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geraldo, let me calm the waters here. geraldo, who started this war? who started firing the rockets? whose is firing -- >> you want to go back to 1948? 1967? 1973? >> sean: the 76 -- yes, i've been to israel. you know what? i've been to the border with gaza. >> i've covered early war -- >> sean: kids can't play in an outdoor playground because they can't get in a bunker. they play in indoor bunker play grounds. i've seen the rockets, 10,000 in one city in ten years. >> a palestinian -- >> sean: let me get me question in. who do you blame for firing the rockets first? who do you blame for firing it from densely populated areas and hospitals andschools? >> this started -- this current chapter of this ongoing violence started when israeli cops raided the mosque in the old city of jerusalem. >> get out of here. >> it is one of the most sacred places -- >> you don't know what you're talking about. >> listen to this guy. have you ever been? have you been at war? have you -- >> sean: i've been there many times. i'm showing video of me there. >> you haven't ei

geraldo on it and under it. [laughter] steve: i want a geraldo mask.k the administration has always been ambivalent about it, steve. i think they've gone through different incarnations of what the mandate should be. it wasn't really until april of 2020, after a lot of very conflicted advice that they finally mandated masks and just two weeks ago the guidance was that fully vaccinated people should be masked and still, still as you wear masks in subways and school buses, airplanes, hospitals, other crowded spaces, so i think they are trying to do their best. why do i wear a mask even though the science is so ambivalent? i always thought it was good man ners to put people at ease. how, after all, would i know that you're vaccinated? are you going to have a big v on your neck? will: why do you care though, geraldo if you're vaccinated? it doesn't matter if someone else is if you're vaccinated. geraldo: well, you know, i think , you basically are correct , but remember i was at school yesterday. she's 15 she got vaccinated the other day so i said isn't thi

geraldo, let me calm the waters here. geraldo, who started this war, who started firing the rockets, and whose firing -- >> you want to go back to 1967, 1973. >> sean: go back to the 1967-1973 war, and yes, i've been to israel. you know what? i've been to the border at gaza. let me tell you something. they can't play in an outdoor playground because they can't get in a bunker. i have seen the rockets, 10,000 in one city in 10 years. here's my question, though. let me get my question in. who do you blame for firing the rockets first? who do you blame for firing it from densely populated areas, and hospitals and schools? >> this started -- this current chapter of this ongoing violence started when israeli cops raided the mosque in jerusalem. it's one of the most sacred places. >> listen to this guy. have you ever been -- have you been at war? >> sean: i've been there many times. i'm showing video of me there. >> but you haven't either. that's the interesting thing. >> sean: i have been there multiple times. that right there

i want jack keane to weigh-in on this who was mentioned by geraldo. thank you, katie and geraldo. general jack keane, four-star retired general. he's advised many in situations like this and a fox news strategic analyst. general keane, your thoughts where we are right now. >> this is a complex situation for sure. a couple of points to understand. what hamas is doing, they're doing iran's bidding here. iran is the chief sponsor of what is taking place here. they use the wind fall money of the 2015 nuclear deal, which was $140 billion to fund their proxy wars and their -- fund their proxy terrorists in the region. it's likely most of the missiles raining down on israel all came from that deal, this is iran calling the shots here. why was there nothing like this during the trump administration? why didn't we see rockets raining down on israel during that period? because iran knew that the trump administration would hold them accountable. likely sanctions would increase and the pressure would increase on them. what i fault the biden administration for, i do support them making the str

geraldo: good morningdo oveer gt week -- geraldo: that curvy couch looks good.d back to normal. ainsley: steve, setup this topic geraldo: can i just say something about the migrants and the reunited families? if the parents are here without proper documentation, and the children are here without proper documentation they re unite the families they don't have proper documentation what happens to the families? once newly-released reunite the families, do they deport the families? i know they have some temporary status, but that doesn't solve the problem, reuniting. it's nice, the kid is with the parents again, but if their status here is still so shakey, it's quite possible the whole family will now be deported. it's a story that should be told the whole circle should be told. ainsley: how do they find the parents if they are undocumented. steve: they are trying to figure that out and your absolutely right, geraldo what the status going forward be after they re unite them, but let's talk about this story. out in southern california at cypress college, we ran a cli

geraldo: he qualifies.mer of trouble? geraldo: well, i think that anti-semetic feelings are a tradition in western civilization. they go back deep into the medieval period when jews were being thrown out of european cities, 1492 is known for columbus coming to the united states, and it's also when jews were thrown out of spain, so i think that anti-semitism is like a toothache. it exists and will continue to exist. it gets exacerbated every time there's a violent outbreak in the middle east. now, here this one started, i have to say this. this particular wave of violence started when there were demonstrations on the oxa mosque in the old city right above the western wall. it is the mosque one of the most sacred places in islam, israeli cops usually not allowed on the plaza: went up there, they were going after the palestinian demonstrators and all hell broke loose because of that. the old city of jerusalem. the holy city, the holy land is so much on a tinder box, it's so fragile the piece, it doesn't take m

