kate brown's sex life was shattering ceilings.gh woo-hoo.look at the post you noticed something a little bit weird, actually kate brown was married to a man. guess he had a different last name, but he was still as they say on tiktok binary. he was a dude. that's fine, of course, but a little bit confusing, how does having her groom at her wedding mate kate brown and official member of the lgbtq! -- they >> nobody bothered to ask and it was like we don't call barack obama half white which he is, it's not part of the question, celebrate! so voters in oregon dutifully celebrated, and out from under them the world changed. suddenly things in america went from flaccid to highly turbulent. especially true in oregon when it was fighting left-wing militia for more than a year.ci the biggest city was destroyed, people died. and then a virus arrived from china and it killed thousands. it was a very serious moment, unfortunately oregon did not have a very serious leader. it had some dopey soccer mom who got elected because she claims she had a girlfrie

kate brown's decree is nonsensical.ff, if the vaccines work, then why are vaccinated people required to where max? and for that matter, why does anyone required outdoors. outdoor transmission of covid is so rare that it's practically nonexistent. that is true whether or not you have been vaccinated. as mark lipsitz, an epidemiologist of harvard pointed out "outdoor masking has notable costs and really no evidence of benefit" and that remains true tonight. even tony fauci who ordinarily never tells -- only tells the truth and private emails admitted the same thing a public "it's pretty and common sense that outdoor risk is really, really quite low" fauci said. in a study from ireland confirms that this is true. researchers they are considered more than hundred 30,000 covid cases in ireland through march this year, what did they find? they found that only one in a thousand could be traced to outdoor transmission. so as a factual matter, kate brown's order is absurd. but even if you ignore the science and convinced yoursel

now, tucker, we have got to talk about oregon, the governor kate brown is going nuts.t have to do it. they can wear whatever they want. >> because they are holy and you are not. homeless are the so-called -- the transients, the drug addicts the i have a grants living across from your house and defecating in the sidewalk are destroying things that previous generations built; therefore, they are good. you, who are paying for the whole thing must be punished, therefore you are required to wear a mask outdoors even though there is precisely no science to suggest outdoor transmission of covid is a thing, even fauci has admitted that every study, there is a huge study in ireland a quarter million covid cases they study deed. one in 1,000 with outdoor transmission. even if you ignored that science and convinced yourself that people were getting covid while jogging you still wouldn't force them to wear masks because paper masks don't work. there is a lot of research on the subject. it's almost not worth comparing her order against logic reason and data because she doesn't care

the democratic governor kate brown to spending and essential skills requirement.kers of the governments trickle governors move say the old standards hurt disadvantaged students. matt finn is joining us. good evening, matt. >> in supporters insists considering reading and math is essential skills creates an unfair challenge for students who do not test well historically minority students. local reports say there was some bipartisan support. republicans of come out against this new bill claiming it lowers expectations for kids. oregon's democratic governor kate brown's office tells fox news that right now graduation requirements remain the same. this new bill creates an opportunity to review graduation requirements saying that today more than 40% of oregon's public school students are of color. the governor's office also denies that governor brown signed this bill in secret last month as reported because they say notifications were sent to senate offices the same day. oregon's republican house minority leader christine drazen is slamming the curriculum saying the ap

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," kate brown first electedle lot going on in oregon, so voters did not ask many questions. the one thing they did learn about kate brown over and over again is that she is a self-described bisexual. why is this relevant? perhaps the media did not explain, they told us without explaining what it meant that this fact was historicnd

the story out of oregon -- a coalition of oregon legislators joined by governor kate brown yesterdayn saying the state will accept refugees fleeing the fall of afghanistan. the letter they sent -- "together we call on the biden administration to lift caps and take other actions that will save lives at this time. as a state we must take the necessary steps to be able to resettle families when they arrive. events in afghanistan echoed the departure of the united states from saigon following the end of the vietnam war." as we talk about the potential resettlement, we are simply asking you, would you welcome afghan refugees in your part of the country? republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000, and the special and for recent refugees, we want to hear your story, 202-748-8003. bob is up first. ohio. democrat. caller: good morning. listen, i would welcome any of the refugees in this part of ohio, but the biggest thing is with fox news preying on these people every day telling everybody not to let them commune, they should not be helping -- come in, they should not be helping them,

