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i'm sean duffy in for maria bartiromo.k at how the country will be run in this year and years to come. will it be a fair contest between a former president, donald trump, and vice president kamala harris? we all know that a big tech interfered in the 2020 election, suppressing the hunter biden laptop story, and now a major revelation from mark zuckerberg and an affirmation of big tech censorship. we'll talk to house judiciary chairman jim jordan. plus, congress is back from summer break this week. how will lawmakers handle rising tensions in the middle east and a possible government shutdown? we'll talk to house gop conference chairwoman elise stefanik on that the. and in nine days, former president trump is scheduled to debate vice president kamala harris. we'll talk to trump campaign senior advisor jason miller on the game plan and what's going to happen for the next three months of the race. and we'll talk to south dakota governor kristi noem who understands the radical shift of tim walz when he became governor of minne

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here with reaction, rachel campos-duffy.chel, look at that, one-third of america's kids are below grade level. if kamala harris is elected, maybe we can get that number into the 20s or 40s. >> rachel: this is most remarkable bus tour. when there are embarrassing test scores that happen year after year after year, the excuse is, we don't have enough money, a clever way of blaming taxpayers instead of schools and unions. the schools are swimming in cash, they got 190 billion money in covid money. they were basically holding americans hostage. what randi weingarten is unions want to do is pretend they had nothing to do with school closures. they spent union money on ads to advocate for school closures and used their power over the cdc, we know that from e-mails that have come out. chicago teachers union said the push to reopen schools is rooted in racism, sexism, misogyny and said, we cannot open schools until defund the police much teachers unions wanted schools to close and knew it would hurt students. in china, schools were

here to discuss "fox & friends" weekend co-host rachel duffy.e eat? >> yes, they are. other things, chemicals in our food. moms have been onto this for a long time and understood that something is going wrong with our food supply. the chemicals, the ultra processed food, even the fresh fruit with the things we spray on them. something is going wrong. so this round table is really exciting and donald trump, rfk junior and senator johnson deserve a lot of credit for putting this issue in front and center, make america healthy again is a policy platform driving people to want to vote for that party, that person that is going to undo this really unholy alliance between big food and big pharma and federal agencies that have been captured financially by these entities. so this is really exciting. we spend $4 trillion a year on healthcare. 90% of the $4 trillion we spend are on obesity. so we need to get to the bottom of why are we getting sicker and fatter? the answer is really less in pharma, which pharma is trying to push people toward that. y you -

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the same was on the cut, duffy in libya, the same happened in romania under nichol. i tell fiscal ment it's happening now with me on my the i haven't seen anything better than democracy. if you turn the question around, you see what the lack of democracy causes in human history, mass killings, oppression, poverty. so where are we heading? what we are leaving behind for children. this is our duty to bring it about the day to come on guys. we are heading into the wrong direction. the nation is, this is the stabilizing the democratic process. if we lose it, we will be lost for holding a documentary. explores how autocratic lead is undermine democracy to consolidate the power through the eyes of those who dare to stand and defy it. a country deserves so much better than being ruled by a collective project exceed opposing we'll talk, proceed. democracy may be on al jazeera. viewing the facts, people with disabilities in gone are the most vulnerable groups in israel, relentless or asking questions. why couldn't you know that number right now? what is the issue that we're p

rachel: sean duffy. >> sean duffy's on there. >> honestly, i don't know.hel: i have nine kids, i clearly like my husband. >> bringing the free speech class in california as an attempt to censor content is blocked in court. the legal battle ahead, next. >> i will sign an executive order banning any fred rail federalemployee to colluding tot speech and we will fire every democrat who is engaged in censorship under the harris regime. we will do that. >> that is former president trump vowing to he restore free speech in america, this message comes as a free speech battle is underway in california. a judge ruling in favor of elon musk's x after it sued the state over a law requiring it to be publish policies for removing offending material. we have the co-founder of concerned communities for america. he joins us now. mark, good to see you this horn. the law itself is shocking. let us know your policies, let us know what you're doing about misinformation or else but it's shocking had that you had the cs m california that said you can't do that, you've got to the

