so john roberts' view of what's controversial and what's not is itself quite particular.atching in a couple of hours' time so we will look forward to that. always great to see you. thank you. up next, has joe biden's dog major bought himself to the big seat? we will get the full scoop with the one and only dog whisperer on "fox news primetime" that's in just a moment straight ahead ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ priceline works with top hotels, to save you up to 60%. these are all great. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪ ♪ >> trey: it's one of the oldest political sayings. if you want a friend in washington, get a dog. joe biden got a dog and the poor thing won't stop sinking his teeth into the ankles o

. >> dana: bret baier, "special report" suspect next but it's with john roberts. hi, john. >> john: dana, i have a kidney for you any time but like pete my liver is shot. >> dana: i will try to take care of my own. thanks. >> john: thanks. see you tomorrow morning. ♪ hey, good evening and welcome to washington. i'm john roberts in for bret baier tonight. breaking tonight, president biden says he is willing to negotiate on how to pay for his massive job creation plan. but he insists it has to be paid for. this evening we will look at how much money the president want to spend where he is going to get that money and how many jobs are expected to be created. the numbers don't quite add up. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight. hi, peter. >> pete: good evening, john. the biden administration is starting to use summer holidays as goal posts. covid safe gatherings they want by the fourth of july. progress on an infrastructure package they want by memorial day. >> this is a blue collar, blueprint. >> and there is some wiggle room for how high he wil

i'm john roberts in for bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden is in georgia. the president calling for more massive spending and massive tax hikes to pay for peer republicans are both unimpressed with the poles and the president's effort at bipartisanship. peter doocy starts us off tonight. good evening, peter. >> but even, john. as president biden tries to show people how many progressive projects are possible while democrats control the white house and both houses of congress, republicans are starting to try to figure out which counterpoints work and which don't. >> i would like to meet those who have ideas that are different, that think are better. >> but has president biden back that up? >> for three months income of the actions of the president and his party or pulling us further and further apart. >> let's check the record of the first 100 days. president biden introduced a $2 trillion infrastructure plan. >> jobs and infrastructure like the ones we are talking about. they have often had bipartisan support in the past. pick up but the party so cannot agr

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i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: and i'm john roberts. on's capitol. we're hours away from president biden's first address to the joint session of congress. before we get to that, breaking new, "the new york times" reporting moments ago that in addition to the raid at rudy guliani's apartment this morning by the fbi, well known attorney victoria pencing's d.c. home was also raided. we know seven fbi agents confiscated guliani's laptop

i'm john roberts, just feels like wednesday. border patrol releasing disturbing video which shows smugglers dumping to children age three and five under the border fence before abandoning them there in the middle of the night, that comes as migrants are slipping through gaps in the border wall revived and halted construction on the first day of his presidency. >> sandra: want to be clear that they are in custody and fox's exclusive drone meanwhile capturing arrests at the border this morning as the stream of migrants continues to overwhelm local authorities. we've got team coverage for you. texas senator ted cruz joining us in moments with his reaction to his recent trip to an overcrowded migrant facility we begin with casey stegall live on the border, you are getting an up close and personal look at what is happening there, day by day, hour by hour basis, how does it look today? >> you just said it, that is how frequently things change down here. good to see you and john. the numbers are up all across the board, apprehensions,

john roberts walking back claims made on his show last week says the program quote "incorrectly implied" it is too late, the lie already made its way to the twitter smear. >> governor of texas, idaho took the time to tweet this and greene calling biden the ham-burglar. people! burgers are safe. they're going to take our burgers away! you can't make this stuff up. well, they did. this also involves from an academic paper that's not about president biden, said nothing about the government imposing dietary limits. it is not the first time that we had to live through a meat controversy. only last month republican m montana governor took official action on meat-eating. he asked people to give it up for one day for their health and the climate. really makes you wonder, are these officials concerned with the issue facing their cons whens or are they only worried about throwing out the other kind of red meat to their supporters. i think we know the answer to that. >> that is a question for mark mckinnon and anna navarro after the break. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that f

