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i'm chris wallace and this is fox news sunday. t, it was tony snow spirit hello, i'm tony snow and welcome to the beginning of something new. chris: let me follow up on that. then for the last 17 and half years i took over. trying every week to get newsmakers from washington and beyond off their carefully scripted talking points doctor rice's corporation hearings you had some blunt advice for her so let's watch. >> for god sake, don't live listen to rumsfeld but he doesn't know what the hell he's talking to about in this. chris: classic biden. afterward you were saying goodbye to doctor rice you told her she should've listened to vice president cheney either. my questions, senator biden, is why not? >> they been wrong in every major decision relative to the when the statute came down. chris: what specifically will you do to provide universal coverage to the 30 million people who are uninsured? >> that is not the issue. chris: that's not an issue? i even interviewed tony when he became bush 43 white house press secretary. >> over th

for more on these and other stories, you can download the fox news app. to foxnews.com/apps. >>> with president biden about to wrap up his first hundred days in office, new fox polling shows 54% of voters approve of the job he's doing so far. here to talk about why, joe concha, fox news contributor and media and politics columnist for "the hill." joe, it's kind of ironic, but you say that joe biden's relatively high performance ratings are partly a credit or partly credited to the trump administration. >> that's correct, jon. when you look at the fact that this administration, this president inherited vaccines, safe, effective vaccines when they came into office, that has had a profound effect in terms of the country's perception of how things are going. i'll give you a stat. when joe biden was inaugust a rated, there were 4400 deaths, or about that, in this country on january 20th. yesterday, 725 deaths. still too high, obviously, but you're looking at about an 83% drop in covid deaths. so we're headed, obviously, in the right direction as a result of ope

now another fox news poll. comes to the president's job performance lead dealing with top issues, his best ratings come on handling the coronavirus, 5 58 approve while 34% disapprove. his marks are positive but lower on the economy, 48% to 42. his worst numbers, and immigration where folks disapproved by an 18-point margin, 52% to 34. joining is now the top republican in the house, kevin mccarthy. congressman, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> congressman mccarthy: thank you and congratulations on 25 years, what in the compliment. >> chris: thank you, thank you. how do you rate president biden's first 100 days in office, and will you, or do you think will any republicans, support his plan for trillions of dollars in new spending and new taxes for infrastructure and social programs? >> congressman mccarthy: first if i look at the hundred days, it's more like a bait and switch. the bait was he was going to govern as bipartisan. but the switch is he's governed as a socialist. if you're looking at infrastructur

fox news, in partnership with the national merit scholarship program announced the second annual recipient editor for fox digital at fox news. marin received a number of college acceptance letters already and currently choosing a school. she is planning to study english literature. in his years on "special report" charles taught us all so much. >> there is one other point i was requesting to get a piece of that you almost got me off my game. [laughter] the other piece of advice. >> bret: it's fitting that we honor krauthammer lasting legacy with education. we miss that voice. we want to bring in charles' son daniel. daniel, great to see you. i'm sorry it's not in person but it's good to talk to you. >> you bet. >> bret: what do you think this day in reaction to this. >> it's wonderful and thank you for having me on, bret. and thank you to you and suzanne scott and the whole fox news team for establishing this scholarship in my father's name and conveying the principle of education. that was so important to him. and my mother and i are very happy for marin and her family and we wish her con

thanks a lot. >> reporter: thanks. >> this is a fox news alert. indonesian officials are confirming they have found the wreckage of the missing submarine. the sub was found in the sea, more than 2700 feet below the surface. you are looking at new images of the wreckage. there you go. officials say all 53 crew members that were on board are dead. no word yet on what caused the submarine to sink. >> as the migrant surge shows no sign of slowing down, do voters think president biden is doing enough? a live report from the southern border coming up. (vo) nobody dreams in conventional thinking. it didn't get us to the moon. it doesn't ring the bell on wall street. or disrupt the status quo. t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help you realize new possibilities. like our new work from anywhere solutions, so your teams can collaborate almost anywhere. plus customer experience that finds solutions in the moment. ...and first-class benefits, like 5g with every plan. network, support and value without any tradeoffs. that's t-mobile for busi

