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fox news primetime" by ben domenech starts right now, hey. >> thank you so much and good evening welcome to fox news "fox news primetime." >> ben: all this week i've been exhorting you to wake up to what's going on at the country. it's happening right in front of us and it's troubling and demands a response from all of us who recognize the need to restore self-government. but as much as what is going on should trouble you but also a bright light shining from fellow citizens who are taking on the heights of corrupt power in new ways and exposing their weakness. and in doing so, they are providing us a real-time lesson on where power lies in america today. today we can find hope in the lowest levels since march of last year. the result we can all be thankful for. it is a result that drew cohen policies have locked down in mandates but thanks to sweeping regulations. how out of touch are your would-be confidantes? they are trying to run with a pandemic. gretchen whitmer once the darling of swamp publications like political before prohibited people from buying seeds. an attempt to lift graduation limits and allow public records request because of

fox news primetime" by ben domenech starts right now, hey. >> thank you so much and good evening welcome to fox news "fox news primetime." >> ben: all this weekdemands a response from all of us who recognize the need to restore self-government. but as much as what is going on should trouble you but also a bright light shining from fellow citizens who are taking on the heights of corrupt power in new ways and exposing their weakness. and in doing so, they ar

i wanted to comment that if you watch fox news and most of the independent cnn, msnbc, fox news manufactures the news. you watch a program, watch fox news and watch one of the other independent channels. the others report the news. fox manufactures the news. if you watch a program for the same activity you would know -- you would not know if it is one or two news programs you are watching. there is -- host: i thought you were done. guest: clearly he watches enough to know what is going on on all of the channels. that is a good thing. if you look at cnn and msnbc, a lot of the results of not news reporting in the classic sense, it is taking a soundbite from a press conference or a brief report from capitol hill or the white house, and having a six -minute long political discussion. these are more political shows, they get very rhetorical and prime time. they are almost on-air editorials about different topics. there is a lot of commentary instead of news these days. i think that is true for all the networks. host: what are you going to be looking for today, what is your coverage? guest: probably following up on the report about lafa

i wanted to comment that if you watch fox news and most of the independent cnn, msnbc, fox news manufactures the news. you watch a program, watch foxch one of the other independent channels. the others report the news. fox manufactures the news. if you watch a program for the same activity you would know -- you would not know if it is one or two news programs you are watching. there is -- host: i thought you were done. guest: clearly he watches enough to know what is going on on all of the channels. that is a good thing. if you look at cnn and msnbc, a lot of the results of not news reporting in the classic sense, it is taking a soundbite from a press conference or a brief report from capitol hill or the white house, and having a six -minute long political discussion. these are more political shows, they get very rhetorical and prime time. they are almost on-air editorials about different topics. there is a lot of commentary instead of news these days. i think that is true for all the networks. host: what are you going to be looking for today, what is your coverage? guest: probably following up on the report about lafayette park, s

much in this storm and you have to look to trump. >> trump was fox news' main line to the public base. he was reflecting fox news back to fox news viewers. and that is why they loved him so much. he was watching fox, and he was repeating what he heard on fox to fox news viewers, and that created a kind of intimate connection, because they -- he was sort of creating a community in which they all hated the same people and he was validating that hatred, and it's a feedback loop that continues to this day. the larger issue, really -- >> can i ask you, in the book, you talk about memory. you say, we need to remember, but there is a danger of historical amnesia. people may be already forgetting what's happened this recent years. what's the warning there? >> i think part of the surprise with trump being elected was because we had buried in our memory all these aspects -- all these historical aspects of our politics that trump was a manifestation of. so when he came to power, everybody was like, this isn't who we are, or they came to see him as squegenarus when he is a part of our political system. he represents the part of our uni

well, it's kind of funny that you mentioned fox news because most republicans, i know have fox news. now. we think the fox news is it's certainly not liberal. why is that? just explain why, why, why you suddenly switch to hating it because america is very divided, but it's not just right and left that it's divided. it's not just black and white. it's not just christian and muslim divided what it's really divide. it is corporate versus the individual fox news. and many other news, media, liberal or right, doesn't matter. their corporate, they're owned by multinational $1000000000.00 corporations, who's only goal is to protect what they have. so as an example, in america, every ad on tv is for a drug. so the big form of companies spend billions and billions of dollars advertising on both the right fox news. and the left c, n, m, m, it's m b c. you get the truth from any of them about vaccines locked downs, coded masks, you name it. if it involves big pharma, so we never tell you the truth. they avoided. there are no stories, nothing negative will ever come out about vaccines or about the way they've handled