. >> dana: bret baier, "special report" suspect next but it's with john roberts. take care of my own. thanks. >> john: thanks. see you tomorrow morning. ♪ hey, good evening and welcome to washington. i'm john roberts in for bret baier tonight. breaking tonight, president biden says he is willing to negotiate on how to pay for his massive job creation plan. but he insists it has to be paid for. this evening we will look at how much money the president want to spend where he is going to get that money and how many jobs are expected to be created. the numbers don't quite add up. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight. hi, peter. >> pete: good evening, john. the bi

i'm john roberts. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. california democrat maxine waters calls for protesters to get confrontational if the jury doesn't find derek chauvin guilty. he faces second degree man slaughter and second and third degree murder charges. the judge warning that waters comments could get the case overturned. >> as the jury deliberates, minneapolis is bracing for protests and violence in the wake of the trial. we have team fox coverage. jonathan turley is standing by with his analysis. >> we begin with matt finn live at the courthouse in minneapolis. matt? >> sandra, the jury has been deliberating for four hours today. they started an hour earlier than expected at 8:00 local. the jury chose to stay until 8:00 p.m. last night after a very long day of closing arguments. so you get the impression that this jury is motivated and getting to work. the judge says this jury can basically make their own schedule, can stay as late as they want to or indicate if they need a break. the judge says if a verdict comes down during the

i'm john roberts in for bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden is in georgia.es to pay for peer republicans are both unimpressed with the poles and the president's effort

i am john roberts. welcome to the monday edition of "america reports." >> sandra: hello, joan.mmigrants caught entering the country last month. it's a sharp increase from february when more than 100,000 migrants were arrested, john. >> john: it comes as the buy demonstration plans to send officials to guatemala and el salvador this week in attempt to address the source of the problem. but with more than 18,000 migrant children and facilities now along the southern border and a rise in drug

john roberts in washington, double duty for both of us. >> sandra: what a friday it is, we've made ite are on board for a ride along. that happened last night with the national border patrol council and a delegation led by house republican whip steve scalise. all of this as we learn more about the cost of caring for migrant children in the u.s. custody. brand-new numbers showing the federal government is spending at least $60 million per week, john, to house

but it's hard to say it is really a conservative court when john roberts votes with the liberals manyow how amy coney barrett will turn out as justices what about that? >> well, that's true, and this is the system we have set up. we have nine supreme court justices, and they serve for lives and donald trump got to appoint three of them. it is often unpredictable about which way that is going to go. but in neigh this announcement, house democrats and senator mark, of massachusetts jerry knadler head of the senate -- house judiciary committee make very clear, i mean, senator mark is standing there saying court is broken. what they mean is that court at this moment simply is unlikely to rule the way the progressives want it to rule. they want the court to affirm any legislation they send up any alterations that they make, and they're just unhappy that it isn't going their way. and i think the purpose of this -- bill that was introduced in the house is to, in fact, intimidate joe biden's commission on court packing. it is to sending a message to liberals on that commission you better come

no guests for first lady's box and just a single supreme court justice, chief justice john roberts slated to attend. for biden, a moment to look back on his first 100 days, but also an opportunity to unveil his new $1.5 trillion education and child care proposal and push forward on an ambitious agenda for the coming months. we're just now getting more details think about proposal that will be the center piece of the president's remarks to congress tomorrow night, that $1.5 trillion proposal will include $200 billion, a white house official tells me, for universal prek. the goal is twofold. one, there are numerous studies that show that individuals who have quality pre-k do better in school as the years go on. also parents who have been ravaged by the pandemic and the restrictions they've had to deal with, it helps boost employment. one component of a sweeping agenda item the president will talk about tomorrow night and push in the weeks ahead. >> let's discuss this with the s surgeon general of the united states dr. vivek murthy. many fully vaccinated americans have already been walking a

