governor ducey? >> thank you, governor cuomo. and hello, everyone. it's great to see everyone even if it is virtually. on behalf of governor hogen which includes governors mckee, kearney, cox and scott, i'm pleased to present the sway of the n.g.a. executive committee, members and officers. for members to the executive committee, the committee of massachusetts, governor kay ivey of alabama, governor michelle lujan grisham of new mexico, governor jarrett pollis of colorado, governor gretchen whitmer of michigan, governor andrew cuomo of new york, myself, governor doug doozy of arizona, and for n.g.a. vice chairman, phil murphy of new jersey and for n.g.a. championship, governor asa hutchinson of arkansas. chairman cuomo, i move to have this resolution adopted. >> governor ducey, thank you very much. thank you for your good work. that sounds like a winning slate to me. is there a second in favor of the motion? >> so moved. those in favor, please indicate by saying aye. those opposed, nay. and the ayes have it. congratulations to all. governor hutchinso

governor ducey? >> thank you, governor cuomo

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. >> a joint hit to arizona governor doug ducey into ohio governor for managing to return some moneyoing the other direction so a lot of state unexpected budget windfall either extending spending this year giving one time in the form of stimulus checks, both ducey and him secured their legislatures in a way that's going to help grow their economies increase improvements in the coming weeks. paul: dan. >> my hit goes to the great american fourth of july impacting, going back to the founding fathers independence day july 4, 1776. because of the pandemic last year, there were no fourth of july parades for the first time in the country history but this year, they are being revived by cities and towns all across america, fireworks, firetrucks and all. return of the fourth of july parade is a wonderfully reassuring thing to see. paul: that's it for this week's show, thanks to my panel and all of you watching. i am paul gigot, hope to see you here next week. ♪♪ >> update out of florida, approaching tropical storms, threatening the search for survivors asked two more bodies are found in the

ducey has been advocating the benefits of the vaccine since the winter.following suit. >> i believe in science. >> reporter: sean hannity, who in january said he was beginning to have doubts about getting the shot, made this plea to viewers this week. >> just like we've been saying, please take covid seriously. i can't say it enough. enough people have died. >> reporter: the ceo of the far right network newsmax chris ruddy published an op-ed saying he's been vaccinated and writing, president biden should be, quote, applauded for his administration's vaccine efforts. that shift in tone coincides with the delta variant tearing across the u.s., hitting conservative, had leaning states especially hard where vaccination rates are some of the lowest in the country. >> it's safe and effective. i took it and i wanted to show the picture to just encourage people. >> reporter: now some republican lawmakers are being more outspoken in their effort to encourage people to get the shots. house minority whip steve scalise announced he got the first dose of the vaccine o

. >> greg: ducey gave him a bad luck. in order to cut out friends, you have to have friends.ion. i knew it was going to come up. friendships are few and far between for me. the pandemic has really been a blessing. i have to say that i do understand why women are the ones who are basically dictating who comes in and out of the house. with the dopamine. i have hit someone in the last 24 hours. what i don't understand, democrats, it takes politics for them to decide whether to be friends. you have the saying don't judge a book by its cover. i'm the opposite. i stayed judge. within 2 minutes i know if you're going to be my friend. what i have drank with you before i had children? >> kat: me around your children. >> greg: i would get drunk with your children. i've only lost friends i didn't mind losing. that's how you've got to look at it. you won't miss them. as you get older. >> one or two is my max. >> greg: a cop and a lawyer and somebody really rich. don't go anywhere. still to come, caitlyn jenner, blothar the berserker, and the best looking man on tv, that's me. one we disc

peter ducey is live at the white house with the latest on the fugitives from texas. >> i ask the press going and taking the train to get out of town to avoid vote he knew he was going to lose, she laughed and then said this. >> look at, i think the president's view is that these texas legislatures were making a statement through action in opposition to efforts in their state to oppose restrictions on people's fundamental rights and their rights to vote in their state. >> our colleagues are reporting that not only are these texas democrats collecting a paycheck while they are out of the state and not working, they're also collecting more than to hundred dollars every day in per diem at the expense of the texas taxpayer that starts to add up after a few weeks which these lawmakers may stay in town for. republican lawmakers back in austin are starting to suspect democrats aren't trying to stop a voting rights bill, but rather trying to avoid the losing future election. >> i think president biden is having flashbacks to his earlier life is a u.s. senator. he's a democrat and i think a lot

