geraldo? >> geraldo: 18 years ago last week erika made me the happiest man on earth.. lafayette we partied at four seasons restaurant when four seasons was the happeningest restaurant in the city. and we went all the way into the deep into the the night before next morning in honeymoon south of france. >> jesse: who was at the wedding? who was on the guest list? >> geraldo: israeli ambassador. the palestinian representative. we had everybody -- >> jesse: any trouble at the bar? >> geraldo: no. it was the kind. >> jesse: separated. >> geraldo: they were at the same table. my children. >> jesse: can you top that one? >> dagen: hell, no. i don't have any friends. [laughter] >> dagen: maybe i don't want you to be my friend, geraldo. i'm just kidding. >> geraldo: i didn't even say anything. >> dagen: happy anniversary. how about that? i have been trolling the internet looking for exernz videos i'm on the road with my two dozen pounds i have gained during code. i discovered this. this is cork 8-year-old atlantic harbor seal that they taught at the aquarium to do crunches. y

right, geraldo?. she has her driver's permit. she asked and i allowed her to drive mom and dad allowed her to drive to the dinner mobile room downtown cleveland. >> greg: what did she drive? >> geraldo: i was petrified. >> greg: what car? >> geraldo: erika's land rover. >> not the bentley? >> maybe when she is 17. >> greg: put the bent in bentley. >> geraldo: it was so scary. she didn't hit anything. soul is going to be a great driver. >> jesse: all right, katie. >> katie: team u.s.a. shooting three golds, two silver and one bronze. gold in respective events. kailey browning won the silver. and lucas won the silver. madeline and ann and brian burrows won bronze. so, congratulations u.s.a. shooting. >> jesse: when you pose a medal you have to bite it that's a signature shot. why didn't they know that. >> dana: i don't know that. >> jesse: "special report" up next with the evil shannon bream. >> shannon: jesse has all kinds of medals he can by the. >> the independent investigation has concluded that go

. >> geraldo: now that you mention it here is tonight's edition of geraldo's news with geraldo.up with it. it's not about me. it's mike tobin our dear colleague intrepid crime reporter wonderful guy got engaged to julie in utah and last night what makes it relevant to the segment is that last night bill hemmer and i -- and craig, my brother craig and i welcomed mike tobin who is usually based in chicago roof top of the peninsula become my favorite bar in town and we put a few back. >> dana: why didn't you invite any girls? >> geraldo: that's an excellent question. where do you end? you start. [laughter] >> dana: congratulations mike tobin. >> dagen: he was a college cheerleader. >> dana: so was george w. bush. gathered gathered he did all the tricks. >> greg: doesn't want people to know about but you keep bringing up. he was a male cheerleader. shut up already. all right, dagen. >> dagen: he is strong man. so, geraldo is making me do this story because this is how big geraldo's like bathtub is. this is his hubber duck. i'm just kidding. this rubber duck appeared out of nowhere.

>> geraldo: now for the latest edition of geraldo's news with geraldo. dana: oh wow. >> geraldo: look behind me that new sculpture there that's called stargazer from lewis south africa can artist i got the it at my friend's gallery. show me in the pool. >> katie: do you blow paint through a straw like hunter? >> geraldo: notice i have my red, white and blue bandanna, the only clothing i'm wearing in the shot. [laughter] >> dana: all right joe biden. >> greg: you haven't learned anything from that twitter incident have you? >> geraldo: i was thinking of putting that shot in the cuomo scandal. [laughter] >> greg: thank god we have evil shannon bream. >> geraldo: why is she evil? >> shannon: greg, that is the question all of america is asking only you know the answer. we will discuss it. >> greg: that's true. >> shannon: thanks, greg. the presser intensifies on new york governor andrew cuomo to resign calling that robert corroborating shower. by almost a dozen women. president biden's education secretary says vaccinations and the masks should be part of the

