detective hilton says her department is also ordering new guns.n the meantime -- >> they issued now a new service handgun, right? >> they did. >> what model was it? >> a p320. >> same model? >> same model. >> reporter: hilton says she still lives with the physical and emotional scars from that december day. >> the fact that i carried my purse into my house every single day and my children were at home, sig put their life at risk. sig knows they put their life at risk. >> why are you doing this interview now? >> i think that this gun needs to be removed from the shelf. i hope it doesn't take something fatal, and i'm hoping they'll bring an awareness to the public, that maybe it will bring attention to sig to say, hey, this gun'sn issue, and before it gets someone killed, take it off the shelf. stop manufacturing this gun. find a different solution. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm david scott in new york. >> our thanks to david. >>> up next, painted black. remembering the legendary charlie watts. ♪ not easy facing 100 your whole world is black ♪ j

he flips it open and on page a 4 he sees the president's schedule at the hilton.says i am going to take my little gun, go up there and see how close i can go. he is waiting behind a rope line, 15 feet past where the open door is for the limousine. he has a .22 caliber gun in his pocket. it is loaded with devastator bullets which are tipped with lead adecide which is a high explosive, so they build up when they hit things. he is sitting there wait, waiting, reagan comes out, hinckley can't believe he is 15 feet from the president. agents are surrounding him. three cops at the roofline, another agent there. hinckley pulls out his gun and envisions himself dying in a burst of gunfire, suicide by cop, suicide by secret service agent. he starts shooting. there's a wf documentary material from this day that explains what happened. there's a >> mr. president -- [ gunfire ] >> there is a wealth of document documentary s which describe what happens. there were photographers. one of them was on job for four days. he shoots over the limousine and has shots of pear throwing r

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ebony jade so we knew this is hilton something that doctor anthony jade you're going hilton to have to live kavita patel with. >> something something you've enough to live. with there was some progress reported today by the white house, the nation has passed an important new milestone, 50% of all americans have fully vaccinated and another major corporation has joined those issuing vaccine mandates. american airlines are requiring their employees to be vaccinated by this fall. it's the first major airline to take this step. amazon says all workers in its u.s. warehouses will be required to wear masks on the job starting monday. new jersey's governor is ordering all students, teachers, and staff members to wear masks inside of schools one school begins next month. and a judge in arkansas today temporarily blocked the state from enforcing its ban on mask mandates. that ruling came after lawmakers -- he wanted them to consider rolling back the ban for some schools as covid cases continue to climb in that state. and then there's this weekend's big event in south dakota, the popular sturgis

so, he is going into the hilton hotel, and the speech is at 2:00, and the washington hilton hotel, and for people who don't know, it was built to be a big convention site, and built specifically to get the president of the united states to come. otherwise your hotel is nothing in dc if you can't have the president there. so rick, and ray, if you could talk about what goes into the planning of an event like this at the hilton from a political perspective. and you know, it is a routine speech, but at the same time it is a big deal. and ray, the security of it. when i interviewed jerry parr, and god bless him, because he passed away in 2015, the lead agent on this, and he said that we were not, and reagan was shot this day, and we won't have any spoilers this day, and we all know that he was shot, and said complacency was a major flaw in what happened. if you could start with rick and then ray, because they are interconnected the two thoughts. >> well, sure. my position was that day as the lead advanced representative. when you are the lead on the presidential trip regardless of who the p

>> you really said this well, i think, all of us, i'm the general manager at hilton and i've been at hilton for three years now and i met joe my first day and she made such an impact on everything i do and everything that the hotel does. i think we all strive to leave a legacy and i'll tell you, joe has left her legacy at the hilton and the park 55. nothing leaves our hotel without someone saying did anyone check with jill so make sure we couldn't donate it or recycle it and send it to somewhere else or a non-profit and her passion and her goodness and and and for many, many years to come and i'm honored and thrilled that she received this award and i'm humbled by the work that she does and it's just to me it's just fills me with hope for the future and i'm just so very, very excited and recognized for this and thank you for doing that and i can't put into words how grateful. >> would you like to say a few words? yes, i would. and you know, up with of the things first, first, first. right, joe has done all the of the staff at the hilton and she makes the city look good but she's also