ahora de la corte suprema sÓlo estarÁ john roberts, y mesa colega ilia calderon que estÁ en washingtondesde washington dc, la capital. estamos en esta ciudad porque hace unos dÍas recibÍ una invitaciÓn muy especial a la casa blanca para asistir a una reuniÓn a puertas cerradas con el presidente y otros seis periodistas, con miras al discurso de esta noche frente al congreso. el presidente quiere enfatizar en ese discurso sobre la democracia, sobre la importancia de la democracia y cÓmo se trabaja en democracia. antes de asistir ahÍ, tuvimos que someternos a una prueba del covid y zoÉ, y por eso esta pulsera azul que tengo en mi brazo. informarles que todo estÁ completamente asegurado, y dentro del perÍmetro de la casa blanca entramos a un edificio especial, nos hicimos una prueba rÁpida, pcr, para poder entrar a la casa blanca. luego nos llevaron en el ala este, y en un salÓn nos reunieron, sala de juntas, ahÍ llegÓ el presidente comparte de su equipo de publicaciones para hablar con nosotros. fue una reuniÓn bastante tranquila, muy personal, en la que tuvimos la oportunidad de hacer u

. >> john roberts runs an elepha camp. he was one of the first to recognize the link between the supply of elephants for the tourism industry and elephant hunting in the wild. >> we've been jumping up and down saying, if you b an elephant, you're probably taking another elephant out of the wild. we realized very early on that buying elephants was causing a problem and hurting the wild population or at least th burmese population. >> the hunting of wild elephants is illegal in thailand, but experts claim the practice is widespread in neighboring burma, and it threatens the last healthy populations of asian elephants that reside there. baby elephants are particularly sought after. >> it's very attractive to tourists or thai people, so everybody wants baby elephants, and they are worth a lot of money. you don't need any documents, no microchip, so it's super easy. you go into the jungle, you catch an elephant, you train them, and a month later you can get like 600,000 baht, and if you can imagine how much money this is in tha

i'm john roberts. by the start of fall as many as 184,000 unaccompanied children could cross to the u.s., that is the equivalent of the city of fort lawyerederdale entering illegally in the next six months. swamped border agents are doing the best they can. a live look where they busted three stash houses filled with the migrants by the blood thirsty cartel. many children are among victims. update to the two young girls in this video that were dumped over the fence in the united states from mexico. then abandoned. >> sandra: we have pictures of the girls you will only see here on the fox news channel. that is the video we brought you yesterday. now the new image says the chief border patrol agent of the el paso sector giving a snack to the girls ages 3 and 5 that were dropped over the fence there. senator tom cotton has been outspoken about the crisis. there is the image by the way. what he says has to happen in order to bring this under control. bring them in a moment as we await a live report from al

. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" starts right now. >> martha: the latest from canada. john roberts. thanks, guys. good to see you. hi, everybody. i'm martha maccallum in new york. we have a big developing story this afternoon. the white house briefing is underway. there's increased calls to investigate john kerry and his relationship with iran. we're watching this briefing. we'll take you there as soon as the question is underway to jen psaki about this relationship and whether or not they're going to stand by john kerry. republicans are calling for him to step down in the white house as the former trump state department spokesperson says kerry has an odd pattern of undermining israel and supporting iran. the biden state department pushing back. >> if you go back and look at press reporting from the time, this was not secret. governments were speaking to this publicly on the record. >> leaked audio reveals the opposite. the iranian foreign minister says when kerry shared israeli intelligence with him, it was news to him. he said "kerry has to tell me that israel has at

listen, i give props to john roberts on fox, who is a good reporter, a white house bureau reporter who thank you, both. >> don, if they touch oysters -- >> as long as they don't touch the crawfish and crab, i'm good. thank you both. i appreciate it. >>> the family of a black man killed by police say they were shown only 20 seconds of body cam video. we're live in north carolina. that's next. it grows two times faster than seed alone for full, green grass. everything else just seems... slow. it's lawn season. let's get to the yard. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪ biden: when i think about climate change, the word i think of is jobs. vo: and these aren't just the jobs of tomorrow. they're the jobs of right now. good paying jobs to modernize our infrastructure. in manufacturing. construction. engineering. they're in our cities... in our suburbs... and our small towns... we take on climate change... and we build back better with c

