trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina. welcome.ghts on the situation in afghanistan? u.s. troops coming out. what are your concerns? >> i will be bipartisan. it's a disaster. it will be on president biden's watch but president trump was encouraging it too. this is south asia. we will have no major baseen there. the bagram air force base is a substantial base and we monitor from there. the road from china to europe goes right through afghanistan. we made it easier. plus consider the women. will they be able to go to school? i hope we got out as many people who helped us as possible. finally, not just the moral victory but a real victory for the taliban. we cheered when the soviets left and now we are leaving. the comments from the pentagon sounded like saigon. very sorry to say this. this is a dreadful and huge mistake. >> there is concern about the interpreters and the drivers who helped u.s. forces. let's play this clip. >> these are interpreters and drivers, people who warned our american troops of threats. we have to get w them

trey gowdy was talking about cori bush and st.ve been threatened with all manner of violence. because of that members of congress are allowed to spend campaign money on their safety. safety is priority number one for members of congress, as it should be. but what about you? >> bill: he stuck the landing. what do you think, joe? >> yeah, the east german judge would give him a 10 there. one point on cori bush's -- a squad member, democrat missouri congresswoman. where the money comes from that she is spending. not her own pocket. it bears repeating. it comes from her campaign donors. here is what she had to say in october of 2020. we'll defund the police and refund social services. the police have failed to fix themselves. we're going to do it. okay. basically what she didn't add an overwhelming majority of people in her district can't afford to do the same for themselves. nancy pelosi rewarded ms. bush by naming her vice chair of the subcommittee on crime and terrorism. you can't make this up. in st. louis it bears repeating the ho

thank you for joining us, i am troy, welcome y gowdy, welcome to sunday night in america.ve seen images from haiti, cuba and afghanistan, images of people in other country carrying our american flag as they fight to secure their own fundamental freedoms, confident we see -- then we see images from our own country of our flag burned organizationed. and calling for u.s. to sense our police, our soldiers to help them even as there are calls here -- by our own politicians to denigrate the same institutions. we're asked to keep peace in parts of the world that some of us condition find on a map -- can't mind on a map, it say comp compliment on one hand. but with the expectations comes the pressure live up to the expectations to be worthy of those expectations. america is one of those rare nations where you are free to even burn your own flag. you are free to turn your back on your own flag. even as you are vying to compete on the world stage urge that same flag. america is a country where you are not only free to call for the police and the military to by it defunded but you wi

and i'm going to be on trey gowdy's show on sunday. all across the globe who are still trafficked, sold, we are talking about human beings and real lives. i have a great friend from college who heads up a group world health. get these people out and give them a new life. give them skills so they can work and have some kind of economic hope again. world help. your part today. >> jesse: human trafficking. >> we have serious. all right. katie? >> katie: the american olympians aren't just bringing gold medals home they are showing off awesome nail art. sunni lee the gymnast who took home the gold medal. white nails with olympic rippings. makayla skinner team u.s.a. star accent in addition to the rings. reagan smith the u.s.a. swimmer competed in very colorful oval shaped nails and katie ledecky the swim legend who won the gold medal in the debut of the 500 freestyle race of the women competed in bright red nails with fun polka dot. >> greg: where are the men? >> katie: this is a women's only segment. >> greg: gender discrimination. >> shan

thank you for joining us, i am troy, welcome y gowdy, welcome to sunday night in america.ight to secure their own fundamental freedoms, confident we see -- then we see images from our own country of our flag burned organizationed. and calling for u.s. to sense

fox news host trey gowdy calls her a hypocrite.ells us she is progressive. the better word might be hypocritical. she wants to defund your police while she has a robust personal security detail in washington and st. louis. and that sends the clear message that her safety is more important than yours. jillian: a recent campaign filing showed that bush's expenses for the detail came between april and june. griff: a live look now at ocean city, new jersey this morning. looks pretty good there. fox news senior meteorologist janice dean is here with our fox weather forecast. hi, janice. >> hello, griff and jillian. good morning. we had thunderstorms in the nor east, woke everybody up. i think nature's alarm, right. we did -- some current temperatures, 74 in new york, 76 in kansas city, 62 in seattle. we'll build the heat up across the central u.s. today. showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for the four corners area. we need it but too much of a good thing can cause flash flooding. that's what we have going on right now with flood