>> sean: geraldo, geraldo -- hold on a second. this is important.state agency and immediately protected the most vulnerable population, got them the vaccine first, and that was ron desantis. every state has had a hot spot. with the delta variant, now we are learning, oh, people that are even vaccinated, they are now getting the virus. but i talked to ron desantis and ron desantis has already mobilized every state agency again to make regeneron and therapeutics for a fully vaccinated people that get break their cases of covid so that they want to go to die. no other state is doing it, geraldo. it's happening -- >> sean -- >> pretty close to 100% -- >> my turn, my turn, my turn! pretty close to 100% of all hospitalizations in florida as in the rest of the country are on vaccinated people. and when you -- >> sean: who did better? wait a second, i've got a question, who did better? new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, michigan or florida? what state did better, geraldo? >> florida! he doesn't know, sean. >> sean: florida, texas, south dakota. >> let me s

>> sean: geraldo, slow down now. geraldo, hold on a second, really important. country took every state urgent's, agency and immediately detected the most vulnerable population, got them the vaccine first, and that was ron desantis. every state has had a hot spot. with the delta variant, now we are learning, oh, people that are even vaccinated, they are now getting the virus. but i talked to ron desantis. and rhonda said tens already immobilized every state agency again to make regeneron theraper fully vaccinated people and break through cases of covid so that they won't go to the hospital or die. no other state is doing it, geraldo. it is happening down in florida. >> sean, 2100 -- my turn, my turn, my turn. pretty close to 100% of all hospitalizations in florida as in the rest of the country are on vaccinated people. >> sean: when i have a question, who did better, new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, michigan or florida? which state do better, geraldo? >> florida, florida. >> sean: florida, texas,ko south dakota. >> you askedta a question and lt me answer it.

it is a horse that did the work. >> geraldo. >> geraldo has an answer.for the developmentally disabled, 50 years ago. the remnants for the institutions, and they let them live in small community-based residences where they can live to their full human potential. john lennon, they helped me raise money for it but here's the home itself and can we go. it's in queens, there is six people living there. one of whom was in willowbrook the other day and now they lived and had one to one retention. this is 1 of 50. a 50th anniversary, 50 of these by the end and 50 of these homes for these people and folks. >> that's wonderful. >> uo dagan a beer, a dinner, and a "one more thing." >> "special report" is next, happy belated birthday. it's me when you signed off for the cheetos ice cream. >> it's kind of spicy i like it. >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. breaking tonight the conflict over the covid resurgence. florida's republican governor asking president biden why he's not doing his job. it comes after the president singled out governor ron desantis and his

steve: geraldo thank you very much have a great weekend. geraldo: thank you.deo, it shows that gunman opening fire on a street in broad daylight while another man can be seen darting into on coming traffic to avoid the bullets this incident happened on august 1 in harlem. police say the shooter took off on a scooter and then remains at large. thankfully no one got hurt and eelier look at the capitol, capitol hill, as a potential stalemate is brewing, nine moderate house democrats say they will not vote for the budget resolution, this threatens their party's two -track plan to pass both a $3.5 trillion social policy budget and an infrastructure bill. the new york times reports the group tells nancy pelosi they won't vote for the budget until the infrastructure bill passes the house and is signed into law. the house is scheduled to return in two weeks to vote on the budget resolution. >> and a chicago woman celebrate s her 1 tenth birthday. this is suzi lucy born in arkansas in 1911. she credits staying close to god and 7-up soda for her long life. she celebrate