drew unrue had driven a motorcade to the hilton not too long before that. he knew all the routes. and he didn't have to practice them. he already new them. and so they're heading down and marion gordon realizes she doesn't have a radio to communicate with the police cars in front. she realizes, you know what -- she's in the front right seat of the spare limousine, armored limousine. she goes, you know what, these cops are going to keep going to the white house because they don't know where we're going. they think we're going to the white house. we better get up in front of the presidential limousine right now. she tells the driver you better get in front of the presidential limousine because if he's going to lose police escort in a few second -- she didn't want drew unrue to get -- there's a lot going on in this car. he has a lot to do. she didn't want him to think about how to get to the hospital and she wanted to be a battering ram. they didn't know what was going on in the world. as i said before, you know, they don't know if there are other people looking to get them. and so s

sig sauer has not yet filed a response in court to hilton's suit. >> never would i believed it wouldleast nine other lawsuits are pending against them claiming it went off by itself. sig sauer has denied our request for comment, but publicly stated the p320 meets and exceeds all u.s. standards for safety. in the past the company has blamed plaintiffs for mishandling the gun and said in a report to hilton's police department at the time, quote, a foreign object entered the trigger guard causing the pistol to discharge. >> there's no way that could have gotten into the trigger guard and pulled that trigger. >> reporter: joshua harrison is a firearms expert and consultant for abc news and we asked him to review material from hilton's legal team. he says the company offered an upgrade in 2017 that he believes should have cured the misfire issue. >> i have not seen enough to convince me that the upgraded version is dangerous. >> several of the pending lawsuits involve the upgraded version of the gun. is it a mystery to you what's going wrong with the updated version? >> i do not have an e

and there he is at the hilton. he says, you know what? i'm gonna take my my little gun my 22 caliber. and go up there and see and see how close i can get and what can happen and he's waiting right over there behind a rope line about 15 feet past where the open door is for the limousine. has a 22 caliber blower gun in his pocket. it's it's loaded with devastator bullets, which are tipped with lead eyeside. and lead aside is an explosive a high explosive. so they blow when they hit things. and so he's sitting there waiting waiting waiting reagan comes out hinkley can't believe he's just close. he's 15 feet from the president. the agents are surrounding them. they're three cops at the rope line another agent right there. hinckley pulls out his gun and he envisions himself dying in a burst of gunfire the seek, you know suicide by cop suicide by secret service agent and he starts shooting. guys there's a wealth of documentary material from this day that explains what happened. there's a lot of video three networks shot video of it. there's sti

mari: [laughter] del: so the speech is that the hilton hotel at 2:00. our viewers might not know, it was built to be this big convention site, specifically to get the president of the united states to come. otherwise, your hotel is nothing in d.c.. so rick and ray, can you talk a little bit about what goes into planning an event like this from a political perspective. it is a routine speech, but at the same time, big deal. and ray, the security of it. i interviewed jerry par, god bless him, he passed away in 2015, he said we are not going to have any spoilers here, we all know he was shot. he said complacency was a major flaw in what happened. can you guys start with rick and then go to ray? rick: my position that day was the lead staff representative. when you are the lead on a presidential trip, you coordinate the activities of a number of different agencies. we had a side to lead from the secret service by the name of bill green. i knew bill from the campaign. we also had a press advance lead. he was responsible for the lighting and sound and communi

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hilton, this is what the nih director, dr. says about when vaccinated people need to wear masks. take a listen. >> if you're talking about a party that i might have at my house for people who are fully vaccinated, i do not believe that we need to put masks on, how are you going to be sure about people's vaccination status and maybe there's immunocompromised people there are not actually fully protected and then the dynamic changes a little bit. >> dr. hilton, i've got to admit to you, it makes me wish that i was better with statistics because that's what we're asking people to run their own risk assessment. >> right. and i think that's what everyone has to understand is that there's always a risk, right? and it's what risk are you willing to take? what we know is that right now, when we're looking at privacy, we know a majority of those person, 74% of those people were vaccinated and still had an outbreak. the united states has been hyperfocussed and obsessed with just the death count. i say it again and again, there are more

this was reagan's first visit to the washington hilton. so, we relied heavily on previous practices. for example, we put president reagan in the elevator. as you walk in the presidential entrance on the street level, it is, again, as i mentioned, a small elevator. i think it would accommodate maybe three people. and there's a flight of stairs that goes down right next to the elevator. we brought him down to the holding room, to the stage level, on the elevator, and we brought him back up on the elevator. i remember discussing this with you when we spoke before, dave fischer was the personal aide of the president, and he said hey, correct, let me talk to you on the way out. we walked up the stairs together and came to the conclusion that it didn't make sense for somebody as healthy as ronald reagan to be using this tiny elevator, and be separated from the doctor and the military aid, etc, and from the bulk of his agents. and in the future, when we anticipate doing other events at this hotel, we would walk him down the stairs, and walk up th

