now with technology and medicine, but they come home with wounds that change you for a lifetime, joey jones. >> joey: i left two legs in afghanistan. i won't get them back and i deal with that every day. people should respect me more for it, but it's the truth of what i am and what i know. i would love for have a lot more questions to have been asked then. but the question needs to be today, for the next generation who might leave body parts and their lives there, it's really simple. at what point do we send troops back? what happens before you go back to where they are? that's the question i need to be answered. perhaps our enemy needs to know that as much as ever, and a strong threat. don't just pull troops out -- listen, i know his motivations for bringing them out. it's part to score politics during midterms, and to appease enemies who don't like it so much in the region hoping they will play nicer. but what's the motivation to send the next generation back to lose their legs and their lives? we need to know these things, and he should be ready to answer them before he makes this decisi

joey jones onset next, don't go away. ♪♪ todd: cuba's fight raging on.ts to liberalize all that and that will entrench the regime in power. >> this is what tierneys do, hold people hostage. the biden administration want to open it all up. jillian: here to discuss his retired marine bomb technician joey jones and our first in studio guest, excited to see you. happy belated birthday. >> breaking news here? todd: if you made that announcement at 31. >> it is a funny milestone. jillian: what do you think? are you still surprised that people want socialism in this country? >> not at all. it is easy to criticize it or look at things that may -- ignore the parts that we haven't million or more people in this country they came from cuba and could tell us what is going on. some professor said the system would be fantastic if everyone were pure and honest. todd: in the moment we are looking at cuba, is the message of socialism a failure getting through to that person who has been indoctrinated at liberal universities and says socialism not horrible. >> i can't rem

joey jones and larry elder, thank you very much.the left to enforce draconian restrictions and schools, florida governor ron desantis says parents should be the ones decide whether their children wear masks. radical idea, parents. john duffy and leo terrell willo join us next with reaction is this special edition of "hannity" continues. ♪ ♪ [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. team usa is ready for the olympic games... don't thank them too soon. ...and so are mike and eddie! show me the olympics. they easily catch every single event with the award-winning xfinity voice remote. show me bmx racing! show me swimming. track and field. shot put. skateboarding. water polo. climbing! discus. surfing. dressage. dressage? it's horse dancing. magnificent. with the best of the olympics, and everything else you love, it's a way better way to watch! cheer on team usa with xfinity

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joining us, aishah hasnie and joey jones. you were grievously injured in an i.e.d. you thinking? joey: i lost my legs in combat. but that was just one bad day. today we are celebrating our independence. we had great weather in georgia, hope the rest of the country did, too. i'm looking forward to join my three co-host and talk about how amazing this country is. we got to do something unique and exciting. it will be a great night. jon: aishah, you have your own american story. aishah: i think of my family and where i came from. i came here when i was years old. i try to remember not to take america for granted. the country is deeply divide. america can always be getter. but it's about -- be better. but it's about celebrating how far we have come. there are a million things i can tell you as an immigrant. i have the opportunity to do in this country what i would not have had if i had not come to this country. my parents are celebrating the 4th of july in the first town we moved to. i think about the things america has to offer. and what it you ad to me and my family an

here to react is joey jones.ecision a polling arizona's voting law, people calling in a civil rights violation. what say you? >> if you know anything about the georgia voting unit the majority of things they were upset about were the changes made to opportunities to vote. they came through emergency power. everything complained about was not institutionalized, things like drop boxes and absentee ballots without any excuse. the georgia voting law was much ado about nothing. we had someone here called stacy abrams who knew how to craft the narrative and make a big thing about it. will the arizona law be the same? know. there is the mouthpiece, the loudspeaker on the left. the law itself, what the supreme court upheld is not really something you could argue about. you have to have a narrative and someone to control it or don't have much to argue about. todd: someone who is not happy is democratic operative posing as someone who cares about your voting rights, mark eli is said the following. is any big business issue

we'll get his reaction to the president and just a moment, let's go back to joey jones, retired bombthe president's remarks and we talked about what to anticipate from him, what did you make of what you heard? >> i want to say that was a fantastic job, i did not have the tv in front of me or who was asking some of the questions, but the right questions were being asked and i applaud the press for asking them in the first months that president biden has been president he has been pushed hard on an issue and i appreciate that. the main question that i wanted an answer from all of this because i believe that it is a political decision president biden said we don't know what is going to have been in afghanistan, but it's not going to be my problem, it's not going to be on my watch, and if that is his posture, that's fair, i don't think it does justice to a lot of the concerns that some of the guest on your show today, nancy mase brought up, but at the end of the day, that is the decision that has to be made, how much do we owe this among himself and how much do we owe our veterans and co