>> geraldo: the latest edition of geraldo's geraldo news with geraldo today featuring my grandchildrenague or whatever they call that nowadays. my middle grandson for my son cruz liam, 4 and a half already a football player. amazing the little league they have. and there is sweety ella rose, she is 6 years old. already a cheerleader. >> greg: nice gender roles, geraldo. >> we have traditional. >> geraldo: she picked them. vincent the youngest pining away wants to get out there. send me in coach. >> dana: cute hat. katie? >> katie: we love music played by cute little puppies. take a look at puppy playing the bongo. it's awesome. >> greg: fake news. >> katie: getting a politic of help from the owner. is he making a noise at the bongo. cute little dog. he should start a band. >> greg: fake news. >> katie: it's real news. >> greg: that's a reasonable doubt rowing. >> dana: fake animal news. i think we have a new segment tune in every night for something more. "special report" suspect next. >> bret: definitely need to investigate the rat and harmonica. >> dana: get on that. >> greg: so funn

i'm dana, with katie, geraldo, and greg. this is the five. >> the last american war planes have left kabul airport. there are no more u.s. war planes at the airport. the american presence is gone from the airport. i can confirm with multiple u.s. officials i have spoken to in recent moments america's longest war is officially over. >> the war in afghanistan is officially over. as skwrep from said the last american airplanes of u.s. troops have left and tal boone in control of the airport. there are americans still there and the state department will work to get remaining americans out. we take this around our table, first. poet, have served. this must be filled with a lot of different emotions. >> yes, it's almost surreal to see that banner at the bottom right will. america ends war on n. afghanistan. setting aside all of the criticisms i and all others have i'm very glad every one of our boys at this point is off of that airfield. off of that kill zone and that x. you can talk about what was miss man amed and the future. we

>> >> greg: they are fantastic. >> geraldo: geraldo news with geraldo. >> this is the rivera edition.ughter, spoke at a group called friendship circle. which is where the typical kids get paired up with the developmentally disabled kids. the handicapped kids. and they befriend them and they spend time with them and soul is such a loving person. here she is addressing the crowd i'm following in my dad's footsteps yiddish word. my mother-in-law nancy and her husband gary and erika and there is the rabbi. there is a jewish thing it's still -- he is a nice guy. but, we raise money for the friendship circle to, you know, to make a donation to autism and so forth. >> dana: that's awesome. she is great. kennedy? >> kennedy: this one is for the moms. you guys have been boozing it up since the beginning of the pandemic. day drinking up for moms and moms ofyoung children. i think we can get it up to hundred by the end of this year. yesterday national rum day pineapple sour, two ounces pineapple rum, lime juice. three quarters ounces of simple syrup. not too hard. keep it simple, ladies. >> dana

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>> martha: fox news contributor news correspondent at large geraldo rivera.the images of the families. every time i see the american military on the wall and the way they're treating the children and the people with such care, i'm so proud of them and the work that they're doing. it's really -- they're in a very, very dangerous position. >> i have the same feeling. i thought that once the g.i. grabbed the child, i knew the child would be okay. that's the story of our men and women in uniform. they're so magnificent. we are a compassionate country. we're a caring country. we didn't want this to happen. it's awful. >> martha: here's president biden when he was asked about the future and the fate of the afghan women. watch this. >> what do we owe the afghans left behind, particularly the women facing the danger. >> i said get them out. get their families out if you can. the idea that we're able to deal with the rights of women around the world by military force is not rationale. >> martha: yeah. but then i want to play one more sound bite here, this is wendy she

i hear what you're saying, geraldo, chief craig. thanks.. >> thanks. >> trace: we have just gotten word president biden will take actions to stop americans from being evicted from their homes after facing intense political pressure from the progressive wing of his party. karl rove is here out of breaking news out of capitol hill after this. their interest ratesng newday is holding the line to keep their rates low. two and quarter percent, just 2.48 apr. save thousands every year. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself... 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip, or ton

good morning to you, geraldo. so geraldo, everybody saw this coming. geraldo: it was more than everybody seeing it coming and they kind of a general cliche of that, steve. we had specific, reliable intelligence that it was going to happen. i never heard a warning quite so vivid. there's a menace, it's coming, high security, red alert, we know it's happening, and yet, it still happened and still 13 died and 15 were wounded, some of them critically. how in the hell did that happen since we knew the attack was coming? these are very very hard questions and i really believe that when all is said and done they have to be answered, but i have a suggestion, because i don't think we have any capability now that we have dismantled all the bases that you have lifted, we don't have any real intelligence on the ground to help us find isis- k, the alleged perpetrators of this atrocity, where not only were all these gi's killed but scores of afghans including little children were also murdered. the taliban wants to be a member of the family of nations. the taliban s