as president biden prepares to address congress tomorrow this first 100 days in office, fox news has some brand-new polling about voters think of this performance so far on the wide range of issues. david has the breakdown from washington. he met president biden will mark is 100 days in office later this week for the first 100 days for any president of the united states significant as it sets the agenda and sets the tone for the rest of the time in office. according to our new fox news poll, it shows president biden's numbers when it comes to handling the pandemic are hyper to want to read some these numbers to your, 58% of the people approve of how president biden has handled covid-19. 34% disapprove. the lowest number, 34% approve of immigration whereas 52% disapprove of immigration. with a 46 -- 15% margin, voters set u.s. border security is worse today than it was two years ago according to that latest fox news survey. as far as the president's handling of covid when it comes to parties going on party lines 94% of democrats approve, 24% of republicans approve of the president's ha

will: we turn now to a few additional headlines starting with this fox news alert. overnight three people are killed and four others are injured in a shooting in north carolina at a house party. police say the shooting happened inside a wilmington home, an investigation is underway to identify the suspects. no arrests have been made and the motive remains unclear. we will keep you updated on this developing story throughout the morning. and a fox news exclusive the pictures show the moments after cbp rescued these two migrant girls dropped over the border wall by a smuggler. cbp says the 3 and 5-year-olds are okay and are being processed in el paso. border patrol is projecting

it's disgusting [sound of gunfire] >> it is monday april 12th fox news alert shots fired a the a minnesota police station. stores looted cop car damaged vinyl protest after an officer shoots and kills a man pleaing a traffic stop. we will have a lye report. j there are a lot of different analysis about just how many million jobs this is going to create. >> secretary you're the one -- you're the one who cited athletics 19 million and tweal 2.7 million. >> fox news growing pete buttigieg over job promises as white house tries to sell a massive infrastructure bill to lawmakers today. we're live in washington. and this morning, we salute american hero ray lambert a special tribute the d-day survivor who died at the age of 100. fox and friends starts right now. good morning you're waving fox and friends first i'm carly in for todd piro we have a lot to get to so let's get to the fox news alert a minnesota suburban turning into war zone after black lives matter protest turn violent overnight. the national guard now on the growngsd and a curfew is in effect. >> jackie ibanez has the latest. >> al

david spun fox news.ain around parts of the bay area today comes as california is once again dealing with drought conditions. the board of directors of the east based largest water district will meet tuesday to decide whether their customers will be required to conserve water for the rest of the year. east bay mud staff members recently found that the district's current water supply is not enough to meet customer demands. that's following one of the driest winters on record in the east bay. east bay. mud provides drinking water for more than one four million customers in alameda and contra costa counties. now to our weather, and the rain moved through the bay area today. this is what it looked like. in san francisco this afternoon. our chief meteorologist, bill martin, is here now. bill how bad is the situation in california when it comes to rain and lack of water? bad i'll just say it's bad. it's a two years in a row now well below average rainfall. last year was a bad year. this is snow is being followe

here's fox news media analyst and host a fox news media buzz, howard kurtz. >> america is not a racist country. but there were signs of racism from the left after senator tim scott delivered the g.o.p. response to president biden's speech using the very slow he had mentioned. >> i get called uncle tom and the n-word by progressives, by liberals. >> on twitter, this got twisted into uncle tim, a phrase that was trending until the social media firm blocked the designation 11 hours later saying it wasn't a healthy conversation. >> among the harsh tweets, tim scott says america is not a racist country. not sure how he lives with himself. former msnbc host, what makes tim scott uncle tim? he was on tv denying that america is racist, thus aiding and abetting white supremacy. the only black republican hit back. >> they have doubles down that they are going to not attack my policies, but they are literally attacking the color of my skin. >> his audience to me appeared to be conservative white republicans who were angry over certain things. >> he often speaks of moving in with his grandfather.

