i'm aisha hasnie and now back to fox nation presents. ♪ bret: returning to fox nation presents "the unauthorizedowing the russian revolution socialists rose to power in other countries too. they had different ideas but nowhere did the reality of socialism live up to its promises. vladimir lenin died of a brain hemorrhage in january 1924. he was only 53 years old. ♪ bret: is relatively short life he had laid out a path to power for revolutionaries around the world. >> what lenin did electrified, excited, inspired, terrified, different people all over the world. depending on their frame of mind and one of the more curious things it did was it gave birth to fascism. lenin had shown that you could take marxist doctrine and twisted all around. there was mussolini in italy and he says he too is a revolutionary period for him, like for lenin, making the revolution is the main thing and he says well, if we could drop the proletarian input in the vanguard proletarian maybe we could throughout the proletarian input in the nation instead. all over europe there were groups of socialists who suddenly became

you can check out all five of my library lectures on fox nation starting tomorrow. well, we stay apart to stay together during this national health emergency, we're seeing some brand new ways to show our love and support. my buddy janice dean has been keeping track of kindness. janice? >> janice: thank you, pete. it's truly been amazing, how inspiring americans can be during heartship. this next story is incredible. fifteen-year-old cocoa johnson finished her last chemotherapy last week at the hospital in los angeles and she really didn't expect much of a celebration, amidst the covid-19 outbreak, obviously. she was expecting to celebrate with her family, and that was it , but as they turned the corner in their neighborhood she had an outpouring of community. on her drive home from the hospital she turned down her street and was greeted by family , friends, and neighbors, cheering her on. cars decorated with balloon, streamers and signs lined both sides of the road and supporters honked and clapped to celebrate her milestone and return home. everyone stayed in or nea

you can check out all five of my library lectures on fox nation starting tomorrow. >>> well, while wethis national health more than, we're seeing brand new ways to show love and support. my buddy janice dean has been keeping track of kindness. janis janis thank you, pete. it's truly been amazing how inspiring americans can be during hardship. this next story is incredible. 15-year-old cocoa johnson finished her last chemotherapy last week at the hospital in los angeles, and she really didn't expect much of a celebration amidst the covid-19 outbreak. obviously, she was expecting to celebrate with her family and that was it. but as they turned the corner in their a neighborhood, she had an outpouring of community. on her drive home from the hospital, she turned down her street and was greeted by family, friends and neighbors cheering her on. cars decorated with balloons, streamers and signs lined both sides of the road and supporters honked and clapped to celebrate cocoa's milestone and return home. everyone stayed in or near their vehicles to maintain social distancing, but that sure d

here to share stories "fox & friends" viewers across the nation. news headlines 24/7 reporter carley shimkus. carley: hey, ainsley. americans are stepping up and taking care of each other. all these glimmers of light across the country in this dark time. i love this first one from laura, one of our viewers all of these stories are emailed to us from "fox & friends" viewers. and laura has this easter display and she emailed us this picture that says week three of quarantine and home schooling in wisconsin thought we would try and improve neighborhood morale with this yard display hang in there and don't lose hope but emphasis on the hop. amazes thing, ainsley, it seems like there is a greater sense of community now in a lot of places, even though we are all apart from each other. and in my neighborhood we are doing the clapping for nurses and doctors. that's something that i have started to look forward to every single day. such a beautiful thing to experience. ainsley: all doing it at 7:00 p.m. >> schumaker hospitals in the city you know those nurse

the other is "the passion of the," mel gibson's masterpiece streaming on fox nation now.ere shooting in rome years ago, i was on site, and i was familiar with the creative evolution of the movie. he did an interview to reveal the powerful and painful moments of that should. here's a moment of when he was carrying the cross, separated his shoulder, and it led to a moving moment. >> i was going this direction, dislocated my shoulder. i went down, and as i went down, the cross, mel sped up the camera, but it actually struck my head and buried my head in the sand, and i bit through my tongue. in the tapes, you'll see streams of blood coming down from my lip, that is actually my own blood. >> they left that in the movie? >> left that in the movie. i turn around and i talked to her, and i say -- [speak in foreign language] and this time the shoulder as i was coming i was trying everything to get my arm over it, and it feels like it is the most extraordinary take because it looks like i'm cherishing our cross, which is our faith. and hugging it, but in the most beautiful way. sp

