zuckerberg, who often finds himself on the defensive, is now getting hammered by both parties. >> john: jent is at war with the covid virus. so we will keep following this to see where it goes. prereport, howie. thanks so much. there is a lot of confusion out there of course about covid. the doctor say getting vaccinated is the best way to protect yourself and others. it is widely available through the united states, and most people who are currently hospitalized are those who are unvaccinated. if you go to vaccines.gov, find a vaccination site near you can i remember months ago, it was a rare thing. we had to book weeks and weeks in advance. glad i got it. they were no obvious side effects from it, and you feel like you are protected. >> sandra: it felt like relief, for sure. it felt like the change of the pandemic. we will have a lot more on all of that, coming out. top story and a live look at the dow. right now, 858 points. to put that in perspective, it is still 2.5%, historically big because this will be the biggest sell-off we have seen since last october. president biden, while this

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john berman asked jen psaki about this very topic yesterday and here is what she said. >> we're not acussions which are ongoing will have a big factor on the price of oil which has a factor on our gat prices here at home. we're in touch with a i think are a of entities who are part of those discussions and we want to make sure we're doing everything we can to keep the price of gas low. >> biden is probably not going to be blasting opec in all caps tweets like his predecessor, but i do think -- >> i can't even imagine. >> i do think that there will be some behind the scenes pressure put particularly on saudi arabia and the uae to pump more. now, if gas prices get a lot higher in theory they could tap the strategic petroleum reserve, but that emergency stockpile is really just for emergencies like a conflict in the middle east, we're probably not there just yet. >> not really meant to be for uncomfortably high oil prices because the economy is roaring. so why is the u.s. still reliant on opec and opec plus, mexico, russia and this big group of petro state producers? i thought that we we

the point is they serve as a opportunity fiing aspiration for the nation, we know what john sacky was talking -- jen psaki of the talking about it was race, true today there is still far too much racial injustice in the country, but as woe acknowledge that, can anyone name a single country on earth, that offers more opportunity to those from any race and about background than america? whether these people like jen psaki, so quick to den great america -- den great america, where do they think is a better place to live. why do the athletes, activists, the self hating talking heads that spear exphier -- smear the one country that give chances to immigrants in the world. why do they want to come here? to america? if this country is so racist? so strong -- racist? my parents group up under communism in hungary, they had a border wall, it of to keep people in. america needs a border wall to keep people out, too many people, from all over the world want to come here, does that sound like a place to be ashamed of? , not it something to be proud of. the fact this country is number one choice for anyone seek

now i would like to begin our q&a, welcome, jen and welcome john. >> hi. >> thanks for having me. >> where do things stand for the appropriation's bill? more actioneen far this year than the senate. in the house appropriation committee they have spending bills and will complete subcommittee markups today with full committee, the senate has not gotten going yet and chairman pat leahy hopes to mark up some of the emails before the chamber levers for recess, we haven't seen official't schedule over there and that has to do whether or not there can be bipartisan agreement on total spending levels. in the senate by bipartisanship to advance appropriation bill and typically start with the atotal spending level which we haven't gotten yet. >> she wants to use the government spending in fiscal 2022 to tackle gender inequality, how specifically would democrats allocate the money to achieve those goals? >> so we have seen from house democrats as they roll out the dozen annual spending bills. racial and gender equity as well as climate change, you can see those words and funding levels in almos

laura: jen psaki previewed biden's. johnn reforms issue and we will see off on it, watch. >> redouble his commitment using every tool at his disposal to continue to protect the fundamental right of americans to vote against the onslaught of voter suppression laws and also decry efforts to strip the right to voters authoritarian and how we need to vote with civil rights organizations to build as broader turnout and voter education system to overcome a worse challenge to our democracy since the civil war. laura: the civil war, the worst since prohibition, whatever the comparison is it is like in the same level as their failures on all these fronts we have been documenting tonight. >> she said authoritarian, strip the rights -- this is the same language that was used to describe asking for a id for people to vote, the draconian language is scaring people, it goes too far, it's not accurate but president biden's agenda is in trouble because they haven't voted yet. if he had the votes they would have voted. the reason they are no