rachel: geraldo, always great talking to you, thank you. will: thanks, geraldo.ince andrew. the sun reports he would testify on behalf of virginia who has accused the prince of sexually assaulting her multiple times when she was 17. epstein's former employee says he often saw her near the pool on epstein's private island between 2001-2004. prince andrew has denied any wrongdoing. >>> an elementary teacher is fined after resigning over school policies. josiah taught the sixth grade math in kansas. he quit after district announced masks for unvaccinated teachers and implemented critical race theory. he says the district's signed him $1,000 for resigning after a specific deadline in his contract. >>> now, what if george washington went a different direction in designing the white house? a collaboration bringing the rejected plans for the executive building to life. on the left you see the real white house next to a depiction of the original plans for it. they include the designs of a third president, thomas jefferson, which i believe is on the right. and those are y

i got a case from greg norman. >> jesse: okay, geraldo.sks. that means there were 56 other people with that name that got you to use 57. "what did you learn today?" jesse? >> jesse: i learned something about my executive producer, which i will not share. [laughter] i learned, also -- >> greg: congratulations! is that what happened? >> jesse: did i say it? [laughter] >> greg: i'm not going to say. >> greg: are you leaving us? >> jesse: i'm definitely not going to say it. >> greg: you are pregnant and leaving us! >> jesse: no. i learned that 70% of the american population has been vaccinated, not 60%. that was an error on my part. [laughter] >> greg: dagen? >> dagen: my gray hair grows and quicker than i thought it is. [laughter] i need to go get something done. two weeks. >> shannon: i can still, even having lived in new york, get on the wrong subway and end up somewhere didn't try to. even though i ended up on the mic at the wrong place, when i got on acted like i knew what was doing, he said "could you help me?" i was like "i didn't inten

fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera joins us., and just to teed us up for the folks at home, let's play a little bit of that video that was shared here by the fairfax county public school. >> i feel safe when there are no police, and it is no one's job to tell me how i feel. >> john: this video was being aimed at kindergartners at bailey's elementary school in falls church, and it virginia, not far from where i live with other content related to critical race theory, your thoughts about this? >> you know, when you go after kid so young, so tender, so impressionable, i really think that it is a reckless and exploitive act, whenever you are in politics, leave the kids out of it. and whenever you bring it into a school and the child sees it in the same context as he or she sees their regular lessons and they get that in their little impressionable mind that the cops are bad, you know, when i grew up, it was exactly the opposite. we extolled the virtue of the cop, the cop on the corner, the friendly cop, and those days they used to c

>> geraldo: i was thinking of putting that shot in the cuomo scandal. [laughter] >> greg: thank god we have evil shannon bream. >> geraldo: why is she evil? >> shannon: greg, that is the question all of america is asking only you know the answer. we will discuss it. >> greg: that's true. >> shannon: thanks, greg. the presser intensifies on new york governor andrew cuomo to resign calling that robert corroborating shower. by almost a dozen women. president biden's education secretary says vaccinations and the masks should be part of the back-to-school preparations this year. plus, a texas town at its whit's end takes the migrant crisis into its own hands. and dramatic video from body cams of first responders to the south florida condo collapse that killed almost 100 people. "special report" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. the calls are increasing tonight for the removal of new york democratic governor andrew cuomo. following yesterday's bombshell report by the state's attorney ge

one lost her life this weekend. >> martha: raymond, geraldo. thank you.s week in new york. we'll talk about the gang situation that is fuelling this, like he just said mayor lightfoot doesn't want to talk about it. she just mentioned what is cueing these young people to kill people so randomly in our cities. we'll talk this on, we're going to break it down, we're going to explain what's going on. moments from now, we're seeing robert durst who is facing first degree murder charges in the death of his friend two decades ago. he's going to take the stand in his own defense. we're going live to los angeles with the breaking news next. refi wo r is the lowest rate in newday's history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. just one call, and you can save thousands every year. there's no money out of pocket and no up front fees. the newday two and a quarter refi. at these rates, you may never need to refinance again. [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control. it's clinically s

