i'm doing this for you, howie. howie: very noble.re making people hate each other, how do you respond to fox's critics that say this network is polarizing? >> because they only say that because they were happy when there was only one poll, right? they never encountered any opposition pointing them out, so that's why there's a myth about polarization as in fox versus this. no, it's countering the animosity of the other networks and this is a very important and subtle point that i've been pushing for a while. when you look at the other networks and i call cnn the shame network, they target groups, right? trump voters, republicans, country clubbers, rich people, successful people. they never go after the person, right? well, they went after trump and now tucker as a replacement but, in fact, when you look at fox, no one ever says those damn biden voters. i don't sit there and do complete screen of idiocy of voting for joe biden. i will talk about joe biden, i will talk about nancy pelosi, all the great characters but i never go after th

howie: fascinating.y that the border is the one issue where the media have been by in large pretty tough on president biden and his handling or lack of handling of the mess, but i also sense that the coverage is starting to fade a bit because the story has gotten a bit old and not much has changed, your thoughts? frank: that may be the case, the issue right now this is a long-term challenge and we have to find a way to separate the border security from the immigration itself. the american people believe that the system is broken that there should be a legal, lawful way for those who want that have a chance to come here, build a barrier and provide and provide a path to citizenship and ensure a barrier so that we can keep out those and the american people would say harrah. howie: of course, president biden ran against the wall and unlikely to happen. george w. bush speaking out on sunday morning says he will be public about immigration reform. he will lobby his own party. i'm sure the media would welcome

>> absolutely, howie.hen you look at the meaning of it, if you look at sort of the pinnacle of baseball, hot dogs, apple pie, chevrolet, it's baseball that is that american past time and by association you're looking at the all-star game. i'm not surprised. if you look at what position that some of the georgia politicians are in, stacy abrams is unhappy that this is being moved out of georgia. she says it will financially hurt the state. you've got keisha bottoms, the mayor of atlanta, who is also saying she's disappointed about it. and it is a lot of money. but again, past the money, you've got to figure this is looking through the political prizm, whether it's for business or politicians but they've got to get the story right, as kat mentioned. it's not us, it's the washington post that pointed out that people are looking at old versions of the bill and not looking at the final version and some of the details which in some cases, not all, but some cases expand voter rights. howie: yeah, media have to be

>> well, that's not true, and the numbers don't bear that to be true, howie. african-american males are disproportionately not only apprehended and incarcerated, but killed at the hands of police. in many cases, eric garner when he said he could not breathe, there were many that were surprised there were not indictments, there were not charges, there were not guilty verdicts. but this is different because the world saw with that video a man die, and i think it's very difficult for another human being to watch another human being die, quite frankly. and i think the outrage erased and blurred the political lines thankfully, if you will, but this is a beginning. look, there are those in the african-american community that i've talked to on my radio show, howie, that say this is not justice even though mr. floyd's brother said it is justice, and they do consider it a steppingstone because they have not been successful in having a guilty verdict in the past when officers have been brought to court when you look at the numbers. howard: i just want to underscore the

she's done this before, howie. i'm asking a long question. let's look at this flashback.re. listen. >> you got to love the tim scott standing there to provide the patina of diversity over that round of words, that basket full of words. >> martha: the patina of diversity. how did she get away with this? >> she's playing to the msnbc audience and also misrepresenting what tim scott said. he said he experienced racism in his own life and gave examples. what this is, tim scott is a rising star in the republican party as a black conservative. i heard mitch mcconnell praise him as courageous. that rubs the wrong way for gets under the skin of a lot of african american liberals that like to dominate the debate and define it on a their terms. he's not saying racism has been eradicated. by and large it's not a racist country. you know else who said that kamala harris in an interview. >> martha: she did. you touched on the right point. it comes to a point where if you are minority, if you're a woman, you have to think in a certain way in order to receive the backing of certain indi

