dr. carson.ow, our hearts go out to all the people that are tragically affected there. when people get very, very angry, sometimes they lose all sense of anything that is decent. i can remember when i had a terrible temper going after people with baseball bats and stabbing someone once, the grace of gold saved me. i could have been in jail or killed myself. so i understand that. however, you have to recognize the police are there for a reason. they're there to maintain order, to protect life. if a police officer comes upon a scene where someone is trying to take someone else's life, they have an obligation to act. they don't have an obligation to sit there and let's see, which is the good guy, which is the bad guy. by that time the deed has been done. they're trained to act quickly based on what information they can gather quickly at the scene. but there's an even deeper problem here. that is that there were a number of adults that were standing around who saw this situation escalating. it's incu

dr. ben carson joins me now. dr. carson, a honor and pleasure to have you on the show.g its connection to faith. why is it sew important that we turn it around? >> charles, always good to be with you. i love to hear logic and common sense. the decline has been going on steadily, slowly, since around 1937 when such things began to be measured and more recent years it dropped off pretty dramatically and there are a couple of things that are being attacked. our faith, our families, and our culture. all of those things are essential to the underpinnings of a society and i think that's why seeing so many changes going on in our society. people are saying, what the heck is going on? when we began to replace our foundational cornerstones with other things, obviously it will have significant ramifications. our judeo-christian faith has taught us such things as loving your neighbor, praying for those who spitefully use you, being kind to the poor. the new system that is replacing that says, cancel your neighbor, if they don't agree with you, be kind to the poor if they check all

dr. ben carson is now calling mr. bastion a hypocrite. dr. carson joins us this morning.te. good morning to you. dr. carson, why do you think companies like delta should not be speaking out? >> well, first of all, you have to recognize that the election laws in georgia and in many other state where is they're working on them, they're trying to codify early voting because this has become something that is very large in our society recently and you need to have consistency in the way that it's done. it can't be done on the fly by, you know, every secretary of state and governor, who has perhaps thing that are impacting the way that they want to do things and, you know, identification requirements that should be the same as in-person voting that's what it's all about now, you know, i assume that delta and other companies have read the law and, you know, have listened to the statement but people like president biden. which, quite frankly, are not true, when they say the voting ends at 5:00 p.m. for early voting that's not true. the law says that 5:00 p.m. is the earliest that

dr. carson, great to see you again. also a republican running for the senate in pennsylvania calling out biden's history of disturbing racial rhetoric, releasing a viral video. take a look. >> the white man that sits at 1600 pennsylvania avenue believes that he has the power to take away my blackness because i'm a conservative. but i will keep on. joe biden, after the november election of 2022, you can call me something else, senator. because this determined black conservative woman is going to become the next united states senator from the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> sean: here with reaction, fox news contributor and civil rights attorney leo trial, leo 2.0. along with senate candidate in pennsylvania kathy burnett is with us. i watched your entire video. it was very impressive. you would be the first african-american woman as a republican in the senate. from all i can see, i hope that happens. >> you know, you and me both. but i can tell you this, if people are truly sick and tired just listening to your opening

dr. carson, there is an effort to diminish educational standards across the boards.ting rid of classes and changing math and standardized tests. there is an effort to do that. adjusting for educational outcomes instead of holding the bar high for everyone regardless of skin color. >> which is very racist and absolutely absurd. a person with a normal iq is good at math. people say i am not good at math. not true. it's a matter of how you are taught. that's where we need to invest resources. the way school systems work now, if you live in a poor area there is not a lot of money for your school. that perpet uates the poor education. how do we fund their level of odeication? >> laura: they should not waste time on critical race theory. we need all students to be taught math and science. ben crump the attorney for the floyd and wright families said this on abc news. >> we have to have racial reckoning, america, because if we don't then people will continue to have these emotional protests. >> laura: making excuses for emotional protests. >> there is an excuse for everythi

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dr. ben carson and dinesh de souza here on those topics and more. plus we expose some of the egregious examples of bogus so-called journalism this week. it's the return of worse in the media. always tough to take that one. hunter biden doing more interviews than kamala harris and mayor pete gets a new best friend. raymond arroyo that has all on friday's follies. don't miss that. president biden signing an executive order to create a commission on reforming the supreme court. we all know what that is code for. it's called court packing, adding justice that has democrats like. how many? who knows? let's find out. it's an idea the old joe biden as a "senator" and "chairman of the judiciary committee" bitterly opposed. remember this? >> president roosevelt clearly had the right to send the united states congress to pack the court but it was a bone-head idea. it was a terrible, terrible mistake to make and it's put in question for an entire decade the independence of "the" most significant body in this country, the supreme court of the united states of a

dr. ben carson is a former secretary of housing and urban development and he is with us. dr. creen. there he is. i see you. sorry for the breaking news. i wanted to get to you right away. i think i would like to start with your general reflections overnight as you slept on the news of the derek chauvin trial and the outcome there how you see it and then the possibility of everyone moving forward in the way you've laid out in an op-ed in the "washington post" this week. >> well, first of all i wasn't surprised by the verdict. it was pretty obvious that this police officer was way outside the norm. he is not supported by anybody that i know of including his supervisors and fellow police officers. so to try to take what he did and make that seem like the norm that requires, you know, a dissection of the police department in minneapolis seems a little bit extreme. but i think it plays to a narrative that there is systemic racism and therefore we need to be on the forefront of eliminating it. >> dana: could i interrupt you there, though? sir, let me have you listen to president bid

