> greg: behavior! stop playing like you don't know what i mean, dirty judge! [laughter] canceled culture, we have to have mutually assured destruction about our own private lives. the only problem is, like i said the previous block, boring people expect boring people aren't filthy. the only difference between boring people and a interesting people is a little nastiness, and that is my last monologue. [laughter] a >> jeanine: you didn't share the secret! >> greg: i'm telling you, you couldn't even understand my secrets. >> jesse: we wanted him to stop sharing so much! narc have anything you haven't shared already? >> jesse: i want to say something, i've kept it from all of you. i wrote a book. [laughter] no one knows, i just -- no, there is something i thought was a big secret in my life, and for the for three years on "the five," i didn't say it. it came up every month or so, and last year, we did the topic, and i said it, and no one thought it was that big of a d

, dana, that was a disaster.had to be able to see the woman explaining. this is a major update, geraldo. you can't have it done on audio, it just doesn't break through, the american people are either scared, confused, or annoyed now. they've lost the american people. we've had it, joe biden has blown this, this was his big mandates, tackling the pandemic and now no one knows what's going on. it's just too confusing to the american people and this is the thing he had the highest approval rating on and that's not going to continue if he keeps this up. if you have deaths that are not rising, actually deaths continue to fall, they are under 300 daily deaths per day for the last month and a half, and if cases are going up a little bit, if you are vaccinated that's not your problem. slap a mask on your face because other people are not vaccinated? that doesn't make any medical sense. answer now mandate vaccines for federal employees when two-thirds of blacks and hispanics have not been vaccinated sounds like they are j

dana?at us. >> dana: i can imagine that the recruitment office, their higher-ups, they can't find anybody so we got to figure out something to do. do we really need to be able to run a mile and a half? maybe not for some, however, joey jones sent me an out this morning and he said that it's not about looking good, it's about being physically fit to the point that you will need to be able to either run if you need to or he said he would not have survived if he had not been physically fit when he sacrificed most of he met both of his legs. and he said for him that was a matter of his survival and that's why the physical fitness test is important, it's not just about being able to fit into your genes. >> dagen: jesse are you going to do the plank? >> jesse: i am surprisingly strong at planking, i had to do it when i hurt my back so i can playing for about 2 minutes a very good form. i heard your talking points already. i do see the irony in an overpaid middle-age man who talks for a living on

. >> it is dana. >> that is dana perino?> es. >> she works for george bush. >> can't remember. >> dana. >> i'm going to say that is robert downey junior. >> that's geraldo rivera. >> he is a host. >> geraldo, are you surprised that you're here? >> no. >> this guy has a late-night show. he has an exclamation point after his name to get a don't think i've ever seen that gentleman before. >> he is not a gentleman. >> he looks like a show for a. >> could you keep your eyes on the road, please? >> good thinking. >> greg got felled. >> that's you. >> very good. how do you feel about me? >> i really like this t-shirt. that is how i save the world. you have to buy my book. her name is katie. >> i feel like i've see her and her on cnn. >> that's fake news. >> cnn and the others are fake news. >> britney spears? >> free britney. >> ever seen the show? >> the five. >> the five. >> is that a new show? >> it was a horror novel by one of my favorite writers. >> it's a new show on fox news. >> it's ten years old. >> it's been around for te

>> bill and it dana, good morning.r sharks and that's because there has been about a dozen sightings this week. in fact at jones beach which is about 3 miles away from here this morning shut down and closed because of the citing of three sizable sharks. in fact there was a lifeguard on monday on jones beach says he was on his paddle paddleboard and was nipped by what we believe was a juvenile bull shark. we are here with mike romano who is the chief lifeguard here in the town of hempstead. this is the town of hempstead shark patrol. what exactly are you looking for out here on the water? >> we are looking for warning signs of any shark activity in the area, could be schools of fish or birds diving in the water, it could be shark fins that break the surface or people who tell us they see something and we are going to go out and investigate the area. >> the types of sharks we are seeing are black tip to reef sharks and bull sharks which are pretty rare. >> pretty rare for this area, yes. the water has warmed up quickly a