it's streaming on fox nation.e set for the passion when they were shooting at rome years ago and i was very familiar with the creative evolution of the movie. jim caviezel did an interview with me for fox nation or he takes us behind-the-scenes to reveal the powerful and painful moments of that shoot. this is a moment of when he was carrying the cross and separated his shoulder and it led to a very moving moment. >> i came in and pulled the cross while i was going in this direction and dislocated my shoulder. i went down, i went down. the cross, sped up the camera, but it actually hit, struck my head and buried my head in the sand and i've been through my tongue. in the tapes, you'll see streams of blood coming down from my lip. that's actually my own blood. >> that got in the movie as well? >> that got in. this time, the shoulder is out. i was trying everything i had to get my arm over it, and it looked like it's the most extraordinary take because it looks like i'm cherishing our cross, which is our faith, and h

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i was able to go sam houston and the alamo avengers and fox nation let me do the series. travel the country and do 21 is separate documentaries over the last 18 months on the country, things you don't know or forgotten and that's been a great experience. yes. >> [inaudible] >> well, i mean i started as a sports guy because i thought that was my quickest way to get on the air and it probably was, when i wanted to take a break since i don't golf and have few friends, i would open up a history book and that was i was passionate for. to be honest i never thought i would write one ever. and when bill o'riley wrote his great books and we're from the same neighborhood in long island and i told him i had stories i've been working on-- he said you've got to write that. >> instead of saying, i do history at fox, he-- if you're doing stand-up and you never close, but an inordinate loud laugh before the close, leave because you're never going to watch it. and for 20 years tell this story, literally, i don't have a backup. and when it was so suck is he is -- successful. >> we're knee

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we have something called fox nation, if you haven't heard about it go to fox nation.com.see all sorts of unique content. pete has just unveiled season three of battle in the holy land now available on fox nation. here's a clip of it. let's take a look and then discuss. pete: right here where i'm standing is the front edge of the judea and sumaria heights which overlook israel proper. jerusalem the airport, tel aviv and beyond it on a clear day the mediterranean sea. 70% of israel's population and industrial base can be seen from this point. whoever controls the hills of jew dated a and sumaria controls israel. steve: and you know what, pete? this is perfect to be watching during holy week. here we are good friday. people are more interested. fox nation.com. what would you like to say about this? pete: yeah. this is a really personal and special project to me. i love the land of israel and had chance to do battle in the holy city jerusalem. battle in the birth land and now battle in the holy land judea and sumaria usually known as the west bank about settlements there and

fox nation, you can go check it out and there's a two week free trial.at changed the laws in this country, enjoy while you are watching everything on tv at home. greg: thank you emily, thank you dave, thank you dagen. kat.greg: i am greg gutfeld, i e jon: president trump says he is sending a thousand military medical specialists to new york city, as it nears what is projected to be the peak of its coronavirus outbreak. this as confirmed cases nationwide surpass 300,000. good evening, i'm jon scott. this is a special two-hour edition of "the fox report". the president and the coronavirus task force wrapping up a briefing for reporters an hour ago, where they urged americans to continue following the guidelines. this after the centers for disease control reversed its stance on wearing face masks, now recommending people wear a non-medical cloth in public. meanwhile, the numbers continue to go up, seemingly by the

fox nation, you can go check it out and there's a two week free trial.e stories behind the crimes that changed the laws in this country, enjoy while you are watching everything on tv at home. greg: thank you emily, thank you dave, thank you dagen. kat.greg: i am greg gutfeld, i e you america. jesse: welcome to "watters world", i am jesse watters, keeping store, that is tonight subject, i've had enough of the media pointing fingers at fox and acting like they sell the virus coming. i've had enough of democrats claiming trump instead of china. they will not rewrite history on my watch, liars and hypocrites will get called out. let's start with msnbc. >> everybody saw this coming. everybody saw this coming in early january. >> who is everybody. it was not morning joe, do know how many segments morning joe did on coronavirus in january 1. and this is what their guest said. >> americans do not