joining us now with reaction, fox news contributor geraldo rivera. let's go to you and be with you. >> whether you agree or disagree with what you saw in that video with the cops trained -- that is a lethal weapon. it was the moment of the turn that took place, if youhe remember, shot up on the side. we willwe show the video again o bring everybody up to speed. everybody deserves due process, people forget you're an attorney. >> right. there are two issues. one issue is the criminal liability of the officer involved. will this be a justified homicide? that will be determined when the officer is tried in a court of law for the accusation of manslaughter, shooting the fleeing detainee in the back. now, there's plenty of justification the cop can argue, the deceased did pull thatdu taser out and did point it at the cop, but myav whole thing about these incidents, why not just let the guy run away? you know him coming have his car, you will catch up with him eventually? let's now argue the substance. the decision of the atlanta authorities and the police

here now fox news contributor at large, geraldo rivera. good to see you today. >> hi, martha. >> martha: we look at the black lives matter protest, what came up a george floyd. you tweeted today taking a look at those that participated in those protests, you say #blacklivesmatter only cares when the killer is a cop. >> i believe that, martha. we had an incident here in cleveland over the weekend. really encapsulates what's going on. we had a george floyd protest a preview protest. tomorrow is the anniversary. but we had a preview protest awhile ago, a couple weeks ago. one of the main speakers at the george floyd protest was murdered along with another fellow, two guys murdered a couple days ago. they arrested a 14-year-old in the double homicide. that's what's going on. there's a ghetto civil war that is raging. the more active black lives matter, the less active the police, the more crime has increased. all the big cities are seeing huge increases. new york, philadelphia, chicago, los angeles. it is really out of control. we have to reco

geraldo rivera and fox nation host, tomi lahren join us now.d to have you with us. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: this is sound bite from bill de blasio, the mayor, june 23, 2020. listen to this. >> so proves a change can come. we need more change. so one of the things we're going to be working on going forward is making sure there's a much better mechanism for weeding out the cops that shouldn't be on the force. >> martha: so now here we are. you heard about how much these shootings have escalated. i haven't seen the city this dangerous in decades, geraldo. >> you know, martha, he wants a mechanism by which we weed out bad cops. we ned a mechanism to weed out bad people. murder is up 36% in new york city. the worst mayor ever. three were shot dead over the weekend in harlem. the two women in the 4-year-old toddler, so glad that they're all going to be okay. thank god for the heroic cop. they get a lot of attention because there's tourists in times square of all places, a block from the head quarters from fox news. the mayhem out there, there we

geraldo, let me start with you.at does this tell you, that this has struck such a nerve, there's the most venomous vitreal being slung at senator scott because he said america is not a racist country. >> calling him an oreo, martha, is flat-out racism. that guy is a racist to utter that. imagine if a republican said that. there's a casual cruelty and contempt when it comes to senator scott that i find appalling. here's a guy that worked his way up from -- made it to congress, then to the senate. the only black republican. does this mean that you can't be republican and black without being an uncle tom? i think there is racism. it is with this dripping, dripping contemptuous take on people like tim scott that try to break a mold. he's proposed the justice act. a real step in the right direction when it comes to police, black and blue relations. for training and tactics and abolishing choke hold and the no-knock warrant. tim scott proposed that. not these flamboyant, i can say anything i want because you're a republic

geraldo, how do you see this playing out?nt all last summer denying. this is the largest increase in violence that we've seen since 1960. it is breaking decades of relative peace. there are reasons for that. you have the covid disruption, you have all the anti-police sentiments, the rioting and so forth. there are more guns on the street than ever before. but there seems, bill, to me to be almost a surrender to this violence. unless the violence is perpetrated by a cop the community doesn't seem to care or ignores it. it is a damnable situation but recognize how serious it is. >> very simple, bill. black lives matter is the heart and soul of the democratic party. black lives matter hates the police. the democrats are not going to alienate black lives matter and why you don't hear a democratic mayor or governor criticize the crime in these democratic cities. on the other hand you have ron desantis who is backing the blue, supporting police officers, funding police officers. if we will be honest let's be clear. democrats do not

being the offensive caricaturish person that he was, or geraldo.an boy who came under the influence of satanism and took part in a crime without passion or motive -- >> geraldo rivera takes the power of the talk show to a whole other level, trying to put people on stage who hate each other, who are going to fight -- >> in the case of the temple of set and the church of satan, we have not had any problems with criminal behavior -- >> but yet when you hear story after story after story of people committing these wretched crimes and violent crimes in the devil's name -- >> the more tension there is, the more conflict and violence there is, the more the ratings go up. and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. >> geraldo rivera is back in a controversy tonight. rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship. but today he found himself in a real free-for-all. >> i get sick and tired of seeing uncle tom here, sucking up, trying to be a white man -- >> go ahead. go ahead. >> sit down. >