so it wasn't self-inflicted, dana.amed mr. p, loved visiting their home and visitors love taking pictures with impaired there were no eyewitnesses on hs father's or otherwise. but the person who requested the peacock assassin complained the birds loud calls were waking them up and keeping them up very early every morning. so the bird had to go. cops say a suspect has been identified. possibly a disgruntled msnbc employee. and no, they haven't made any arrests. they are investigating for animal cruelty and conspiracy to commit a crime. but it's like my uncle used to say, don't do the crime if you can't do the rigorous cleanup process that will destroy any trace of evidence. kat, this is a terrible, terrible story. but it's also amazing that you can get a peacock assassin off of craigslist. i mean, that is customer service. it's crazy. >> right, i hear what you are saying for this is so heartbreaking. it may be really sad, i'm not sure it's because i'm loud and annoying and i don't want to get shot as part of it. but thi

i'm dana bash.tal week for president biden with trillion of dollars and cornerstone of his agenda at steak. senate majority leader chuck schumer scheduling a test vote wednesday on two biden priorities, including as negotiator try to flush out the details. joining me exclusively is the lead negotiator on the infrastructure deal, senator rob portman of ohio. thank you for joining me, senator i know you and your colleagues are working through the weekend to try to finalize this infrastructure bill. will it be ready by wednesday? >> we're still working on it. it's more important to get it right. we are still negotiating. in fact, last night i was negotiating some of the final details with the white house and later today we'll be having additional negotiations with the republicans and democrats who come together to put this bill into a track that's very unusual for washington. people are used to legislation being on the republican side or democrat side. this is a little confusing for people because it's

but the next two weeks are critical, dana.o bear down, negotiate in good faith and move forward with these two bills. >> before i let you go, just real quick, the fbi wrote a letter recently to you and to senator whitehouse acknowledging that more than 4,000 tips they got during the brett kavanaugh nomination process were transferred over to the white house. you were a key player in his nomination. you and jeff flake, the republican. you delayed the committee hearing for a week in order to have the fbi do more of an investigation. do you think at this point looking back it was a sham? >> well, senator whitehouse and i have been trying for two years to get clear answers to the fbi. they provide the background check office for cabinet officials and senior officials and justices and i think what the letter did was raised more questions than it answered. the idea there were 4500 americans who reached out to this tip line to provide information and yet no further investigation was done really calls into question that confirmation p

dana telsey, thank you so much. i am sorry.nk chanel and a fashion manifesto, i can see you manifesting should now this fall -- manifesting chanel this fall. lisa: we have discussed fashion many times. do you think about time would work? tom: -- do you think a bow tie would work? tom: we have to talk to the higher ups a full should now look. lisa: i want to underscore something michael was talking about. talking about which states saw the biggest declines in unemployment filings in which saw increases. it is interesting indiana reported an increase because that is one of the states that ended the pandemic on this incident -- the pandemic unemployment assistance early, the idea there is not a correlation. initial claims in pennsylvania, kentucky, california, posted the largest declines. massachusetts and indiana posted increases. tom: there is also the big picture as well. if you say 7.6 million jobs need to be filled, or the economic policy institute saying 10 million or 11 million, it is a month by month film -- it is a month

[laughter] >> dana: tobacco or something else?a hard cruel world here. >> jesse: a picture of yourself? that's it? >> greg: trying to get back at me. >> jesse: another look picture of yourself. >> geraldo: get used to it. it will be a regular thing. >> jesse: i can't wait. i can't believe i didn't think of that. >> katie: i don't know what restaurant where this happened instagram user julia posted a video of this waiter running through the restaurant with drinks and not spilling them going down the stairs and back up the stairs. >> dana: that's not set up? >> katie: not set up, i don't think. it's a real video of a waiter. i can tell you back in my hostess days i would have fallen flat on my face and never been able good for him. >> jesse: should be olympic sport. >> dana: probably will be. did you see what else is olympic sport? golf. >> jesse: that's it for us. "special report" is up next with bret. >> bret: all right, thanks, jesse. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden is requir