join now by fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera, he has reported from afghanistan 11 times since the september 11th attacks in he says he's been told numerous times if it were not for his colleagues interpreter, in friend, right now that interpreter is in afghanistan trying to escape with his famil in geraldo joins me now. thank you very much for being here. what can you tell us about this individual. i know you've been in contact with him throughout the last 48 hours, what is he going through and what is happening right now? >> it's more than the individual , his entire family, several members of whom worked with us over the years, did on many occasions save us from the payroll of the combat, the countryside, they knew so well, we knew not at all. we are worried sick now. i've been on the phone all day with cobble. just worried that as they come knocking on the doors in so forth it's as terrifying. i'm so angry at the utter incompetence demonstrated by th admirer admin again administration in the folks organizing the evacuation of th friends in families of our colleagues f

geraldo, thank you so much. >> so nice working with you.has been working for decades. >> my little screen in the basement. will: let's check-- let's go to mimi's diner where our friend lawrence jones who has been working all morning is near fort drum. reporter: good morning, family. i have enjoyed my time here listening to the people. a wealth of knowledge. we will talk to one expert about why bagram air base was closed and we will talk with military wives that are being impacted by this and what they are saying. so many different perspectives and it's not a political perspective. it's very personal to them. we will talk about that more and more on "fox & friends". will: let's go to gillian who has headlines as she rushes over steve: you were busy shaking hands. gillian: out of breath, but that's okay. a mississippi officer is rushed into surgery after being shot in what officials call a gunfight and ambush. it happened in jackson, after officers tracked down a suspect in connection with reports about men carrying guns in a park. the suspec

biden please help all of the afghans who supported you and helped you. >> sandra: geraldo rivera joinshed and heard? >> it's so heart breaking. we have the same situation with our trusted translator and guide. a man who saved our lives countless times. he is stuck there right now it. we are trying to pull every string we can. talking to everyone we can. trying to get him on the appropriate list. it's very, very nerve wracking. he the taliban come knock on his hotel door the other night. we talked to him through various apps every couple of hours to get his situation. it's complicated. we have to get him out and his wife and his children and get them all on the same list, the same manifest. then the situation where the u.s. military planes are waiting but as that man described, you have to get people from where were they are through the taliban checkpoints and to the airport to access the u.s. military plane. it's very, very nerve wracking. i won't put him for fear. haroon is brave to do what he i hope it doesn't impact him negatively. we have a very narrow window of opportunity here. t

todd: geraldo rivera terry into president biden for delivering a speech on covid 19 vaccine this chaosaks out in afghanistan. jillian: the president avoided taking questions from the media after the news conference. joe concha joins us. we should be surprised because they haven't taken many questions on this at all. >> it is like we are watching the 2020 campaign play out where president biden and kamala harris really taking questions during the campaign for a year, year and a half, and now they are in charge and hold accountable for the playbook. the president's have is won't allow the commander-in-chief to take questions on afghanistan during international crisis. here we have a situation where thousands of americans are left behind in afghanistan and you have everybody from the defense secretary to the national security adviser saying they can't guarantee, when lloyd austin said when the clock runs out what will happen to these people, worse than the iran hostage situation because the taliban may start executing people because that is what we have seen from images out of kabul were

while geraldo rivera a couple of years ago did a two hour documentary on sexual abuse of women inprison . every one of the victimized we interviewed were black. everyone is a victim was black. it didn't even provoke a single day of discussion . not a single day. because evil has to wear a white face before an attack get any attention. as long as that continues, it's always going to be detrimental so that's why i think we want to be emphasizing the ability of low income people instead of looking at life through the prism of race. because if these people like you and me will benefit. and people are looked on in these high crime drug infested neighborhoods, they do not benefit but we can walk around and look at what we've accomplished but it's coming after a sense of others in that commitment. >> one of the things that's interesting about what you just said and what you just said you accentuate very much at the very end of the introduction to the book. you quote adolph reed. and you quote adolph reed and he says identity is very much the ideology of professional management class. they pref