we have arizona governor doug ducey in a few moments to talk about ending voter harvesting as

that's doug ducey, republican governor of arizona. is his concern warranted, and are you concerned about some confusion? people thought their children were going to go to school without masks, people have been indoors without masks on. >> i think the governor's interpretation is completely misguided and off base. there's no one rule that says there's one strategy to deal with this. and especially since we have this incredible surge due to the delta variant, the delta mutation, all bets are off, and people have to understand that we have to pull out all the armaments in our shiver -- shiver? in our back back to make sure we have done everything possible. the vaccination agenda is extremely critical. that must happen. one of the reasons we're getting surges is there are so many pockets in the united states that people are so undervaccinated that they were susceptible to getting sick with the delta variant. that is "a." and "b" is that, yes, we do have to wear masks indoors, even those people who have been vaccinated when the original ru

in the race to replace outgoing republican above doug ducey is, secretary of state katie hawes on theop hopefuls in the primary. he is in the audience today as is former local news anchor carrie headache who is also run -- lake who is also running. their presence here a signal to the importance of former president trump's endorsement. not here, outgoing governor doocy. he and the former president have long shared a tension-filled relationship when the president announced the -- [inaudible] trump has taunted doocy is ever since when he announced last month he will not run for senate. fox nation will live stream former president trump's speech at 6 p.m. eastern time, and we will be here. arthel? arthel: all right. we will look forward to your reporting, alicia acuna, in phoenix. thank you. >> if we continue as republicans to go out, do a good job, point out the differences between the two parties, try and, try and do good things for the american people, politics take care of itself. good policy is good politics if we focus on good policies and and pointing out the differents between the

we have governor ducey on "kudlow" tonight.hich is terrific for growth. we're going to talk about this very good decision. i hope this spreads like wildfire. harvesting is an election evil and should absolutely be abolished. charles: yeah. i, i was pleasantly surprised. i was very happy with the decision, bottom line. i got a minute to go. let me squeeze this in with you. gallup poll out today, covid-19 not the biggest concern. government has rocketed to the top of the list. it goes along with ballot harvesting thing, sort of integrity or lack of trust in government. i don't know how we can reach our potential, our peak potential as long as that persists? >> you know the biden, progressive far left agenda is all about government. you and i talked about this. they want huge entitlements. they want to regulate -- charles, you probably saw the story on the front page of the journal yesterday or the day before. they're coming up with a package that will have massive regulatory decisions and power over all of american business, all

>> well, for us, when governor abbott and governor ducey asked for help securing the border, we recognizedas a national security issue. something the federal government should be doing but was neglecting to. and, for us, in south dakota, that impacts us, also the drugs that come across this border and end up in south dakota, filter a lot through my indian reservations and end up throughout the midwest. and then we also have a huge human trafficking issue in this country that this open border is facilitating. so, for us, we have many reasons to respond to governor abbottens request for help, and the reason i sent my national guard is because this is exactly what they do with excellence. that's one of the great things that was good to hear on the ground here today from border patrol was how grateful they were that i sent national guard. they perform missions like this. it's clearly defined. they know their training level when they get here. they can work as a team and a unit as they complete the task and then when it's completed south dakota is known for doing it with excellence. so our folk

. >> arizona governor doug ducey relaysed a statement saying in part, kwirkts the announcement by the cdc will unfortunately only diminish the confidence in the vaccine and create more challenges for public health officials, people who have worked tirelessly to increase vaccination rates. he also made it clear that arizona does not and will not allow any mask or vaccine mandates. your reaction. what do you think, will mask guidelines make your job harder and your thoughts and reactions to what the governor said? >> well, you know, i find it ironic that last summer the governor said, listen, i'm not going to mandate everything. every town and community can do whatever it wants even though clearly a mask mandate would have been very helpful and now that we have vaccines as being the most effective he's saying he won't allow towns or count toys do what they want, so take away the science of it. the contradiction should be ironic and it's worse than that because in this case it's dangerous f.as business wants to mandate vaccines i would completely support that. if a school district wants