. >> dana: welcome to you as well. i'm dana perino. "america's newsroom." a strange thing in california. we'll hear in a moment. they only took the cell phone. were they targeting the cell phone? we'll have to find out in a moment. the video out of new york as we said is very hard to watch. the new video just released. here it is. these two men wanted in connection with the violent mugging. it shows them getting on subway after one of them beat a 68-year-old man unconscious. they left him for dead on a brooklyn sidewalk. >> that was on one coast. in oakland, california former democratic senator barbara boxer was attacked and robbed yesterday afternoon. claudia cohen leads our coverage in california. >> the former senator joining the growing ranks of bay area crime victims after being mugged in broad daylight near a busy dining and retail area along the city's waterfront and not far from a building where boxer has an apartment. she was alone taking her daily walk around her neighborhood and talking on her cell phone. she tells fox a filliate she was then app

bow down, please welcome dana king. dana, where are you girl? dana.ends for me. 12 women who helped make the ancestors we're about to see. and i would love for them who are here to please stand up as i call out your names. i don't want to miss anybody. i did write it down on my notepad. (reading names) i wanted you to hear those names. we were african descendants who built these ancestors, philippine, chinese, italian american, mexican american, did i miss anybody? we are all family. all family. i doubt very seriously that our ancestors would want us to buy in to the division and separation that has been put upon us from oppression. monumental reckoning is about the truth of american history. the truth. and that truth is hard. and that truth is painful. and that truth is ugly. but unless we acknowledge it, it will continue to kill us. we weren't taught our history. i'm a product of public education, all the way through college. i learned last year that francis scott keys was a horrible human being. not only did he own other human beings, he used his p

dana: this year we are looking at 6.6%.ext year, probably 3.5%. 2023, settling back to 2.5%, which is what we saw just before the pandemic. getting back to a normal level of activity. there are certainly downside risks. the evolution of the virus itself, even though we may not see widespread lockdowns again in the u.s., you may have people sequestering themselves, deciding not to engage in interpersonal activities, as the delta variant becomes more prominent in the u.s.. there's also a concern about inflation. how much inflation do we need to see before consumers pull back? in the consumer confidence measure, even though inflationary pressure in the short term are on the rise, it is not stopping people from being optimistic or consuming. also, people have a high savings rate, so that is providing somewhat of an offset to the rising inflation. certainly inflation is a downside risk. in terms of the economy, concerns about renewed rounds of trade wars, industrial policies that limit what kind of trade happens, implications fo

. >> cnn dana bash and carl bernstein. >>> dana, the joint chiefs are nervous about a coup they're plottingut how to take evasive action. put this in a big picture for us. how significant? >> really, i can't think of anything much more significant than what you just described and what this book describes. particularly when you kind of go back in time to the beginning of america, one of the -- i think i heard you use the term bedrock in the last hour, john. it is true, one of the bedrock principles of american democracy is the separation of the military and civilian leadership and, more importantly, for the civilian leadership to be on top. that's why the president of the united states is the commander in chief. and in this case it's kind of a brain twist, if you go back in time again to what the founders thought, it is not that the military leadership was trying to overtake the civilian leadership. in this case, the top military leader was trying to stay, apparently according to this book, stay in his lane with his uniform on, but still try to protect the democracy from the man elected to t

[laughter] >> i will go post-its. >> dana? >> dana: this is going to sound weird.f the sharpies. what do i have to have? my ipad. >> a large bottle of wattle. a bucket of gel pens. >> rainbow gel pens. >> for my planner that i write in. >> jesse beside your book? >> jesse: i keep johnny on the desk. >> like the elf on a shelf? >> i always have a candle on my desk. because i am just smoking pot every day at my desk. that is what happens when you work at a tech startup. [laughter] >> crunchy makes another appearance on facebook. what is something popular now that annoys you? jesse? >> jesse: something popular now that annoys me? what is popular now. >> a lot of things. >> jesse: what is popular? >> he won the election. technically popular. >> oh, wow. >> jesse: i like how you threw that in there. joe biden does not anoint me. i'm not annoyed by him. everything just kind of's washes over me. >> even -- >> i heard that low rise jeans are making a comeback. i'm like, nope, can't do that. i'm going to let that one float right back. >> can't do it. unless they are with he