howie liebengood's widow wants him to be counted too.he officers that committed suicide after the insurrection. she wrote a letter and in the statement to cnn, she said officials on both sides of the aisle witnessed the catastrophic events of january 6th. we are certain they recognize that this tragedy led to howie's death. should the death of a man who died a day later from physical injuries sustained during the insurrection be classified differently than a man who committed suicide as a result of mental and emotional injuries suffered on january 6th? >> i do not believe that there should be a separation. you know, these officers put their lives on the line all the time and what happens is that they suffer so much, that sometimes what happens is that they do end up killing themselves. and this is a problem and it's much greater than in the general population. and so twice as many police officers kill themselves as are killed in the line of duty. so this is a serious problem that really needs to be addressed and i am one who believes tha

and howie liebengood's suicide took an incredible toll.n's days described to cnn's don lemon described as hell day. >> it takes you back to hell day and tough to think about it and relive it. >> reporter: he talked about the racial slurs and the depression that the officers felt afterwards. >> officer sicknick was killed. we had officers that took their life because of the stress that they endured from that day. that is what happened. i don't know how you can word it any different than what exactly happened. >> reporter: in the examination of what happened on january 6th, it was called the worst of the worst in the two decades of service of admiral police captain alicia mendoza. >> as a former army captain, i am sad to see the unnecessary loss of life and the impact that this has had on capitol police officers and i'm sorry to see the impact of the agency and the country. >> alex marquardt, cnn, washington. >>> up next, police officers in florida going beyond the call of duty to make a 5-year-old boy with cancer. keeping your oysters busin

>> bret: howie, thank you, we should point out that governor desantis is on tucker's show tonight 8:00's get reaction to all of this from senior political analyst brit hume. good evening, brit. your thoughts on this. >> brit: hi, bret. >> bret: your thoughts on 60 minutes piece. definitely changed perspective of how people are looking at it today. >> brit: at best i think it's a pretty sloppy piece of work as howard just pointed out. it didn't really -- it didn't really include the gist, the full measure and not every word but the full measure of governor detan tis explanation of how it happened. if it had, viewers of "60 minutes" would know it wasn't just publix that was involved that cvs and walgreen's had been involved earlier and that walmart was also involved in distributing vaccine that the state had a number of other facilities set up to cover areas that were not necessarily served by pub blix. pub blix by the way has more than 800 stores in florida so it would be kind of a natural center as people get shots there, they have pharmacies and so on. a natural place to distribute va

>> bret: howie, thanks.l have more on the coverage of the afghan withdrawal and the bounty stories as well as other things on media buzz sunday 11:00 a.m. eastern time. up next, police protest in american cities after officer-involved fatal shootings. we will bring you there first, beyond our borders tonight. iran begins enriching uranium to its highest ever purity 60%. that is triple what it once produced. and edges iran closer to weapons grade levels. you heard the president comment on that earlier. meantime cuba's communist party begins historic four day congress that will see the last castro exit the political stage after six decades of rule by brothers fidel and raÚl. the younger castro raÚl has signaled he will step aside as communist secretary first secretary the most powerful job in cuba. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ this is ours. the lexus is. all in on the sports sedan. lease the 2021 is 300 for $369 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at y

today he passed gordy howie by appearing in tonight's game. >> with his appearance in tonight's game,is 3,668th nhl game. >> his family there, a number of shark fans as well. marleau was drafted second and the next active player on the all times list is the man was drafted first, t, t, t, t, teammate thornton. marleau's teammate. and how nice would it have been if marleau got a goal but he was stopped there. the man of the hour still that guy. patrick marleau. >> i think it's very meaningful. i think it's huge having played the majority of my games here in san jose and being drafted by them and it's just been a great organization over the years for me and my family. my phone has been blowing up the last three or four days. it's all very humbling. >> to basketball now. stephan curry taking on his both seth in philly. philly starts with a 13-0 run starting off. it's steph with the advantage. the triple to end the first quarter. he had 20 at the half. 55-55 at the break. warriors down two. steph from the turnpike. his 11th straight game with at least 30 points and he was not done. he's o

