rachel: and joining us now are kirk cameron and riley gaines.th, is so exciting to see you there with so many beautiful faces behind you. kirk, i mean, i read thissing, i'm glad that the libraries are reversing course, but i'm still fume ifing mad about it because every time you guys try and do this, and there are tons of moms and dads across the country who don't have the power of kirk cameron, you know, coming in, you want to doing something positive, constructive, wholesome, you have these librarians pushing back and saying, no, you can't do it as my place, as if they owned the library. >> that's right -- [audio difficulty] who are really the ones that are leading the charge at these libraries for faith and family and for freedom, and they're coming out by the hundreds and the thousands. we're here in helper sonville, tennessee, with about -- hendersonville, tennessee. say hi, everybody. [cheers and applause] and we're so excited. we're singing, we're praying and we're reading together, and we're getting back to these values that will lead to

and i think did that after kirk cameron said he would be appearing at that event.cuse? pete: not prepare to host -- rachel: those rowdy christians. [laughter] pete: we can only have 250 people, and it looks like more than that are coming, and we have to shut down the whole vent. navy had massive responses at these events, but it's going to happen. the news on this is that they tried to turn it away, but they're now saying the event will happen. here's a statement from the huntsville madison county public library in alabama to fox news digital. they with wrote: the huntsville madison county public library has agreed to accommodate the planned meeting on saturday, august a 5th, at the madison library with a limit of 25225 the -- 225 attendees. there will be over 300 libraries in 46 statements today -- states today that will be doing see you at the library event. and talking to kirk about this, he said the response has been like nothing he's ever seen. parents just want good stuff, and why can't we have that in the public square. rachel: yeah. it's an incredible thing

>> has a lot to do with kirk cameron and bringing political values back to our libraries.bama, in the southern part of the state they were canceled yesterday afternoon. there seems to be a trend, canceling events at the last minute, that our books based, christian-based. every time it is because of logistics or security concerns. it's not a coincidence we keep hearing the same message over and over from the same institution. will: tell us if you could, what can one expect at one of these library gatherings, what is so controversial? >> we are talking about god and how we are made in the image of god and for some unknown reason to me, talking about that in a peaceful loving way has become controversial. i can tell you when madison our event will be a wonderful experience for everyone. we will have plenty of people in attendance with lots of fellowship in a peaceful way. it will be great. will: great to talk to you this morning. over to you. rachel: god bless everybody doing that stuff. turning to headlines, a family of a woman shot dead in new mexico is calling for the 13-y

there is also michael kirk.ou heard from our most stalwart partners who leaves the journalism school at columbia. i am so proud of the work you are doing. i just want to say the collaboration with michael kirk and his team goes back to your one at frontline, which is 40 -- year one at frontline, which is 40 years and he has an amazing body of work. i want to talk about the work they do to collect stories out of russia are nothing short of amazing. i hope you will take the time. it is longform so it is hours. but take a look at some of this work, because it is incredible what journalists are doing. they can be a source of inspiration for all of us. it has also given me a moment, i think it is important to reflect on frontline and the editorial standards and people who work with me. editors and senior producers of standards day in and day out see collaborative journalism. and those of us who work in television, we know what collaboration it is. many of frontline's senior team are here with me today. i will not mak

we know kirk cameron so well. he has been on our show.usly a child actor, devout christian, now he has a book that promotes teaching children the dangers of being prideful and the importance of having a humble spirit. instead, he and riley gaines are going to be on "fox & friends weekend" tomorrow. they are always welcome here no matter what. >> brian: riley gaines put dental school on hold. car carp can you believe her life change. she was going to be a deny dentist. on fox news 100 times and capitol hill a hundred times and now a book tour with kirk cameron. >> brian: someone has to take the tarter off his teeth. >> steve: all-american concert series with donny osmond. the mclemore boys are out front. they have a costume. what are you cooking? >> we are cooking steve, brian and carley, a baked breakfast croissant. take your favorite sausage, bacon, egg, hash browns, roll it up in a croissant. >> breakfast item with hot sauce. >> this is you right here. go to master built.com as always or follow the mclemore boys to get these recipes. ch

kenneth simon center's 2023 russell kirk lecture featuring. bishop robert barron of the diocese of winona, rochester, minnesota. i have the task of introducing bishop bear in the night a task made difficult by the asked me difficult by the fact his publication, media presence, teaching and leadership exemplify faith and reason, courage and humility along with tremendous insights into our cultural situation and how we might best engage it. what is true for me at endo for many of you and attendance tonight isst that his writings d lectures and videos and podcasts and interviews have become a regularg companions, instructing us in the gospels, the old testament prophets, catholic social thought, the meaning of great literature and philosophy, contemporary culture and, of course, the finer points of catholic doctrine. so tonight bishop barron will address the topic of the breakdown of that talk brilliant equilibrium here prior to his 2022 appointment of the bishop of when winona-rochester ar seven years as auxiliary bishop for the archdiocese of l