at the fox news poll indicates overwhelming support for a photo i.d.veyed are in favor of that. just 19% oppose. some other stories beyond the borders tonight. india puts oxygen packers on special express trains as hospitals in india and new delhi beg for more supplies to save covid-19 patients who are struggling to breathe. india set a global record in daily infections for a second straight day almost 333,000 infections. indonesia's military says 53 crew members are dead from a submarine that sank and broke apart last week it says search teams have located the vessel's wreckage on the ocean floor. the cause of the sinking remains uncertain. just some of the other stories beyond the borders tonight. up next the panel on the politics of policing and president biden's big stage. ♪ ♪ (vo) jamaica. (woman) best decision ever. (vo) feel the sand between your toes, and the gentle waves of the sea on your skin. feel the warm jamaican breeze lift your spirits and nourish your soul. escape to exactly what makes your heart beat. you will love every moment. jamai

fox news.c: from capitol hill we have now an update on what's happening on southern border wall street journal reporting that more than 170,000 migrants were arrested last month, that 15-year high. this, of course, comes as we're getting closer look also at the two little sisters from ecuador who was dropped over border wall by smugglers and left to peenged for themselves pretty shocking. footage that we saw at night alex hogan live on the border she's in la jolla texas with more on that. hi, alex. reporter: we've just moved over to mission texas now, we're right by the rio grand this body of water here as it simple as it may be it separates the u.s. from mexico and final stop for some of these heroing journeys for those seeks new life in the united states now we have new drone video we can show you of some of those families who arrive in texas here earlier this morning apprehensions expected to exceed 170,000 in march. that would be a 15-year time. >> but there's -- there's a crisis at our sou

last night fox news aired a special i was able to be in, because my former president president bush hasy did it legally and what they accomplish when they got here. here's a little snippet from it last night. border issue seems to be the one that is toughest not to cry, people are worried about national security, the pictures are not good and you have moms and dads were sending their children and saying goodbye to them. wishing them the best as they had. >> that just shows how dire the streets are from the place of which they come. border security is the touchstone issue, because until we get that right people will be screaming and hollering about all kinds of things to scare the american people. and actually, we can get it right, we just need to work together to get it right. >> dana: and you can find 43 portraits from george w. bush, it is available at foxnation.com. all right, juan, you're next. >> juan: baked anniversary yesterday, "fox news sunday" with chris wallace turned 25 years old. take a look at some of the show's greatest moments. the show debuted as fox news was being foun

naperville, illinois. >> dana: fox news alert. ump calling for a boycott of major league baseball after the league decided to move this year's all-star game out of atlanta because of georgia's new voting law. welcome in a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino, >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: you are firing on all cylinders this morning. >> bill: do you like baylor or gonzalez. >> dana: i think both of them -- i don't know what i'm talking about. i have friends that went to both. that's who i decide who i'm for. you going the stay up and watch it? >> bill: no, i'll figure it out. i will go with gonzalez. the game is a toss-up. they're evenly matched and a coin flip tonight. the all-star weekend expected to bring in $100 million to atlanta and cobb county. governor kept and the braves not happy and neither is president trump calling for a boycott of baseball on all the quote woke companies opposing georgia's election reform law. the chairwoman of cobb county is where the braves play and the stadium is, stating earlier

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washington mountain rivera fox news. ou can watch president biden's address to a joint session of congress wednesday at six p.m. right here on ktvu. it will be followed by an all new episode of the mass singer at eight ah prime time edition of ktvu fox two news at nine and then the 10 o'clock and 11 o'clock news. joe biden administration is already looking toward the next potential pandemic. vice president kamala harris appeared virtually before the united nations today and she made the case for why now is the time for the u. s and other countries to consider focusing their attention on preparedness the same time that the world works to get through this pandemic. we also know that we must prepare for the next we must be ready, resilient and responsive. first we must get ready. every country must have a strong health system that everyone can access and a work force that can detect and stop unexpected threats to accomplish this. we need to establish a new and sustainable mechanism to finance help security. america harris br