joining me this hour jenning harrington steve weiss. john najarian good to see everybody.s trying to post the fourth week of gains. they have a little bit of work to do today. negative across the board. yields at 1.31 on the 10-year. hot retail number. jon najarian, shall we ask what the state of play is right now, and whether it's a sign the rally is

joining me this hour jenning harrington steve weiss. john najarian good to see everybody. stocks trying to post the fourth week of gains. they have a little bit of work to do today. negative across the board. yields at 1.31 on the 10-year. hot retail number. jon najarian, shall we ask what the state of play is right now, and whether it's a sign the rally is weakening help point it out. breadth, narrowed significantly. you have money flowing into big tech as we know. and the russell 2000 equal weight has been lagging. you have bitcoin down. you've got spac indexes come down substantially the ark stocks have been correcting substantially as well the innovation fund is down 6% year to date do we have a weakening rally >> i think we've got a pause right now, scott i don't think we've got a weakening rally. i think the pause is just that the real tech drivers are coming in a couple of weeks they're not here this week we knew that bank earnings would be somewhat challenged by the interest rate picture we've got right now. that's not a surprise to anybody. and they did not make s

we need our kids to breathe. >> john: after that the white house came out and criticized disanto's, listen to what jenigned with public health guidelines, we know the masks are not the most comfortable thing. i will say that my kids are quite adjusted to them. >> john: the federal government can issue guidance, not mandates to anything other than federal employees are people who work at the national park. so you have a governor of florida saying this is not the right thing to do in the white house coming down on them for it, is that the white house's role? >> no, john. but first of all, let me say, nobody looked at the cdc or elected tony fauci to make these decisions, adviser's advice, elected officials decide. and the american people looked to joe biden and the members of congress and our governors and state legislatures to make the statements for us. if you turn it over to public health bureaucrats, the only thing they will consider is what they think is in the best interest of public health. they will not balance off interests whether people can make a living to put food on the table or their kids

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john does the job i did not buy the gosh bob. no this is jen law. yeah. no more going on as well. yeah. you know, it's, it's strange, but the prison put capitol population in ivory coast is less than in france, the old, colonial monster. and maybe as you say, some say to have colonial mastery. you know, in a way, it was incredibly important. presumably in the film to, to create an echo of society outside prison as it is in prison. yeah. they're usually what, what's the name on it? it's got to send me off to the society. so it went away and switched out of your book value violence. you will see freeze on is a violence or is also in also psyche. so i wanted to use this on for me, it was only just a complete society society with this quote with this, with this belief. and i wanted to ask jeff all they did was power over for a succession and trying to, to other to other it was, you know, we're outside about our united because we do with politics. philip, like, thank you. thank you. and that's it for the show will be back on saturday until then keep in touch with us on the la social me

to john's point, it is a string of words for president biden and jen psaki.ot outlined a comprehensive policy, in terms of cuba and american support. the democratic socialists, they have been noticeably silent here. the actual democratic socialists of america, they have, essentially, high-fived cuba. they are telling people to stand with the revolution. if freedom seekers topple this government, it is an indictment of communism and socialism. whether or not you qualify as democrat, it's a failure. people who live there know that that system has failed them, and they want something different. that thing is freedom! they should get it! >> emily: to that end, kayleigh, what do you think are the political implications for biden, especially given the large building block of cuban americans? >> kayleigh: huge, and that is not lost on the biden administration. look at florida. president trump beat biden by two times the margin in florida, a huge latino population. there is a fire in cuba, you have an uprising, republicans supporting the freedom protesters. in haiti,

john lewis and martin luther king. >> women's rights cofounders joined beatty at the protest. >> the white house facing backlash after jenki revealed it is misinformation for facebook. >> serious concerns being in the government's hand in social media censorship. ashley strohmeyer joins us as some ask what could go wrong. >> reporter: these comments from the white house press secretary sparking controversy, take a listen. >> we are in regular touch with social media platforms, we increase disinformation and tracking in the surgeon general's office with problematic posts for facebook the spread disinformation. carley: some call it infringement on the first amendment. media research center at stan gaynor tweeting the anti-vaccine -- against freedom. take a listen to what glenn greenwald had to say about the government and big tech teaming up. >> four times in the last year the democrats and the ceos of twitter, google and facebook to appear before them and threatened them saying if you don't start censoring what we regard as hate speech and disinformation you will suffer legal and regulatory punishment, it is a merger of s