geraldo rivera is here. great to have you. people who helped the allies and us. you have stories. >> on the phone right now, we will not name him for fear of compromising his security. one of the people waiting, dana and bill to get out now is on the phone. he is so trusted by us. he saved our life on numerous occasions. he has come to the united states, visited, stayed with me as a family. now he is terrorized and on pins and needles waiting on this process. dear friend, brother, how are you? tell us how are you? >> i should say i'm fine. we should always thank the gods but there is a desperate situation in kabul at the moment. we do not know what will happen to us because these guys are just going door-to-door and looking for the people, the ones who are working for the international community especially for the americans and they are chasing them. i'm here with my family in one of the hotels here in afghanistan waiting for this flight we were told we would have a flight today but we waited the whole day and we still have no

. >> hello, i'm dana perino along with kennedy, geraldo rivera, jesse watters. 5:00 in new york city.ey are prepared to provide safe passage of civilians to the airport. we intend to hold them to that commitment. >> president biden faced a new wave of criticism for how he plans to get over 10,000 americans and countless african out of the country. the white hous

geraldo rivera several years ago did a two-hour documentary on sexual abuse of women in prison. every one of the victimized he interviewed were black and every one. victims were black, it didn't provoke a single day of discussion, not a single day. because evil has to wear a white face before it attracts any attention and as long as that continues, it's always going to be detrimental. so that's why i think we ought to be emphasizing upward mobility of low income people instead of looking at life through the prism of race because these people like you and me will benefit and people who are -- look like us in the high crime and drug infested neighborhoods they will not benefit, but we can walk around all proud and look at what we've accomplished, but it's coming at the expense of others in that community. >> now, one of the things that's interesting about what you just said and what you just said you accentuate very much at the end of the introduction of the book, you quote adolf reeves and you quote adolf reed and adolf, he says identity is very much the ideology of the professio

you of all people, geraldo. >> jesse: that's it for us. "special report" is up next for bret berry. >> bret: lower hipbone to the rib? >> dana: lowest rib and hipbone almost touch. >> bret: all right. thank you. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight. [gunfire] >> bret: gunshots ring out near the airport in kabul. desperation only growing there as people attempt to flee afghanistan. these graphic photos appear to show the barbaric reality in afghanistan under taliban control. this is the group tries to sell itself as more compassionate; however, saying different things to different people. and now we are hearing of the plan to evacuate americans from afghanistan by the end of the month is in question. in fact, president biden just moments ago said in an interview that american troops will stay beyond the deadline until all americans are out of afghanistan. that is new. the president insisting all in that interview that he was clear-eyed about the chaos that would ensue following the u.s. departure. >> you don

i am dana perino with greg gutfeld, dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera and jesse watters.to defund the police but it comes with a big catch. the liberal lawmaker renewing her demand whileef

. >> geraldo: it's been nice to work with you all. [laughter] >> greg: "special report" is up next. you are still here, right? >> bret: hi, greg. duck, duck, mike tobin. that's a good end. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight. [one fire. [gunfire] >> they don't know how to control crowds. so they do these things. >> bret: chilling new video obtained by fox news shows afghans taking cover as gunfire rings out around the perimeter of the of the kabul airport. some protesters waived the afghanistan flag in defiance of the taliban as it retakes afghanistan. thousands of americans and afghans are waiting their turn to leave. flights at the airport have picked up, but fox news has learned that each transport plane that took off today was only at 60% capacity. and moments ago, breaking news, a "wall street journal" report that fox news has now confirmed saying state department officials, two dozen of them at the kabul embassy sent a memo to top brass last month warning of the potential collapse of kabul soon after the august 3 st troop withdrawal deadline.