you can get tammy bruce available now on fox nation. or just 99 cents. okay. now we have a fox news alert. so far more than 22 million jobs have been lost due to covid-19 and in just a few minutes, 3 minutes, we will learn how many more americans are out of work with the release of jobless claims reports. stuart varney will react to that. the breaking numbers next. state farm is announcing the good neighbor relief program we're returning $2 billion dollars to our auto policyholders through may 31st. because now, more than ever, being a good neighbor means everything. like a good neighbor, state farm is there. steve: it is 8:31 in the east. we are back with fox news alert. the weekly jobless claims just released and they were 4.4 million americans applied for unemployment insurance for the first time as the economy reels over the coronavirus crisis. that is more, slightly more than what experts were estimating. meanwhile as we bring in stuart varney, host of varney & company on fox business, stuart, the numbers, you know, they are stagger

she deserves a citation for her isolation, host of fox nation kat timpf. he is back, a high-five from him will put you in another state. my massive sidekick and host on fox nation tyrus. let's get to it, i will start with you pete. what do you make of the pressers of art and how the media has been dealing with it. pete: it is totally enter predictable. you hear people say trump should not hold the press conferences, maybe his tone to be different, have you watched this president for the last three years. this is who he is, this is why people loved him. because he's willing to improvise, he listened to the scientist and has his own to intuition and he was elected and he is living out the tension we are all feeling, we know this is serious, but we have to get back to business and this is not the time for foolishness, if you try and i will put you on blast which is really entertaining tv, the first appointment television i had since office rerun which i still watch all the time. but every day -- they are on all day, that's what i'm generally doing when i'm no

>> dana: we begin with a fox news alert today, governors across the nation making plans to reopen their states, some by the end of the month. some saying they are needed to do that safely. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." andrew cuomo saying well it should be up to governors to open, they can't do it without federal help to ramp up testing. >> it's up to the states, but don't ask the states, don't give them this massive undertaking that has never been done before and then not give them any resources to do it. >> dana: nearly three and a half million people have been tested in the united states according to johns hopkins university. coronavirus has now killed more than 33,000 people in the united states and nearly 150,000 worldwide. we have complete coverage this hour. colorado governor reacts to the president's guidelines and just a moment. we are glad to have him. but we begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn of the white house. >> good afternoon to you. there's a lot of enthusiasm from people in america who have been cooped up from h

veteran war correspondent and host of "no agenda" on fox nation, lera logan is here. joining us today, fox news chief political anchor and anchor an executive editor of "special report," bret baier. he is "outnumbered" and outstanding in the field of reporting as he's bringing us a lot of breaking news out of china these days. great to see you, bret and everybody. let's start with are the numbers are today. we saw a pop nationally. dr. saphier, i know that here on the east coast, when you see those numbers go back a little bit, we will be told, "well, there's a lot of people in the hospital at the end of their expectancy for life on a ventilator." is that the case all over the country? why are we seeing that number pop? >> dr. saphier: so, that's a great question, harris. the truth is we can't just look at single day numbers, specifically at one institution or one state or even across the country. we really want to look at them in an average. as you mentioned, what we called the epicenter originally in new york city is very different than other places in the country. o

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share what is on "fox nation" right now. >> pete, you're doing a lot on "fox nation" about your triptudy. some of us in our industries really wanted to dive into the word. i started it in my apartment. it kind of grew, anyone's welcome. people can bring friends. so we meet whenever we can. we don't do it on weekly basis. we have more bible studies, doing a joyce meyer bible study and, we basically go through the bible and just dive into it and talk about what we're going through personally. we pray for each other. we are on a constant text chain. fox asked if they could come to videotape that. they did, go on "fox nation" and you can watch some of our bible studies. we interviewed people around the world that are christians. it has taken off. i'm so thrilled about a company that allows me to talk about the bible. jillian: have a great easter. pete: god bless you. he has risen indeed. thank you, ainsley, so much. isn't she the best. jillian: absolutely incredible. pete: you know who is the second best, maybe third, i don't know, we'll see. rick reichmuth. i don't know who is second, r

