francis scott. from his upbringing in the post slavery south to u.s.or to republican presidential candidate, let's watch. >> when i think about the greatness of america i have to start with my favorite american, my amazing mother. [cheers and applause] >> that was a big deal. that was very important. i was very emotional about that day because when you look out and you see all the people that were there to support him, to become the next president of the united states, that was very impressive. and i thank god for it. >> francis scott grew up in a strong christian home. the post slavery economy of south carolina dictated her family's journey for generations. and the grip of poverty lingered. her father, born in 1944, was forced into the back breaking work of picking cotton as a child. >> i know i talk a lot about god. but that's my faith. so it's amazing to see all that he has done over the period of years and now we are to this point. it's like unbelievable. >> harris: signs of a generational shift began with francis scott when she found her divine pu

i sit down with francis scott, the mother of tim scott.ir journey from poverty to scott as a gop presidential candidate. senator ted cruz and steve hilton. "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: nasa is tracking five asteroids as they zoom by earth this week. one of them is as big as a house. another is the size of an airplane. the biggest is 170 feet long. this is the good news. none of them are considered hazardous. the closest one will pass by nearly a million miles away. i won't worry about that. crossing it off my worry list. i have plenty of things on that list. >> bill: we barely knew you. good traveling out there. the meantime you are likely now to shell out more and more money for car insurance. last month alone, car insurance is up 16% compared to a year ago. jeff flock, what is happening in pennsylvania? why the cost? >> they are blaming it, bill, on the cost of repairing cars. that's why we're at tom's automotive. you hear repairs going on here and yeah, car insurance has jumped up in the last ten years, take a look at

well, here is a series of such virgence wool fagata christie redyat kiplingset moyem oskartualt francis scottu to do it, we have already heard. it's like it's an accident. well yes, in a sense it is an accident. you transferred these people. uh, i translated almost all of them. that is this is a desire to learn more about whose texts you are translating, perhaps not. you know, this is really what you just said, this is the first thing that comes to mind, but among them among these goals is not necessarily, my favorite authors are you know, i am a very gambling person, and i need more details from this place. that is, this is what this is, this is some kind of attempt, a kind of a kind of attempt , to understand a little-known , bright, fascinating life, to find in this in this life something unexpected for oneself and for others and it’s somehow difficult to vividly try to write about this life in russian, but to say that i choose the authors whom i translated and i ’m interested in writing about them, because i transported them. i can't say that. this is very interesting. but this is a trick

[national anthem] >> bret: 209 years ago francis scott key penned the star-spangled banner.nse of fort mchenry after key witnessed the british bombardment of the ford during 1812. the attack proved unsuccessful. the sight of a lone american flag triumphantly flying at sunrise inspired key to write the famous patriotic lines it was adopted as the national anthem in 1931. there you go a little history. tomorrow on "special report" whatever happened to covid relief money. remember that? please remember, you can't catch us live, set your dvr, 6:00 p.m. in the east and 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. plan to join us next week. i will be in saudi arabia tuesday and wednesday and feature my interview with crown prince mohammed bin salman. that's it for "special report" fair balanced and still unafraid. the ingramg angle is now. ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. my angle on the democrats' nervous jitters on the show. first just hours after his son hunter was indicted, president biden did his best to pretend that none of it b

francis scott and he is . to the point too open up you family, but we're talking a girlfriend here, she's not actually in there yet, so she wouldn't get the kind of protection he gets anyway. he couldn't even advocate for her to get that. i'm curious to know where the liberal media think they're going bright i hope they don't plan to show up on this woman's dorset that. we could see what can happen with people on the left with u.s. supreme court justices. and i can understand the thinking of let me protect everybody in my family. all these candidates by the way are having those conversations. >> as they should, particularly on the republican side of the aisle, people go after your family members still go after a guy that served you a mc donald's coffee, any tip into a relationship they will. i maintain if it was someone on the left running, they would sa was his girlfriend who's his partner, that's normal to ask, but this is as much of a hit as on tim scott as it is on voters. it says fast-forward to 20 whatev