retired us marine corps bomb technician and fox news contributor johnny joey jones.r pundit. she's won more hats than fans at the kentucky derby. outnumbered host emily compagno. and his animal tattoos are life size. my side kick on fox nation, tyrus. >> susan welcome to the show, always a pleasure to see you. >> oh, good to see you. >> you're up too early in the morning so i don't see you then. you're at fox business. what kind of message is it when no one gets arrested or charged for looting? >> well, we use double standards in washington. remember when that story broke that nancy pelosi was worth $150 million and that's because she's been buying stock. her hub has been buying stock that has been affected by policy that she makes. now, if that happened on wall street, people would be thrown away, be put in jail probably for the rest of their lives for white corporate crime. but in dc, you know, it seems leak a double standard for others, right? members of congress, you go in and buy stock whenever you feel like it. >> right, right. so you have a double standard her

bring in joey jones, i'm sure he has something to say about that. is it our fault?he narrative last week. i think the problem here is it is the trend on the left, especially for those in the squad and those who carved out their spot in fund raiseing and politics by pointing their finger back to the u.s. we are evil because we are prosperous. we didn't bring castro into power, we backed the people in power he overthrew, you can't blame us for the castro coming into power. hoe do you blame us for the things they have done like mass execution, inviting nuclear warheads from the soviet union into our backyard? embargo is pretty reasonable response to that. i don't know why we would term limit it as long as the same people are in charge there. >> sandra: some on the left remain silent over protests happening in cuba, joey, the white house has finally. listen to this. >> president biden: i don't see socialism as useful substitute, that is another story >> sandra: he said it, jen psaki said it. to rubio's points, we spoke with them, that is great, wish they would have said

joining me his pickup truck driver fox news contributor joey jones.e on, that is in canada, they used to say that about stuff happening in california always ends of coming across the rest of the country. are you going to get rid of your pickup truck to be a patriotic climate change activists? >> the words of charlton heston, from cold dead hands will you pull my pickup truck. this highlights a really important issue, the divide in america is between urban and rural america. a cultural shift, i did into this, this isn't political, this isn't partisan. it is a lifestyle cultural divide. if you drive a previous your likelihood of running over a deer and getting killed goes through the roof. you have to to drive a vehicle that is above the ground when competing with dear, little things like that, people have no respect for, they don't understand why normal americans might want to get stuff done around the house, i don't question their propensity to ride a bicycle, why would you question my pickup truck. >> last year during the pandemic, initially sales of

first" we are taking off the fourth of july weekend with veterans, two of them, jeremy hunt and joey jonesbecause toby keith is performing on "fox and friends" for the all-american summer concert series. you don't want to miss that. ♪♪ i will always do what is right ♪♪ i am out here on the front lines ♪♪ american soldier ♪♪ i am an american [male narrator] on average, one person in the united states dies of a blood clot every six minutes. don't let that be you or someone you know. stop the clot, spread the word. learn how to protect yourself from life threatening blood clots at stoptheclot.org/spreadtheword. >> it is friday july 2nd, democrats reigniting calls to pack the supreme court after the bench hands down its final ruling this session was a major win for election security that has progressives up in arms. todd: several children shot in chicago as big-city violent spirals out of control. the latest attempt from media to blame the gop. heather: shimkus, a fourth of july like no other, we are celebrating the flag and our freedom to help you kick off the holiday weekend. "fox and friend

joining me right now, fox news contributor, joey jones. people say oh, that is in canada. that's never coming here. they used to say about what is happening in california always ends up coming across the rest of the country. yes or no, are you going to get rid of your pickup truck to be a climate change activist? >> in the words of charleston heston at the nra meeting, from my cold dead hands will you pull my pickup truck, this highlights an important issue. the strongest divide in america is the divide between urban and rural america. it's a complete cultural shift. we lift two different lives. i dip into urban america often enough. they don't understand how we believe, this is not political. this is a lifestyle cultural divide. they don't understand if you drive a prius in coweta county, georgia, getting hid by a deer goes up the roof. little things like that that people don't have any respect for because it's not the life that they live. they don't understand why normal americans might want a 4 wheel drive vehicle to get stuff done around the house. that's terrible. i d