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we're now, the duffys are realla fox news alert. the duffys are considering getting a chicken coop.te: as you should. rachel: frightening to me because i'm deathly afraid of chicken, but skip says i can get a coop, never have to see them, and they'll never get out of this beautiful coop -- [laughter] pete: never, ever, ever -- rachel: anyway. pete: because chickens never escape. rachel: but he said the children and sean have to love the chicken. we're going to talk more about this -- will: i think that's more of a cnn-style breaking news alert in that it never met the moment, and it feels like it's been teased for a year. you've been talking about getting economickens forever. forever. [laughter] rachel: i've been talking about getting a flag pole, and it happened. pete: she's been talking about bees -- rachel: and that happened. we're trying to match the farm vibe of the hegseths. pete: you guys are doing it. will: well, while we're often on camera having these conversations, they do reflect on kamala harris and having a little more joy in our interactions. the weird thing is she's

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sean duffy with me now.nomy the biggest issue for voters, so my question is, why isn't trump running away with this thing? >> yeah, it's a good question. but, again, so donald trump does well in the polling over kamala harris by i think it was 5 points in the fox polling, so he's a winner there, and he should be, but i think democrats have done a really good job of saying, you know what? don't focus on the economy, we should focus on abortion or that donald trump's a threat to democracy. and because of those the issues, you have to reconsider your vote. the problem with that strategy, stuart, is when people do go to the grocery store, when they are looking at their rent prices or the home prices or insurance on their cars, that's a problem. and, again, or when you're in pain many in your pocketbook, you want different solutions from your leaders. and the problem, kamala harris hasn't laid out any strategy on how she would do anything different than what you've got for the last three and a half years with joe

advocate them both in stylings, russia or soviet union in hitler's nazi germany, the same was on the cut, duffy in libya. the same happened in romania under nichol. i tell fiscal ment it's happening now in myanmar the i haven't seen anything better than democracy. if you turn the question around, you see what the lack of democracy causes in human history, mess, killings, oppression, poverty. so where are we heading? what we are leaving behind for children. this is our duty to bring it about the day to come on guys. we are heading into the wrong direction. the latest news as it breaks this summer was the hottest on record with temperature is 1.9 degrees celsius, higher than the seasonal average. with detailed coverage, the weeks of column entry k. also political i search and see have savaged my new micros reputation from around the world, the day and wiley's death night, the old, demanding justice for the doctor who was raped and killed the months ago in the city. a mazda, some big, a supervisor of the united states, vittoria's guantanamo, and background detention center. civic, so cold war on t

, you know, after the debate i felt there was a lot of missed opportunity, broke it down with sean duffyn the will cain show. but my sense is the biggest vulnerability for kamala harris, i think, is the per accept of phoniness. -- per if sense. is that's what has to be highlighted. from superficial and stylistic elements to substancive policy issues, it's just inauthentic, it's not real, what's being sent to you. but the conversation on the sidelines of the soccer game also was a dad with, like, well, i think the biggest thing is you can't promise a new way forward when you're the incumbent who's been there the last three and a half years. a lot of people wanted to hear the vision going forward, and that wasn't delivered. and, by the way, the polling inspect wake of that debate suggests it didn't have a big impact. marginally, or and including assassination attempts seem to the fade into the background in the modern american attention span. but the new way forward, i think, is not going to be a selling point when you're an incumbent. rachel: it's so disingenuous to hear tim walz saying w

educate them both in stylings, russia or soviet union in hitler's nazi germany, the same was on the cut, duffy in libya. the same happened in romania and nichol. i cho fiscal ment. it's happening now in myanmar. the i haven't seen anything better than democracy. if you turn the question around, you see what the lack of democracy causes in human history, mess, killings, oppression, poverty. so where are we heading? what we are leaving behind floor to address. this is our duty to bring to the about the day to come on guys, we are heading into the wrong direction. such a nation as this is the stabilizing the democratic process you've, we've, it was, it will be a loss for holding a documentary. explores how autocratic lead is undermine democracy to consolidate the power through the eyes of those who dare to stand and defy it. kind of thing is so much better than being ruled by a collective project succession opposing we'll talk proceed. democracy may be on al jazeera, involving the countries in southern africa experience and a new interest, droughts, it's west droughts, indicative the united natio

cnn's clare duffy has more right starting next week, instagram is going to start automatically applying new team account settings for all users under the age of 18. here's what that's going to look like. all new and existing teen accounts will be automatically set to private. so even if you're a teen influencer, your account will automatically be set to private. there's gonna be new restrictions on who can mess so just teens who can tag them and photos and comments. teens will start seeing less sensitive content in their feed. so thing for example, a post promoting a cosmetic procedure, they'll see less of that. teen accounts will also be automatically set to sleep mode by default, which means they won't be receiving notifications overnight messages will receive an auto response and teens are going to start getting a warning when they've spent an hour on the platform each day. but here's what i think is the biggest change here teens who are 16 and 17-years-old, once this change happens, they can automatically by themselves go back in and change the settings back if they want. but teens

"fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy joins us now.and over again, rachel. >> rachel: well, there was a really wise man who once said they're not sending their best. and that's true, lawrence. because the best future citizens are people who respect america enough to not break into it. who respect law and order enough to go through a dignified process. even if it takes a little bit longer. i know one of those people. that would be my mom who was a legal immigrant. the worst part about all of this, lawrence, is the lying. the lying and gaslighting. they knew that tren de aragua -- we don't if this gentleman was we know tren de aragua isn't just on the border states and new york city. it's in aurora, colorado. we reported this weekend. they are all the way up in northern wisconsin. so, this gang is all over america. and our government knew two and a half years ago homeland security knew that they were releasing these prisoners from nicolas maduro releasing these gang members from his prisons and that they would come up. they didn't warn t

cnn's clare duffy has the details during this hearing, we heard from an attorney for tiktok and attorney challenge the ban. >> and an attorney for the u.s. government defending the law. each of them technically only had a short time to present their case, but the hearing ended up stretching on for about two hours because of some pretty half questioning from this panel of three judges especially for tiktok. essentially, the judges are having to consider two key questions here. first, does this law violate the first amendment? and then if it does, is there sufficient justification in terms of these national security concerns to crack down on speech in this way, tiktok of course, is arguing the law is an illegal and unjustified violation of the first amendment rights of the app and its us users. and in this hearing, tiktok attorney really hammered on that point he argued that for the government to restrict the speech of a specific entity in this way, it would need to face strict scrutiny and have sufficient justification. and he said that given all that, we've seen publicly from the governm

sean duffy, thank you. fox news alert. pop star justin timberlake is set to appear any moment and solidify a plea deal to downgrade his june misdemeanor drunk driving charge. he was pulled over in the hamptons. sag harbor, beautiful town. police say he ran a stop sign. veered out of his lane and got out of his bmw wreaking of alcohol. he refused to a breathalyzer test at the time. after he pleaded not guilty during a virtual hearing last month. details of the deal have yet to be publicly disclosed. timberlake will make a statement after the court appearance, we're told. we'll take you there live when it happens. fallout continues over the one sided fact checking of the presidential debate this week. a moderator admits what everybody might have suspected. plus former president is set to hold another news conference in less than an hour. trump is at it again time after time. meanwhile vice president kamala harris has not held one news conference since she announced that she would take over joe biden's spot at the top of the

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place that the company says will protect young users like kate and sara, the an attack writer clare duffy is with us now these for teenagers. >> but how's it work? right? >> so starting today there's going to be millions of teens will be moved automatically play into these new teen account settings for all users under the age of 18, what they're going to see is when they go into their settings tab, they're going to see this new teen accounts button. we'll see all the changes that are going to be made. so they're all be put into private accounts. there's going to be new restrictions on who they can message and who can tag them in photos. they will be automatically placed into overnight mode where they won't get messages from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. they won't get notifications and there's going to be a new reminder once they've spent an hour on the app for teens were 16 or 17 making just go into this tab and change the settings back, but 13 to 15 year-olds will have to set up parental supervision, send a notification to their parents account to get approval for changing their settings. but

. >> cnn's clare duffy is with us now, instagram has faced pressure for a long time too. tried to protect young users. i suspect the parents are probably going to be happy about this. the kids i don't i don't know. what were some of the changes be. yeah. >> so next week meta is going to start applying these new teen account settings to all users under the age of 18. so here's what that's going to look like. all teen users, new and existing will have their accounts reverted to private even if you're like a teen influencer, your account is going to be automatically moved to private. there will be new restrictions on who can message teens who can tag them or comment at them and comments to only people that they follow new limits on the types of sensitive content that teams can see in their feed. so for example, fewer posts about promoting cosmetic procedures teens will also be automatically reverted into sleep mode, which means that overnight there notifications will be muted, messages will receive an auto response and teens are going to receive a reminder after they spent a