fox news live." "fox news sunday" with chris wallace is up next. i'm mike emanuel in washington. thanks so much for watching and have an you awesome day. chris: i'm chris wallace. former president trump returns to the political stage and goes on the attack. chris: from accusations of a he covid coverup. >> fauci has perhaps never been more wrong than when he denied the virus and where it came from. chris: to his report card on his successor. >> the biden administration seems to be putting america last. chris: to renewed claims he won in 2020. >> they used covid and they used the mail-in ballots to steal an election. chris: we'll ask former trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski, now head of a trump super pac, where the former president plans to take the republican party. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then -- >> now's the time to build on a foundation we've laid. all the progress is undeniable. it is not assured. chris: president biden and senate republicans try to bridge their divide over infrastructure. but with congress split over so many issues, we'll sit down with the man in the middle on capitol hill, senator joe manchin and how he plans to break the log jam. plus, new controversy over the origins of covid-19 puts dr. fauci in the line of fire. we'll ask our sunday panel about the growing backlash. and our power players of the week, wise words for the class of 2021. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. well, former president trump made one of his highest profile public appearances last night since leaving office in january, addressing the north carolina state gop convention, he called out president biden on the economy and dr. anthony fauci on covid. he also teased the prospect of another presidentia

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that is all for this hour of "fox news live." "fox news sunday" with chris wallace is up next.president trump returns to the political stage and goes on the attack. chris: from accusations of a he covid coverup. >> fauci has perhaps never been more wrong than when he denied the virus and where it came from. chris: to his report card on his successor. >> the biden administration seems to be putting america last. chris: to renewed claims he won in 2020. >> they used covid and they used the mail-in ballots to steal an election. chris: we'll ask former trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski, now head of a trump

that is all for this hours of fox news live, fox news sunday with chris wallace is up next.ome day. ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace. violent crime on the rise and police departments in crisis, across the nation. chris: vicious attacks in broad daylight. >> shots fired, shots fired. chris: as homicide rates spike. >> a central driver of violence is gun violence. chris: cops leave the force in droves and democrats back off calls to defund the police. >> we've declared war on the police and that is backfiring on those who have done it. chris: while big cities like new york grapple with who could lead them out of the surge in violent crime.

new analysis shows nearly all u. s covid deaths are now among people who aren't vaccinated in new york. david lee miller fox news. ktvu fox team in baseball finally gets to play in front of a full house for the first time in nearly two years, the san francisco giants are allowed to have 100% capacity. what a sigh of relief for the neighborhood bars and restaurants around the park. the fans are back and it's really a good team, so the crowd will be big for the remainder of the year. good evening to you. i'm andre senior. and i'm heather holmes in tonight for christina. tonight is shaping up to be a very exciting night and one of the biggest events in the bay area since the beginning of the pandemic, the bay bridge series giants and az gets underway in less than two hours. ktvu christian captain live now for us outside oracle park, where businesses in that area christian boy, they are really benefiting. yeah those businesses that made it through the pandemic say they're seeing a boom. but the city says there's still a long way to go in terms of the city's recovery. the area around oracle park is coming alive. fans are strea

new york. laura engel, fox news, ktvu, fox two news at five starts now a family speaks out following the latestay the victim was downtown at the hall of justice, supporting a friend, and they're wondering how he landed in the path of a fatal bullet. good evening, everyone i'm heather holmes in tonight for christina and i'm andre senior. the family of the man who was shot and killed yesterday says he was not the intended target here. and that the violence could have been retaliation. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary has more live from san jose jesse andre, the family of that murdered man is saying that the county coroner's office is giving the wrong last name as part of its identification of the victim and that they do not believe that he was the intended target of this crime. san jose police have arrested 43 year old eric surat and a second man 34 year old michael harris. era in connection with the city's 18th homicide of the year. these individuals were acting in a manner that attracted attention to them by the officers, the paris charged in the murder of 20 year old malik jackson. he was ju