today he passed gordy howie by appearing in tonight's game. >> with his appearance in tonight's game, patrick marleau has played in his 3,668th nhl game. >> his family there, a number of shark fans as well. marleau was drafted second and the next active player on the all times list is the man was drafted first, t, t, t, t, teammate thornton. marleau's teammate. and how nice would it have been if marleau got a goal but he was stopped there. the man of the hour still that guy. patrick marleau. >> i think it's very meaningful. i think it's huge having played the majority of my games here in san jose and being drafted by them and it's just been a great organization over the years for me and my family. my phone has beendays. it's all very humbling. >> to basketball now. stephan curry taking on his both seth in philly. philly starts with a 13-0 run starting off. it's steph with the advantage. the triple to end the first quarter. he had 20 at the half. 55-brea warrrsdown two. steph from the turnpike. his 11th straight game with at least 30 points and he was not done. he's on another level ri

felt maker howie nichols be has thought long and hard about the possible economic consequences of scottish independence and he thinks independence will have to wait for now i only want an independent scotland it is good for scotland and the scottish people and it feels too much but it's politicians and politics and party rivalry as opposed to thinking on a business level and strategy imply of how was actually going to work. the drive for independence will continue to impact scots like how we nickleby and his family and brags it has only served to stoke the fire. 30 years ago the yugoslav wars broke out in europe more than 100000 people were killed in the decade that followed well the scars of the war are still visible ruins serve as a reminder of the conflict that tore through the balkans one artist in serbia is using the debris to heal the wounds of the past his childhood was marred with the sounds of destruction but he's working through the trauma with the help of a secret weapon. tracking military scrap for its acoustic properties. serbian artist nicholas that zorra is scoring a junkyar

howie kurtz, how are you doing? good morning to you.ece that usa today had printed a few weeks back by stacey abrams. the title is corporate america must pick a side on voting rights and prevent a georgia -- they went back and edited the piece, the problem. and allowed her to change some of the arguments she was making. explain that and i'll call it out in a second here. >> usa today did in allowing stacey abrams to stealth edit the opinion column she had written to modify her position on the whole all-star game controversy is outrageous and hard to imagine the paper allowing a prominent republican to do the same thing. the original piece she is backing the calls and criticism against major league baseball and the political winds shift. goes back, rewrites the thing so say she is against boycotts in georgia and nobody tells the readers she made the changes. >> i can't argue an individual's choice. if you read the original draft sounds like she is trying have it both ways. a republican strategist found it, called it out. how did the edit

howie kurtz on that, next.ou've seen underwear that fits like this... but never for bladder leaks. always discreet boutique black. i feel protected all day, in a fit so discreet, you'd never know they're for bladder leaks. always discreet boutique. >> how mainstream media outlets are reporting on president biden and charm, handling their afghanistan withdrawal plans. here's a fox news analyst howard kurtz. >> the media giving a mostly positive perception to present biden's announcement of withdrawal from afghanistan. >> most americans i think will likely support this president's view, because they will say -- 20 years is enough. >> president trump steel with the taliban to leave the country, ken donald trump accept the defeat in afghanistan? time now, biden's move brings an end to the longest work. while some pundits are warning a preview possible takeover, the overall tone is relief as biden finishes what trump started. the white house is also walking back and allegation of russian bounties, first reported by

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the wife of capitol police officer howie liebengood said his suicide was in the line of duty.d it hell. >> you have good days, bad days, just thinking about it taking you back, like you said that hell day. it's tough -- it's tough to live through. and it's also tough to relive talking about it. >> reporter: dunn told cnn that the rioters there used racial slurs against officers. he talked about it afterwards. >> officer sicknick was killed. we had officers that took their life because of the stress that they endured from that day. that is what happened. i don't know how you can word it any different. and what exactly happened. >> reporter: in the examination of what happened on january 6th, it was called the worst of the worst. in the two decades of service in the service of carneysha me mendoza. >> as an army veteran, it's seeing us attacked by citizens. i'm sad to see the loss of life i'm sad to see the impact this has had on police officers and i'm sad to see the impact on our agency and our country. >> reporter: alex marquardt, cnn, washington. >>> coming up, new guidance