my good friend, trey gowdy, talking about another topic but we lean in on this one. if you want to persuade someone, start making sense. what is up with all of the confusion over the mask? >> that's a very good way to start, harris. the confusion is that they are making it all like one way or the other and that's what is confusing people. here is the science. it is a diversion airy tactic. masks are of limited value. if you wore an n-95 mask tested for leaks the way i do it would protect you but the surgical mask or cloth mask that isn't fit properly is extremely limited help. then you are asking a vaccinated person to take it when you just finished telling them that the vaccine protects them. we love the vaccine, harris. it does protect you. the chances of you being hospitalized with covid-19 after getting that vaccine is probably less than 2%. it is a really powerful at decreasing severe disease and decreasing rate of spread. if you're vaccinated it is unlikely the mask would add anything. they're trying to say we don't know if you are vaccinated or not so we can't

let's bring back our panel trey gowdy harold ford jr."how i saved the world." harold, let me start with you, firm words from the president and are there democrats taking from cuban situation how do you see it? >> let me be clear i'm not one of those democrats. i stand with the president in standing against protesters in standing up a decaying communist regime. any american serving in public office has a responsibility to do this. i hope that those democrats and republicans alike who have not announced their unwavering support for those protesters for those seeking freedom that they will speak up soon and speak up with the same kind of passion they do for issues that bother them in other ways. >> bret: obviously one of those democrats i'm talking about is weenders who has spoken about that then back then and now. take a listen. >> we're very opposed to the authoritarian nature of cuba. but, you know, it's unfair to simply say everything is bad, you know, when fidel castro came into office, do you know what he did? he had a massive literac

jackie: trey gowdy on sunday night in america called out the hypocrisy.ed out the hypocrisy. >> do you feel safe? could your neighborhood benefit from greater police? are the streets you walk and ride down lined with police cars? do you have personal security when you travel? i understand full well why members of congress spend money on their personal safety. i just don't understand why some members of congress don't feel the same way about your safety. if their safety is the highest priority, shouldn't your safety be too? jackie: of course that was trey gowdy calling out the hypocrisy of missouri representative cori bush who called to defund the police but spending $70,000 on private security. this is going on in cities across the country. >> when you look at the sentiment defund the police, a lot of democrats lose a lot of down ballot elections as it relates to defunding the police. the communities of color are undersiege. there is no answer from the elected officials. when you look at the state of hypocrisy of defunding police, it only suits that light

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. >> good evening happy independence day, i am trey gowdy, welcome to "sunday night in america," on july 4, 1776, most consequence shall country in history announced itself to the world. and for nearly 250 years, the united states of america has been a source of light, a source of justice, a source of prosperity and a sanctuary for those fleeing oppression. our sons and daughters have died on 4 en battlefield -- foreign battle feels, defending and liberating others, we're the first to help when others are in need. it all started with an idea. started with an aspiration. even as we celebrate america today, it is appropriate to look back on america on its first day. the most significant line in america's birth certificate is this, we hold these truths to be self evident. all men are created equal. that they are endowed by their creator with certain unable uny- rights. the word truth, the acknowledgment there is something called truth, it is self evident, the truths do not derive from others, not granted to us as favor, and we're not waiting for others to illuminate those truths for us, the

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ trey: good evening thank you for joining us, i am troy, welcome y gowdy, welcome to sundaym haiti, cuba and afghanistan, images of people in other country carrying our american flag as they fight to secure their own fundamental freedoms, confident we see -- then we see images from our own country of our flag burned organizationed. and c