peter ducey asked white white house press secretary about it just moments ago. >> now that covid 19 after contact with those democrats has reached the white house, what is your message to these texas democrats? >> our message continues to be thanks for standing up for voting rights, and the rights of americans to have their voices heard at the voting booth, and we appreciate their efforts in that regard. >> so, i think it's interesting that jim saki, it was prepared with that answer, but not with something more nuanced like well, x amount of them were vaccinated, this may or may not prove that they should have been wearing masks. she didn't attack the very thing that touches every day americans as they look at that picture and then find out about the covid cases and the president of the united states is fighting mightily to talk about covid and for people to get shots in there arm. >> the message should have been very simple. we are we could debate that, we have hypocrisy here. these are democrats, there is fat federal mask mandate in place. you didn't hear her see that. interesting she i

arizona governor doug ducey signed legislation today banning government agencies from requiring criticala statement that he would not waste public dollars on lessons that imply the superiority of any race and hinder free speech. the education secretary promised bold action on promoting equity in schools but some of that action is not without controversy as correspondent mark meredith reports several states are taking government funding to push contentious curriculum like crt into the classroom. >> this is our moment, educator, it's our moment to make education system work for all students. >> after year of confusion and chaos cardona says as schools reopen districts should re-examine not only how they teach but which students to focus on most. >> we must take bold action to ensure equitable opportunities for all students. we must bridge gaps, edges sasser baited by the pandemic. >> cardone naps department is now dolling out funds to do just that through the american rescue plan signed into law in march, the biden administration is sending nearly $6 million to six states and the district

this is -- the big lie continuing is so destructive to the republican party, to people like governor duceyd said this was fraud and would be a great leader for us to have in the senate or continue to be a national leader, but trump makes it impossible for saying republicans to run with his continued big lie out there. >> ana, what do you think? what do you think the lasting effect of this audit will be for the republican party in arizona? it sounds as though it could become a litmus test, republicans trying to win elections in that state may have to attach themselves to the results of this audit. what do you think? >> i think most people have even forgotten -- most sane people, let me rephrase, have forgotten that this audit is going on, right? joe biden has been president for over six months now. he swore in six months ago. but the people who are not -- who are part of the trump cult are putting all their eggs in this maricopa basket and there is people that actually believe that trump is getting reinstated in august. they can't tell you how, they can't tell you why, they can't give you a

lindell went on steve bannon's radio show promising to confront republican governors brian kemp and doug duceygeorgia and arizona. >> seth: i'm sure it's not the first venue lindell's been thrown out of. he's got resting thrown out face as a baby, his first words were, "but my friends are in there." [ laughter ] bars, libraries, children's birthday parti a no-go for him can you imagine lindell as a golf announcer he's got to avoid that front bunker." "yeah, got stay out of that or a birdie is going to be impossible okay, now he's stepping away from the ball, and he's looking over here for some reason. oh, he looks real mad, and oh, god, here he comes run, everybody the problem for republicans is they keep running up against reality. they lost somewhere around 60 court cases including in front of trump-appointed judges, who is quite literally said they had zero evidence to support their claims, and that's not an exaggeration a judge appointed by trump actually wrote in one of his rulings, "calling an election unfair does not make it so charges require specific allegations and then proof we have

there's a lot of that obviously in arizona when we look at governor doug ducey and others who have been oppose it to president trump and several of his policies, but also really focused on this maricopa county audit. i apologize about the noise. it goes up and down. the audit now obviously the sole focus of a lot of the politicians that are in this area, specifically happening here. it has proven not to have shown any false information, any voter fraud whatsoever, despite the length it has been going on. still, a lot of people here believe it. we spoke to them. a lot of people in this crowd believe in the sanctity of the audit, and a lot of the speakers, most of them, have brought up the fact that they're proud of what is happening here in phoenix. we spoke to one man who was just outside the venue, he was waiting for hours to get inside this venue. here is what he said. listen to this. >> i'm ready to hear the president speak. i am hoping to have some sort of hope that he's either going to be back for us, whether it be in the mid-term elections or in the 2024 presidency. i'm crossing m

well, arizona governor doug ducey's tweeted this is a big victory for arizona voters. nation filed and the case brief concluding how this ruling would despairingly impact native americans ability to exercise their right to vote with one 3rd of the nation living in rural poverty. >> that was allison harris reporting tonight georgia is another state that pass restrictive voting laws the justice department is suing the state of georgia to stop what it calls racially discriminatory provisions attorney general merrick garland has said that he will use every legal tool available to protect the right to vote today. the u.s. supreme court also ordered california to stop collecting the names and addresses of top charity donors. the state had been requiring all charities which get money from people living in california to collect the information so that the state irs can identify the largest contributors. but the u.s. supreme court sided with 2 conservative nonprofit groups in a 6 to 3 vote saying that california's policy violates the first amendment adding that none of the info