dana bash.ony performing "america." ♪ ♪ ♪ want to be free, we hug close and hang on to a dream ♪ ♪ on the boats and the train, they're coming to america ♪ ♪ never looking they're coming ♪ ♪ don't seem so far away, oh, a traveling life today, i'll be strong ♪ ♪ i'll be strong ♪ ♪ a new and shiny place, think i'll lead with god's grace ♪ ♪ freedom is like bght is burni strong ♪ ♪ ♪ everywhere in the world, they're coming to america ♪ ♪ every time that flag is around the world, they're coming to america ♪ ♪ got a dream to take them there ♪ ♪ they're coming to america ♪ ♪ not a dream they've come to share ♪ ♪ they're coming to america ♪ . ♪ they're coming to america ♪ ♪ they're coming to america ♪ ♪ they're coming to america ♪ they're coming to america today ♪ ♪ ♪ today ♪ ♪ today ♪ ♪ today ♪ ♪ my country to the beat, sweet land of liberty i'll sing sfoet ♪ today ♪ ♪ today ♪ ♪ today ♪ ♪ to ♪ ♪ today! >> what an honor to be with y'all on the fourth of july singing such an amazing neal diamond smash wi

nice to see you. >> hi, dana. >> it's just terrific. be carrying part of that concert for our fourth of july special tonight. and, john, i want to start with how this even came to pass. people who don't know the history here may not know that you have been performing with the beach boys since the mid-1980s, since you were blacky on general hospital. how did it happen? >> that's right. >> well, this is a national treasure right here, mike love. >> thank you, john. >> he's kept me around many years. the first time they were playing in san diego. you remember that? san diego. i came down and i went backstage and the girls were screaming and yelling and mike said, who is that to my friend. he said that's john stamos. he's on "sngeneral hospital." does he always have girls screaming for him? he said get him on stage. >> he was on stage with us with about half a million of our closest friends in washington, d.c., in the mid-80s. nothing more fun than having john stamos with the beach boys. >> that's terrific. is that how you remember the stor

dana and i will not be wearing this. once the sun goes down, get ready for a fashion show. >> don, that is what they call a tease. he knows what he's doing over here. great to see both of you. happy fourth of july. >> you too. >> we'll all be watching. >>> don't go anywhere because the star studded celebration on fourth of july begins right here on cnn at the top of the hour. here's a special july 4th from our men and women in uniform. >> on behalf of the entire big stick family, happy fourth of july. >> i'm commander benny cristman of the u.s.s. new hampshire right here in norfolk, virginia. my crew and i would like to wish everyone a safe and happy fourth of july. this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪ ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opp

bow down, please welcome dana king. dana, where are you girl? dana.ends for me. 12 women who helped make the ancestors we're about to see. and i would love for them who are here to please stand up as i call out your names. i don't want to miss anybody. i did write it down on my notepad. (reading names) i wanted you to hear those names. we were african descendants who built these ancestors, philippine, chinese, italian american, mexican american, did i miss anybody? we are all family. all family. i doubt very seriously that our ancestors would want us to buy in to the division and separation that has been put upon us from oppression. monumental reckoning is about the truth of american history. the truth. and that truth is hard. and that truth is painful. and that truth is ugly. but unless we acknowledge it, it will continue to kill us. we weren't taught our history. i'm a product of public education, all the way through college. i learned last year that francis scott keys was a horrible human being. not only did he own other human beings, he used his p

it's interesting to see, dana. >> it's fascinating to see.s an example of how that primary race in ohio amongst republicans to replace retiring senator rob portman is going to be one of the test cases of trumpism, the viability of trumpism, even in especially among classic typical trump supporters, the kind as you said that j.d. vance explained to the world outside of the trump base who they are, what they stand for after the 2016 election. and, you know, the fact of the matter is this is a state, john and poppy, i don't need to tell you. john, i know you traveled there a lot as i did. that used to be very swingy. it used to go to republicans or democrats depending on the election. in recent times it has been much, much more republican, and now the question is whether or not if a very conservative republican is elected, whether or not that is going to tip the balance towards the democrats in the general election. can you hear that? >> construction. >> construction in the d.c. bureau. >> a lot of construction. >> can you turn that off? all rig