lawrence and joey jones talk about the upcoming townhall focused on military members and the civilianeld. we have an update to this case. hope i inspired you to get dressed. back to your regularly scheduled programming. >> records review by fox news, democratic congressman eric swallwell spent thousands on luxury goods. serious xm 115. >> eric swallwell, tucker carlson on the campaign spending. in the 2012 campaign. >> the fbi determined eric swallwell had most of that illegally. to this day no idea where most of the cash came from. swallwell pleaded ignorant and because he is them the authorities believe him. how can he know he was breaking the law, the guy was an idiot. >> fast-forward to present day, in restaurants and steakhouses. 10,$000 in car services, going to the half moon bay wears swall-- it is unclear how much was spent on campaign events. >> during the spy scandal we hear nothing about that. >> if bezos being blasted into space but also blasted for a plethora of other things including this. he had a big day yesterday aside from going to space. he announced he is giving $1

♪♪ >> hi, everybody, i'm aishah hasnie along with joey joneses, katie pavlich and lawrence jones, andcome to the big sunday show. here is what's on tap tonight. joey? >> so hundreds of thousands of people protest coronavirus restrictions in their country. can this play out in america too? dr. anthony fauci sends the signal that a mask mandate could be coming sooner no matter your vaccination status. >> we're going to get to that in a second. katie. >> well, nearly 2 million workers have turned down jobs to stay on unemployment. we discuss the decline of hard work with the rise of free government handouts. >> and lawrence. >> big losses at the olympics for team usa as americans break streaks that they probably didn't want to break, and viewers are tuning out. so what is happening to the competition this. >> we're going to try to answer that. but first, to the crisis at our southern border. a new report out from a group of republican senators finding that 2 billion of your tax dollars are going to the biden administration's efforts to stop construction of the border wall. $2 billion. th

brian: joey jones a fox news contributor and retired marine responded to the president odearlier todaystions on afghanistan because of the fourth of july weekend and he got good job numbers and i want to let youou know when i was in afghanistan on the fourth of july i didn't stop doing my job or leave people to ask questions i took apart bombs that they just like i did on the third and the fifth. brian: i want to thank the men . i'll see you next week. i'll be here all week. "the evening edit" starts right. elizabeth: okay, a solid >> a solid jobs number for june 85, 0000 jobs, you are paying for the v-shaped recovery that is here to debate why do we need massiveme government spendg that the administration and democrats want, here's what's going on half of the country with extended jobless benefits keeping people home, slamming businesses they need to find workers. there is a worker shortage. 9.3 million job openings plus cvo is predicting

joey jones will join us to discuss the living kneeling protests in the next hour.d: we have a real problem playing sweden inside. hopefully we can figure out. time 11 minutes after the hour. the biden administration says it was an error to promote a radical group in the school reopening guidance. the pressure they are facing to condemn that curriculum when we come back. .. the biden administration backpedaling saying it was an error to promote a link to radical activist group that pushes critical race. schools. >> ashley strohmeyer joins us live with wiser lawmakers say it is not enough. this is interesting. >> that radical activist group is called abolitionist teaching network, it's handbook of the, quote, commitment to learning from students, families and educators who disrupt whiteness and other forms of oppression but now the biden administration says it was a big mistake, it and up as part of its guide to help schools safely reopened during the pandemic, the department of education saying it does not endorse the recommendations of this group nor do they reflec

maybe not for some, however, joey jones sent me an out this morning and he said that it's not about lookingoint that you will need to be able to either run if you need to or he said he would not have survived if he had not been physically fit when he sacrificed most of he met both of his legs. and he said for him that was a matter of his survival and that's why the physical fitness test is important, it's not just about being able to fit into your genes. >> dagen: jesse are you going to do the plank? >> jesse: i am surprisingly strong at planking, i had to do it when i hurt my back so i can playing for about 2 minutes a very good form. i heard your talking points already. i do see the irony in an overpaid middle-age man who talks for a living on his keister criticizing the armed forces for their strength and conditioning department so i want to say thank you for them men and women first for protecting us. with that said -- >> greg: now it gets dark. >> jesse: it's the air force, they need to fly fast, not run fast and i agree with dana, they've got to get recruits, maybe they had to lower s