had one second after we went to commercial and now we're ramping it up again we're talking to john roberts john of course you know from 19851990 on s n l people stay a lot longer than but that was about the half life back when we were doing a 5 or 6 years you see them on the budget agreement films like a late let me kiss your rate here 1st before you jump in praise let me let me give the credits not for. a liver or i was just stupid and so i mean the thing about all the key lines of the movie that i always think of judd coming in the bill are not that character 6 but the what are you saying are city slickers 2 i think it was curly's gold and he's doing stand up now he's got some dates coming up at the tempe arizona improv in late may please look it up and go see him i've seen the stand up it's a great job when you were it's so funny to me that when you were working at rick's clothing store. you had the early bug that about acting and where did that come from high school or what got under your skin 1st. well i got into acting i was at home i was 7 years old and in the us up in los angeles t

john roberts joined the liberal justices in opposing the decision.>>> it is a rustling friday night on the road to recovery. the streets and restaurants are more alive than ever since last year. >> reporter: if you think back to about a year ago when you couldn't make it from san francisco to pleasant hill, those days are over. 101 n. or south, especially the bay bridge -- traffic is back. tonight, friday night is back as well. traffic, diners eating inside and movies on the silver screen at fort mason. friday night looks a lot different today than a year ago. at china lot, restaurant week is on with a special fixed menu for a week and 50% capacity inside.>> restaurants are coming back. doing what we love which is hospitality for our diners and guests. it's what we live for. people enjoy the food and we love to see smiling faces even through the mask and their eyes. >> reporter: employees have been working to get the risotto and scallops ready after a year of sitting at home. >> it feels amazing. for all of us who have been out of work and told to stay away from people for so long. the

i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. i'll see you tonight filling in for bret baier. accallum. right now on "the story," you're looking live at mission, texas where republican makers are being briefed. they're there to assess deteriorating health conditions in what is called a major humanitarian crisis. we'll bring you live updates. and this caps off a week that saw the most unaccompanied

lawmakers and chief justice john roberts. but seated behind the president for the first time, two women, vice president kamala harris and house speaker nancy pelosi. not only two women, but two women leaders from the bay area. speaker pelosi says it's wonderful to make history. she supports the president's $2 trillion american family plan he will lay out tonight pouring billions into education, including free preschool and community college. to pay for it, the president suggests tax hikes on corporations and people who make over $1 million a year. >> we don't have any resentment against anybody for their success. but as we meet the needs of the american people, it is important for people to know that our budgets are a statement of our values. and the budget that president biden is putting forth, the particulars of it, are a statement about values that people matter, that we want to invest in our children. >> it is the most radical washington democrats have been handed the keys and they're trying to speed as far left as they c

tonight, it will be one of the justices, the chief justice of the united states, john roberts is justone of many ways that this evening is very different from every previous joint session of congress that you have ever seen before. manu raju, tell us about the ways in which they are planning on getting president biden into that chamber given the pandemic and also, frankly, given the security concerns we're looking at what was the scene of a crime just three and a half months ago with the january 6th insurrection. >> yeah, remember, the house members have to go through security to come into the chamber. this has never been done. members could blow past security but have to do that here and when joe biden walks down the center aisle, this will be much different than what we've seen in years past and presidential addresses. in the past members crowd the aisle and wait for hours to sit in the center aisle to shake the president's hand. this time they are forbidden from doing that. they're told they cannot line the aisle. they cannot make physical contact but as you were saying, we're seei

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.big developing story this afternoon. the white house briefing is underway. there's increased calls to investigate john kerry and his relationship with iran. we're watching this briefing. we'll take you there as soon as the question is underway to jen psaki about this relationship and whether or not they're going to stand by john kerry. republicans are calling for him to step down in the white house as the former trump state department spokesperson says kerry has an odd pattern of undermining israel and supporting iran. the biden state department pushing

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.tha: thanks. good to see you. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. here's the story. major league baseball just confirmed what was reported today, the new venue for thehe all-star game will be denver, colorado. mlb commissioner rob manfred says this. major league baseball fundamentally supports voting rights for all americans. opposes restrictions to the ballot box. think about this for a moment. he made that statement shortly before he signed a brand new deal with a huge chinese tech company. you might remember this.