. >> fox news on four people killed including a child in a shooting at an office complex in california. >> the latest american community shaken by violence. you are watching "fox and friends first". >> a fifth person was also shot, in critical condition in that tragic shooting in orange county. >> the shooting started at 5:00 pm local time. police say when officers arrived at the complex shots were still being fired. the suspect was dead but police say it is unclear whether it was self-inflicted or from officers returning fire. the suspect is in critical condition. >> police are not sure if this was a targeted shooting a random attack. one gun was found at the scene. the victims of not been identified, several law enforcement agencies are investigating. >> now to this, president biden unveiling a $2 trillion plan to rebuild infrastructure in the economy. carley: receiving bipartisan support to be an uphill battle is republicans worn of massive tax i expected kill us jobs. >> jackie ibanez joins us with a breakdown of the proposal. >> president biden is set to hold his first cabinet mee

a report exclusively obtained by fox news shows the cuomo administration tracks do your nursing homeid 19 death despite official claims the true totals couldn't be verified. lawrence: jackie ibanez joins us with more on that report that is raising new questions. >> reporter: lots of questions. fox news is obtaining the permit of health document requiring nursing homes as of april 19th of last year to record and submit the number of residents who died of covid 19 each day in their facilities. despite that request state officials claim the deaths could not be verified and thousands were later excluded from the report on the state's nursing home as the governor distances himself from allegations of a the ideals for covid testing including his own brother chris cuomo. >> i was not involved in the testing program at that level. people i would meet with, i was aware they were being tested. >> reporter: one of her accusers detailing allegations of being groped at the governor's mansion. in an interview with the albany times union the uninformed cuomo staffer claiming she was requested by na

"i got this one -- [ laughter ] fox news -- might make -- i giuliani-ed myself [ laughter ] fox newsave a coherent criticism of the biden administration's pandemic response so they've turned to a mix of paranoia, culture war bs, vaccine conspiracy theories and of course, grotesque racism warning of more so-called caravans at the border and allowing trump to repeat a vile anti-asian slur last night when referring to the pandemic even as anti-asian hate crimes, especially against women have skyrocketed. this is a time when we need to support, stand in solidarity with the asian-american community and condemn virulent racists who repeat vile slurs that lead to hate crimes, instead of giving them air time on television. and we need to call them what they are, hate crimes. and as for the gop and fox news, whenever someone politely suggests wearing mask or taking the vaccine or you know, tells them to stop being racist, they need to stop acting like they have been kicked >> in the groin. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ we'll be right back with dr. anthony fauci. we'll be right bac

we have live fox news team coverage. mark meredith is at the white house with reaction from president biden, but we begin with lucas tomlinson, he's live on capitol hill. lucas. >> reporter: good afternoon, arthel. the capitol police spent over $500 million every year in security and employs over 2,000 officers, but apparently that wasn't good enough for the first green beret in congress who wants to carry his own weapon. >> i should be able to carry it up in washington d.c. this is a high profile target. we're obviously dealing with very emotional, polarizing issues at times. >> reporter: the suspect, 25-year-old noah green. he rammed his car into two officers and then got out of the car and tried to slash one of the officers before being hot and killed. green was not on law enforcement radar. no ties to terrorist or extremist groups. facebook has deleted green's page but not before fox was able to grab some screen shots. green recently lost his job, a few years ago -- louis farrakhan once called hitler a, quote, very g

thank you everyone for watching fox news prime time. i'm tammy bruce. ight, tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. happy monday. in may of last year if you can remember, the mayor of los angeles issued this order to the people he oversees, bring your mask with you whenever you leave home, that will help us get more freedoms. everett garcetti isn't much of an orator to put it mildly that was a memorable quote mostly because of the questions that left unanswered. for example, is it really possible to spread the

