here now, mollie hemingway. mollie hemingway, given the fbi's track record.oliticizing investigations, stop with donald trump and now with this, in this case, looks like a sham set up, perhaps we should have suspected this all along and should continue to ask tough questions about other things, other big issues. >> i think people who have been following how the fbi disrupts so-called terrorist plots had an idea that this might be the case because this has been the standard operating procedure really going back to the global war on terror where the fbi would encourage disaffected lonely young muslim men to do something and then arrest him once he agreed to take part in a pot. it's not good, you should never agree to do anything bad, even if you're being led by a roll or by an fbi agent, but that's a big difference than actually detecting threats and disrupting them, and we have had so many instances in recent years wheree who ended up shooting up a school or causing another mass murder where they didn't do anything, and meanwhile, they are the bulk of these pl

one of the greatest publishing houses in 1917 hemingway and in 1933 norton the parent company bought it in the early 1970s and the former chairman decided to relaunch it as a quality nonfiction and fiction imprint in 2011 and 10 years later its 370 hoax. >> mr. weil who are some of the authors that you published? >> you would know many of them. someone like larry mcmurtry a.g. ballard and a lot of wonderful people from many of all different sources. and nonfiction we have joe ellis on the revolution coming this fall. we won the national book award last year. with the revolution coming this fall and we won the national book award last year with malcolm x. mary beard, s.b. qr and annette gordon-reed. we just had her bestseller in juneteenth and we have another look on the front page of their times american on fire. jack davis won a pulitzer for his book called the gulf. he goes all over the gambit. >> host: other names include transportation secretary pete buttigieg, edward o. wilson the naturalist and paul mccartney. what was it like to publish mr. mccartney? >> guest: i can't answer

in moments but there's reaction to nancy pelosi's january 6th hatchet job, candace owens, molly hemingway raymond arroyo, but first, nancy the insurrection this is the focus of tonight's angle. nancy pelosi licks designer ice cream but still fights like a gutter rat from albany using her speaker's gavel like a hammer against any dissent and republicans who don't bow down are pounded as heartless not these. when she calls for bipartisanship what nancy really is saying is i need more gopers to hate trump. it is not an exaggeration to say that loathing trump is the glue that holds her pockets together. >> donald trump brought shame and dishonor to the office of the president of the united states. >> this president spent four years abusing his power, lying, embracing authoritarianism, radicalizing his supporters against democracy. >> america has been through the civil war, world wars, great depression, pandemics, mccarthyism and now a trump insurrection. >> this is why she says no to an investigation into the origins but yes to a committee to investigate january 6th. as if we aren't already s

i have never quoted hemingway more in my life by the way.mingway says the way to trust people in and the way to know that people are trustworthy is by trusting them. trust people to get it done and if you don't think they can get it done then intervene which leads me to the next point. the policy whether it's to take paid how many times a week or monthly want to meet with people or whether you say you guys figure it out but there basic expectations on what you want to see happen all of that will change over time. when we set these policies it's so important to expect the expectation and the likelihood that they will change is -- as we learn more and we get ahold of the pandemic and we figure out what the next year or two will look like then chances are we will change our approach. i advise companies to look into these experiments were what we call phase 1 because you will have to tweak and adapt as you go. >> setting that expectation up front is important. a question about the logistics. the feasibility of people moving their equipment rack

molly went to ask this i followed you on twitter at mz hemingway.ings you often say on your feet about journalism and the problems a journalist and buy a spray stop calling it bias you say it's not bias it's corruption. it is a stronger word. explain the difference in your mind. >> people, particular people on the writer been complaining about bias for decades. the first republican president complained about bias was literally eisenhower. large h.w. bush election campaigns annoyed the media reelect bush. it's intentional. the actually want to do a bad job. they do that should not be running most of the bad stories they run within recent years whether it's the russian lies are about brett kavanaugh they knew they were doing these things and they chose to do it anyway. that is not bias that is corruption. that very first press conference with biden on how they treated president trump they were very different men. the way they were so gentle, loving and encouraging toward biden. trying to encourage them to get more liberal. >> the harshest part of that