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.> martha: thanks. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum live in new york. here's the story. the firestorm in georgia that has the whole country watching is heating up this afternoon. texas governor greg abbott says, you know what? i'm not going to throw out that first pitch tonight at the mlb game that gets started. texas rangers game at their home opener. so in moments, we'll talk to the man at the center of what's going on in georgia. that's brian kemp. he's standing by. we'll be with him in just a minute. his state stands to lose $100 million now that the mlb yanked the all-star game

. >>> and "usa today" says chief justice john roberts will represent the supreme at president biden's session of congress tomorrow night. a spokeswoman for the high court said roberts was the only one of the nine justices invited due to pandemic restrictions. in previous presidential addresses most of the justices were iattendance. the nine justices met on friday for their annual photo. >>> still ahead, million dollar sneakers. a pair of prototype sneakers worn by rapper kanye west shattered a sales record. sneak worn by rapper kanye west shattered a sales record. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to

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jane, you mentioned the administrative office of the courts, headed by john roberts, has asked for 70 to 90 judges to be created. that is a good start, but it has to be the baseline. as congressman joan said, caseloads have exploded over the last 30 years. what john roberts is proposing here would be 79 new judges is only a fraction of what is really necessary. during the carter administration, carved grass -- congress expanded the courts a third. i think we need a bigger, more robust expansion of the lower courts to really get to this administration of justice. if you do not have your court case heard for years, that has a big impact, not only on criminal justice, but on civil justice. these are conversations that absolutely have to be happening at the same time we are having now and supreme court reform. nancy: and there has been, as you said, bipartisan support for expanding the courts. of course, todd young, a republican in indiana, introduced a bill in 116 two at 65. it is not enough -- to add 65. it is not enough even darrell issa introduced a bill. i think we can pursue all thr

hello, welcome to another edition of "america reports," i am john roberts in washington and hi, sandra sandra: and sandra smith in new york my hello, john, these images of young children all by themselves. they are met by border patrol agents at the border. no matter how many new shelters are built, the biden administration, john, cannot keep up with a surge. right now, there were more than 19,000 unaccompanied migrant children in u.s. custody. >> john: sandra this comes as top republican request with briefing to men on the fbi terrorist watch list caught cost, crossing the border. we will speak with you and investor nikki haley about the take on the border crisis, but first let's go to alex hogan life on the border in texas, alex? >> house speaker kevin mccarthy says he wants a briefing of classified briefing how these two men from yemen try to make their way across the border. press secretary jen psaki had said that this speaks volumes about the work that border agents do every single day but called these cases are rare. that is what we are seeing. more than 19,000 children among the

of your screen, i don't know if you can see as the chiefjusticejohn roberts. the chiefjustice john roberts you go, you see him in the middle with the mask on because you have to wear masks, there are no handshakes orfor masks, there are no handshakes or for months masks, there are no handshakes orfor months even. i think even though albo bumps officially are allowed and normally you would have the whole of the supreme court, all nine members would be there along with all the members of the cabinet are normally of course you would have a designated survivor because the cabinet would be in attendance. 0ne cabinet would be in attendance. one person would be whisked off to a safe and secure location, thatis to a safe and secure location, that is not going to happen this time around and i think we can just see the pictures of jill biden, the first lady. that she is being accompanied into the gallery. normally she would have guessed, they are only virtual but she is watching it along with doug imhoff. we will be back. hello there. it took till the end of the month before they started to make an

from the supreme court, just chief justice john roberts attending. the full cabinet won't be present, either, so no need for the usual designated survivor. no special guests in the first lady's box, either. everyone who is in the chamber, socially distanced and in masks. but there will be history made. for the first time ever, two women, the vice president and the house speaker, will be sitting over the president's shoulders. the speech, a chance for biden to tout his accomplishments so far. according to excerpts, he will tell americans, "100 days since i took the oath of office, lifted my hand off our family bible, and inherited a nation in crisis. the worst pandemic in a century. the worst economic crisis since the great depression. the worst attack on our democracy since the civil war. now, after just 100 days, i can report to the nation -- america is on the move again." one day after telling vaccinated americans they could lose their masks outside -- >> good afternoon. >> reporter: -- his handling of the pandemic will be front and center in tonig

