olympian gwen barry joins me now. gwen, thank you so much, i appreciate you taking the time.y so i know you have a lot going on. so thank you. >> thank you for having me. and thank you for allowing me to be able to speak for the black communities that i am trying to speak for and stand for. >> okay. well, let's get into it then. give it to us straight. why do you turn away from the flag during the anthem at the olympic trials? >> let's be clear. i do respect the constitution, because obviously i was exercising my constitutional right. but i will not stand for any type of symbol or song that does not stand for all people in america. >> and you think the symbol, the flag and the anthem, are symbols and signs that don't stand for all black people in america? >> yes. >> why is that? >> the song, the lyrics, the symbols, it just doesn't. we know our history. everybody knows the history. and i feel like it is something that people are trying to pay attention to, instead of paying attention to the real issues that we need to be talking about. we need to be talking about the racial a

but that and gwen barry, the you are going to have people who oppose her politics and want her to beng against people they would align against otherwise. this is a completely separate situation from each of those which is separate from one another. the common thing in life specifically is being picked on and antagonized by people. i just don't know if you tested positive right at that time if this is the one that speaks to the antagonism against black women, especially in a sport like track and field. that's out there, right? it just so happens that they're going down to a white woman. but generally speaking, it's going to be a black woman that wins the 100-meter dash. in all likelihood. this is an event that the machine has decided we can have the hundred meters. they gave up on that one a while. >> sha'carri richardson may be able to compete in the relay and may get a medal if she's allowed to do that. i have to feel and maybe because as a black woman and somebody who has to deal with black hair styles and all of the issues that we have, but the swim team, when you combine the fact

olympian gwen barry turned her back on the american flag during the national anthem.k about britney spears's conservatorship case. doesn't look like things are going well for britney. >> she named jamie spears her competitor for $60 million, that was denied by a judge. that motion was filed late last year separate from the emotional testimony we heard from a week ago. the specific motion in the next hearing was july 14th. britney is not in control of her personal decisions or her fortunes or the hours that she works or if she wants to have another baby, she wants her baby in charge of half of it and another one, judy montgomery in charge of the other half and she said enough is enough. stuart: that has not changed. >> they will fade file another motion of the public is behind her. we will do the court says in response to this motion. stuart: a 40-year-old woman with a $60 million fortune can't make a doctors appointment or do various things on her own, can't renovate her own kitchen without asking permission. i will show you a photo of the elliptic athletes, gwen barr

. >> let's talk about gwen barry, she came in third place thought all about her said they played nationallike it. she -- understood -- >> [laughter]. jeanine: okay all right, the united states was her ticket to those olympics the trials, should she be alloweding to forward when she indicated she pretty much rejects the naturally rejects national anthem? >> you know what? that is a tough question, why in i like individual freedoms. number one i think we need to protect individual freedoms. i think people like that, who are going to disrespect our flag, to make a political statement, and maybe get more hits, you know on social media, technically have a right to do that. but we have also the right they have the right to deserve the consequences out of their actions. >> are there enough. >> answer to question so many cases no sometimes they become big stars getting commercials for nike things like that. that bothers me tremendously this woke, the world that world we're living in honestly i don't know how we move forward we have to move forward be strong, we have to move forward, with love of

happen at weird times, no fans in the stands but she also said a lot of people came up to her after gwen barrye national anthem and said we are not going to watch. >> i didn't even know the opening ceremonies were on. carley: you guys are not allowed to see. there were 200 reported cases of disappearances in cuba since the start of the antigovernment protest. >> craig steube wants the human rights investigation and joins us live next. todd: a demonstration in front of the us capital, kevin mccarthy will be joined by several gop lawmakers to demand action in support of the human fight for freedom, thousands of cuban-american protesters participated yesterday, demonstrators gather outside the cuban embassy. jillian: amid recent protests. todd: there have been 187 cases of disappearances since the protests began but the true number likely in the thousands. for economist craig steube leading the charge for answers and accountability, thanks for being here. how dire is the situation? >> we heard 187 but the numbers much higher. there are mission trips to cuba, speaking to faith leaders and pastors