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hogan gidley and mollie hemingway join us tonight to unpack the dangerous idiotic hot mess that is theen administration's handling of covid-19. the new playbook requires ignoring reality by accusing millions of law abiding patriotic americans of being terrorists. you are to fear your neighbor. you tore distrust yourself. you are to believe america is the worst place on everett. you are, in other words, ordered to be as miserable and resentful as they are. the results are devastating but predict being. they're putting us in decline and they're leading us to human denigration on every single issue. consider this a major developing story from fox's own bill melugin as authorities in texas say immigrants who test positive for covid are being released from federal custody to a local catholic charity and placed in hotels. if the biden administration really cared about covid, would they allow this? would they allow for open borders during health crisis? and would they allow for unrestricted access into the country? tom cotton is on board this evening with more details on this issue as well as

and robert hemingway was watching on his cell phone from out of state. wife was inside the house alone. soon as i ryan with a knife. we're told her she'd call. 911 call the cops. his wife did call 911 and lapd responded. but they told her even with video evidence they didn't have enough to arrest the suspect. 31 year-old gage rop. they did promise to take him to the hospital for evaluation. but apparently let him go 15 minutes later, hemingway's wife saw him back on vesper street. the league office said we didn't break enough of the rules here. so we're going go. >> so off. he went. >> and this this is where the story gets even more terrifying hours later, less than a mile away. a man broke into a vause street apartment. first he took off his clothes. now naked. he entered the bedroom where twin 12 year-old girls were sleeping and gets in huge fight with the family. >> you know, father the son had to watch the father him, you know, serious brawl and there they held him down. so the cops showed up. >> police then did a restaurant for residential burglary.

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. >>> a 63-year-old georgia man is the winner of the annual ernest hemingway look alike contest.lumbing supply company owner zac taylor defeated others at key west hemmingway day's salute to the author. taylor says he shares the passion for fishing, hunting, and the outdoorsman lifestyle. >> i think papa would be proud of what's been accomplished in his name in a town he loved so well. >> hemmingway lived in keyt for most of the 1930s where he wrote "for whom the bell tolls" and "to have and have not." >>> and parts of paris looked like they stepped back in time. or over the weekend, vintage antique and classic cars made their way around the capital as part of the 14th summer crossing of paris. it drew cars, motor bikes, jeeps, buses, and tractors from all over europe. they drove past iconic landmarks including the eiffel tower. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" now, we're going to take you to kenya where a cbs news investigation reveals how american college students are paying graduates there to do homework assignments for them. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morni

it's like the old hemingway line, right? about how do you, how do you go broke and slowly and then all at once, right. how did you lose confidence in your money structure suddenly and then all at once? you know, it leads me to another think, max, it's all part of the scam, if you will, is when, when you quote the dollar, you know, when you watch mainstream financial news and they say, oh, a dollar was stronger today. well, they're referring to the dollar index, and what's a dollar index is a basket of other and back currencies like the euro, and the pound, the yen, and, or you name it. and so when the dollar gets stronger, it's only relative to these other currency. they're all devaluing the same. and so when they all the value at the same rate relative to each other, they don't change. and that's all part of this kind of confidence scheme. they're run it yet. president joe biden recently came out and said that is stimulus package that he's introducing is that inflation. and the reason why he believes is dom inflationary is

it's like the old hemingway line, right? about how do you, how do you go broke and slowly and then all at once, right. how did you lose confidence in your money structure suddenly and then all at once? you know, it leads me to another think, max, it's all part of the scam, if you will, is when, when you quote the dollar, you know, when you watch mainstream financial news and they say, oh, a dollar was stronger today. well, they're referring to the dollar index, and what's a dollar index is a basket of other and back currencies like the euro, and the pound, the yen, and, or you name it. and so when the dollar gets stronger, it's only relative to these other currency. they're all devaluing the same. and so when they all the value at the same rate relative to each other, they don't change. and that's all part of this kind of competence scheme. they're run it yet. president joe biden recently came out and said that is stimulus package that he's introducing is that inflation. and the reason why he believes is dom inflationary is