. >> good evening happy independence day, i am trey gowdy, welcome to "sunday night in america," on julystory announced itself to the world. and for nearly 250 years, the united states of america has been a source of light, a source of justice, a source of prosperity and a sanctuary for those fleeing oppression. our sons and daughters have died on 4 en battlefield -- foreign battle feels,

. >> good evening happy independence day, i am trey gowdy, welcome to "sunday night in america," on july america has been a source of light, a source of justice, a source of prosperity and a sanctuary for those fleeing oppression. our sons and daughters have died on 4 en battlefield -- foreign battle feels, dng

i am jon scott, thank you for joining us, see you next week, "sunday night in america" with trey gowdy up next. trey: good evening thank you for joining us, i am troy, welcome to "sunday night in america." members of congress are spending more money than ever on their personal security, a track tragic reflecttion of the time we live in steve scalise shot for practicing a charity baseball gym. because of these threats of violence, members of congress are allowed to spend campaign money on their safety, some members of congress travel with personal security while in their districts and states, there is a police present when requested. the capitol itself it heavily guarded there are police everywhere, metal detectors and dogs trained. it is there safety is prior toyy number one for members of congress. but what about you? are you safe? do you feel safe? could your neighborhood benefit from greater police presence. is your place of work armed with metal detectors or guard dogs? do you have personal security when you travel? i understand full well why members of congress spend money on thei

[laughter] i was thinking about trey gowdy. doesn't he remind you of draco malfoy?that you've really become superstars in this universe and it is without question unequivocally a huge smash, big hit. your success is well-earned and it is undeniable. so i'm, i'm pleased to be here. >> dana: many doubters. >> greg: yes, there were. >> katie: there still are. >> greg: there still are. there was a guy who predicted we would be done in months. >> dana: there was a guy who told me not to unpack. [laughter] >> greg: katie, so your interaction, you are a regular coming in. what is year, i would like to get your input on working with our producers. >> katie: oh. >> greg: who we have not mentioned yet, who often prepare you and prepare us for the show. they deserve a lot of the gratitude and a lot of the success. >> katie: the outcome of the folks the scenes. [laughter] >> jesse: it was like pulling teeth right there. >> greg: spread around the credit for the success of the show. i think as you've seen over the course of ten years and you see throughout the week, there are so

trey gowdy is calling out democrats for their sout outrage over -- their outrage over voter id laws.s willing to provide you with an identification card free of charge and all you have to do is he show that identification so we can make sure you are who you purport to be, how can that possibly be motivated by racial annums and what a difference a month makes. now some of those same voices on the left claim they never really opposed voter id. some of those same democrats don't have any problem showing an id to vote. turns out it wasn't racist after all a. turns out it's only racist when we suggest it but not when they suggest it. you probably haven't gotten your apology yet. ashley: vice president kamala harris is facing backlash for suggesting voter id laws wouldn't work for rural voters. coming up this hour, two voters from a rural texas county join us live to respond. todd: dozens of billionaires fly their carbon emitting private jets to an annual idaho summit to discuss climate change. sources say the air space was so congested the faa temporarily banned planes on the west coast f

fox news host trey gowdy calls her a hypocrite for this.listen. >> cori bush tells us she is progressive. the better word might be hypocritical. she wants to defund your police while she has a robust personal security detail in washington and st. louis and that sends the clear message that her safety is more important than yours. jillian: a recent campaign filing showed that bush's expenses for the detail came between april and june. griff: well, senate lawmakers could finalize their bipartisan infrastructure package today, key word, could, but new roadblocks are already spelling doom for the bill. marianne raferty is here with the details. >> the bipartisan infrastructure deal could be ready to go today and now lawmakers have to figure out how to pay for it. the bill includes $579 billion of new spending with $110 billion for bridges and roads, $73 billion for you power infrastructure and $66 billion for passenger and freight rail. but the plan may have already hit a roadblock. house speaker nancy pelosi says the bill will go nowhere witho