i'm jesse waters with dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera, dana perino and greg gutfeld.00 in new york city and this is "the five." president biden dodging the media just a few moments ago on the nightmare he created in half again stan. instead, the president sitting down with abc and claims he has no regrets on how things unfolded. >> we've always

i'm dana, with katie, geraldo, and greg. this is the five. >> the last american war planes have left kabul airport. there are no more u.s. war planes at the airport. the american presence is gone from the airport. i can confirm with multiple u.s. officials i have spoken to in recent moments america's

. >> these cities are war zones, geraldo. this is a war on police now. >> democrats hate the police because they don't control the police. >> no physical evidence that george floyd was murdered by a cop. that was uttered. that was just said. now, even though we all knew what we had seen, even though it was clear to everyone what derek chauvin did to george floyd, responsible organizations were careful in the language that they, we, used to describe what happened because chauvin was innocent until proven guilty. so we would say things here on "all in" like, he put his knee on the neck of george floyd, and he appeared to kill him. that changed when we found -- when chauvin was found guilty. we then said the murder of george floyd, that derek chauvin had murdered george floyd. but there is no such regulation in the world of fox news, of course. on january 6th, rioters stormed the u.s. capitol. many of them were killing thin blue line flags. they threatened, attacked, and beat up police officers. they threatened the lives of elec

. >> geraldo: roth hot tar to a it look beyond words is what their is. >> absolutely, brian.yes we owned a lot of afghanistan over the past 20 years we didn't have to own this detar purr. we have have publicly handed it off. families like mine escaped persecution in syriaened a iran. wherever our america is a beacon of liberty. we don't abandon people that share our values. yet, that's the narrative that we leave with. that we wasted. we turned on a dime. left them and abandoned them. all the good we did the last 20 years. the biden fecklessness now has left and wasted because of lack of planning, lack of strategy. that's not the america that i know, that my family knew and as a muslim fighting for reform, i can't tell you what power this gives to our islamist enemies america is all conspiracy. they don't want to help muslims. boy, talk about the left feeding into the islamist power structure. this is -- this week, bribe, is going to be looked on in the next generation august 2021 tipping point for islamists american weakest and islamist. brian: weak because we left two comma

. >> dana: geraldo made a point that baby will be safe. >> bill: the kid was still in a diaper. nonprofit that truly have been there for me since day one. it has been 11 years since i lost my legs and they were there days after my injury and today. it really is more than just a nonprofit organization. there really are more than employees, they are family and friends to me. my kids think of them as family, truly. and they've been able to put a lot of stuff in place and the well-being of all service members truly is their focus. which is why i'm on here to really get that and convey that. i know a lot of service members right now are struggling with those questions that i mentioned and i want them to know on behalf of semper fi and america's fund they are just a call away. everybody has a case manager. if they don't, they have a website and numbers to call. truly they're there for you. i'm speaking on my own behalf they have changed my life and saved my life literally. >> dana: it makes a difference to hear from somebody who has benefited from it and also we had the veterans crisi

they think my geraldo rivera, she's smart, if we give her more power in fact if we give her more of myworks, that's not even how democracy works but the left seems to believe that my gosh, give them more power, they will make everything right, and you know, it didn't work for venezuela, it hasn't worked for cuba. country after country is i'm sure you and jonathan can point out, it's just the wrong way to go. jackie: real quick, 10 seconds jonathan. you look at the markets and what's happening with the virus, the pandemic reopening, the spending, the inflation. i don't know, the biden administration took over and said we're going to make things better. the stock market maybe up but i'm not necessarily sure that the underlying economy is in the best shape that it could be. >> yeah, i think now given the risks not only the economy but in washington d.c., in government, now is the best time more than ever, not to make investing in all decisions whether it's stocks, bitcoin, bonds or anything else. jackie: guys we're watching the dow taking an intraday hit after hitting an all-time high thi