estÁn invitado de los legisladores, tambiÉn estamos viendo a un juez supremo, el juez supremo john roberts saludado al presidente joe biden, se quita la mascarilla para proceder con su discurso. viene en la unidad del paÍs. presidente joe biden: es un placer estar de vuelta. entienden que estoy, en casa, gracias presidenta de la cÁmara baja. [habla en inglÉs] presidente joe biden: ningunos de los presidentes han dicho estas palabras, ya era hora. primera dama y su esposo, segundo caballero, jefe del supremo, miembros del congreso estadounidense y miembros del consejo de ministro, bienvenidos. es algo familiar esta reuniÓn y es un poco diferente. recuerdo los momentos extraordinarios, los presidentes han venido a esta sala para hablarle al congreso, a la naciÓn y al mundo para declarar guerra, anunciar paz, anunciar nuevos planes y entidades. hablo esta noche de oportunidades, revitalizar nuestra democracia, estoy acÁ ante ustedes un dÍa antes de cumplir el 100 dÍa de mi presidencia, levante la biblia de mi familia y herede una naciÓn, todos la heredamos. la peor pandemia del siglo, la peor

. >> john: i am john roberts. welcome to "america reports" on wednesday police said kim potter meant to grab her taser. reuters reported that potter was arrested this morning. >> sandra: more unrest in brooklyn. these images showing protestors facing off with police miles from where the derek chauvin murder trial is still taking place. some 60 people were arrested last night in the minneapolis area. >> john: we will seek speak to a civil rights attorney. but first from los angeles. >> that murder trial is on-going here in downtown minneapolis. not far from this tense situation in minnesota, it was the third night of demonstrations after 20-year-old wright was shot and killed. the brooklyn center police department was the target. police made dozens of rests. some through bricks and bottles at police. protestors were seen in dark clothing. police used riot gas. the minnesota senate person of color held a press conference in front of the brooklyn center police station and criticized the minnesota state republicans an

at the engsd of the day then robert -- you called your book john marshall the final founder. why is marshall the final founder? he's last guy working he's the no one rion of founders to, you know, fill fast and 43 or everywhere. because mark, there were two people who we like who lived longer than him aaron burr and james madison. but they were retired. they well might not have wanted to be retired but madison was clearly retired marshall was vibrant he's chief justice when he comes to i can't -- i live in philadelphia i have an operation last year in the same place for john marshal died same building first hospital -- in the united states. he comes up with kidney stones. he rides from i forget in washington or richmond at the time he rides all way up here with kidney stones. now that's a man. you know, that's a guy -- who is still living and he dies in philadelphia on the basically on operating table. but -- he's working until then, and he has a very long career and the 30 some years he was chief justice is only part of it. ii hope people get to read my book and i hope caree

amy coney barrett, brett kavanaugh, neil gorsuch, clarence thomas and john roberts.hree liberals from elena kagan and stephen breyer but the bench hasn't always had a total of nine. nowhere in the constitution doesn't say how many it should have. the first judiciary act of 1789 set the number at six but it's fluctuated five to as many as ten the last time the president changed it, 1937. when fdr introduced judicial reform bill that became known as his court packing plan seeking to add more justices to obtain favorable rulings regarding the new deal. the senate rejected it overwhelmingly. 1983, then senator joe biden, member of the judiciary committee had this to say about fdr's court packing plan. >> it was a boneheaded idea, a terrible mistake to make. >> during the campaign, he opposed it. >> i would not get into court packing. we have three justices, next time we lose control, they have three justices, you lose credibility the court has little. >> two of the most liberal justices of the modern court share the opposition. the late ruth bader ginsburg and stephen br