so take a look at trey gowdy. >> trey: do you feel safe?our neighborhood benefit from greater police presence? is your place of work armed with metal detectors and guard dogs or the streets you ride down and lined down lined with police cars? do you have personal security when travel? i understand full well why members of congress spend money on their personal safety. i just don't understand why some members of congress don't feel the same way about your safety. if their safety is the highest priority, shouldn't your safety be, too? brian: i found it unbelievable, too. i think it was friday when president biden was finally asked a follow-up question. he said i never said defund the police. you can split hairs he says re-purposing. people in his party have. he never gets asked this question. finally a reporter says people in your party have said defund the police. they say i suck the blood of children do. they say that? just another bizarre statement from him when is he unscripted. the reporter said, no. i don't even -- sooner or later, some

former tennessee and inclusion capitol and trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina.t is of interest to a lot of people. trey, it seems like we are heading down this road. and there may be masks in several places. >> trey: yeah, i think it's good, bret, that vaccinations are up. and our good friend harold ford always encourages us to follow the science. and i know what he means by that and he is well- intentioned. it would be much easier if the science was actually consistent. so, when you can dance at a wedding reception this side of the street but not that side of the street and we need to follow science unless it impacts teacher's unions then people believe to lose confidence in science. i'm all for following science it would be easier if science spoke with one about how science has been all over the place in some ways. the one thing we know that if you are vaccinated, the likelihood of you -- of this delta variant causing hospitalization or death or serious health challenges, the science certainly says that is far muted. i listened to my old friend chris christie.

trey gowdy ripping into the hypocrisy. >> i don't know about your city or state, but $70,000 would getn personal police officer in south carolina. 24 hours a day, seven days a week. cori bush tells us she is progressive. the better word might be hypocritical. she wants to defund your police while she has a robust personal security detail in washington and st. louis. >> greg: that's trey fouady, dana, you are aware of him. great show on the weekends. welcome back. you are so brave. >> dana: thank you, i feel better now. help me keep strong. >> greg: that's good. anyway, seeing videos now. the police are realizing how important it is to show what's going on on the street because, for so long, all you saw were the things in which they were involved in and now we are seeing what happens when the police -- >> dana: coin a phrase this is what you do when you fight fire with fire. the videos are the things that the people are reacting to. and we saw that, as you mentioned, obviously when there have been videotape of police brutality, we have seen that and there is a big reaction to it. i thin

jonathan swan, national political reporter for axios and trey gowdy, former congressman from south carolinahin there and also sink is not for adjusting filibuster even down from 60 votes to 55, what is the plan of attack here from the white house point of view? >> it's really hard. i mean, everything has to go almost perfectly for them to get these two bills through and when i talk to white house officials and people close to the white house who are advising the white house, when you have honest conversations with them that are not on the record for public consumption, they're pretty bearish about the reconciliation package. it's just hard to imagine a package that gets through the senate with joe manchin, you just spoke to him, with his vote that can then be signed off on by the most progressive members of nancy pelosi's house. it's just a really big gap between the house progressives and joe manchin and kyrsten sinema and i don't know what kind of political magic can bridge that gap and nor did the people i talk to. >> bret: meantime, molly, the progressive side, the democrats, are throwi

trey gowdy was going to be the next trump, it didn't work out for him.recreate the special sauce of t career and recognize they'll have to find their own path? if you have a choice between the real thing and the fake thing, i don't know how many republicans will get that excited about ron desantis. >> i think it's going to take seeing dozens of not hundreds of political careers going up in flames trying to recapture that magic that only trump can afford. i don't think that's the case. and what's unique here is, for all of desantis' problems and challenges, he's a very cunning political person. he rides into the governor's mansion strictly on his fealty and imitation act of trump and in essence won that support by kissing up to trump all throughout the 2018 cycle. it was said he ran his campaign for governor out of the trump hotel in washington. but he and the other contenders that are looking at the landscape understand that in the case of 2024, it's very precarious. until an event happens that removes trump from the scene, whether it be an indictment or