tarnishes their town, their school or whatever, but it shouldn't be that way. >> reporter: antonia hiltonnbc new, harbor springs, michigan. >> important to remember. >>> when we come back, we switch gears. these dancing dads went viral with their impressive moves and a message. >>> there's good news tonight about a group of dancing dads who hit it big on tiktok and their message about taking care of each other ♪ ♪ i need your love ♪ >> reporter: they call themselves the out of touch daddies, a group of british dads who get down. ♪ get down on it ♪ ♪ get down on it ♪ >> yeah, just a bunch of dads dancing like a bunch of dads but we're good at dancing like dads. >> reporter: it all started in 2012. ♪ with a surprise performance at their daughter's dance recital. >> and everyone loved it, absolutely loved it, and we loved it as well >> reporter: i caught up with choreographer paul "jukebok" juke, dave "maestro" berliner and don "the don" hurley. they danced together for years in brighton about 50 miles outside of london, but it was the pandemic that forced them to get creative paul's daughte

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were you with paris hilton? >> i went to paris hilton's birthday party recently. >> david: whoa.urse. which i had misplaced because you know, i'm such a -- i walk in and i just get distracted. i put my purse down. i saw a makeup person named james charles. yeah, you shouldn't know who he is. good. your publicist trained you well. he's like a 22-year-old makeup like person. right? and he's like really famous on instagram. and i went up to him and whenever i see -- this is how i know i'm old. every time i see a young person in hollywood i just beeline to them and i start giving them financial advice they didn't ask for. and i'm like who's your lawyer? who's stealing from you? and he's like why is joan rivers yelling at me? [ laughter ] >> david: are you our joan rivers? >> no, i'm our courtney love. so i lose my purse and then -- when you're the person at the party that has lost your purse you ruin the party. you're like excuse me, you're looking and everyone's like can we help you? finally -- there's no one worth under a billion dollars at this party. i'm like picking up kathy hil

ebony hilton. my friend, good morning to you.s information about debating face mask mandates, what do you say to people who think it does more harm than good? >> look at mississippi. it's already quarantined over 6% of their elementary school to high school kids in the short period f o time they've been open. what we know is that there are more consequences to covid than death and our children luckily -- the majority survive. however, we're seeing pediatric icus are being overfilled a that point. there's no place for these children to be taken care of to be able to live and survive, and if we're looking at what are the consequences of that, if you're a mother in preterm labor and you have to deliver your baby, your baby that could have lived before now has the potential to die because there is no space for it. we have to realize the collateral damage left in the wake of covid. >> i know. the ripple effects are becoming clearer and clearer. dr. hilton, the biden administration recommends a booster shot for adults eight months afte

but professor forest hilton, thank you very much. that's it for one of your favorite episodes of the season will be back on september the 8th for brand new season. still uncovering the stories buried by the so called mainstream media until then keep in touch with us for social media and let us know who you'd like to see. on the next season of going undergrad. ah, join me every thursday on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics, sport, business and show business. i'll see you then. me the, the news the, the us last is our i system k as a drones try, kills a town or enough dentist on in the 1st reprisal facade state cobble app. coming in which 13 americans were among the $170.00 co shots that fired and called all to discuss.

paris hilton is tweeting she is happy to hear this news.due. >> a lot of fans posting. she posted an instagram post wthout a caption. it was just an image. a lot of people under there saying britney is finally free. they are determined to set her free. her lawyer says he plans to investigate jamie spears' conduct over the last 13 years. >> her estate is worth $50 million. >>> okay, coming up, a wine list with your short stack. and how ihop is planning to add some spirit to your famous breakfast platters. >> good morning, tgi fridays. >>> and later, one of the most iconic houses in boston is back on the market. it's ten-feet wide with a seven-figure price tag. you're watching "world news now." ♪["i'll be seeing you" by billie holiday] ♪ i'll be seeing you ♪ ♪ in all the old familiar places ♪ ♪ that this heart of mine embraces ♪ ♪ all day through ♪ [doorbell] ♪ in that small cafe ♪ ♪ the park across the way ♪ ♪ the children's carousel ♪ ♪ the chestnut trees ♪ ♪ the wishin' well ♪ ♪ cheeseburger in paradise ♪ >>> for so man ♪ cheeseburger in p