dana bash what, are your thoughts? you know, i think the most important thing to keep in mind as we hear the lineup for this committee is that it wasn't supposed to be like this. there was going to be, and the desire of the speaker and early on, the stated desire of many republicans was to have a select special independent commission, like the 9/11 commission, that would have taken -- obviously there are always politics, but taking the direct political players, most elects officials, out of the process so that we as americans could get real answers, just like we did after 9/11. it took a while. but we got real answers and a lot of recommendations, most of which were implemented to change the way that america does business. and that is not going to happen now. and it is not going to happen now because by definition this is a partisan enterprise made even more so because of the fact that although the speaker wouldn't answer questions about kevin mccarthy, kevin mccarthy is threatening, according to cnn reporting, any rep

i was so happy to see dana because dana and i are in total agreement. i love being with dana. glad you picked her. >> sean: okay. then she deserves a hat. >> fist bumping through the camera, leo. >> she gets a hat! enke. >> sean: thank you both. just ahead, senator ron johnson, he will be here to react to more far left hypocrisy and covid controversies that are getting worse, including mandating vaccines. it later, a journalist, part of an iranian plot in the u.s. to be kidnapped by the iranians speaks out about joe biden. she will tell us exclusively her story, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: democrats tonight, they seem to want covid restrictions everywhere except that our u.s. border, where there is an ongoing health and of course a humanitarian crisis, because, get this, not only are not all migrants being tested for covid, there's been a high rate of positivity, but they've not only been tested when they surrender, but the biden administration is now considering ending a trump-air policy called title 42 as soon as the end of july. well, that would allow border officials

dana: i think you've got it right. our data is showing the outdoor type of entertainment, major league baseball is opening back up, that is an area where we see that interest and expectation. indoor, even airlines, getting back to pre-pandemic levels, we are not seeing that in the data yet. and they covid variants are part of it. you can mask all you want but at the end of the day, if you are concerned about covid, indoor is going to be more tough than outdoor. haidi: what do you see developing within esg? dana: a huge area, obviously. we track growth in retail investors on our website. it has been over 100% growth year over. it's the fastest growing segment on any impact tag, whether environment, social, government, across the board. huge growth, more interest from advisors, more interest from broker-dealers. we expect that to continue. kathleen: your clientele is retail investors. what are you seeing in crypto? dana: what i'm seeing in crypto is advisors looking for way to have an on to this because clients are doing

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bow down, please welcome dana king. dana, where are you girl? dana.ends for me. 12 women who helped make the ancestors we're about to see. and i would love for them who are here to please stand up as i call out your names. i don't want to miss anybody. i did write it down on my notepad. (reading names) i wanted you to hear those names. we were african descendants who built these ancestors, philippine, chinese, italian american, mexican american, did i miss anybody? we are all family. all family. i doubt very seriously that our ancestors would want us to buy in to the division and separation that has been put upon us from oppression. monumental reckoning is about the truth of american history. the truth. and that truth is hard. and that truth is painful. and that truth is ugly. but unless we acknowledge it, it will continue to kill us. we weren't taught our history. i'm a product of public education, all the way through college. i learned last year that francis scott keys was a horrible human being. not only did he own other human beings, he used his p

dana rivero, regreso al estudio con ustedes. agrava aÚn mÁs las crisis polÍtica, econÓmica y social que han sacudido al paÍs durante las Últimas dÉcadas. la cifra socioeconÓmica refleja a los 11 millones de haitianos. mÁs del 65% de la poblaciÓn vive en barrios por debajo del nivel de pobreza. la esperanza de vida de los hombres es desde 63 aÑos y las mujeres de 68 aÑos de edad. la tasa de alfabetizaciÓn no supera el 60% segÚn cifras de las naciones unidas. en el Índice de la transparencia internacional de una lista de 179 paÍses, haitÍ ocupa el puesto 170, lo que ubica a haitÍ como una de las nociones mÁs corruptos del mundo. y entre los escombros del edificio colapsado, a medida que avanzan los dÍas mientras tanto los residentes que fueron evacuados mientras continÚa la bÚsqueda de juegos entre los escombros del edificio colapsado aumenta rÁpidamente la cifra oficial de muertos estÁ lÓpez moreira, su esposo y el menor de sus tres hijos fue encontrado con vida deambulando cerca los escombros. fue encontrado cerca del sitio. est