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there were other contributors to it there is hemingway, the novelist, it's against nasis and warned againstnot see spies. my argument continues this was a domestic events. these spies operate within the united states they face sensational trial taking place in new york. had an impact on opinion such as for example took place in november 1938 the not seat spy trial. public opinion changed. fight february 193965% of those polled favored the sale of airplanes in the neutrality act to france. and by 1939 when the war broke out in europe, only 2% of those polled supported germany. 84% would be allies. i would like to mention the impact of this change in public opinion on the germans. sometimes the german ambassador had entertained the hope is opinions have changed on germany because of the neutrality acts and other events in the mid- 1930s, became federally disillusioned when the spy cases were revealed. i think it's quite interesting the first world war and neutrality the german spies of the united states were from the embassy. this time the embassy's a great fan of adolf hitler. in fact they m

. >> molly hemingway, senior editor at the federalist, fox news contributor.enate needs to start really digging into what is going on at the fbi over the last 20 or 30 years but at least the last 10 years. this is just ridiculous at this point. >> we have a real problem, the situation where they botched the investigation and lied about botching the investigation and turns out nobody is being held accountable for either of those things is part of this pattern we've seen over and over again, not everybody at the fbi but far too many people are involved in being engaged in awful behavior like spying on a campaign or leaking lies about russia, looting with donald trump to steal 2016 election and leaking those things for years. nobody has been held accountable for this criminal leaks or for having no thought behind their investigations that made sense and no one is held accountable. is just going to continue. those people charged with oversight should absolutely have hearings and also reforming this agency, including they are afraid to go after anybody on the left

. >> laura: joined me now, mollie hemingway senior editor at "the federalist" and fox news contributor. they really need to start digging into what's going on at the fbi over the last -- i don't know how long, 20 years, 30 years but at least the last ten years, this is ridiculous at this point. >> we have a real problem. this particular situation where they botched the investigation, then they lied about botching the investigation, then it turns out that no one is being held accountable for either of those things as part of this pattern that we've seen over and over again where not everybody at the fbi but far too many people are involved in botching investigations or being engaged in just really awful behavior such as spying on a campaign or leaking, lies about russia colluding with donald trump to steal the 2016 election and leaking those things for years, nobody has been held accountable for those criminal leaks, nobody has been held accountable for having no thought whatsoever behind their investigation that made sense. if no one is held accountable it's just going to continue. of

with me now is mollie hemingway from "the federalist."ly, one has to be impressed at the industrious scale homogeny which the american media are continuing to peddle this absurd narrative. >> it's crazy how they are doing this, i think that both the media and democrats understand that they have only a chance in the power of representatives is to betray the events as being as bad as 9/11, so that's what they're narrative is going to be, but it is just so interesting that they did not have the same approach when you had mobs taking over and trying to disrupt the constitutional process of the confirmation of brett kavanaugh when they took over buildings and took the supreme court. they do not have the problem when the white house was attacked in federal court houses were attacked when millions of people were watching their city is near them get burned and stores getting looted and businesses getting shut down, none of that seem to matter to the media, but now that they have this riot, which is a bad thing, riots are bad and not to be -- no o

moment with their exclusive reaction to pelosi's january 6 hatchet job, plus candace owens, mollie hemingwayrrectionist, that's the focus of tonight's

event of january 6th and in thinking of the events what led to that day i think of a quote from hemingway that asks how do things like this happen? how do things like this happen? and that quote is very short. it says gradually and then suddenly, and i think that our founders understood that our republic was very fragile and it would be tested and it was tested here on january 6th. in 20 years i don't want to look back on this moment and think that we saw these signs coming gradually, that these were signs that i ignored and signs that were isolated incidents or signs that never thought could ever happen and i don't want to say to my daughter or sargence gonell to your son or any of us to say that this happened gradually and then suddenly. and that some were just too worried about winning the next election to do something about it or too cowardly to seek the truth. that's the task before this committee. i am sure that we'll be attacked by cowards, by those in the arena, those only in the stands and that we'll be attacked by people more concerned by their own power than about the good of t