join us now joey jones, retired u.s. marine bomb technicians. such sad news. we're sorry this is what we're talking about today. and i want to bring up the fact that last fourth of july was also a turning point for new york city crime. of course we blamed it on the pandemic. we're coming out of that and this weekend it continues. what would you blame the continued rise on crime? >> pandemic played a role in it. it is a complex problem and a lot of things are involved, not the least of which is the economic turndown and rise back up. people not getting an opportunity to go back to work. that's the narrative the democrats hone in on and i give it relevance but we scaled back on police and how we police. one of the big statistics in chicago that stands out to me is the amount of people that are shot that are innocent bystanders. the person pointing the gun and shooting the bullet doesn't know that person is there and doesn't care. that type of disregard for life is something i don't understand but something that only policing can fix. you can't fix that with poli

joey jones says the mayor is more concerned about the criticism she is facing for the violence in herthan she is with actually stopping it. listen. >> as a mayor, as a human being in charge of the city, she has a crisis on her hands. i wish she cared as much about the people in her city as she does about people that criticize her. even her ownal -- own aldermen, she goes to war with them all the time. >> last week in an interview with a local news outlet, lightfoot said 99% of the criticism she is facing over her job as mayor is because she's a black woman. >> president biden celebrating the 4th of july at the white house, touting the success of fighting covid-19. >> david spunt joins us live from washington as the u.s. fails to meet the president's vaccination goals. good morning, reporter: good mou too. celebrating independence from covid-19 from this dreadful virus, that was the theme at the white house last night. president biden and the first lady, dr. jill biden, joined first responders, also essential workers and military personnel, more than 1,000 of them on the south lawn to

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. >> dana: joey jones said if he wasn't fit he wouldn't have survived the blast that took his legs. >> harris: let's pick up with a fox news alert. republicans are calling former president trump the real border czar. he just went to the center of the storm. and this is a stark comparison to vice president kamala harris who seemed to refuse to go there. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the former president got a firsthand look at the crisis in mcallen, texas, overwhelmed by illegal immigrants pouring into america. trump along with texas governor greg abbott and a group of republicans toured unfinished portions of the border wall and met with sheriffs and border agents there. they say president biden's policies are fueling the crisis. >> you have an open, really dangerous border. more dangerous than it's ever been in the history of our country. all biden had to do is go to the beach. if he had done nothing we would have the strongest border we've ever had. >> things have changed to quickly and dramatically under the biden administration it has been disastrous. pe

joey jones had some concerns. >> most veterans are the best followers you have that lead by example. when i hear amazon hiring 100,000 vets i retract a little bit what i don't want to see someone hired because they're a veteran. you have to put someone in a job they either are qualified for or be qualified for. the stereotypes are a part of that. charles: so, rebecca, there is a lot of pressure on companies in this voc environment that we're in. what joey was talking about, a lot of people feel checking a box they will make things worse. what do you think? >> you know, i am all for trying to help a group that has served our country to a simulate back into society but i'm not for putting unqualified people into jobs they need to be qualified for. this reminds, me, charles, there is a lot of stuff going on with schools, you're seeing advanced programs i was a huge recipient throughout school, advanced programs they're eliminating them in some schools, they're saying it is unfair for people that can't go into the class. charles: right. >> wokism is a race to the bottom. so that is not g

thanks to susan li, joey jones, emily compagno, and tyrus. shannon bream is next. thanks for watching. i love you, america. ♪♪ >> hello and welcome to fox news at night, i'm shannon bream in washington. ♪ >> breaking tonight, chaos on capitol hill as house republicans blast speaker nancy pelosi for rejecting their choices for serve on the newly formed january 6th committee. why can't both sides get together on putting together this panel? we'll debate that >> and critics pushing back tonight against president biden's comments at a cnn town hall, questions from everything from covid to the economy to guns. we're going to show you why some are pointing out that some of his answers didn't really seem to make sense. we'll play them for you >> and a new development tonight a poe deathal ethics concerned around hunter biden's art work. he does now plan to meet with prospective buyers even though we were told the sales would be anonymous. we begin with the january 6th commission now in limbo, political fireworks blowing up the panel task with getting to the bottom of what

marine joey jones will be here to react. the press of everything in our everyday lives is going up.ow on fuel prices on the skyrocketing price it takes to now fill your gas tank. that and a wild day for the u.s. stock market. what's causing it? and are you traveling this summer? what you need to know as the u.s. airline industry is sure to be a short 10,000 pounds by next year. join us live at "america reports" top of the hour. >> my god. ooh! [bleep] this is so [bleep] up. >> emily: dramatic video thereof just some of the fights breaking out on planes and in airports recently. as air travel numbers surge, so to date disruptions. there have been over 3200 reports of unruly behavior by early passages this year. 75% of them, they say, stemming from passengers defining mask mandates. gillian, oh, my gosh. it makes me never want to go through an airport again. >> gillian: it sure as heck does. i haven't flown for a really long time, but i will say it surprises me that flights are becoming the sort of hot red molten center of this culture war we are having in the u.s. about the entire co