something else, fox nation but we do a series t called what mae america great. i got a chance to travel the country. on this country and all the things you probably don't know or have forgotten and that's been a great experience. [inaudible] i started as a sports guy because i thought it was my quickest way to get on the air and probably was but when i want to take a break as i have a few friends, i would open up a history book and that's are so passionate and i never thought i would write one, ever. when bill o'reilly bonuses great books, he encouraged me soe' mu, i'm from long island i had this story in detail, he said to me, you've got to write on. incentive think i'd history, he said no, you've got to write that. i was handing him chapters and he was handing theo bagin in one gun, he told he should get out so you have a close but you left before the close, leave. matter. since the 20ng years, little do they know i don't have a backup. when it was so successful, they said what are youo interested in i said we are knee-deep in vietnam, the war on afghanistan a

ainsley: every day, fox nation will be posting a new bible study "messages of hope" so stay strong, americae are praying for you. pete: thank you, ainsley. so important, but even moreso during this easter season well if those messages of faith and hope inspired you, take a moment to pass one along yourself. right now, before home school and remote work starts again on monday, send a video to family, friends or a first responder, sharing your love and reminding them to draw closer to god, and he will draw closer to you. that's one of my favorite versus from james 4:8. if not with a video how about in another way? shannon brean, anchor of fox news at night is here to tell us how one company is ic majority ing a big impact despite social distancing. >> hey, pete, many americans are looking for ways to stay in touch as the coronavirus keeps us home. in an effort to bring more people together, hallmark says it's giving away 2 million greeting cards to people around the country. this is what the company's ceo mike perry had to say about the effort. >> you know, we are clearly living in unpreceden

on the fox news channel and, of course, fox nation, our streaming service has number of specials too, arthel. arthel: very needed programming, thank you very much, eric, pages all doctors, states across the country are putting out calls to former medical workers urging them to help overwhelmed hospitals. we will hear how veterans are jumping into the front lines to save lives. that's coming up next over... hey, want to try it? ok here you go... over... under... hey whoa, pop, pop... your shoe's untied. ♪ we always take care of the ones we love, no matter what. at lincoln financial, we share that responsibility. standing by your side, as we have for over 115 years. ♪ ♪ ♪ eric: well, relief and good news out west. the u.s. army announcing that massive coronavirus field hospital in seattle, well, dismantled before treating a single patient. this as make-shift military hospitals from around the country are sitting mostly empty at the moment. lucas with more on the planning and what they intend to do, hi, lucas. lucas: hi, eric, i asked the pentagon's top health official yesterday did the

fox news in partnership with the national merit scholarship program announced the first two recipientsthe inaugural charles krauthammer memorial scholarship. amy carey, daughter senior vice president of technical operations steve carey, and michael carey, son of senior director of it operations john kerry. >> father loved learning, thought it was one of life's ice duties, we hoped it would help to choose their own path to a lifetime of learning and find life's work with meaning and consequence and joy just as my father did. >> reporter: congratulations to this year's winners it is a joy to have this scholarship in charles krauthammer's name so we can continue to honor his life and legacy this time every year. if you want to see more about doctor krauthammer's life, there are 3 are specials hosted on fox nation, check them out. shannon: they are excellent, thank you. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful, you spent the evening with us, good night from washington. i am shannon bream. for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >> all retail can open up, get back to b

we'll be watching friday night live on fox nation tonight. >> me too. i will be there.y. brian: you are doing it. we're laughing on the inside. ainsley: you better be there 6:36 here on the east coast. president trump declaring the worst of the coronavirus outbreak is behind us. listen. >> our strategy to slow the spread has saved hundreds of thousands of lives. ainsley: dr. marc siegel on what's next in the effort to reopen our great country. (vo) in this world where people are staying at home, many of life's moments are being put on hold. at carvana, we understand that, for some, getting a car just can't wait. to help, we're giving our customers up to 90 days to make their first payment. shop online from the comfort of your couch, and get your car with touchless delivery to keep you safe. and for even greater peace of mind, all carvana cars come with a seven-day return policy. so if you need to keep moving, we're here for you. at carvana-- the safer way to buy a car. i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch wit