julian: on the topic of going extra yard and masks, foreign governor -- oregon governor kate brown announcing starting friday, masks will be required at large outdoor events where social distancing is not an option. regardless of vaccination status, do you agree with a move like this? are you wearing a mask like this outdoors when social distancing isn't feasible? >> i do. i certainly wear one in the grocery store, things like that. when you are walking around and it's crowded, i'd wear a mask. it begs the question, when you look at the bay bridge series over the weekend, the inside shots of the concourse at the oakland alameda coliseum, i would say maybe 1/4, 1/3 of people had masks on. they were asking me on friday what to do. i said, i would certainly wear a mask in that concourse, 40,000 people in the stadium. that strikes me as the better part of valor. there were a number of people who were, but there were also a number of people who were not. julian: should we go as far as mandating that the proper tool or levy that should be pulled at this point? should be up to common sense and folks

kate brown is alarmed and getting tough.ed mask mandates indoors and outdoors, regardless ocine status. [yelling] >> reporter: more schools across america will reopen this week. educators have reason to be edgy. more than 180,000 children beeen august 12th and august 19th. some of those cases have dire outcomes. the delta variant can kill kids, including a boy in houston. >> this was a previously totally healthy child who contracted covid and died. >> reporter: without better masking and vaccination rates a leadly forecasting model has a grim prediction: another 100,000 covid deaths in america by early december. the good news: vaccines are sharply up. almost a million more shots every day. ed? >> o'keefe: we go now to former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb, who is also a member of the pfizer board, and theau author of a new bootrk:pread: covid crushed us and how we can defeat the next variant." my understanding is you have a little more information on the future of the vaccine for children? >> doctor: well dr. fauci w

governor kate brown in oregon, deploying 1500 national guard members to support hospitals, i made the battles over masks in schools more local officials are defying bans on mandates coming from republican governors. they're having to go against their states governor. today, the houston independent school district in texas, the largest in the state, approved a plan requiring students to wear face coverings when school starts. many pediatricians say that school officials have no choice but to defy these bans on masks. >> in this pandemic, and we know it works, we know that masks help stop the spread -- it's not political. we've got to protect the kids until we can get them vaccinated. >> with that, let's bring on our lead off guests, our starting line on this friday night. eugene daniels, white house correspondent for politico, coauthor of each day's addition. political playbook. retired four star general gen. barry mccaffrey, decorated combat that veteran of vietnam. former cabinet member and member of the national security council. and dr. nahid bhadelia, an infectious disease physici

was still the case is on the rise, kate brown announced a statewide mandate for outdoor spaces regardless of vaccination status. it goes into effect friday and will not apply to children under 5 for homeless people. hours after being sworn into office new york's governor announced her mandate plan. the democrat so she's working on a mask requirements for schools and a mandate for school staff is to get vaccinated or undergo weekly testing. the official policies will be announced sometime this week. carley: california school district under fire for asking kids to get blood drawn to test for covid 19 was parents and board certified physician joined me now, the story caught our eyes. what was your reaction when you saw the consent form and you were asked to get permission for your child to have their blood drawn to be tested for covid? >> when parents like myself saw that language accompanied by the statement that if you don't sign this consent form under duress, under coercion you could won't be allowed to go to school because they are presumed to be infected people were outraged and when i

oregon governor kate brown facing backlash after signing a bill that drops math and reading requirementsests. here to react -- graduates. here to react california it exec, kevin mcgary. great to see you. when our competitors on the world stage like china see stuff like this, how happy does it make them? >> i tell you, it must embolden all our competitors. one of the reasons we started every black life matters, because we wanted to provide immediate pushback when we see instances like this where we would have people like this, like governor katie brown, who would do this sort of racist condescending racist approach, thinking they're doing good and helping but they're actually putting forth these types of policies that are ruining their state and actually causing more problems than good and certainly not helping us on the world stage as you've said. todd: here is the statement from governor brown. quote, suspending the reading, writing and math proficiency requirements while the state develops new graduation standards will benefit the state's black, latino, latin-x, indigenous, asian, paci

. >> a miss to governor kate brown and her legislature which extended a law suspending minimum proficiency school there. yes, this means minimum proficiency isn't even required in reading, writing and mathematics and yet they are doing it out of concerns over racial equity. it be a better world out there in oregon if the teachers and schools were doing work to try to teach minority kids just the basics rather than eliminating proficiency, not just a miss, it's an absence. paul: thank you all and remember if you have your own hit or miss, tweet us on fnc. that's it for this week's show. thanks to all of you for watching. i am paul gigot, hope to see you right here next week. ♪♪ >> fox news alert, billions in the northeast bracing for the arrival of hurricane henry among five and seven new england. both areas expect to take a direct hit from the storm tomorrow. the first two hit new england in decades. it could bring heavy rain and up to 5 feet of storm surge, we are tracking the storm and we will bring the latest in minutes. >> first, the prices and afghanistan from bad to worse. the rest w