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this kind of story about google at hilary clinton, the woman that celebrated when poor old margaret duffy, well the most innovative for thinking african leaders in history was killed. and we came, we saw died. well, it turns out the killer, we didn't speak to good old bill for 8 months after it became apparent that he had splashed out on address for monica lewinsky, he had literally splashed down on the dresser, but he did not have sex with the woman of other well, fix the marriage in a typical sort of good old usa style. was it a nice bunch of flowers, a trip to the lake? maybe a big sorry. no, no, it was a war. it was jewelry decided to contact bill that urge you to bomb this other, the civilian infrastructure of serve. you direct dogs and he did this in 24 hours and 24 hours and so bill bombs, the portal serves and he gets back on the horse. literally. in the intervening years, u. s. military power has diminished so much, not everybody's creek, and at the knees when it comes to pearl. uncle sam particularly comes to his navy and to go to all who with these down in yemen, country that's

actually because it's a or, you know, it's a place where if you work with your long long gives you bob duffy's found her place here for her life on the go to you is just blissful. the to the north of the island is the coastal resort of nice with its gorgeous speech. it's the perfect place to watch the sunset have the best sense of care. you're going to have a look if you want the best and they know they can. the us fund and his friends have some ideas about why life here is so relaxed, assisting, mitchell, because the, i think this is the nature of the god. yeah. this paper little list. happy without says he moved only the lines of the bread from the past years from that, by the way here. yeah. i think this is the secret of the long life. no. says just working with the one united bread. we are good. yeah. and we are good. yeah, the on each of the people are serious about cooking slow food isn't trendy. it's a way of life. the residents, harmonious co existence, is also reflected in the islands cuisine. gear vegetables are stable food, a zucchini, an egg and lemon sauce. a typical island to dis

a. jo duffy and navy and beta with the end to thousands of bits of it would mean science that correspondence tonic, very much in haifa and much write it in a baby boot. now let's cross next to my crime dropbox who's in baby boot as well. he lectures in history at the american universe to the macro, considering recent developments and rhetoric from both sides. how severe do you expect israel's and else strikes to be as well? it is clear that this varies. are trying to push the envelope by forcing says, well, uh, uh, to uh, to analysis defeats and the way the test system actually started to bomb on the largest scale in many of the villages which extend beyond the circle of border villages with, with, with palestine and this is why technically i think that the so called exodus of that and how is it? well, it's not something on will remind everyone what does that state. and i think that says, well, i given what happened with it in the last 2 days, particularly the beginning of one of its highest senior ministry commanders board. what's happened with the page of a dock. i think that now is that i

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recently, he edited a volume in honor of the late christopher duffy, the changing face of old regime warfare essays in honor of christopher duffy, and that was published in 2020 to his next book, infantry in battle 1733 through 17, 18, 1733 through 1783, excuse me will be published by healing press in 2024. additionally, dr. burns was the 2018 massachusetts society of the cincinnati fellowship recipient here at anderson house and is also part of our current class of fellows. after receiving the 2024 north carolina society of the cincinnati fellowship in honor of alan mcallister clark and he is actually completing his fellowship this week. so it all worked out perfectly. thanks for being here, alex. last, but certainly not least, is dr. robert selick. dr. selig is a historian and specialist on the role of french forces under the counter rochambeau. during the american revolution and serves as project historian for the washington rochambeau revolutionary route national historic trail. his publications include hussars in lebanon, and that was published in 2004 and nearly 150 articles in

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trey: evitta duffy alfanzo.a better boss than i was. >> thank you for joining us. >> i love working for you, trey, thank you. trey: i loved having you. parenting is hard, young people feel the pressure, but so do their parents. the surgeon general addressed well being of parents half say their days are overwhelming, compared to a quarter of those without kids. families today deal with different challenges like social media, school safety, what do we do? let's ask s psychiatrist dr. safi thank you for joining us. the truths is that parenting is hard work, and it may be getting harder. >> and rein reason, is structure of the family has changed from 20 or 30 years ago in the day we relied on communities it took a village. to raise our kids, we relied on parents, a lot of times parents lived with adult children to help raise the kids, now, the parents are lonelier, they are doing everything themselves. and now both parents are working. when back in the day, one of the parents. would stay home and take care of kids f