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he's here with town hall guest, retired marine, retired general joey jones.a fraction of the real story and, of course, i was in the military. i served, i didn't get a chance to -- to fight or anything but my father was -- he fought in vietnam and i watched him, his whole adult life never get the jobs he thought he was worthy of. honestly, i've had the opportunity to interview ceo's, politicians, everyone, my father still one of the most intelligent people that i have ever met. it's not just about people in the military vets getting jobs, it's about them getting jobs that are worthy of them and having upside opportunity and being welcome back in opportunity and these are things that joey knows firsthand. i'm a solution-oriented person, i'm going to show you where to go, what resources are out there and truly help and not just going to be what was us and it's about solutions and making things right. steve: we heard there's millions of jobs that are unfilled right now. so many people are saying, hey, i will take the lucrative unemployment benefits and sit on th

pete: i'm looking at the fourth of july special, only joey jones is promoted.fghanistan, desert storm, vietnam to talk about their service, you learn a lot from them. it is impactful and the whole thing will be put on fox nation afterwards. pete: 8:00 to 10:00 sunday night, fourth of july. nobody better. raymond, lisa, joey, thank you so much. rachel: thanks for fighting for america. now go grill. you turned me onto ribeyes. try a ribeye. will: a few additional headlines, 9 people missing in the wake of a devastating mudslide in the japanese town west of tokyo, that will lead to dozens of homes buried are wiped out, two people dead, evacuation warnings, they raise the risk of landslide. kate middleton did not unfailingly princess di and out of respect for prince william and harry. middleton wanted to go but decided to stay home with her three children. the royal family decided it should only focus on diane's son and not be a big public affair. rachel: it would have been nice. pete: a lot of contention. oregon lowering the bar for lawyers, they want to drop the

joey jones, fox news contributor, retired marine bomb tech. thanks for being here.ought your words were fantastic. how should people think about the situation there, if it unravels the the way it looks le might. what are american citizens to think of isn't. >> the first question i asked of president biden, i would say the questions he got pretty good, i was surprised and quite happy about it, first question, what circumstance do we put troops back in afghanistan? that is the metric we look at to say was this the right decision or not. most people understand we don't have the will to put men or women there to do anything other than sustain and basically what president biden says, sustainment was impossible at the current levels. really what he did he came out and said, at the beginning of his remarks the taliban will take over whether we like it or not. with 2500 troops we can't do a lot about it. we have to send more or bring them home, it will not be good soon. he kind of reversed trip and said, well, i have faith in the 300,000 afghan military which we've already

. >> dana: joey jones said if he wasn't fit he wouldn't have survived the blast that took his legs. >r president trump the real border czar. he just went to the center of the storm. and this is a stark comparison to vice president kamala harris who seemed to refuse to go there. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the former president got a firsthand look at the crisis in mcallen, texas, overwhelmed by illegal immigrants pouring into america. trump along with texas governor greg abbott and a group of

. ♪♪ >> hi, everybody, i'm aishah hasnie along with joey joneses, katie pavlich and lawrence jones, ands of thousands of people protest coronavirus restrictions in their country. can this play out in america too? dr. anthony fauci sends the signal that a mask mandate could be coming sooner no matter your vaccination status. >> we're going to get to that in a second. katie. >> well, nearly 2 million

jones of the financial jungle clme. >> long-term spec. periodically -- big lifts. look, he means well. this one and a couple others involving liquefied natural gas are over bought. that's nonsense. joeydoing thanks for taking my call. got a question about flood power. >> okay. jimmy chill says in the first week of august if they screw up you have to bring me the head of andrew marsh because they have got to put up good numbers they have to after what's happened, they must put up good numbers. am i clear they must put up good numbers. louie in vermont please, louie. >> caller: this is louis i bought nsego close to its high i'm wondering whether i should dump it or -- >> i don't know. nseco, dan has worn me out that has been a series of broken dreams, that stock and i'm done with the broken dream stocks and that, ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the lightning round >> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade >>> coming up, there's no reason to be alarmed, but can anyone on board fly a plane? cramer pilots you through the market's friendly skies next ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ someone once told me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when yo