. >> and crenshaw double down on his criticism of gwen barry is a new photo shows she may be hiding her picture. ♪♪ .. i hated sticking my fingers, then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my phone, and there's my glucose number. wow. my a1c has dropped over 2 points to 7.2. that's a huge victory. >> reporter: our society speaks racism. it has spoken racism since we were born. of course you are racist. >> school is out for some of the critical race theory is not. was one documents provided to fox news show portland public schools now starting and i racism teacher training to get educators ready for the fall. here to weigh in founder of every black life matters, how frustrated or frightened i should say should every american be that any teacher in our country is being trained like this? >> thank you for having me. every parent and every teacher, every educator should be concerned about this because fundamentally what we are asking our children to do or literally teaching them to do is to hate one another. a very early age before they even have the opportunity to form thoughts and opini

olympian gwen barry is getting a lot of attention for her national anthem protests.his country and it is becoming quite a trend among a lot of people particularly young people finding it cool to not be patriotic. what is your reaction to this? >> don't know what lines along which she objects. i heard one interview where she said there's a line in the fog would lose to slavery that she objects to. i believe that is in a verse we don't thing. beyond that, if you know the details of what happened we don't play the anthem every time someone takes the podium in these trials. it plays once a day. they had it scheduled to play and it happened to be it played that day at the time of her event took the podium. in a country where you can throw an inanimate object as far as you want and doing that activity can pay for your college which can take you from generational poverty to generational wealth and we have a flag that stands for that opportunity i guess it also provides the opportunity to make a fool of yourself and as far as i'm concerned that is all she has done. todd: joe

it began with hammer throwing gwen barry turning her back on the american flag and continued with trakstara while raising his fist in solidarity with black lives matter and culminated in the women's soccer national team taking a knee before their first match against sweden where they lost. the games themselves have had great moment and we love that but the bulk of the coverage seems to revolve around covid or underwhelming results and mental health and viewers are voting with their remotes, ratings have plummeted 50% since 2016. joining me the library who competed in the 2008 beijing olympics and is now an olympic commentator. you say the social justice movement among athletes is having a negative effect on all athletes whether they are involved in social justice causes or not. >> what winds up happening is when these athletes were becoming known for what they're doing off the fuel are on the field about social justice when they taken the at estate takes away from all the other athletes who are having incredible performances and that is disappointing. we shouldn't be talking about this but

congressman related to the board saying they are deeply concerned by the recent protests between gwen barryhool graduate will be the oldest person ever to fly to space when he takes off on blue origin's first commercial spaceflight. >> i'm super excited going to space. i've dreamed of this all my life. todd: he will join jeff bezos in space, after paying $20 million for a seat, too busy to go. i can't make it. the 18-year-old is the son of a dutch financier, that trip slated for july 20th. >> imagine spending $28 billion, does it work out? this child, 18 years old or whatever he is will be going into space so congratulations to him. black lives better cozying up to cuba's communist regime, has some democrats concerned. todd: we have these friends at fox that he would like us to download the super 6 apps and play for a chance to win 10,$000, all you need to do is predict 6 outcomes in the super 6 quiz show topics ranging from entertainment to sports. ♪♪ ah! my helicopter has better wifi than this. you thinking what i am? upgrade time. don't worry i have the best internet people. hello xfinit

i go back to gwen barry.he has more potential than a whole lot of other athletes who are actually winning their sport. host: this was her tweet last month at those semifinals, at the trials i should say. she said stop playing with me and there is a picture of her off the podium at the awards ceremony. mike is up next on the independent line, somerville, massachusetts. caller: good morning. i want to draw everyone's attention to one thing. that is that the guest that we are listening to has no primary argument other than assuming the intent of the athletes that are being talked about. that is what everything hinges upon that we are listening to for the last 10 minutes. it is kind of an embarrassing conversation that we are having here that we have to hinge everything upon intent. i would ask the guest to bring it up a notch and get away from that. i don't have time for this. i want to listen to something with a little more substance. i know that this is what people like ben shapiro almost thrives upon, this ki

they mentioned gwen barry who turned away the national anthem was played last month.want to see those games politicized. for every one of our athletes who stand on that podium we want them to be as enthusiastic about representing the united states as all of us are in congress. >> barry held up a t-shirt that read activist athlete. their concerns are justified. >> what is this about an antiaging pill? >> reporter: the secret to the fountain of youth found with the us military, special ops command testing and antiaging pill that could slow neurodegeneration and decrease inflammation which can improve the lifespan in general of humans, working with leading industry partners and clinical research institutions developing the pharmaceutical in the form of a pill for a variety of uses for civilian and military members, might include improve human performance like increased endurance, faster recovery from injuries, trials will begin next year. it is not really antiaging but injury prevention. that is a big benefit which would help the us military in particular. carley: sound

it began with hammer thrower gwen barry turning her back on the american flag during the national anthemthe olympic trials and then it continued with track star noah lyles raising his fist with black lives matter at the same trial and culminated in the women's soccer team of course taking a knee before their first match against sweden where, by the way, they lost. the games themselves have been marked by great moments and we love that about the bulk of the coverage seems to revolve around covid or underwhelming results, and of course mental health. ratings have plummeted almost i guess now 50% since 2016. joining me now is eli bremmer who competed in the 2008 beijing olympics and is now an olympic commentator. eli, great to see you. you say the social justice movement among athletes is having a negative effects on all athletes whether they are involved in social justice causes or not. explain that. >> what winds up happening is these athletes who become known for what they are doing on the field of player off the field of play with social justice, when they take a knee at the stadium and