he is the highest rated host on fox news, increasingly the face of fox news.about tucker, but about the company. and about the murdochs and what they are willing to either tolerate or what they are willing to embrace. carlson is speaking to white resentment, white christian america's resentment in some cases of immigrants, increasingly multicultural america, and he's doing it in really explicit terms while couching in a voting rights argument. he's saying -- he literally said on fox, i'm not talking about replacement theory while he explained it word for word what replacement theory is. this has been in the fringes. you could find this sort of stuff in the far fringe white supremacist internet. it's been out there for years. it has also shown up in the manifestos of mass killers, including the man who attacked the walmart in el paso in 2019. this has a sick, sad history, but it's being mainstreamed by someone like carlson, when he's on fox talking to millions of v viewers. fox's audience, white older folks, their votes are being replace replaced by new arrival

good evening and welcome to fox news primetime. i'm mark stein. we have all the big news of the day, from packing the supreme court to unpacking hunter's lap top. that's just in this first segment. as you might be able to tell if you're listening to dolby digital stereo, i might sound slightly foreign. i resisted the testimony takes to devote the full hour to the death of the duke of edinburg. i was at bucking ham palace a few years ago and found him a very observant of the scene. on the surface, this isn't age friendly to kings. prince phillip's cousins were murdered. his grandfather, king george i of greece was assassinated. yet monarchy has been the natural order of things for almost the entirety of human history. whether it is an actual monarchy or as is more fashionable, hereditary dictatorship such as in north korea. benjamin franklin wouldn't disagree with that, leaving the constitutional convention he ran into a lady who wanted to know what system of government they agreed on. he famously replied a republic, if you can keep it, because keep

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good evening and welcome to fox news primetime. i'm mark stein. this first segment. as you might be able to tell if you're listening to dolby digital stereo, i might sound slightly foreign. i resisted the testimony takes to devote the full hour to the death of the duke of

. >> you penned a letter to fox news media susan scott on friday saying carlson has been race baiting for years and it is time for him to go. have you heard back from fox yet? what has fox said back to you since friday? >> well, look, it is sunday morning. we were closed yesterday for shabbat and we sent this out friday afternoon but we vrnts hear anything yet. but i'll tell yu this is so problematic. as you pointed out, tucker carlson has a history of sanitizing stereotypes and of spreading this kind of poison, but what he did on thursday fight really was indeed as put it a new low. the great replacement theory as it is known is this toxic idea that there are a cabal of jews plotting to overrun the country with immigrants, muslims and black people and commit what they call white genocide. it is literally, brian, a staple of white supremacist and extremist ideology. so when tucker carlson introduces it to his 4.5 million viewers, he's serving as a gateway to one of the most damaging and dangerous conspiracy theories out there and when i say that, again, let me be clear, this has real

but to also borrow from fox news. we kind of think of donald trump as a figure who kind of felt where the base was. he was borrowing what he was hearing on fox news and knew that resonated given the kind of ratings that fox news was able to amass among a certain segment of the population. so we talk about matt gaetz. we talk about michele bachmann. but donald trump is right in league with those folks, the conspiracy theorists, a fringe political figure for many years before he ran for president in 2016 and, obviously, won. so i think fox news brought us sort of the apex of the buffoon wing of the republican party in donald trump. he was sort of the head of that, and now you have the republican party dealing with that identity crisis. who are they? are they the party of matt gaetz? are they still the party of donald trump? it certainly seems like it and certainly teams like a lot of the folks in the republican party still very much beholden to fox news, not as interested in legislating. much more interested in conspira

make sure you download the fox news app. and scant qr code on your screen. friends first." good to work with you today. ashley: town the hall first time i like it. jillian: should we do it again tomorrow. ashley: i think so i'm supposed to be back. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great day, everyone. ♪ ♪ >> democrats are expected to announce a plan to add four justices to the supreme court. >> this is a radical takeover of our country. >> this is madness as if this country isn't lost enough. >> second degree manslaughter charges are set against kim potter. >> it should have been a more complete and thorough investigation before you brought these charges. >> i concluded that it's time to end america's longest war. >> nobody wants the truth to come home more than those of us who have had to sacrifice. but the last thing i want to see is another 9/11. >> shocking video shows another child being dropped over the border wall. >> i mean, if you want to know why people are coming to the southern border. listen to the way democrats have talked about