jen psaki, she seems can be really with it. the suspicious behavior doesn't stop there.a new report from john solomon emails from hunter 'hard drivem hell contain messages from joe while he was vice president. that's not all. long time signature expert has concluded that it was in fact hunter biden who signed the receipt for the abandon laptop in april of 2019 and here to explain right now is the founder of justthenews.com john solomon along with foxes in jupiter miranda devine fox news contributor miranda devine. >> we saw hunter biden on tv saying he had no idea where the laptop came from. could have been stolen. the fbi's from your signature expert, a man who caught soviet spies by matching signatures over the years have looked at the receipts, compared to the one on hunter biden's license. many public documents. says unequivocally, hunter biden signed the receipt of the last time the laptop was turned over to macisaac. do you know how many people smeared john paul mcisaac? just let candler he clinton, joe biden had the private email account and was using it to send sensitive state departmentnt information -- >> sean: may i int

. >> john: makes messaging on mask guidance from the white house as covid cases and hospitalizations rise across the country. jenaded back to mask mandates around the country. marty makary coming back and just moments. >> sandra: tom cotton on questions in china and covid, inflation fears and christopher rufo who has been tracking the critical race theory debate since day one. >> john: first on this friday afternoon, chaos in the nation's capital after gunfire erupts at a busy well-known street. less than 2 miles

i think, jen, you mentioned that the administrative office of the court, headed by john roberts, has asked for 79 new judgeships to be created. i think that's a good start but that has to be the baseline. we need to look, as congressman john said and we have said, case loads have exploded over the last 30 years and what john roberts is proposing here with these 79 quotes -- new judgeships -- is really only a fraction of what's really necessary. you know, during the carter administration, congress expanded the courts by 13. that, actually, is keeping aligned with the increasing caseload since 1990, with the increasing population since 1990. i think we need a much bigger, more robust expansion of the lower courts to really get to this administration of justice. you know, if you don't have your court case heard for years, that has a big impact, not only on criminal justice, but also on civil justice, and i think those are conversations that absolutely have to be happening at the same time as the one we're having right now on the supreme court. >> and there has been, as you said, biparti

john cordes being closed. the white house has another explanation. here is jenry psaki: we are seeing rates going up over the last 18 months around the country, including the city of chicago. spikes and violent crime during summer months, often unfortunately during the holiday weekend. he will continue to advocate for this. the mayor will want to discuss this or not. increases in his budget, including an additional $300 million more for the cops program. he will continue to work to empower atf. he has proposed an increase over the last trump budget. stay one so much for defund the police. jackie is there on the north line. >> that morning, bill. the point of today's trip for the white has is for president biden to tout the american families plan and make the case for extending universal pre-k, affordable community college, and family tax credit. he will first be greeted by lori lightfoot, who said she will plan to use every tool at her disposal, including time of the president, to raise concerns about violent crime. lesson. >> their suffering fuels my urgency to

john: millions of americans getting child tax credits. how will we pay for it? first, we want to go live to the white house where the surgeon general just completed a briefing. jenefing. the surgeon general issuing a surgeon general's advisory on health misinformation saying while it often appears innocuous on social media apps and retail sites, the truth is that misinformation takes away our freedom to make informed decisions about our health and the health of our loved ones. during the covid-19 pandemic, health misinformation has led people to wear masks in high risk settings and choose not to get vaccinated. the surgeon general issuing an advisory on the dangers of health misinformation when it comes to coronavirus. not sure how that will clean up what we see all over the internet and other sources. but he wants americans to know that there's a lot of misinformation out there. make sure you get your information about coronavirus vaccines and treatments and other things from reliable sources. >> sandra: what they're trying to do is tackle the problem that we did see the sharp drop off in those going out to get their vaccinations. you go back to that july 4th d