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. >>> olympian gwen barry getting all sorts of criticism for this, protesting while "the star-spangledanner" played. but she's not concerned about the critics. she speaks out here, and she's next. [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ >>> tonight u.s. hammer thrower gwen berry is speaking out. she's facing criticism for her protest on the podium at the olympic trials. while "the star-spangled banner" played, she turned from the flag and draped a t-shirt carrying the words "activist athlete" over her head. she placed third and was on the podium with the first and second place finishers. this is the second time that she has qualified for the olympics, which will be under way in tokyo in just a few short weeks. olympian gwen berry joins me now. gwen, thank you so much. i appreciate you taking the time. i know it's a busy time for you

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track and field star gwen barry is defending where she turned her back to the flag.ould abide by the protest demonstration ban if she reaches the podium at the olympics, here's what she told don lemon. >> we'll see. no it depends on how i'm feeling and what i want to do in that moment and what i want to do for my people in that moment, and i will do whatever comes upon me and whatever is in my heart. >> since the interview, the ioc announced they will be loosening some rules for athletes who wish to protest during the games. what kind of impact do you think this will have on the games? >> the one place where the athletes still will not be able to protest is on the medal stand. and that -- i'm sure that's shocking for some americans watching the black lives matter protest, those of us supportive of the protests. you wonder why can't they protest there? they can protest before the event or take a knee before day run, before they compete, before they swim. but not after. and i think one of the reasons is you've got over 200 countries at the olympics. and while we certai

i go back to gwen barry. more potential than a whole lot of other athletes who are actually winning their sport. host: this was her tweet last month at those semifinals, at the trials i should say. she said stop playing with me and there is a picture of her off the podium at the awards ceremony. mike is up next on the independent line, somerville, massachusetts. caller: good morning. i want to draw everyone's attention to one thing. that is that the guest that we are listening to has no primary argument other than assuming the intent of the athletes that are being talked about. that is what everything hinges upon that we are listening to for the last 10 minutes. it is kind of an embarrassing conversation that we are having here that we have to hinge everything upon intent. i would ask the guest to bring it up a notch and get away from that. i don't have time for this. i want to listen to something with a little more substance. i know that this is what people like ben shapiro almost thrives upon, this kind of

jacqui: i want to get to gwen barry after problematic tweets uncovered, decades old.describe people with intellectual disabilities, and we no longer use, and referred to people, should we afford some grace here. >> i know that people don't like she turned her back on the american flag even though men and women died for decades, centuries for the freedom for somebody to burn the flag, turn their back on the flag not pledge their allegiance to the flag. at the end of the day, dan crenshaw, she goes to the olympics and they're there to represent the united states. no, they're there to win medals for the united states and represent the united states and we should be cheering her on to win the medal, even if we don't like her tweet. jacqui: quick. >> of course they're representing the united states, an old tweets if we're going back in everyone's history for old tweets, no one is going to survive. what is the person she is now. the person she showed us turning her back, that's the part americans don't like. jacqui: tony katz and leslie marshall, thank you for being with us

and then you have the controversy around gwen barry, fast forward to what happened with sha'carri richardsoners. and so there is something that is there, and you wonder about these old-school attitudes and how they have always in many ways disproportionately impacted athletes of color, but in particular black people because that's who we're talking about here. >> you know that the world anti-doping agency has listed marijuana as a banned substance. we know, too, that it's been legalized in nearly 20 states. do you think that it's time to have a conversation about what gets banned when it comes to something like this, even, you kow, the president's press secretary was asked about sha'carri richardson, and they acknowledge she's a phenomenal athlete, she has an inspiring story. but obviously she will not be competing. and she's one of the world's -- the world's fastest woman. >> and jemele, it's not, as you know, a performance-enhancing drug either. >> no. unless you have a bag of doritos at the finish line. but what -- what i would say is that you have to look at why is this rule in place. it