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dr. ben carson is with us. your initial reaction first as a medical doctor to these reports, we have been reporting on and we have our investigative report from the border tonight. the perilous journey of these unaccompanied minors. the violence that often takes place. the speed 27 that has taken place. now it has taken place as governor abbott has described. they have tried to keep child protective services from seeing these kids. now that they are seeing them, now they are reporting these atrocities are happening. your reaction as a medical doctor. >> well, having spent almost my entire professional career dealing with children and the issues of children, obviously it breaks my heart to see these children being treated this way. and i don't know that anybody really cares that much. they are being used as pawns like so many of us are being used in this effort to divide this country. you know, i think it is going out of very macro level. you have to remember about 60 years ago, they said your children's childre

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dr. ben carson, dr. alveda king with us talking about this whole case saying the justice system works.ing there is not systemic racism. let's watch this. >> the important thing it shows that our just system does work. people don't have to take these things in their own hands. >> i fully agree we must have justice. however i'm very disturbed when the leaders of our country, maxine waters in particular and nancy pelosi encouraging her to call people to get in the streets, really riot. so how would a riot regardless what that verdict would have been, how would it heal the hearts of america, causing people to riot, to burn and to loot? elizabeth: let's show the viewer what democrats are avoiding and ignoring and refuse to talk about as they're trying to push this narrative on the country and on americans that america is systematically racist. first up, the very fact of the guilty verdict itself shows the system is not racist. polls show majority of americans say they agreed with the verdict. 70 million people voted for barack obama in 2012. 65 million people voted for barack obama in 2010.

dr. ben carson. i think i'm going to call you doctor, i think that's a higher calling than secretary.nk you for joining us. >> gets to be with you. >> when you see this medical analyst react and say, hey, we better coerce these people into taking this vaccine or we're just not going to give them their freedoms back. how do ha you react to that? >> well, it's distressing because america is a place that people came to from all over the world because they wanted to be free. and what we should be doing as far as vaccinations are concerned, is convincing people, let's use the data and sit down and explain things to people so they have a full understanding, and then let them make a decision. that's always been the strong point of who we are as a nation. and we seem to be moving very rapidly toward, you know, putting our foot on people's necks and demanding how they must act and if they don't act the way we want them to, we cancel them or we do some other thing. this is totally antithetical to the principles of the founding of this nation. and people need to get alarmed about it and people n

dr. ben carson and dinesh de souza here on those topics and more.gious examples of bogus so-called journalism this week. it's the return of worse in the media. always tough to take that one. hunter biden doing more interviews than kamala harris

dr. ben carson. you were terrific. thanks for joining us.re getting word that the family of george floyd will be speaking just moments from now. we'll take that to you live. let's get reaction, get to gop strategist ford o'connell. what did you think of the george floyd verdict, ford? >> americans should be proud. basically the justice system works. officer chauvin was given due process. a jury of his peers reviewed the evidence and he was found guilty on all three charges. i do think it will be interesting when it comes to the sentencing. i think if i'm disheartened about any one thing about the weighing in on the verdict before it was given from both president biden and congresswoman maxine waters and judge cahill made that point very clear. i'm concerned. i like to see trials that are judged based on the law, not judged on based on psychology and emotion of the moment because we need to make sure that our jurors and juries across this country can reach an independent and just decision. liz: yeah. the judge in the case saying he wishes quo

dr. ben carson, of course, the former housing and urban development secretary, kind enough to join us.y general wants to start looking into minneapolis police practices is -- >> well, you know, what derek chauvin did was way off the scale in term of what is normally done by police. and so his fellow officers wouldn't support him, his superiors wouldn't support him. it's sort of like if a mad dog attacks somebody, and then we start putting all kinds of restrictions on dogs. you know, i think with we've gone a little bit overboard. this is not to say there aren't some problems and police reform needs to be done, there definitely is. we need to bring them up to modern techniques. there are certain types of things that aren't lethal that can immobilize people. we need to start talking about that. but, you know, this wholesale, everything is referenced to a person who was way off the end of the scale in terms of normality makes no sense. neil: secretary, barack obama applauded yesterday's verdict, the derek chauvin verdict, and said that blacks are treated differently. as a prominent africa

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out, it's so fun to look out at the sea of beautiful new faces, new citizens carson, you're with one of them. >> i am. i've got dr exciting. >> tell me a little bit about what you do. you're in the bronx, you're in the health care system you're a doctor and thank you for all your efforts during the pandemic. >> i'm a psychiatry resident, and brooklyn is where i work it's been a tremendous experience and really interesting during this pandemic. >> what does it mean to you to be an american citizen >> it means everything it means freedom and the opportunity to have opportunities for my family. it means a lot. >> speaking of the family, you know you've got to say hi to somebody at home. >> i would like to say hi to my daughter and my husband and my sister hi, guys. >> are you going to celebrate tonight? >> i am. >> you should be partying. welcome to citizenship sheinelle, how are you >> i'm so great. how are you feeling this morning? >> i'm real pretty good. >> you are a nurse practitioner in new jersey and this has been a long time coming for you, hasn't it? >> yes, i've been here almost 20 years. >> how has it bee