fox news media analyst on host of fox's "media buzz" howie kurtz has that story. >> america is not aist country. >> there were signs of racism from the left after senator tim scott deliver the g.o.p. response to president biden speech using the very slur he had mentioned. >> i've been called uncle tom and the n-word by progressives, by liberals. >> he got twisted into uncle tim until the platform blocked it. "tim scott says america is not a racist country? not sure how this man lives with himself." a former msnbc host, what makes tim scott and uncle tim? he was denying america's racist. aiding and abetting white supremacy. the cable news attacks gain force. this and it's only black republican hit back. >> the left, they have doubled down that they are going to not attack my policies but they are literally attacking the color of my skin. >> his audience appeared to be conservative white republicans who are angry over certain things. >> scott who often speaks of moving in with his grandfather who dropped out of elementary school to pick cotton, also drew scrutiny from "the washington p

howie: whatever happened todona. a piece that he largely faded from view.o tackle the term is wrong. he doesn't command the attention as he did as president of the united states and twitter and facebook are still shunning him as outlaw but has there been a former president that wielded so much influence over his party. >> he still has a lot of popularity, if he runs in 2024, will you run? >> yes. >> would you vote for trump if he were the nominee in 2024? >> there's another hypothetical question. hopefully i don't have the

the wife of capitol police officer howie said his suicide was in the line of duty.ing the insurrection, in the days that followed, took an incredible toll. officer harry dunn described the pain to cnn's don lemon. calling it hell. >> you have good days and you have bad days. but just thinking about it, just takes you back to that -- that, like you said, that hell day. and it's tough -- it was tough to live through and it's also tough to relive talking about it. >> dunn told cnn the trump supporters who were there that day used racial slurs against black officers. he talked about the depression that many officers felt, afterwards. >> officer sicknick was killed. we had officers that took their life, because of the -- the stress that they endured from that day. that is what happened. i don't know how you can word it, any different, than what, exactly, happened. >> reporter: in the examination of what happened, on january 6th, it was called the worst of the worst, in the two decades of service of capitol police captain mendoza. >> as an american, and as an army veteran

i'm, like, i hope howie mandel root. >> stephen: just fist bump.been -- this is the first year i ironically haven't been sick a day because i'm not been shaking hands. >> stephen: same here. it's been terrible and lovely at the same time. it's been terrible for me not only because this is a crisis and tragedy for the world, but i haven't had an audience for a year. you've done a lot of live performing. can you imagine -- have you had the experience of no audience and having to go out there and do comedy? >> well, i feel like i jirchgd you a bit. i was your last guest. but i performed just sparse crowds as an improv comedian with, like, two people in the san fernando valley. >> stephen: sure. i had a brief career as a standup when i was 22, and although there were audiences, it was as if there was no audience because that's pretty much the response i got unless you played crickets. >> stephen: sure, i played that room. you did standup briefly and then the straight acting route. you got to work with extraordinary people, including i got to meet mike

the wives of capitol police officer howie lebangood said his was in the line of duty and the days afterunn described the spain to cnn's don lemon calling it hell. >> you have good days and bad days and it takes you back to that, what you say, hell day. it's tough to live through and tough to talk about it. >> reporter: dunn said the trump supporters there radio racial slurs against officers and he called about how he felt afterwards. >> we had an officer killed. we had officers who took their lives because of the stress they endured from that day. that is what happened. i don't know how you can word it any different than what exactly happened. >> reporter: in the examination of what happened on january 6th, it was called the worst of the worst in the two decades of service of capitol police captain mendoza. >> as an american, as an army veteran, it's sad to see us attacked by our fellow citizens. i'm sad to see the unnecessary loss of life. i'm sad to see the impact this has had on capitol police officers, and i'm sad to see the impact this has had on our agency and our country. >> repo

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howie: less than three months after the capitol riot, critics were saying the barbed wire fencing had. it was a big mistake. on friday as you know, a man rammed his car into two capitol police officers, killing an 18-year veteran, billy evans and wounding the other officer. pete williams reported the attacker was a white male. that was a serious blunder. he was a black man, an avat follower of the -- a you follower of islam. what matters is another capit