royal family will observe morning until the following friday outside windsor castle, greg palkot fox news, a new study has found that pfizer's vaccine may not be totally effective in protecting people from the coronavirus variant that was discovered in south africa. researchers in israel say that real world tests show that the fizer vaccine has proven to be less effective against the south african variant when compared to protection for the original coronavirus. however, they're stressing that this study on lee involved a small number of people because the south african variant is so rare in israel in china, their top expert for infectious diseases is now admitting that the coronavirus vaccines that are being made in china are not as effective as those being used in most western countries. head of the centers for disease control in china says that recent studies show that the chinese vaccines are only about 50% effective in protecting people from the virus. that compares to 97% for the vaccine from fizer. alright it turned out to be a pretty nice sunday out there. i've had a really nice w

that will do it for the "claman countdown" with all the breaking news, please stay tuned to fox businessht now to bring you all the developing news. that'll do it for us. it is time now for kudlow. thank you for joining us. >> hello, everyone, i'm david asman. this is "kudlow" larry has the day off a deadly scene at the u.s. capitol. a man ramming his car into a barricade hitting two officers tragically killing one of them. police say the driver came out of his car with a knife in hand before being shot and killed. now, it is believed that the driver acted alone and doesn't appear to be tied to terrorism, as of yet. our hillary vaughn witnessed the scene unfold at the capitol and joins us now with more. hillary? reporter: david, we did and we did just also hear from capit

and now tracking on "fox news @ night" a carjacking that went terribly wrong. the driver and calls for justice new questions are being raised about the potential lack of serious consequences for the teenage perpetrators. it is all happening in washington. lucas tomlinson has the story for us tonight. >> a pakistani immigrant killed for delivering food in the nation's capital allegedly by two girls 13 and 15 years old. during the bosch carjacking outside of nationals park. one of the teens heard yelling "my phone is in there" but nothing about the person she is accused of killing. the crime is not getting enough attention. >> it is always someone can kill and get away with it like that, but on the other side, those are kids. >> 66-year-old had only been in the u.s. six or seven years. his limousine business load during the pandemic and he started delivering food. according to his friend, also a pakistani immigrant, they were too many people standing around watching, not doing anything to help. >> someone should have helped. >> do you think that two teen girls ha

fox. two news, all right, greg. thank you, police and oakley are investigating after two children were struck and injured by a vehicle. the collision happened yesterday around four pm on portsmouth street, a six year old girl with minor injuries was taken by ambulance to sutter delta medical center. in any ock. a landing spot was set up. at none. wilson family park, and that is where helicopter landed to transport a four year old to ucf benny off children's hospital in oakland. that child suffered a head injury. the exact cause of this crash is under investigation. new information tonight a disabled navy veteran, is reunited with his service animal after the pump was stolen nearly a week ago. mark lippman told ktvu that he got out of his car late sunday night to open up the gate outside of his home, and that's when someone jumped in it to his car and took off it. oakland with his three year old she walla bella, in a carrier in the back seat, he agonized over the whereabouts of l a for several nights and it turns out

alex hogan, fox news. opioid overdose deaths in san francisco continues skyrocket, according to supervisor matt haiti, he says, on average, two people died from overdoses around the city every day, and that means san francisco is on track for its worst year ever. and haney says it's possible the city could surpass 1000 overdose deaths this year, 699 people died from overdoses last year, and that was a 63% increase from 2019 officials say the pandemic has played a role. year since people are physically isolated and drug users may overdose. before someone could help them, every summer since 19 oh, seven, the rides have been opened at the santa cruz beach boardwalk except for 2020, but that is all changing. ah, look at the sights and sounds of the boardwalk reopens next. and still no april showers. meteorologist mark tamayo is ready to go i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo

i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: welcome to "fox news @ night" in washington, i am kristin fisherfor shannon bream. president biden is touting new mask guidance from the cdc that allows vaccinated americans to go outside without the mask but questions linger over mixed messaging. the president shows up to announce these morel asked rules while wearing a mask outside. our panelist danny by. breaking tonight, protests ignite in north carolina. at 8:00 p.m. curfew in response to potential unrest involving the officer-involved shooting death of andrew brown. we'll have a lab report. republicans are calling for an investigation into former secretary of state john kerry over his alleged leaking of israeli military secrets to iran. why doesn't he report show that the media is largely ignoring the story? we begin in washington where president biden unveiled the cdc new relaxed mask rules to make. the build up to his big address to a joint session of congress tomorrow night. white house correspondent kevin corke is tracking it. >> good evening. tomorrow is the big super bowl in town. this

here's fox news media and list and host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz. >> the media have been accusederal bias by richard nixon. >> the press is the enemy, the press is the enemy. >> by george h.w. bush. not so much by barack obama. >> the feeling most people get when they hear barack obama i got this thrill going up my leg. >> and by donald trump who hit back hard. >> these are just dishonest, terrible people. i'm telling you that fake, fake, disgusting news. >> have four years of increasingly hostile coverage of trump made the press more reflectively anti-republican now that joe biden is president? it's a difficult question because biden has a less confrontational style but many reporters steam admire him. >> the perception of you that got you elected as a moral, decent man. >> when the "new york post" broke this story of hunter biden's incriminating laptop not only did twitter censor the story and later apologize. >> incredible interference of the right to vote and be heard. >> the managing editor dismissed it saying we don't want to waste our time on stories that are not really st

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mike tobin fox news. had incredible quote from the lieutenant governor of minnesota after the death of dante, right and the derrick show vin trial in a long statement posted on twitter, peggy flanagan said in part, minnesota is a place where it is not safe to be black going forward. our moral imperative is t the sets of circumstances ande , right junior and every other child. i would like him. george floyd called out to his mother, dante, right, called his mother. now we are called to act. people gathered in san leandro today to remember steven taylor. the 33 year old was shot and killed by police one year ago today during what family members described as a mental health crisis. the event was held at the san leandro marina park and comes just days after a report by an independent investigator commissioned by the city of san leandro. that report found that officer jason fletcher did not wait for backup and failed to use require de escalation tactics before he shot taylor inside a wal ma 40 seconds into tha

thank you very much for watching "fox news prime time."ing up next. thanks, everyone. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: that evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." about an hour from right now, joe biden will deliver his first address before congress. he will be making his way to the white house in the capital shortly. now the early experts amount to a casserole of cliche. they are designed to calm your suspicions that anything weird or scary might be going on in the country and to reassure you that everything is going to be fine. just fine. in fact, better than i was. in that way, it has the

david spun fox news. former president donald trump lashed out at fellow republicans last night during a gop fundraiser at his mar a lago resort in florida. trump used expletives to describe republican lawmakers, including senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. he called mcconnell hey called mcconnell, a loser. trump said that a real leader would not have accepted the election results. but even though trump is criticizing members of his own party. he is still predicting that republicans will take back congress next year and the white house in 2024. there is a growing call in the u. s to limit access to abortion pills. abortion opponents are pushing legislation in several gop led states to restrict doctors from prescribing abortion pills through telemedicine. ohio has already enacted a ban and the governor of montana is also expected to sign as similar ban into law. abortion rights advocates say telemann. listen, is an important option for women during the pandemic, but abortion opponents say they're worri