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30th 1981, it would be assassin fired six shots at president ronald reagan outside the washington hilton hotel, two miles from the white house. washington post reporter del wilbur, author of rawhide down, the near assassination of ronald reagan, met us on the sidewalk with where the shooting took place to tell his story of that day. >> ronald reagan was leaving this hotel after delivering a speech to the afl-cio. megan, longtime union man himself, was kind of excited to give this speech. he actually re-wrote it by hand. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ two, 25, to 26, to 27, he emerges from this entrance behind this area, this is new. they built this after the shooting, it's a bunker. and if you look inside over here, you can see the entrance, the door, the steel door, where the president emerged and left. they built, this actually, this entrance, especially for the president when they built this hotel in the 19 sixties, they brought this wonderful grand ballroom, and they knew that for the is they're going to want their own security special interests, and about this back here, ease of access for [inaud

tell us what you think at steve hilton to share this message when we post it.e have sarah carter joining us. sarah had the latest news tonight that the evacuations are over if that's one —- if you are there, that's it what you make of the latest news? >> it is horrific . i sent a video over to your team i know we cannot play it tonight there is a lot of details but an american family i cannot tell you how many americans will be left behind. they were trapped at a taliban checkpoint trying to get to the checkpoint that this white house said people could get through to get to the airport for evacuation they had guns pointed at their faces and told they were not allowed to pass through they had small children but they went ahead and videotaped themselves as a record of proof in case something happens to them. that record of proof went to congressman garcia's office of course they have been working diligently along with senator collins office and others to get people out like morgan ortega's who has been involved in the digital dunkirk to rescue people i cannot tak

mcenany, senior editor at up with the federalists," mollie hemingway and in the center see, steve hilton, host of "the next revolution." first, the report by "the wall street journal," the paper revealing a dozen diplomats sent confidential memo to the secretary of state on july 13th warning that the taliban was rapidly gaining ground and kabul was vulnerable to collapse, the latest in a series of recordings that the biden administration potentially ignored as american forces left and the insurgents swept through the country with ease. a former cia counterterrorism chief also advise the president's campaign, speech kabul will crumble within days with the depleted american presence. yesterday president biden claims he was never told such a rapid collapse was possible. to become number, as you know, the intelligence committee did not say back in june or july and that in fact fact this was going to collapse like it did, number one. >> they thought the taliban would take over but not this quickly. >> they wanted you to keep about 2500 troops. >> no, they didn't, it was split. that wasn't tru

let's bring in steve hilton on the west coast.here because what we are really saying is the truth about biden being revealed as i argued for a long time, the reason he is so dangerous is he is a classic machine politician, no principles, no beliefs, just going where the power -- advance -- when there's a real crisis, a really difficult situation he has no bedrock to fall back on and that is why he is so crushed and humiliated but worse than that the humiliation for him personally but the conciliation he has inflicted on america, that is what we are enraged about. ashley: i want you to look at the headline in the telegraph, influential newspaper in the uk, the headline reads joe biden has blood on his hand and his presidency will not recover. do you think the special relationship with the uk has changed for good, they have been let down by the us. >> they are furious and it is right across the board. that is one influential newspaper, the telegraph but you see the total condemnation on all sides. you saw reports that boris johnson

nbc news correspondent and tonia hilton is pastor new six-part series. call the debate over critical race theory. reminder to our viewers it's a law school course about systemic racism in our legal system. but what happened in southlake, that preceded a lot of the debates. how did that get started >> it's one of the ground zero communities where the fight over race and history began starting in 2018 with the video you mentioned of well-known students in the district chanting the n word. what you see happen at first in 2018 is the community came together, a diversity council formed that worked almost two years on a ds diversity plan for the school district. when the plan is ready in 2020 not long after at murder of george floyd, there is a massive backlash. parents raise hundreds of thousands of dollars, one parent brings a lawsuit that ultimately leads to a restraining order that keeps the district from working on any kind of diversity and inclusion program for the kids. and so this podcast is really about taking people past the fighting that we're all s