so much so that i was speaking in an interview earlier with trey gowdy.o i recognize that of which my ancestors bled and sweat and their tears were for. for me to remember that that pain was there for a reason and it is for me to recognize my purpose here on earth and to impact >> jesse watters and greg gutfeld, 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. ♪ >> get ready for masks to make a comeback even if you're vaccinated. liberal cities are beginning to mandate them again as row kid vases from the delta variant surge across the country. a new report says the white house is weighing whether it should shift guidance. reportedly talking to the cdc and one idea being considered is

todd: trey gowdy says democrats made a lethal mistake by calling to defund police.n. >> you were told last year we needed to he defund the police. you were told we needed to eliminate the police many you were told we really needed more social workers and psychologists. you were told that crime would go down if there were fewer cops. you were told there are things cosh yule gists -- you knew it was a dumb idea when you heard i you knew we really don't want social workers showing up when someone is breaking into our homes or shooting up the neighborhood. unfortunately, there were some who did not understand the idiocy of defunding law enforcement and tragically many of those people serve in city government in some of america's largest cities. they won't ever apologize for this lethal mistake. but even if they did, it's really hard to hear apologies from the grave. todd: a minute ago you heard lauren blanchard mention texas governor greg abbott's crackdown on gun laws. we'll be talking about that with texas attorney general ken paxton, coming up later this hour. ashley

i am jon scott, thank you for joining us, see you next week, "sunday night in america" with trey gowdyyou for joining us, i am troy, welcome to "sunday night in america." members of congress are spending more money than ever on their personal security, a track tragic reflecttion of the time we live in steve scalise shot for practicing a charity baseball gym. because of these

trey gowdy here. >> cori bush tells us she is progressive for the better word might be hypocritical. wants to defund your police while she has a robust personal security detail in the washington and st. louis and in that sense, the clear message that her safety is more important than yours. >> harris: was she could do some oversight there. jason? >> jason: doesn't have to be that way. that's what is so infuriating. americans from coast-to-coast don't feel safe. they don't feel secure. what is the policy that the democrats put forward? they are clearly on the record to defund the police. they advocated that. just last year, kamala harris was out bailing people out of jail as fast as she could to get people out on the street and was advocating for cashless bail. they went forward and raised the dollar amounts for a felony you see these people walking into a walgreens or target best brazenly shoplifting and taking the stuff out of the store when you watch these horrific videos, people don't want to walk down the street and the democrats don't have a single policy prescription to solve t

former tennessee congressman and ceo of empowerment inclusion capital and trey gowdy former congressman is going. >> bret, i just -- maybe it's just being south carolina. i don't know a living soul that would take their medical advice from facebook. go ask your doctor. if you don't have a doctor. go find one that you trust. who in the world would face anyy major decision in life based on something they read on social media? democracies require educated and moral citizenry. let's focus on the first part of that educated citizenry. go ask a medical doctor. >> bret: all right. ben? >> well, i certainly agree with trey about facebook you would be better off looking at the end trails of a bat or something like that than taking advice from social media when it comes to our medical care. look, the president was trying to walk this back and clean this up. this does betray a certain aspect of the failure of the approach when it comes to our government over the past several months and getting people vaccinated. as i have said before, the real reason that people are not doing this or that you have

former tennessee congressman and ceo of empowerment and inclusion capitol and trey gowdy congressmanesident the u.s. andrussi. i'm not sure how many threats are necessary from the leader of the most powerful country on earth. i mean, if he tells you once, i keep waiting for the election interference to come up. i mean, if certain things are off limit you think our election would be the top of the list. i haven't heard biden say a word about chastising biden's -- putin for that interference. so i don't know how many threats it's going to take for russia to get the message. >> shannon: harold, there is a distinction between these actors operating from within russia as we believe many of these attacks are and the russian government as a state actor carrying out the attacks. a lot of folks say though putin rules with an iron fist. there is not much of a distinction he should be able to get cyber hackers under control if he wants to. what do you think? >> first off, thanks for having me on and happy friday. i agree with trey. i think that at some point we all understand, i think this pres

