heather mcdonald is the author of when race trumps merit how the pursuit of he can was destroys excellenceestroys beauty analyze. heather congratulations on that book and bless you for pointing out that it destroys beauty which some people still care about thank heaven. it seems like these outbreaks of lawlessness and mob rule are the easiest kinds of crimes to stop. >> that would depend on believing in the police authority and the elites have done everything they can possibly do to discredit legitimate police authority by calling it racist. we are seeing civilization break down in front of our eyes. it's willed and voluntary breakdown and it will continue and worsen until we stand up against the phoney charge of racism, whether directed at the police, at medicine or the arts, and start defending america's civilizational inheritance. i love this idea that what we are he seeing as the product of starvation or deprivation or poverty, these mobs are all organized on social media. the participants all of smart phones. that's not my idea of starvation or deprivation. >> tucker: you wonder, thou

mike: heather mcdonald's, when race trumps merit.k forward to finishing your book. >> thank you, mike. aishah: here is a story to watch very, very closely. things are getting worse. the sudanese army helping foreigners, including americans, to evacuate that country as fighting rages on. but the u.s. embassy in sudan is saying it's not currently safe to undertake a government evacuation of american citizens. kitty logan is live with more on that, kitty. >> yes, aishah, those evacuation plans, they've been complicated by the continuing fighting despite a three-cease-fire meant to go in place for the holiday. and there's gunfire in c kartoomu and as they battle it out. with the faction, they have been vying for power over a week and there's no sign of that letting up and amid this chaos, an urgent debate how to evacuate thousands of americans trapped in the country, among them u.s. embassy staff. while both side in the conflict say they will allow foreigners to leave, khartoum airport is devastated and out of operation due to the fighti

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heather mcdonald ten."fox & friends" tomorrow and "the bryan committee radio show." the eight seconds of this left life gives me time to reflect like this fifth graders in vermont and i think i had a good show and i'm thrilled you were watching but the better news is i get a toss to my good friend sean hannity. >> sean: brian kilmeade, thank you. [cheers and applause] all right, welcome to "hannity. thanks for being with us. we are back with an audience and breaking at this hour tonight, you're all fun already? let me get the show started right. by the way, there'll be a headline that says "hannity kills audience member with football

heather mcdonald ten. of course, be on "fox & friends" tomorrow and "the bryan committee radio show." the eight seconds of this left life gives me time to reflect like this fifth graders in vermont and i think i had a good show and i'm thrilled you were watching but the better news is i get a toss to my good friend sean hannity. >> sean: brian kilmeade, thank you. [cheers and applause] all right, welcome to "hannity. thanks for being with us. we are back with an audience and breaking at this hour tonight, you're all fun already? let me get the show started right. by the way, there'll be a headline that says "hannity kills audience member with football. details at 11." a huge win for republicans on capitol hill by a vote of 217-215. house republicans passed a bill to raise the debt limit. but they/federal government spending by a whopping $4.8 trillion. the bill will prevent a federal default unless senate democrats and joe biden get in the way. speaker mccarthy will tell us about it and he will weigh in to

. >>> in february of last year, comedian named heather mcdonald was performing on stage, talk about howred on video we won't show it because it is graphic. she blamed the collapse on dehydration and the fact she didn't need enough that day. doctors said there was no evidence linking her collapse to the vaccine. the incident has been used by the antivaccine movement to spread covid disinformation. joining us now, nbc news reporter, ben collins. if you can, walk us through a little bit of what happened, what didn't happen and why it became such a sort of a galvanizing thing for the antivaxx movement. >> so heather did a set in arizona of last year she got up, she was dizzy. and she thought, like, in a normal circumstance, dizzy, sit back down, but she tried to fight through it her family was in the crowd and she couldn't she passed out cracked her skull open got concussed. very scary video but nine months go by, a video comes out called died suddenly a documentary by antivaxxers, they say all these people are dying suddenly of the vaccine. she and everyone else in the documentary are very