ebony hilton and the co-host of unpacked podcast. dr. hilton, good to see you. people who are vaccine hesitant, you and i talked about this before possibly for historical or cultural reasons and people who are a little bit of quacks about vaccines. they both need to be convinced to take the vaccine, but the approach to convincing them is different. >> the approach to convincing them, one group we may not be able to convince and america needs to wrap our head around that. but the other thing i need to talk to both groups is the virus, covid-19 is not why you don't want to have the vaccine. what we do know is younger and younger persons are being hospitalized and our cases are increasing 148% over the last two weeks and our hospitalizations are increasing 73% and our deaths are starting to climb, again. this is not the time to be hesitant. if you are thinking whether or not just know that there has been millions of americans at this point who have been vaccinated. you can look globally and know that you can have additional millions of persons and this vaccine has

the fairmont's owner wants to find a new deal with hilton hotels.has estimated $22 million could be owed in damages. >>> folks at zillow says nobody does it like the bay area. more than 600 homes sold for half a million dollars over the asking price. 40 homes sold for $1 million over asking. los angeles in third place, rounding out the top five, seattle and miami with 100 homes that sold for $500,000 over asking. all the places i've lived, what's with that? >>> up next, struck by lightning. how long it will take to keep the washington monument closed. >>> coming up tonight at 7:00, dozens of of a began refugees are on their way to the bay area. we will have a conversation about the all hands on deck effort happening right now to make sure that they have everything they need when they arrive. >>> plus, what's the deal with the booster shots? i'm going to bring these to you tonight at 7:00 on nbc bay area. >>> right now with lester holt, he served on a para rescue team, now he has thoughts on what's unfolding in afghanistan. this purple heart recipien

i actually am interested in this only because of her mother kathy hilton.he's fascinatingly corky and i can say that she's a great addition, so, again, in terms of fame, i think kathy hilton has it head and shoulders above her two daughters, paris and nicky at the moment. i will leave it with that. maria: well, good for paris to have a big celebration for her big day, mark. mark: i guess so. i guess so. good for her for thinking that she's not a bridezilla, ten dresses, sounds like a bridezilla. 3-day wedding, sounds like a bridezilla. we have known this for a while. in case that you forgot paris hilton seems to be rather high maintenance. who the heck would want to change outfits ten times? i don't even want to change outfits once a day, who wants to do it ten times a day? dagen: you don't know women at all, my friend. [laughter] maria: all right. we have economic data on the other side of this hour, initial jobless claim in hour's time and how it's impacting. dow industrials down 352, nasdaq down 105. stay with us next hour mornings with maria, we will ta

heinz, conrad hilton and you understand walmart and the more subjects you are interested in, your chances of coming up with really something innovative just goes up geometrically so i would never tell anybody not to study any subject. but to truly study and go deep and we start with the history, where does it come from. who first had this concept and what role has played in society and go back as far as you can. i just wrote the newsletter we published talk about the family and how they ran their business and how parallel it is to the way venture capitalist act today in terms of the division of the stock between the money and the people doing the work. it's just about the same. it's like 15th century which is asurprise to some people . >>are there any significance to the hundred and 60 recommendations ? >> i just ran out of steam and pages. put down hundred 60, cut it off there. i can do 1000 and i always invite people to email me, get contact on one of my websites or over the world, my other website and asked me what a good book on this and if it's in my areas of interest, i will fire ri

s no historian and political science professor at the national university of columbia meeting for hilton forest i. i've got a message from the british ministry of defense saying there are military personnel in the embassy in columbia and less than 10 officials. and we have previously foreign office. he has a fewer than 10 members of the u. k. armed forces deployed to columbia know that you're going to tell me what's been happening in columbia, but i should just say the board johnson last 3 to columbia was it's committed to an impressive 51 percent reduction in carbon emissions by 2030 together. we can build greener. i welcome president. even duke as leadership, welcoming him maybe to glasgow this year. what's been happening there? well, the 1st thing i'd say about that is that, you know, in terms of british forces being in columbia, in any capacity, i assume that they're just simply a supplementary force as a so often the case to a much larger u. s. force. and the u. s. committed a pretty impressive amount of resources to beating up the columbia armed forces and police in columbia, in th

heinz and conrad hilton and you understand walmart, the more subject you're interested in, your chancesof coming up with really something innovative just goes up geometrically. i would never tell anybody not to study any subject, but to truly study it and go deep and to always start with the history, where does it come from. who first had this concept? what role has a plate in society? back as far as you can. i wrote a newsletter to be published latest week what talk about a family and how they ran their business and how parallel it is the way venture capitalists act today in terms of division of the stock between the money in the people doing the work. it's about the same like 15th century which is a little bit of a surprise to some people. >> host: is a any a any se to the 160 recommendations? >> guest: i just ran out of steam and pages, you know, put down 160, cut it off very. i could do 1000. i always invite people to e-mail me, hit contact on one of my websites and ask what's a good book on this? if it's in my areas of interest i will fire right back usually within an hour to it so