mollie hemingway senior editor at "the federalist.".com and host of the guy benson show on fox ray. first to you it, seemed to devolve midday here. >> i think this is a gift to kevin mccarthy. he was never terribly excited about republicans participating in this panel to begin with and pelosi has served up a really easy excuse for him to say okay, we're walking away from this. i always was a supporter personally of the bipartisan commission. i know many republicans and conservatives disagree. that was my position. once republicans killed that on capitol hill, it was always going to be an argument from the g.o.p. that the democrats version was partisan witch-hunt or bias and pelosi gave republicans more ammo to make that case as substance i think quite a bit easier. >> bret: march rat response is maybe they will pull all the republicans out that does not preclude the commission from calling, for example, house minority leader mccarthy to testify in front of that hearing. >> that's right. or jim jordan or whoever they want to call. look,

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>> we are looking for a new thing to watch i switch around and say look at this hemingway thing this could be really good. it is three or four episodes we decided we would watch it then i wonder -- then i look at it and go, ken burns was on. i interviewed him all about the hemingway documentary a month ago. >> two months ago. >> two or three months ago i had to rediscover that ken burns had it it was good. >> give it a couple of months. >> have you seen it? it's amazing >> i have. take a couple of months off. there will be amazing content on all of the platforms. >> you have something you are working on, sorkin >> no, the content in production right now you that will hit. >> give it to me i need it. i need it. prime. hbo max. >> i will say on hbo max, you know the show "hacks" you have a cameo in it >> they teased us how it starts next season with the producers in england she ratted. >> don't say anything. i haven't seen it. >> you have too much time. >> i don't have too much time on my hands i need -- you know what they rebooted "all things great and small" on pbs. that might be goo

mollie hemingway senior editor at "the federalist."lie, are they stuck right now in terms of getting folks to get the vaccinations? >> well, it's worth taking a step back and thinking about what's been accomplished in the last year. operation warp speed was an amazing success. a manhattan project level success where you had this big task, getting the vaccine developed. making sure there were enough doses, figuring out a distribution plan and instrumenting that plan by the time president biden took office we were doing a million doses a day. this was amazing achievement. i talked to people in operation warp speed and they think biden has done a good job of putting it forth. it is free country. people have been able to take the vaccine since may. if they don't want to take it, you can try and persuade them. anyone who wants it can take it. i think it's time that the biden administration really focused on moving past this global pandemic, reopening the economy, and understanding that we have had great success with there vaccination projec

in moments but there's reaction to nancy pelosi's january 6th hatchet job, candace owens, molly hemingway

mollie hemingway, senior editor is that "the federalist."ing on this, had to walk back over the weekend, where the president is or isn't. when you listen to joe manchin 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

you so much for watching the best arbor day tomorrow on the show guy benson, chris bearing, mollie hemingwayouse with the pops are present. haven't most of the people really at risk from covid already been vaccinated? and why is doctor tony faust she sang three -year-olds need to be wearing masks? we talked to doctor marty makary next. plus the fight over britney spear personal life back in courts. the argument underway,y, please take you the courthouse live this hour. and some facebook employees o

that, leaving mark hemingway, a senior writer to treat, "this, from aoc, is not an argument.he bill or its merits, a healthy culture would repudiate her for judging legislation solely by the skin color of the people supporting it." so, has she lost the argument, ben shapiro? >> ben: i mean, she clearly has lost the argument. she's not the only member of the scratch to do this. cori bush tweeted same picture and said it looked like a kid rock concert, rather than any bipartisan group. i wasn't aware you could judge bipartisanship solely on the basis of race, but this is where the new critical race theorists in the democratic party brought us. >> kennedy: they have, indeed. julie, you look at this and you think, if a white republican male had tweeted something similar about people of color, would be have the same reaction? speed to the akamai first of all she is saying that they cannot see the issue facing minority communities. what is she saying to all high democratic partners out there who are saying they are for the minority communities? if you take a look at all these democ