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howie 35 southbound between bear creek road. they're keeping a close eye on that.oming up for now. darya and james, i'll send it over to you. >> thank you very much. five-fifty is the time and in the east bay, the city of oakland is seeing one murder every 3 days and now one mother's pleading for the violence to end after losing her son dimitris fleming davis and his friends were on their way home when they were caught in the middle of a shootout. demetrius was hit by a stray bullet and died. his 2 friends were uninjured. the shooting happened just 2 weeks before his 19th birthday long 68th avenue and international boulevard back on april 10th 3 homicides occurred that day making it one of the deadliest days in oakland. so far. >> i have lost my heart just you know, that was my baby. and he was a good boy had a future. the needs help out here. not just afterwards. we need to be doing something now. >> now we need to be investing on the front end of crisis on the front end of trump instead of investing in law enforcement, right. more law enforcement. let's be invest

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and check your local listing for time and channel and howie kurtz talks to former white house press secretary on media buzz tomorrow at 11 a.m. eastern. monday at 4 p.m. eastern catch the much anticipated tucker carlson interviewed with piers morgan on fox nation. >> as griff just mentioned, georgia governor brian kemp talked moments ago about the major league baseball moving the all-star game out of atlanta. >> that means cancel culture are coming for your business, or your game, or your event in your hometown and they're coming to cancel everything from sports to how you make a living and they will stop at nothing to silence all of us. >> now, let's bring in steve harrigan live in atlanta with the latest on the fallout. hi, steve. >> alicia, the game was supposed to be right behind me here in july, the summer classic. that's not going to happen. the commissioner of major league baseball, rob manfred, saying that he has decided to move the game because of georgia's election law which he says restricts access to the ballot box. now, that assertion has drawn a lot of criticism back from republ

do with how we keep people moving through the pipeline and how we create opportunities and really howiely how we, the risks we take on women compared with men. shery: the president in australia has been angry about women in politics. how much to that charge the movement? and perhaps give more opportunities to women in business? >> it is such an interesting time in australia. i have been working in the gender diversity space for about 15 years now and i have never seen the momentum we have right here right now. i think the bubble has burst around the way we have treated women and anyone who saw the former ceo give testimony in the senate hearings during the wake of blistering hot questioning and answering down in canberra, that has to do with the banking deal. it went through the australian post network. we are seeing a rising of women. over 100,000 women marched in the streets in early march to say enough is a month -- is enough. we want to move beyond the injustice women have experience in australia. that will translate into the workplace. women have found their voice. shery: do you ex

check your local listings, and then howie kurtz talking to greg gutfeld about his new show, tune in atre. gillian: joining us now to take a look at the economic fallout and the impact of the mlb moving its all-star game is georgia business leader alfredo ortiz. alfredo, thanks for joining us. i want to ask you to do something tricky which is just put the politics aside for a second. we'll get there in a minute. talk to me about what this is costing, this decision, what it's costing the state of georgia. we're hearing hundreds of millions of dollars. what about jobs? break it down for us. >> yeah, absolutely. so the estimates that we're hearing is about $100 million in lost revenue to small business owners primarily, which in the state of georgia a lot of these folks were minority small business owners. i just came from a meeting earlier this morning in cobb county where you have business leaders and small business owners, and the outrage, the disbelief and the heart ache is all real. $100 million, gillian, is real money. it may not be a lot of money for a lot of these corporations, the

. >> john: joining us now as fox news media analyst and host of media buzz howie kurtz. they spent a long time laying out this pay to play narrative but doesn't spend a lot of time on what ron desantis had to say in terms of an explanation. >> virtually everything in the 60 minutes program was designed to pave it ron desantis as one of the patented bad guys with the program loves to chase down the hallway with a bunch of cameras. never prove the link between the donation by publix and the vaccine but the most egregious mistake by far was not including most of the substantive defense by the republican governor on camera to reporter sharon alfonsi after he wouldn't grant an interview, that he consulted palm beach county officials and publix was the next ready to go in and around them. even if you don't have time to play all the politicians sound bites, you have an obligation to summarize his defense when he is the target of appeasing that accusation is made to play. >> sandra: all great points. is a palm beach county florida mayor, dave carter. he is coming to the defense