recently fox news reporter peter ducey asked white house press secretary jen psaki about a biden administration's official's claim that republicans have defunded the police by not voting to pass biden's wasteful $1.9 trillion stimulus bill. ms. psaki doubled down on the idea that it is republicans and not democrats who want to defund the police. whena white house press secretay gives a press briefing, you expect some spin. you expect son-in-law verbal bobbing and -- you expect some verbal bobbing and weaving. but when jen psaki tried to blame republicans for defunding the police, it wasn't spin. it was horse manure. it was gaslighting. for over a year democrats and left-wing activists have been calling over and over and over again to defund the police, and many democrat-led city councils and democrat mayors have done so, cutting and even slashing police budgets. as a result of those reckless policies, we are seeing a deeply concerning wave of violent crime in american cities across the country. the chief white house spokesperson claiming -- blaming republicans for defunding the police is like an

. >> in exchange with our peter ducey, the press secretary at the white house at the white house isn't, but we are flagging it for social media providers. listen to what, she said. >> we don't take anything down. we don't block anything. facebook and any private sector company makes decisions about what information should be on their platform. >> said the white house may not be pushing the delete button itself, per se, but if you tell in organization to do something based on your investigation, an they go ahead and do it, at the very least or in the of command. >> they're making these big tec companies and extension of the federal government. certainly the federal governmen is prohibited, but outsources, to have a just one step away to quote flag it into influence it i think is very concerning, i think that the heart of the cas against big tech. >> at the same time you're introducing new legislation, they democrats are which would actually hold big tech accountable if they don't censo what they say is misinformation on the web. you talk to people who are free-speech advocates and they

the change enacted as part of arizona's newly signed budget, a spending blueprint governor ducey signed a republican mark brnovich, has sole authority over the election-related litigation. we talked about it before, but with the supreme court up holding arizona's voter restriction, it seems that the voter suppression laws and to change the arbiters of the vote count are steamrolling through unchecked through 48 states. i wonder if you think that democrats in washington are taking that threat to our democracy seriously enough? >> well, i think what -- what these -- we're seeing with the power grabs across the country and this supreme court decision just continues to underline the urgency with which the federal government must act to enact protections for voters across the country, to continue to protect their access to the ballot because they are being chipped away by all of these moves, and now by the supreme court decision yesterday. >> there's been a lot of reporting. we've asked you about your security and safety, and we always want to hear if there's any update. but there's news it

governor doug ducey bans critical race theory from schools and state agencies in arizona.d a teen is nearly struck by lightning at a texas driving range, watch. [screams] will: shocking video shows the moment tomas gomez's golf ball hit by a massive lightning bolt. gomez is nearly knocked off his feet. one of the friends happened to have phone out recording as it happens. luckily no one was hurt. it hit the ball. amazing. those are your headlines, pete. pete: surprise the range was open in the middle of lightning. hey, i'm all for giving it a shot. cool. pete: los angeles county sheriff's department making a record drug bust seizing over 1e than $1 billion. the largest illegal marijuana bust in the department's history. los angeles county sheriff alex villanueva warning cartels their days are over. he joins us now. thank you so much for being here, sheriff. so why are you seeing such an increase in busts? i mean a billion dollars seizure, not something you see every day. >> no. what happened was we had, during the pandemic here, we counted 150 of those illegal grows in the

some hosts on fox, specifically shawn hannity and steve ducey encourage their viewers to get vaccinated. at the very least they call on them to consult with their doctors the it's a move in the right direction. but we ought to make it clear once and for all publicly where we can, that those who are spreading the anti-vax rhetoric are literally risking the lives of our fellow americans. we see that good comes from sharing facts about vaccines and the potential to save lives. as of yesterday, the seven-day average of newly vaccinated americans is up nearly a third over last week. nearly seven in 10 american adults now have one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. we need to keep it up. more than 610,000 of our family members and friends and neighbors in america have died from this disease and millions more around the world. we have the power within our hands with vaccine to stop this pandemic. we all have to do our part. and i want to take an opportunity to recognize something else. disinformation is not the only reason why people are not getting vaccinated. sadly, there is a long history of rac