first up, oregon governor kate brown announced an outdoor statewide mandate regardless of vaccinationission and are a necessary measure right now, even in some outdoor settings, to help us fight covid to protect one another. i want to stress, however, that this rule doesn't mean you have to wear a mask at all times outdoors. i know we are all tired of masking, but this simple act of kindness and compassion protects our communities and save lives. >> greg: so we are back to masking outside even though it is leap. there's no science. but maybe it's a trick to help antifa blend in. who knows. research shows the outdoor transmission rid of the virus is less than 1% and at the cdc exaggerated when they said it was around 10%. so ironically, saying they exaggerated by 1000% is actually not an exaggeration. [scattered laughter] meanwhile in australia, the birthplace of jazz, a man who left hotel quarantine to go to a bar has been sentenced to 14 days in jail. he didn't have covid but a judge that he put people at risk and that was enough for jail time, which will likely increase his chances

governor kate brown saying that children need to be in the classroom five days a week and in order to do that, masks need to be worn and adults around th children need to be vaccinated. athena jones, cnn, new york. >>> here in georgia, hundreds of doctors are asking for mask mandates in schools where many children aren't eligible for the vaccine. the state's larsecond largest school system met and ryan young was at the meeting. >> reporter: a lot of passion behind this debate here, whether or not kids would wear a mask in school. cal be coubb county is one of te largest and you had passions on display as hundreds of parents showed up to let their voices be heard. and you can see some parents wearing masks, others not. and that is how they think the school system should be. parents said over and over they are concerned about their kids going to school with kids who don't have masks on. let's not forget they already had to remove several students from school just last week over 500 covid positive cases have been counted in the last week and a half in the cobb county schools. take a list

last month, oregon governor kate brown quietly got rid of proficiency requirements for high school graduationout proving that they know how to read, write, or do math. so, why would she do this to help minorities, of course, in a statement. the governor's office said that suspending the reading, writing and math proficiency requirement while the state develops new graduation standards will benefit, quote oregon's black, latino latin x, -- students of color. frankly insulting that they think bar lower with a different skin color. give up students don't have the capability of learning we will pass them without actually educating them. if you actually want these kids to learn, you need to put in the work. and if you are not willing to do that then give these families the choice to put their kids in the school that will. take a look at capital prep charter schools harlem, bronx, serve predominantly low income students. people of color. they refused to lower the bar. they raised the bar. push their student to meet my standards. prepare them for challenges of the real world and don't make excuses.

governor kate brown said today that the guardsmen will be sent to 20 hospitals all around the state. there are more than 730 people hospitalized right now in oregon, including 185 in the icu. that's double the number from just two weeks ago. health officials say there are these are the worst conditions that oregon hospitals have seen during the pandemic. oregon's mask mandate was reinstated on wednesday and took effect today. canada will soon require all travelers to be vaccinated against covid-19 officials say that includes passengers on commercial flights, cruise ships and trains between provinces. the rule is expected to go into effect no later than october. the measure comes after canada opened its border to u. s. citizens on monday. yeah, well, california's gubernatorial recall election is set for one month from tomorrow and today, governor newsom defended his job performance while two of his opponents made their case for a recall. ktvu is jesse gary has their message for voters. he broke himself out as summer fades. a new season moves to the four. it's the next california polit

well, the governor of oregon, kate brown, announcing new outdoor mask mandates, yes, outdoor.children under 5 or people playing competitive sports, even the homeless, if you're homeless, then you don't have to follow this mandate. you'll have to mask up, he though, regardless of your vaccination status elsewhere. dagen, can you -- do you follow it? dagen: no, it doesn't -- again, it didn't make sense last year because the vast -- transmission risk is not outdoors. it is inside when people are crammed inside. and what about -- it just -- she thinks vaccines don't work, why don't you focus on the vaccinations, correct. and by the way, in the order, it doesn't use the word homeless. it uses the word houseless. not homeless. houselessness. people experiencing houselessness. we are living in some sort of left wing alternate universe. i think this order was actually triggered by -- it was an outdoor music festival of some sort in oregon and there were a few dozen cases of covid. the vast majority of them being among unvaccinated people. so again, this is like the weird knee jerk, we

the story out of oregon -- a coalition of oregon legislators joined by governor kate brown yesterdayn saying the state will accept refugees fleeing the fall of afghanistan. the letter they sent -- "together we call on the biden administration to lift caps and take other actions that will save lives at this time. as a state we must take the necessary steps to be able to resettle families when they arrive. events in afghanistan echoed the departure of the united states from saigon following the end of the vietnam war." as we talk about the potential resettlement, we are simply asking you, would you welcome afghan refugees in your part of the country? republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000, and the special and for recent refugees, we want to hear your story, 202-748-8003. bob is up first. ohio. democrat. caller: good morning. listen, i would welcome any of the refugees in this part of ohio, but the biggest thing is with fox news preying on these people every day telling everybody not to let them commune, they should not be helping -- come in, they should not be helping them,