new york. steve rapoport fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now, that was awful.growing up screaming women and children crying and that was probably the worst experiences that i've ever witnessed in my life. an entire wing of a 12 story apartment building gone, collapsing into a pile of rubble as people slept. tonight. the painstaking work of finding and hopefully rescuing those trapped inside the rubble, and that work continues tonight with nearly 100 people still unaccounted for right now. good evening, everyone. i'm alex savage in tonight for frank and i'm julie julie haener. this was the scene over the collapsed building within the last hour. this is in surfside, florida, just outside of miami. you can see crews down there working through that huge pile of rubble where that condo building once stood. a large section collapsed around 1 30 this morning eastern time which was around 10 30 our time last night right now, only one person has been confirmed dead but again, 99 people are still unaccounted for at this hour. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary has been m

new york. david lee miller fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts. now this is not an a r 15. knife. they are different. this is not a weapon of mass destruction at ar 15 is california formally appeals of federal judge's ruling to overturn its 32 year old ban on assault weapons, the governor and attorney general vowing to fight for gun control now the appeal comes in response to a judge's ruling last week. good evening to you. i'm andrea senior in for frank, and i'm julie julie haener. the decision came from the u. s. district court for the southern district of california today. the governor pulled no punches. ktvu political reporter greg lee was at the news conference and he joins us now live with more of the state's argument. greg julie. good evening. california has some of the strictest gun laws in the country. in fact, it was the first state in the nation to ban assault weapons in 1989 other states have followed suit, and the governor made it clear today this case. have major implications, saying a lot is on the line. and we need to call this federal judge out. he will con

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fox news at night. "fox news primetime" hosted by will cain kicks off just seconds from now. have a wonderful weekend. we will see you back here monday. >> will: thank you, shannon. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> will: i am will cain and i don't know about you but it sure seems to me like every day everything is about race. every news story on every news channel and every politician is talking about racism. it's as though there is a hunt to find racism. and while racism does exist and racism should be condemned, the demand for racist have far exceeded the supply. so it has to be manufactured, like a trophy hunt on a high fenced exotic game ranch maybe down in texas where an alpine is set free from his cage before being gunned down so that briana can feel like a predator. the left inevents shadowy forms of racism to go in for the kill. often at 4:00 p.m. on cnn. >> those individuals need to be brought to justice. they are being brought to justice. i was there. it was a terrible day for -- a terrible day for the country, period. >> is that white rage? look at the people in that crowd. >> i don't think. >> sir, look at the people in that crowd. >> will: rage. answer the qu

news. jay powell is eventually says it's not there to be global warming scientists and joining us now to chew on this is fox news contributor and fox news was in charge of all things that are good in america, including unleased prosperity. okay, i'm going to go to you state, because well listen spot these as well. but remember, trump was furious have powell for raising rates are no particular reason, there was no infection . to remember in late 18 and early 2019, must derailed the recovery. and then out of the blue as the pandemic came crashing down, i was impressed from president was doing a press conference on the pandemic and somebody whispered in his ear that powell just got the rates to zero. and trump blurted out, well, hank is the most improved player award of the year. remember that list. some outlook, he's doing it again, that clip should be played everywhere. he's going to get the most, he is basically saying, guess what. we are at monetary policymakers, not climate warming scientists. i think that this is major breaking news. guest: i think it is great. i just wonder if joe biden is ever going to. [inaudible]. the climate cha

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fox news at night. "fox news primetime" hosted by will cain kicks off just seconds from now. have a wonderful weekend. we will see you back here monday. >> will: thank you, shannon. good evening and welcome to "foxeems to me like every day everything is about race. every news story on every news channel and every politician is talking about racism. it's as though there is a hunt to find racism. and while racism does exist and racism should be condemned, the demand for racist have far exceeded the supply. so it has to be manufactured, like a trophy hunt on a high fenced exotic game ranch maybe

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greg palkot, fox news ktvu, fox two news at five starts now, so if you're caught this year, 4th julysession of these, um you also could be cited and arrested. have a number of officers. serious busts of illegal fireworks in the east bay and today they showed off just how much they've pulled off the streets over the last few weeks. those bus happened in a number of cities across contra costa county. good evening, everyone. i'm alex savage and i'm julie julie haener in some parts of the bay area explosions from fireworks may be keeping you up every night as we found out earlier this week when fireworks sparked a fire that forced homes to be evacuated. the aftermath can have some devastating consequence. says ktvu is tom baker joins us now live he's in contra costa county today, where seizures and arrests of already begun. tom, you have to consider this. it is so dangerously drives so dangerously dry that experts say no fireworks can be called safe or saying. it took contra costa fire in arson investigators a lot of work to take these four cash £300 of illegal fireworks off the thriving