let's bring them in mollie hemingway senior editor at "the federalist." with you. it's bold. they are on a knife's edge as far as the numbers. can they get it through? >> i hope not frankly. i can't get past the numbers. we are talking about world war ii level spending. we are not at war, let alone a world war. and biden is behaving and the democrats are behaving as if they have this huge mandate to just spend and spend and spend until the cows come home. and they don't. and now you look at what is going on with inflation and how all the spending could exexacerbate that i hope republicans stand their ground here. i think it's important i mean republicans haven't had a great track record. here is joni ernst from iowa with her own take on inflation as jason spoke about. >> to demonstrate just how costs are spinning out of control, i brought the wheel of inflation. it will tell us exactly how much more biden aomics is costing hardworking americans so, folks, let's go ahead and give it a spin. oh, let's see, 8, 8 in the past year, the price of bacon is up abo

let's bring this our panel mollie hemingway senior editor at "the federalist." editor and chief of the dispatch. jonah, it's kind of like an exhale. we have been through all of this. a lot of people got vaccinated and now here we are again because of this variant. >> yeah. i have to say i'm infuriated by all of it. i think that this is a terrible idea. it is -- it is an example of how badly handled this has been. not just by government officials and local officials. but also big swaths of the american people. media like to focus there are republican hesitant vaccine statistically that's true. in pure number terms the biggest problem with the unvaccinated vaccine hesitant major urban areas that didn't overwhelmingly vote by trump by any measure and new york city public schools 40% of the public teachers haven't been vaccinated it scandalous people haven't taken this more seriously. i'm curious what this is going to do to kids as we back slide into mask stuff. >> bret: not only that some people looking at it say if i got the vaccine i didn't have to wear the mask.

warning of a fifth wave of covid-19 and how this could jeopardize biden's messaging, plus mollie hemingwaydr pepper, and hair spray and this year's olympic ceremony drawing its lowest audience and 33 years, three-time olympic champion and my former teammate is here live. join john and me as america reports top of the hour. >> harris: that girl could run at louisiana. did you hear me? anyway, let's move on. some republicans are blasting a proposal that would require women to register for the draft for the first time ever. the provision is in the senate's defense budget forcing women between the ages of 18 and 25 to sign up with the selective service just as men are required to do. however, two codefendants hawks, tom cotton and josh hawley are opposing that provision. senator cotton himself an iraq veteran tweeted this. "our military has welcomed women for a decade and are stronger for it but america's daughters shouldn't be drafted against their will. i oppose this amendment and i will work to remove it before the defense bill passes. jason chaffetz, where does this go? >> jason: i disagre

the film i just finished, brian, as you know, is on ernest hemingway and that didn't end too well.ich is something maybe all of us should think about tilting towards. >> final question, ken, we've talked about how troubled you are about our nation and our world right now. we've talked about mr. franklin. we've talked about mr. ali. just a quick final question about your process. how many future topics do you walk around with every day on that list we all keep in our head? how many topics ahead are you normally watching, asking for a friend who is still stuck on country music? >> well, i can get you there. i'll sing, if you want me too, brian. we have so many projects already under way. you know, if i were given 1,000 years, i wouldn't run out of projects in american history. i'm not going to have 1,000 years so i'm loading up. and we're working on ali and benjamin franklin, some of the scary conversations you were having with don and bill a second ago are echoed in our film that we're editing starting tomorrow on the -- not starting the editing, but continuing it on the u.s. and th