i'm joined now by tyrus, fox news contributor and host on fox nation.totally cracked me up because a lot of people responded in malaysia saying, is this what we are going to worry about it, women not nagging their husbands? what do you think? >> dana, first of all, i hope you guys are doing great. this was a desperate plea from one man who tried to read this article probably because he was getting nagged at home and he thought if he made it a national awareness that it could stop. this was a bad idea. then never right, ever. if you don't listen to anything else, never write how you think women should act or hope they act and put it out in a campaign like that. a horrible idea and only cause more nagging and more sarcasm. now all the men in malaysia are getting it because one individual. >> dana: not to nag you or anything but i'm looking at your shot and i'm seeing that "the daily briefing" isn't on your tv. >> "the daily briefing" is on the tvs in this house but last week i was on the wrong side of the window which is why you couldn't see me. i took a

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it will also be available on demand on fox nation. i will see you on "the five." we have lots to talk about. i'm in the meantime, here's bill hemmer. >> bill: thank you. fox news alert, good afternoon, i bill hemmer. the push to reopen the country continues and there is big news at this hour. do we have a breakthrough? here is what we know them. behind the experimental drug remdesivir is doing a new study that shows they recover more quickly. dr. anthony fauci calling these results good news. >> that is the first truly high-power to randomized placebo-controlled trial. the data shows that remdesivir has a clear-cut, significant positive effect diminishing the time to recover. a >> bill: more on that in a moment. meanwhile more states are rolling out plans to reopen, from wisconsin some nonessential business or back up and running. from new jersey, the governor says he will allow golf courses and state parks reopen this weekend with some restrictions. more on that i had it as well. first i want to bring in dr. thomas frain, welcome back to our program and thank you

. ♪ s s s s s s s s s s s s s s e through noon and what makes america great on fox nation. see you.shannon: president trump with the biggest decision he will ever have to make. when to reopen the country's economy and he's giving the most optimistic reading and weeks on the progress of the fight against the coronavirus. all of this setting up a potential showdown between the medical experts and new economic team putting together right now. tonight the federal communications commission has a tough question for trying about disappearing whistle-blowers who are raising alarms over china's handling of covid-19. and usa sounding the alarm over chinese company operating in the u.s. right now. joining us live with details. for the first time in american

joining me now is lara logan, fox nation host and former "cbs news" correspondent. also dinesh d'souza, conservative commenter andnd author of the upcoming book, "united states of socialism," and victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institute. why are the media not interested in holding big tech or any of the state officials here accountable. there are a lot of civilut libertarians out there talking about liberty or freedom for the syrians, the iraqis, the afghan is when it comes forward civil liberties being infringed in the united states, there are a lot of crickets chirping. >> the simple answer is that it's a political debate. if you are protesting, on the side of civil liberties, you must be on the right, if not you're on the left. that's one of the things that i always tried to avoid in my work as a journalist. those political traps that are set for us as journalists, because that's not how people see it. when i speak to people, what many of them say to me, why can't we both be concerned about the virus and series about these and serious about our

it will also be available on demand on fox nation. i will see you on "the five."to talk about. i'm in the meantime, here's bill hemmer. >> bill: thank you. fox news alert, good afternoon, i bill hemmer. the push to reopen the country continues and there is big news at this hour. do we have a breakthrough? here is what we know them. behind the experimental drug remdesivir is doing a new study that shows they recover more quickly. dr. anthony fauci calling these results good news. >> that is the first truly high-power to randomized placebo-controlled trial. the data shows that remdesivir

here to talk about it, country music star and host of the first news on fox nation, john rich. i heard about this especially out of nashville where i have a couple of friends. one of the most prolific and successful songwriters said that she had all of these ideas coming to her, songs that would be uplifting for people. have you heard the same? >> i have heard the same, and the same thing has happened to me. i think there's something about having all this time to think when you're a songwriter especially if you're a touring artist like myself, you don't get a lot of time to just think, and it's surprising some of the thoughts that come to you. you talk about the song earth to god, it's 48 hours old. the only place that song even exists right now is on my twitter feed, that's it. >> dana: can you play it for us? >> it so new, i may have to play it next week. it's that new. you want to see it, it's that john rich at twitter. >> dana: we have a clip, you're busted. we are playing it. play it now. ♪ earth god ♪ come in, god ♪ i know you're there hearing our prayers wherever you are