thank you, leo and geraldo. nice to see you both.s. you are born into a family. the dangers of family thinking it becomes very hard to let poor performers go. shopify is a team, not a family, bill. something must have been happening over there. >> bill: shopify is based out of canada, too. maybe we can learn something from that. >> dana: canadians are so nice. not family, though. >> bill: former president obama acknowledging ufos may not be purely science fiction. roll it. >> we can't explain how they move, their trajectory. they did not have an easily explainable pattern. >> bill: he might know. he had all the secret information. then how close are we to finding out what the ufos really are? here is harris with a preview of "the faulkner focus" coming up in 10 minutes. good morning. >> harris: good morning, bill and dana. as the middle east conflict rages on there is new chilling video out of los angeles. it appears to show a pro-palestinian group attacking jewish diners. ambassador dan gillerman will join me and chicago's mayor is

the glasses and all i could think of is this robot looks a lot like eugene levy you know i'm from geraldo i'm a big you know as she t.v. fan i hope you jean doesn't see this and tries to sue me but you know god i love eugene levy he's great so that's kind of like you know aside from being a dad myself and having one of you know the best dad my dad eddie back in toronto and seeing my brother you know he's one of the greatest dads i've got to see raise his 2 kids and i thought boy i hope i'm as good as these guys but if i couldn't have my dad as a dad i would love to adopt eugene levy as my as my t.v. dad so he was basically you know one of those yeah basically the makings for a shoot or for me to kind of do it it's an oh it's a little spooky seeing a filipino guy sound like eugene levy where all the chefs create attention that he's been getting a huge exemption from the rest of us are ok oh boy yeah so yeah like i wasn't going to look at court he's a good friend divide and i'm sure he'll be ordered by they are watching us i think again if i had to say animated character which you know i wo

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witness called 911 the day before saying the man identified by documents i obtained as 33-year-old geraldoeras, says he specializes in killing asian people. the witness called police once again friday and this is what happens. >> stop right there. >> when the officer wearing a beanbag gun slung across her bag engages -- >> stop. turn around. >> -- asks him to turn around, put his hands on his head and asks if he has a weapon -- >> put your hands on your head. >> -- contreras turns around and attacks the officer knocking her to the ground. bystanders quickly jump into action. >> get off of her! >> michael waldorf in the printed shirt had just finished eating dinner at a nearby restaurant. >> i felt like it was an emergency. i felt like he could really do damage, that if we don't get him off of her right away, he could really do some damage. >> sfp d-backup quickly arrived on the scene and the man is arrested. according to the documents i obtained, this isn't contreras' first run-in with the law. he's been arrested for assault, elder abuse and for assaulting police officers in other parts of

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leo and geraldo said this yesterday. >> in solidarity with my white brethren i will not ask that mayorte mayor said the same thing you would have cnn, msnbc and black lives matter protesting and burning down this country. >> dana: you wrote about this today. tell us your take. >> it's inexplicable to me that lori lightfoot even though a short period of time would say no white reporters i'll only talk to black and latino reporters. she was trying to make a point about what she says is the overwhelming whiteness and maleness of the chicago press corps and news rooms but by injecting race and ethnicity seems to send precisely the wrong message. even the national association of black journalists isn't blacking her on this one. a latino reporter for the "chicago tribune" canceled an interview. for somebody elected to serve all the people this was a heavy handed move that kind of smells like reverse discrimination. >> dana: that's a story i'm sure you will covering it this weekend and we'll watch "media buzz". >> bill: 24 past the hour now. if you live in new york and think about getting the

a press conference and declare this was suicide by cop was based on everything you just said and geraldo terrorism. that's the elephant in the room. they want to mon op lies the term domestic terrorism. left wing domestic terrorist covered up by disgraced andrew mccabe. >> bill: can this be resolved? >> well, yes, it can be resolved i think with the stroke of a pen. just let the f.b.i. be in sync with the director of national intelligence and department of homeland security. it was clear. the left can be just as crazy as the right. this was domestic terrorism. when struck the ohio congressman who raised this issue is saying this is like january 6th. this is an insurrection. this guy was a terrorist. let's call him a terrorist. >> bill: one of the worst things about this, leo. if you are going to tie this to politics, if you are right that's the worst form of it. >> oh, thank you for that question. let's be clear. the f.b.i. was political. independent justice, law and order, forget it during the mccabe time period the four years trump was battling the f.b.i. was a political organization i