i want to say that kate brown is going to put the mask mandate into effect friday, so even if you'reutside you have to have a mask. host: look at nbc's reporting at what happened in south dakota. covid cases after the motorcycle rally happened there. a previous caller asked about the gala tea of reaction to the vaccine. here is from -- legality of reaction to the vaccine. here is from wusa 9. they say pharmaceutical companies are immune from legal challenges relating to side effects from the covid-19 vaccine. however, this is not total immunity. a company can be sued if they showed willful misconduct in production of the vaccine. brian and pennsylvania -- in pennsylvania, what do you think? caller: my comment goes to liability and risk of people who are not vaccinated and are contemplating getting the shot. i have a hereditary lead clotting disorder. i am not sure any of these vaccines are completely safe for me. if i had an assurance, i would get the vaccine. here is what i would say to everyone who makes comments that unvaccinated people are stupid or unintelligent. it is not as ea

. ♪ steve: listen to this democratic oregon governor kate brown facing backlash now after quietly signinge the state develops new graduation standard s will benefit the state 's students of color." here to react fox news contributor and former history and social studies teacher, leo terrell. hey, leo good morning. >> hi, steve, how are you thanks for having me on this is a very important subject. steve: you know it is important but why is she trying to keep this quiet that you don't have to be good at it. they will go ahead and graduate you even if you get a lousy grade. >> well i'll tell you right now first of all education is the key to break the poverty cycle and she's embarrassed about this and keeping utility quiet because it insults people of color. they have eliminated a measuring tool to determine quality and competency in these skills. it's a victory for teacher's unions because now the teachers don't have to teach but the statement is that it's going to benefit people of color. steve, how? how is it going to benefit people of color? my mother had an eighth grade education and my

brown. stephanie link, michael farr jon najarian co-founder of market rebellion.com and kate moorehead of thebal allocation team. let's check the markets. nasdaq hitting an all-time high reaching 15,000 for the first time ever. th

brown. stephanie link, michael farr jon najarian co-founder of market rebellion.com and kate moorehead of the mattox strategy for blackrock global allocation team. let's check the markets. nasdaq hitting an all-time high reaching 15,000 for the first time ever. the s&p 500 as all-time highs. the dow about a .5% from a new high there and what we want to talk about right now is the bullish call from wells fargo highest on the street as we mentioned forecasts about an 8% upside from current levels points to historical data that the s&p when it has a price return above 10% for the eight months of the year it's never finished the last four months or average for last four months, excuse me, is above 8% saying eps revisions will be a catalyst kate, if you don't mind, let's start with you what's your take on the bullish call how do you see stocks shaping up in the broader market the rest of the year. >> i think positively. i'm kurjd by the earnings revisions the last couple quarters we expected at one point in the second half of 2021 we would see a rollover in terms of the upgrades to earnings foreca

max brown and camran are still with us and grace joins the conversation as well kate, i'll come to youse. but big moves in yields and some slightly disappointing data this morning. are you concerned when you see the moves lower in yields? >> i'm not first of all thank you for having me, will and sara i'm not concerned. i'm actually not all that surprised. i think in a what -- what a lot of people miss is what is going on in japan and europe you can't have german equivalent rates down half a percent being at half a percent and the u.s. go to 1.5 to 2%. when you have that wide of a spread, you'll end up with a carry trade. so i think that is really what you have to look at. is what is going on in europe and say how far could the fed diverge from that. >> does it impact your stance on stocks at all, kate? >> no. honestly, sara, it does not. because when rates are at this low, it is hard to even understand what is going on. this is not what we learned in business school, believe me. i think at this point it's really almost, we're in a zero rate environment and that is what we're moving on

black and brown people that are in direct danger of the direct policies of the trump administration and i think how each of the artists has responded so that call is interesting. the common >> i'm kateeconomic and workforce development. i want to welcome our mayor to make some opening comments. >> thank you, kate, i'm excited to be here in the mission with your supervisor, hilary ronen, and your new assessor recorder jaoquin torez, who was really an important part to helping deal with the challenges around our economic and workforce development which is the position that indicate now holds and he jumped into action because he knew so many businesses here and they would struggle. in the beginning we waved a lot of fees and we tried to provide grants and loans to small businesses but it was not enough and it was challenging. so many people had to shut down and many struggled with getting access to ppp and ppp before the protection of their employees and when i think about the vibe antsy of san francisco and this pandemic set us back. we are here today you sacrifice so much it was hard but now that which beginning to reopen and that light we keep talking about is here to so those cases