fox news.jeff paul has tonight's update. third day of emotional testimony in the trial of the former police officer accused of killing george floyd derrick show, vin is charged with second degree and third degree murder and manslaughter. prosecutors pushing their case that show been used excessive and unnecessary force, which led to floyd's death on wednesday morning. more eyewitness is called to the stand, including a clerk at the store, floyd visited just before his death where he allegedly paid for cigarettes with a fake $20 bill. they kind of took him. a little while to get to what he's trying to say. so what appeared that he was hard. so you just had some signs that you thought he was under the influence of something? yes, the day began with more testimony from a minneapolis cmt, who says show been prevented her from helping floyd when he stopped breathing. genevieve hanson returned to the stand after breaking down in tears on tuesday, recalling her efforts to save his life when you couldn

ray bogan, fox news, this is ktvu fox. two news at six orange tier status for all beria counties, except one. the frustration tonight among business owners in solano county, where reopening plans are lagging behind basically have to reinvent your business. every. find the rules changed. so we've gone from, you know, indoor to note to nothing to some amount to go pick up. solano county did not meet the state's requirements to move back to the less restrictive orange tear, leaving them stuck in the red. hello again, everyone i'm julie julie haener, i'm frank somerville. this is the updated map from the california covid website. as you can see eight of the nine bay area counties are now in the orange tear. solano county is the on lee county in the bay area that is still in the red tear, and that's creating frustration among business owners. ktvu is rob roth tells us that health officials say there are several factors including infections among younger people remaining in the red tear means lucas bar and grill on first street a

lauren blanchard, fox news.nd temperatures today on the cool side a little bit warmer tomorrow, but not a heat wave by any means, and it will go looking for rain when i see you back here after the break right now we go to ktvu rouz heather holmes with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu, plus, well, frank coming up new tonight at seven. uber is taking away some control from its drivers over what rides they accept. we'll tell you the two things that drivers will no longer be able to see. also she is a legend and icon. the tina turner is not in the rock and roll hall of fame as a solo artist. i talked with tmz about what fans can do in the next few weeks to try to change that love those stories and a lot more all coming up live tonight on the seventh over on ktvu plus c then, but first after the break the helicopter that nasa dropped off on mars is making space history with this little helicopter and its maiden voyage could mean. future want to save hundreds on your wi

jeff paul fox news. a big step forward for california in the coronavirus pandemic, the state says indoor concerts and theater performances can resume starting april 15th. that is the same day vaccination eligibility will expand to everyone age 16 and up, state health officials said this afternoon that the number of attendees at indoor events will be limited by which tear the county is in, then use will also be allowed to offer fully vaccinated sections where people can sit close together. without social distancing, but still wearing masks fully vaccinated sections that are separated off can sit shoulder to shoulder. this is really critical because this is going to really be a pathway to allowing, then used to really fulfilled to meet. the capacity limits are currently in the blueprints. indoor private events like conferences of receptions of up to 50. people are allowed in the red tear. that number goes up to 200. if all attendees are either tested or fully vaccinated. in a statement, the golden state wa

tucker carlson is the host of "tucker carlson tonight" on fox news and the brand new "tucker carlson today" on fox nation and after that comes tucker carlson this morning and tucker are carlson's afternoon tea. you won't want to miss that last one. tucker, you made a throw away line and the government says, you know, that's a united states idea. but only for people who shouldn't be in the country in the first place. >> tucker: i'm laughing because this is one of about 10 stories that i know you have covered where the government shows preference to people who have shown absolutely contempt for our customs, our laws, our system itself and they are being treated better than american citizens. now, i know that the left and all the little gate keepers on twitter become literally hysterical if you use the term replacement. if you suggest that the track party is trying to replace the current electorate the voters now casting ballots with new people, more obedient voters from the third world. they become its taker call because that's what's happening actually. it's true. look, if this was hap

it's new, it's only for veterans, and it's only from newday usa. >> fox news alert. d other companies cag to the far left demands. after they said it would move its all-star game from atlanta to protest george's new voting law. the ceo of coca-cola and delta are also condemning the law after liberal activist pressure of the companies georgia officials estimate the mlb's decision to move the game will cost the state $100 million in tourism and revenue. brian kemp warning this is far from just a georgia problem. watch. >> georgia and all americans know what this decision means. if that means cancel culture and partisan activists are coming