harold ford and trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina.s the most tragically predictable thing in the world. when you demon nice cops and make them personally liable for split-second decisions when you hire these so-called progressive prosecutors who are soft on crime but hard on the cops, this is what you get. i hate it for the victims. crime is the toughest tax of all on poor people. they can least protect themselves. they can't go hire their own police force but sometimes people do what they promise they will do when they're returning for office. that's what you have in these major cities. >> bret: harold? >> i don't disagree with trey. first off, good evening, thanks for having me on. i thought the police chief laid it out. i think like most americans, if not most every day americans, and i would even argue most african-americans across this country, no one wants crime in their neighborhood. of the bail reform efforts that passed in a lot of cities need to go back and revisit that. that's what he was talking about, i thought, in the fi

former tennessee congressman and empowerment inclusion capitol and trey gowdy former congressman fromrector finds itself? >> i hear the phrase follow the science, bret, as you know early on there was some folks with m.d. behind their name that misstated the science. they thought they had a superior reason for doing so and then we had the so-called experts at the w.h.o. who gave us even wrong science. even dr. walensky says the science evolves and changes. if you want to follow the science, it would be easier if the science wasn't making u turns and getting lost. i want to follow the science. you asked two questions i thought were fantastic. number one, who are we masking up for? i mean is it for the vaccinated or not vaccinated? i'm happy to do it. but tell me for whom we are doing it and i thought she missed an opportunity, bret. all she had to say is there will be no sec football this fall if everyone is not vaccinated and then i would support mandatory vaccinations for every man, woman and child in this country. >> bret: oh, man. the fact that you said i only asked two really good

so much so that i was speaking actually in an interview earlier with trey gowdy, we brought up tim scottotton to congress. i told my husband, put cotton up on the walls of my house so i recognize that of which, my ancestors bled and sweat and their tears were for and i, for me to remember, that pain was there for a reason and it is for me to recognize my purpose here on earth and it is to impact others in a positive way. neil: you are a class act, dominique. i know it sounds weird, i'm old enough to be your father. you're an idol figure. human body, human body is capable of doing. i had no idea, just getting in and out of a chair is a mission. i should try to get a gold medal for that. thank you very much, dominique, you're an inspiration for many, many people, even this old dude. >> thank you. neil: dominique dawes, what a sensation, so many olympics, a great positive attitude to get through so many crises at the same time. just amazing. >>> all right we're following something amazing not for all the good. what is happening, people don't know why, so many websites are presently down aff

nicole saphier and trey gowdy and ben shapiro.ing you next time though. oh i got you, i got you. hamblin goes down. d'agostino helps hamblin back up. are you okay? -yeah. >> i know what micro-aggressions is. steve: comedian tim allen, no stranger to standing up to cancel culture as he's preparing to return to stand-up in a tweet he just wrote, quote, very nervous as i have been off stage for a year. i wonder if government agents will be policing comedy from the back of the house. clay travis, i can hear him giggling somewhere, he joins us right now. hi, clay. >> this is what medians need to be doing. vanguard of battling cancel culture because they are the once pointing out absurdities in society and sometimes we need to be able to talk about those ridiculous things that are going on using humor in a way that allows us to penetrate frankly in a way that doesn't happen if you talk about things seriously. steve: but clay, you know how things work these days and so many things have been canceled and he has to be a little afraid after

rachel: that's what trey gowdy was saying last night as well.out how police are being demonized and how this is no way to run a government. take a look. >> tragically predictable thing in the world. when you demonize cops and threaten to make them personally liable for split second decisions when you hire these so-called progressive prosecutors who are soft on crime but hard on the cops, this is what you get. so, i hate it for the victims. crime is the toughest tax of all on poor people. they can least protect themselves. they can't go hire their own police force. but sometimes people do what they promise they will do when they're running for office. and that's what you have in these major cities. that's what struck out number of officers hired in d.c. one other stat that robert conti gave there. 87% recidivism rate. 80% of the people you are letting out declining to prosecute are going on to commit further crimes. you know, you have heard me say this. we are breeding this culture of crime. we have demonized police. we have let criminals governm