scott: today, on the faulkner focus, my mother, francis scott. thank you. only three of y'all saw her. i will talk to these three over here. i'll be back in a minute. there's a mama whom i love desperately. when i was a kid growing up, i grew up in a single parent household. my mother worked 16 hour days because she believed that if she had the ability to go to work and support her family, it was her responsibility. she taught me that. as a nurse's aide, she changed bed pants and rolled patients. it was not a glorious job but she took pride in helping people. she took pride in going to work. she's the reason why i understand that a person who works, is a person who restores their own dignity. there is dignity in all work. it's one of the reasons why i said, at the end of the debate and said it in tv commercials, if you were able-bodied in america, you work. period. mama also told me if you take out a loan, you pay it back. and if you commit a violent crime, you go to jail. period. do the crime, do the time. now, my mother was a wise, wise, wise woman. my br

[applause] today on the faulkner focus my mother francis scott thank you.y three of you sarva talk to these three over here. i'll be back in a minute. literally there is a mama who i love desperately. when i was a kid growing up i grew up in a single-parent household. my mother worked 16 hour days she believed she had the ability to go toor work and support her family was her responsibility but she taught me as a nurse's aide to change bedpans and rolel patients it was not a glorious job. but she took pride in helping people. she took pride in going to work. she is the reason why i understand that a person who works as a person who restores their own dignity. there is dignity and all works out twice at the end of the debate and i've said in tv commercials if you are able bodied in america, you work. [applause] my mama also taught me if you take out a loan you would pay it back. exactly. [applause] and if you commit a violent crime you go to jail. there it is do the crime, you do the time. my mother was a wise, wise, wise woman my brother was a good kid. kno

francis 100 state senator scott wiener is applauding the governor's decision tonight in a social media threat. he shared the significance of the move for climate action adding by signing the bill, the governor reaffirms the state's global climate leadership. beginning tomorrow through thursday. the golden gate ferry is hosting emergency response if you happen to catch one of these drills. >> they're asking you not to be alarmed because there will be smoke and emergency vessels on the water. the drills are expected to happen between 9 in the morning and 5 in the evening. coming up next, celebrating 100 years of education on the peninsula. a look at the history in the future when the state's oldest colleges. >> but first, a call to action across the county after a woman was struck some across the country after woman was struck and killed by a seattle police cruiser. how the bay area is joining the push. community members in fremont held a vigil tonight for john. the can do love the 23 year-old woman struck and killed by a seattle police cruiser. >> the vigil was organized by the grassroo

saying feminist things, you all, whenever you talk about the star-spangled banner, you talk about francis scottre would not have been a flag for him to see if five women had not made that enormous flag. thank you very much for taking my call. host: fabian in new york, new york on the republican line. caller: ok, how are you doing? i am sorry to hear there are so many trump aide are's out there. i think donald trump was the best thing to happen to this country since the internet. joe biden is corrupt. he is right there in people's faces and it is being ignored. the ukraine, it wouldn't be there if it wasn't for his son working for burisma, the most corrupt country in the world. he is there. my big story is all of the revolutions taking place in africa right now. mainly on the west coast. i would like to say, people should be paying more attention to what is going on out there. i don't hear it reported in the media. but god bless america. host: thanks, everyone, for sharing your top stories of the week. coming up next on "washington journal," we have american universities amy dacey, discussing th

saying feminist things, you all, whenever you talk about the star-spangled banner, you talk about francis scott? there would not have been a flag for him to see if five women had not made that enormous flag. thank you very much for taking my call. host: fabian in new york, new york on the republican line. caller: ok, how are you doing? i am sorry to hear there are so many trump aide are's out there. i think donald trump was the best thing to happen to this country since the internet. joe biden is corrupt. he is right there in people's faces and it is being ignored. the ukraine, it wouldn't be there if it wasn't for his son working for burisma, the most corrupt country in the world. he is there. my big story is all of the revolutions taking place in africa right now. mainly on the west coast. i would like to say, people should be paying more attention to what is going on out there. i don't hear it reported in the media. but god bless america. host: thanks, everyone, for sharing your top stories of the week. cong up next on "washington journal," we have american universities amy dacey, discussing