. >> shannon: let's bring in our panel to discuss that mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalistongressman and ceo of empowerment and inclusion capitol and bill mcgurn columnist for the "wall street journal." let's start right there, mollie, the president said a couple of things he does not trust the taliban. he also says, listen, they are a smaller force, only 75,000 versus possibly hundred thousand in the afghan army. but they have been very effective even with their smaller numbers. >> this is really about so much more. it's about how we fight wars and what we're thinking. almost 20 years ago that our friend charles krauthammer gave a speech in which he said it would be good to spread democracy from north africa to afghanistan. he noted that many conservatives thought it wouldn't work. he said it might not work but he thought we should give it a try. we have given it a try. we have given it a very long try. it has cost trillions of dollars. thousands of people's lives have been lost. and the nation of afghanistan might not be able to make it even after we have invested so many

howie: joining us now, molly hemingway and mara liasson.ly, the tone of the media debate over getting more americans to get vaccinated has gotten incredibly personal including the attacks on fox. >> it has gotten personal. i think that it's also just been very negative when i think people could take a step back and look at how much good has been done. the vaccine program in the united states relative to other of countries has gone incredibly well. so many people have gotten vaccinated and the way if you want to have that continue is to have people answer questions honestly and the worst thing you can do is tell people you can't have any legitimate questions or if you have any legitimate questions that you're a walk or a crank -- quack or a crank. it's not a healthy media debate in part because it's too negative. people need to celebrate what has gone well even if president biden missed his personal vaccination goals. howie: among liberal moment day tores, -- commentators, there's amazement, sometimes disdain, for the people who are hesitant

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complicated malcolm x, the nation of islam and there, here he was i just finished a film on earnest hemingwayt to be what any of us wish for or tilt toward or hope for. it's that four-letter word that is so hard to talk about, but the fcc permits us to say, which is love. this man is filled with it and gave it to us. >> ken, you're known for being so detailed and getting so thorough into the subjects to which you cover, you and your team, whether it's the war or baseball, obviously here it's muhammad ali there's been a lot of documentaries on muhammad ali. what were you guys able to bring to this particular documentary on arguably the greatest athlete of the 20th century from birth to death >> that's exactly it there are really a great number of documentaries, but they focus on a particular fight. like the rumble in the jungle or the thrill in manila or his fight with the u.s. government over refusing induction into th. but nobody had done it from boyhood draft to go to vietnam but nobody had done it soup to nuts, from boyhood in louisville, kentucky, jim crow louisville, kentucky, up to the

and thinking about what led up to that day i was reminded of a quote i frequently heard used from hemingwaygs happen? how do things like this happen, and the quote is very short it says gradually and then suddenly. and i think the founders understood that the public was very fragile and that it would be tested and it was tested here on january 6th. in 20 years, i don't want to look back on this moment and think that we saw these signs coming gradually that these were signs that we ignore it and that people thought were just isolated incidences or signs of things we thought could never happen and i don't want to say to my daughter or the sergeant y don't want any of us to say this happened gradually and then suddenly and that some were worried about winning the next election to do something about it to seek the truth. that is the path before this committee. i'm sure we will be attacked by cowards and those in the arena and those only in the stands and that we will be attacked by people that are more concerned about their own power than about the good of this country. but my oath, your oath,

nicole saphier and mollie hemingway we'll see you at the top of the hour. over to you, ainsley.es was stella kate stanley born on friday, june 25. stella kate and her mom courtney stanley join us along with dr. jay hurd, good morning to everyone. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning, congratulations, courtney. >> thank you so much. ainsley: you're welcome. you have your hands full because you have two little boys at home already, and you finally got your girl. tell us about the experience. >> we did. stella came in, guns ablazing in 39 minutes from driveway to birth. ainsley: whoa. >> she has made an impact and we love her so much. oh, she's going to wake up now. big brothers love her and she has completed our family. ainsley: congratulations well dr. hurd, why do you think we're seeing this big boom at your hospital? >> that's a great question, i don't know, ainsley. there's lots of theories on that and it's probably just the fact that we had a decrease in birth rates back in december/january/february and i think people are just catching up, economies opening up, people are g

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