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fox news channel, fox business network and news max. nothing on any other channel. nothing on abc. cbs, cnn, nothing. you think it this would be worth a passing reference. maybe just a little quick item before they go commercial or something like this. we have heard nonstop from the democrats for years but certainly under just a week ago president biden's big speech in tulsa, oklahoma about what systemically racist country this isn't et cetera, have his son dropping the "n" word with not some close friend who is engaging in jocular banter another white guy. the only reason i love you because you are black and the guy is actually white. certainly if there were any republican who did this blm would be in the streets and breaking windows it's the son of the president of the united states hubbard democrat not just a pass but total complete utter silence from the left. >> tammy: my first book from 20 years ago talked about racism and sexism and homophobia on the left. and here i would argue, miranda who even thinks about that word or utters it let alone in a casual way demeaning someone else in the process if you will. it seems to be that it would be a reflection of the family's culture. we know joe biden has had some race issues as well. and, of course you with the "new york post," you know you were silenced because you broke the laptop story. give us your assessment of what this is all about. >> hook, you are right. i don't want to crucify somebody over private text messages with his friend his lawyer but also a friend. but this is such double standards. the woke media have destroyed people lives over much less than this. and you are right. the casual use of a word that has been taboo for a long time. we are talking about these emails were in 2019. these text messages. so, there is no excuse for using it you knew at the time that it was a bad word to be using. yet, that just comes very naturally to hunter biden and you know joe biden has a very questionable history of race and like everything with the left and with the democratic party it's about projection. his entire defamation of half the country of trump supporters of republicans white supremacists and domestic terrorists is just projection of his own knowledge of his own guilt in that department. and clearly, you know, down through the rest of his family and hunter has taken it on board as just a very natural part of his language, his conversation with friends. and the hypocrisy as you say, i mean, if this were a trump or anybody or any conservative if it were you or me or anyone on foxork post" we all would be crucified. >> tammy: it would be over. >> someone political figure. >> tammy: deroy, at least some people out there, clearly, whoever day become dissolutioned with the left because of this kind of fraudulent exposure that people are concerned about the quality of life, the economy, how we interact as individuals, respect for people of color, the black experience in this country, we hear about it. we know americans care about. and the people pointing the fingers the most. and condemning everyone else are committing those kinds of social crimes that really do divide us. do you see the left and certainly people of color benefited with president trump's leadership. do you think this can at least add in to the exposure of the fraud that the entire democrat system really is? i think you are correct on that. people of color people we have seen from hunter biden lowest black unemployment ever and the highest -- lowest level of black unemployment ever. also the lowest

fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now a shooting at a southern california fire station leaves a firefighteranother wounded about 10 miles away, the gunman's home burst into flames. all of this happening north of los angeles. good evening, everyone i'm julie julie haener, and i'm heather holmes in again tonight for frank and we start tonight with that developing news just east of santa clarita. one firefighter was killed, another injured in a shooting at that southern california fires. station and as we mentioned, the suspected gunman is a fellow firefighter. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live with an update on this deadly attack. janna heather, another workplace shooting here in california, according to officials, who gave an update late today the suspected gunman was found dead at his home near the fire station, and authorities say they believe he set his house on fire before apparently killing himself. los angeles county sheriff's deputies got the call just before 11 o'clock this morning about. gunshots at a small l. a county fire department station number 81 that's in agua dulce say t

fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now.cers acted outside department policy and all stems from protests following the murder of george floyd. and now 33 officers have been disciplined. good evening to you. i'm andre senior, and i'm heather holmes. well, frank and julie are off tonight. oakland's police chief disciplined those officers were using tear gas to try to disperse a large crowd last year. today, the chief said that they violated policy by deploying gas at youth marchers gate to the investigative reporter, evan sernoffsky said down with the police chief this morning and joins us now live, evan, that's right. the chief said those officers shouldn't have used tear gas on those young demonstrators. and he said the discipline ranges from written reprimands to suspensions. but one thing i want the community to know is that this department is holding itself accountable. oakland police chief laurent armstrong said he's issued 33 disciplinary actions against officers following the tear gassing of demonstrators on june 1st 2

fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now, another deadly shooting in san jose.he side of last week's mass shooting there at the vta light rail yard. good evening, everyone i'm heather holmes and i'm andre, senior frank and julie are off tonight, sky. foxx was over the scene about 90 minutes ago. this is what it looked like from above and you can see crime scene tape crossing the street as well as police cruiser stationed in all direction. the shooting happened near the intersection of north san pedro street in west heading street in san jose, and as you can see, it's just a block away from the vita railyard ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary is live there with the very latest jesse andre the santa clara county coroner's office is going to do an investigation before they remove the remains. the victim fell to the ground and died. as you said just a block from the vta light rail station or hub. which is the site of last week's mass shooting. two of our officers. uh unusual event out here. they stop. they investigated and realize what they actually almost witness w

lauren blanchard, fox news, ktvu. fox two news at five starts now.g in, so i'm trying to put it out with my balls. but that's not working. so i described everything that i need. my two bites my back my brother's bike and that's it. and then we go outside. an explosion damages three of the four units inside a building and it may have been sparked by someone smoking right near an oxygen tank. good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville, and i'm julie julie haener. one woman is now fighting for her life after being taken to a south bay hospital. paramedics gave her cpr on the scene before taking her away in an ambience. and she was injured in an explosion at an apartment building in san jose ktvu. south bay reporter jesse gary live now at the scene with the latest on what happened, jessie, julie san jose firefighters have completed mop up operations and have cleared the scene right now. damage assessment and repair crews are inside, putting up boards to try and secure the exterior as you can see all the damage here on the outs

fox news ktvu fox two news at five starts. now we're not done. it's not mission accomplished tomorrow, but tomorrow is the day the state reopens, and it's also the day 10 lucky californians will become instant millionaires all because. they got vaccinated. and with that today, the state also announced even more incentives for people to get vaccinated. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville, and i am julie julie haener, the governor says those cash incentives have worked to get more people vaccinated. now the state is offering more than just cash. you now have a chance to win a dream getaway. ktvu is tom baker has more now in the governor's big announcement from san francisco, tom well, indeed, you know, though, we've come a long, long way. unfortunately it's not nearly far enough. we are confident these vaccines incentives have worked, and that's why we want to continue in that spirit. it's a spirit of california can do. we're not done. this is not spiking the football tomorrow. it's not mission accomplished tomor

fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now i was sleeping, and i'd like it woke me up pop, pop, pop pop andrd like squeal car taking off one of those bullets struck a 12 year old boy. thankfully, he's going to be okay and is talking with us about that terrifying experience. the people who fired those shots were trying to steal the catalytic converter from the family's car early this morning. good evening, everyone. i'm heather holmes. i'm andre senior. thank you for joining us at tough little kids said getting shot only hurt a little bit. as you can imagine, though, mom and dad still shaken up by this ktvu henry lee talked to that family and witnesses who live nearby. henry well, andre, this boy is extremely lucky, and he's taking it all in stride. he actually was more worried that his dad had been shot and relieved that he wasn't. the guy started shooting it and it bullet hit my leg 12 year old fernando melendez is recovering at home in oakland just hours after he was shot in the foot by a catalytic converter thief. i heard him but that it hurt it a little bit, not how much it happened at

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fox news. he said on fox news last week that he was going to start arresting all migrants that cross the bordere a listen. >> i follow the law and the law that i am going to use will be legal ways in which texas is going to start arresting everybody coming across the border, not just arresting them, but because this is now going to be aggravated trespass, they will spend a half a year or year in jail. >> that clip raises so many questions. i started last week asking questions about this and contacting the governor's office about exactly how the state was preparing and how they were going to work with local authorities and how they were going to work with local law enforcement to be able to do this. the governor's office referred to me to a press release about the disaster declaration, and if you read it carefully it does state the governor ordered the texas commission of law enforcement to increase the detention capacity, and does that mean he will arrest migrants this week? it's unclear exactly what the governor is going to announce today, but earlier today he did tweet out this, saying that h