march 30th 1981 a would-e assassin fired six shots at president ronald reagan outside the washington hilton hotel two miles from the white house. washington post reporter del wilber author of rawhide down the near assassination of ronald reagan met us on the sidewalk with a shooting took place to tell his story of that day. ronald reagan was leaving this hotel after delivering a speech the afl-cio reagan a longtime union man himself over again. it's kind of excited to give this speech. he actually rewrote it by hand.

but there's a sense from the hilton side that the u. s. has really siding with left and they've been having there been voicing the concerns from day one could to speak with you, sir. thanks so much. the un is holding a briefing on to me and mon nationals who've been arrested on charges applauding to attack man most un ambassador choir mo, tune who was appointed by the deposed civilian government as openly criticized the military hunter. since it sees power in february, nan was military responded, saying it has nothing to do with it. the question salumi is that the united nations live for the christian. the 1st of all, what more do we know on the efforts to deal with the political situation in the ama well, here at the united nations, we did have a briefing from the special envoy to me in mar, christine schraner, burden or earlier today. and she responded to the latest allegations that to man, to man for me and mar, here in new york, were arrested on friday and accused of plotting to kill me and mars, and bassett, or to the united nations.

30th 1981, it would be assassin fired six shots at president ronald reagan outside the washington hilton hotel, two miles from the white house. washington post reporter del wilbur, author of rawhide down, the near

30th, 1981, a would be assassin fired six shots at president ronald reagan outside the washington hilton hotel two miles from the white house. "washington post" reporter del wilbur, author of raw hide down, the near assassination of ronald reagan met us on a sidewalk where the assassination took place to

soon, hilton are not vaccinated, and less than half of the teachers have received seen. well, maybe people here said that building is not only worked on the needs of children to gather with other children. they are under emotional stress. the government has to re opening school is out of the question that he says failure have arrested hundreds of people of the protest against locked downs turned violent on saturday. the country reported a record daily tally of 900 new infections. most of them in sydney and new outbreak in neighboring new zealand. his also growing prank up to the undertaker's trade, recorded its highest number of coven 90 infections. thousands of people protested across several cities against locked dance in melbourne, answered me, protested, broke through police lines. and fought rudolph says millions of people in around some of the country's largest cities have been under locked down for weeks. but cases of the highly contagious delta, very and after rising no matter how hard we work and no matter if 99 percent of people are doing the right thing, there

tell us what you think at steve hilton and share this message when we post it.o today biden again and was saying they are in touch with people and trying to get people out. he has a plan and it's going well. fox news spoke to a us citizen still trapped in afghanistan to see what's really going on. take a listen. >> i would like our president to make the process of the evacuation faster people like me, fellow citizens any people with troops on the ground we are devastated. we are scared for our lives. every time a car passes by i feel like they are going to pull in and execute us. i don't know if i'm going to see my children again. steve: that's not all. please mr. president please evacuate us. please help we need help to get to the airport is not possible to make it through all those people people are getting shot. the teargas is being released on people. it's just so devastating that i don't even know how to explain it. it's a nightmare. i want to wake up. i want to wake up from this nightmare. steve: joining us now by found is that woman's brother who is now b

welcome to "the next revolution" i am steve hilton. pro- worker and especially pro- america. this is the week when the true nature of the biden regime in the democratic party and the ruling class became clear. we saw that in the chaos of the delta perio

welcome to "the next revolution" i am steve hilton. republican pro- community pro- worker and especially pro- america. this is the week when the true nature of the biden regime in the democratic party and the ruling class became clear. we saw that in the chaos of the delta period panic and staggering new numbers for illegal border crossing with legal immigration into the shambles failing around with the agenda that nobody voted for all while pushing ill legal censorship and indoctrination in the left-wing elite are totally incompetent and deeply authoritarian. not a good combination not american combination and that is why free florida or crazy california and it threatens everyone because the essence of america. founded on the idea of freedom a limited government now in the grips of the unprecedented micromanagement from on high this nation is unparalleled accomplishments of science and technology and art and music. you name it the spectacle of the president bubbling around without a clue. and then to wife his own chin while activist a