another point with howie kurtz on sunday. >> we should be revisiting it regardless.ory was not just what that document showed about biden and china and ukraine but the abuse of power by facebook and democrats to censor a major story right before an election. it was incredible interference and manipulation of the right to vote and be heard. >> bill: "new york post" twitter feed was blocked out for two weeks, joe. you have censorship. >> if you remember members of the trump campaign like kayleigh mcenany or the trump campaign official website itself. it was all taken down. twitter said this is russian disinformation, we can't provided proof it is but they censored the story three weeks before the presidential election. but the focus of those questions on cbs was maddening to watch. all the focus seemed to be on is the laptop yours or not. no one is disputing the laptop belongs to hunter biden. there are receipts with hunter biden's signature at the shop. the shop owner testified hunter biden dropped off the laptop and the emails should have been the focus. if you haven

howie kurtz is live in maryland taking a look at all this for us, hi. >> hi, joe biden was never goingo reporters, posting twitter taunts by the hour trying to dominate every news cycle. the white house is confirming what is obvious. a deliberate strategy of having president biden engaged in media only sparingly which helps with message discipline and helps him from committing gaffes or being pressed on topics other than the subject of the day. that top white house communication official telling "politico" on the record he is the president and a lot on his plate. early on they said he is too busy with the pandemic. now there is heavy reliance on cabinet officers like pete buttigieg and surrogates. not one sentence in the "politico" story saying i believe a president has a responsibility to take questions from the press. not one or two and photo ops not because we're so charming because we ask questions on behalf of the public. that's what would happen if a republican president was not engaging with the press to this degree. the president can do what it wants. nothing in the constitutio

the wife of capitol police officer howie said his suicide was in the line of duty saying the insurrectione days that followed took an incredible toll. officer harry dunn described the pain to cnn's don lemon called hell. >> you have good days and bad days and thinking about it takes you back to the hell day and it was tough to live through and it's also tough to relive talking about it. >> reporter: dunn told cnn trump supporters used racial slurs against black officers and talked about the depression many officers felt afterwards. >> officer sicknick was killed. we had officers that took their life because of the stress that they endured from that day. that is what happened. i don't know how you can word it any different than what exactly happened. >> usa! >> reporter: in the examination of what happened on january 6th, it was called the worst of the worst in the two decades of service of capitol police captain mendonsa. >> as an american and army veteran, it's sad to see us attack our fellow citizens. i'm sad to see the unnecessary loss of life. i'm sad to see the impact this has had on

fox news legal analyst and media buzz host howie kurtz joins us. over the years, stories he's told about his family and elaborately downplays the hardships tim scott family endured during the civil war. why did they do that? >> let me start with the bottom line. there's nothing in this "washington post" column that casts an iota of doubt on the story tim scott told about his family going from cotton to congress in one lifetime. his grandfather did leave elementary school to pick cotton. the post couldn't give him one 8th of april q oh because the story is true. the only mystery is why the paper spent all this time going over old records to try to tarnish the story. could it have anything to do with the fact that the senate's only black republican is delivering the response to president biden speech to congress on wednesday? >> sandra: glenn kessler, the writer of this piece, obviously he is the target of a lot of this criticism. he's dodging and saying talk to "the washington post" public relations department paid isn't going on the record as to wh

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we'll talk about that later on in the show and get into it with peter navarro, but your thoughts on howiewe've got denuclearization tall currencies in china, india is doing it they are talking about outlouding bitcoin, they've been talking about this for over a year, and the u.s. is apparently working on something as well at m. i.t., so we've got a lot of the major economies, major countries of currencies looking at digital currencies as an alternative but for today, you know, this is a very big offering. one of the biggest dpo's we've had since spotify, so this is a big, you know, big time for these markets. we think many of the investors who haven't gotten in certainly are joining the craze, probably going to push the prices higher of all the digital currencies here that are trading on this coinbase exchange. maria: all right, well we'll be watching coinbase when it debuts this morning, ryan dietrich, joel shulman. we've got much more ahead coming up lawmakers are laying out their vision for the infrastructure package today. what else is in it? oklahoma senator james langford is here to

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