you could see where alito wanted to talk it up, they could not get it taken up, i think that john robertsl as hell, he hears and sees what is going on, i think they are unnerved on the supreme court. >> i don't think there is any question. that cultural surround the emotional power of the left. the degree to to which you have. the large internet giants, trying to turn a man who got 75 million votes into a nonperson. that is something worthy of soviet union or communist china. if you are a normal person, you want to be liked and feel like you could be proud of yourself, the price that left sets you on to be proud of yourself, you sell out all your beliefs, that is why you end up with delta and coca-cola in favor of moving all-star game from georgia, a state with 8 1/2 times as many black employed businesses as colorado, they move all-star game to colorado, a state whose laws are worse than georgia. all done with a hypocrisy for the elites to feel good about themselves. mark: we'll be right back. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus

i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. llum. here's the story breaking at 3:00 p.m. eastern. we're waiting for a crucial decision from the judge in the chauvin trial in minneapolis. maurice hall, you'll see him on the right-hand side of the screen, he was with george floyd in the car may 25. they drove to cup foods. we heard floyd's girlfriend testify that she didn't like maurice hall. she believes he sold drugs to floyd. now we're waiting on the decision whether hall will be compelled to testify in this trial. he knows what happened before the

. >> laura: john roberts, total disaster. >> under the pressure of not losing the six time, the state cried uncle and dropped the restrictions. people have been for faith to lm calls were not parietal. it's why went to law school it's a blessing to do it. >> laura: university of virginia school of law, harmeet and i were there at the same time. there are a lot of people out there who are demoralized and feeling like there is no hope. your work on this and you raised money and you went to small law firms to get some reinforcements, not the big ones because they wouldn't touch these cases for the most part. you figured out a way to end. republicans need to figure out ways to win on all these issues and you did it. i was so proud of you. i had to tell america about this tonight. harmeet, thank you for all the work you've done on this and thank you for giving us a path forward on other legal victories in the future. thank you so much. minnesota bracing for violence after democrat politician seemed to enable the rioters. plus, new details about the officer involved in the shooting. we are

i'm john roberts. good to be with you. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. fternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. this is the story breaking right now in minneapolis. three are now fired or have resigned related to the shooting of duante wright. first, the city manager that you may remember calling forcefully for due process in this case. remember this? >> and in response to the question about termination, all employees working for the city of brooklyn center are entitled to due process with respect to discipline. this employee will receive due

i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. good to see you for what was a busy week. e move into the afternoon here on this friday. got a lot of big stories developing. one of the biggest is that the white house right now, china sends fighter jets to menace taiwan in record numbers. president biden is having his first meeting with a foreign leader. this have the car driving up with the japanese prime minister today. our most important ally in the asia pacific region. things are getting more and more tense there by the day. a top chinese

john, good to have you with us. i want to play something from the acting dc police chief robert conti.what he said today. >> does not appear to be terrorism related but we will continue to investigate to see if there is something along those lines. shannon: we are very early on and this is just hours old as they gather facts. what are you looking for knowing terrorism is a special subject for you? >> i would be concerned at making pronouncements so quickly that it is not terrorism related. in financing -- may be the motivations were to commit an act of terrorism. when we look what happened today tragically the use of a vehicle when you don't have access to a gun, running people down, emerging from the vehicle with a knife, terrorist attacks in the uk, running people down in new york city and icicle, this is terrorism 101 and we need to take a close look at that. shannon: they don't have a motive and there's still no motive in the boulder case either, the shooting there. these things take time. obviously you know better we do that investigators go through all kinds of things, we've seen

. >> john: perhaps congressman jones forgot that john roberts and the chief justice was the deciding vote in upholding the affordable care act. that's not exactly vince democratic definition of dismantling democracy i would think. >> sandra: fair point to. the demand justice that was on the steps talks about our democracy depends on this. john, what were your thoughts when this news conference played out on the steps? >> john: i don't like the fact that there were six conservative leading justices, and we want to straighten things out, but packing the court may not be the appropriate way to do it. i think it's worth pointing out that whatever nancy pelosi says she won't support the bill and won't bring it to the floor, it supports the commission and we will see where we are six or eight months from now. there is also this that we are following. a fourth straight night of protests in brooklyn center, minnesota. officers arrested at least 24 people after hundreds gathered outside of the police department demanding justice for dante right. the unrest has been spreading to other major ci