america great on fox nation. see you. speak >> shannon: president trump with the biggest shannon: donald trump calling it the biggest decision he will when to to make, reopen the country's economy and giving his most optimistic reading in weeks and the progress of our fight against the coronavirus, all of this set up a potential showdown between his medical expert and a new economic team he is putting together. the federal communications commission has a tough question for china about dissembling -- disappearing whistleblowers raising the alarm about their handling of covid-19, sounding the alarm over a telecom company opening in the us. friends and car joins us with details. the first time in american history churches will not meet this easter sunday is the faithful find new ways to celebrate christianity as holiest daylight drive in services so local and state governments are vowing to send in police and keep track of worshipers license plates. the legal debate you do not want to miss. welcome to fox news at night, we s

, nationally syndicated talks of a host, david webb, host of "reality check with david webb" on fox nationews contributor. david, i will start you, we will see the president at 5:00 p.m. eastern, specifically on testing and the importance of boosting that for states as many of them are trying to reopen. your reaction? >> david: it's expected they will continue some of the briefings. i'm not against pairing them back because we see what turns into a media circus, with the types of questions, the half-hearted reporting. the omission of facts and context, in the reporting. after a while the american people, to be fair, make it a little bit baked in if it goes too long. our attention spans -- they are important, it's important from hearing the president of the task force. i think there'll be some adjustments and i don't think that's a bad thing. >> harris: all right, i specifically wanted to ask -- leslie, i will ask you -- about this idea with testing. this is something that news conference after news conference, report is vast. i've asked was very program, if we are going to reopen, how do w

netflix, one of the major players in the "tiger king" saga was on nancy grace's fox nation show.g" people say? lauren: nancy grace on fox nation interviewed a juror who helped convict joe exotic, the main character in this show, of murder for hire. nancy grace asked this juror what was the strongest evidence you had against joe exotic. this is what she said. >> tell me what you thought was the strongest evidence? >> we could have convicted on both murder for hire counts based on one sentence that joe said which was the first guy that i hired to kill him ran away with my $3,000, now we're going to try this again. lauren: bam. stuart, that juror says if you watch the show, it actually paints joe exotic as lovable. she said that was absolutely not the case. the series right now on fox nation. stuart: it's running away with the ratings, that's for sure. thanks, lauren. >>> now this. nasa's hubble telescope marking 30 years in space as of today. it was launched into orbit around the space shuttle "discovery" april 24th, 1990. since then it showed us the birth of stars, the creation of

tammy bruce on fox nation joins us tonight, thank you so much for coming on.he things to worry about, i'm sure people will say why should i care if a bodega gets robbed? i guess the much bigger concern is we are starting to see the society fray and from there, things can move really quickly in the wrong direction. are you concerned about that? >> yes, so i stayed in manhattan through this process and is very eerie because one of the things that makes you feel safe in manhattan especially as a woman is that they were so many people on the street. that of course is over now so there's a general sense of foreboding when you do go out at any point because there is no one around, may be jogging or getting some fresh air walking their dog but very few people. also several hundred nypd officers have been stricken rated it as an equal opportunity dynamic so you have fewer police, the national guard coming in but it's going to be mostly for medical. so in the midst of these neighborhoods, we already have shop sporting themselves up anticipating this dynamic and then yo

do not forget to watch this special on fox nation. apollo 13, my special guest tomorrow on my saturday show reminiscing as well, that should have, the would've come of the of, and the historic challenge on the face of the world to see and for a nation to remember especially now. stay with us. cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (baby sounds and cooing (notification chime) (keyboard clicking) ♪ >> neil: do you dress up easter sunday if there is no place to pray? if there is no church you can go to? no service you can go to, because you are sheltered in your home, pastor rick warren says it does not matter where you are, god is with you no matter what you're doing. he joins us right now. the make a seller best author. always good to have you. i'm wondering how you advise people going into this weekend and the holiest day of the year for christians, and our jewish friends celebrating passover. what do you do?