[applause] >> welcome to 2023 russell kirk petrie the diocese of winona, rochester, minnesota.e the task of introducing a task made difficult by the fact that his publication, media presence, teaching and leadership exemplify faith in reading. ... have become a regular campaign gets picked instructing us in the gospels, the old testament, catholic social thought, the meaning of great literature and philosophy, contemporary culture and, of course, the finer points of catholic doctrine. so tonight bishop barronil will address the topic of the breakdown of the detail filion equilibrium here prior to his 2022 appointment as bishop of winona-rochester he had served for seven years as auxiliary bishop for the archdiocese los angeles. bishop barron was also the rector the director of mundelein seminary in chicago where he taught for several years, but most know him as the foremost evangelist of roman catholicismsm in america. globally even. he is without is then fire catholic ministries which uses quote media both old and new to proclaim the gospel of christ. on that front bishop barr

"no, no, it's kirk douglas." in my dressing room. oh, my gosh. there was kirk. had a throat problem. it might have been cancer that he had. i said "no, don't stand up. please." he came over and he put his arms around me and he said "you are my inspiration." [applause] he was... he was a beautiful, delightful man, and he lived to be 103. >> stephen: wow. as well you should. as well you should. we have to take a quick break but don't go anywhere because we'll be right back with more patrick stewart, everybody. stick around. to appreciate our bodies, to care for all parts, even those hidden, like our armpits. because perfect armpits, do exist! they are stubbly, with marks or shaved, all beautiful and each unique. dove cares for all armpits, it dries instantly and is kind on skin, protecting you all day long. try dove advance care for effective protection that is kind on skin. that's why i choose dove! [stomamach growlining] it's n nothing.... sosounds like e something.. ♪when y you have nanausea, heheartburn, i indigestiono♪ ♪upset stomomach, diarrrrhea♪ peptpto bi

kirk cameron, you're all right.thing comes off well. >> thank you, sir. thank you. god bless you too. stuart: indeed. i think he already did. >>> take a look at this, a doctor knocked unconscious by a homeless man. it was a random attack in portland, oregon. she says it's the city's fault for defunding the policement we've got the full story. >>> donald trump due in court today to answer criminal charges related to the 2020 election. a series of court appearances could drag on for the next 18 months or more. that could give trump a long-running soap box. grady trimble at the courthouse. the full story next. ♪ providing for your family is a top priority. but what happens when you need affordable health care? christian health care ministries could save you up to 40% today. as a member, you can choose your provider without network restrictions. sign up at your convenience with our anytime enrollment. join a christian community that supports each other's medical expenses, offering peace of mind as you prioritize what's

russell kirk was right. ideology is not increasingly viewed as anathema. it has been history so often. great history, great literature. the finest parts of western civilization and culture, which i write about in book, have been replaced by ideology. and i think it's the sort of thing that when a young person begins to learn the over against the ideology, they rightfully feel they have been robbed of own western civilized, their own western culture or bona fides, and they have right to be to be a very in that. you mentioned the statue just three blocks away, just a piece. history, not ideology. i watched took a walk over there i watched the older african-american couples live in this area, stand in front of the statue and defend it. yes. two young, radical olds screaming for it to be torn down and they peacefully talked them down. i find that to be not ideological, just a truth. that's kind of a but is a beautiful one. i'm very glad you said that. i write in the book. so i have lived and worked in washington for almost 35 years and i've spent a good part o

kirk cameron joins me now talk about sense of the events.ou for joining have to ask you, this advisor people social media but i'm curious, what was the reaction from people? >> the reaction is gratitude. the reaction is thankfulness. people are saying is an answer to prayer, these communities would been in, we were in three states visiting three libraries and we were in tennessee where the previous library who tried to cancel a wholesome they felt event hours and the community got together and voted him out to fire him and the new one came in along with the mayor and commissioners along with the entire community and welcomed us with only arms. the same thing in alabama today where they tried to cancel the event and you find out the immunity, longing for things like this even though you have some who are both within the leadership to try to cast a section that is not reality and came to texas and austin and we had a jampacked room and it's been amazing. people are loving it. >> i'm from the state of texas so i'm not surprised of the reaction

been as versus controversial decision to cancel and will now indeed welcome eight moms for liberty kirkon event to the public library and hospital tomorrow. hundreds are expected to show up and celebrate the nationwide see you at the library day, and with that we will bring in school board president chino valley unified school district in california. she has issues to talk about, i want to cover the first two things first, just to get your take on it i think it is fastening. so the huntsville madison library the said listen we are not going to hold her cameron thing, and moms for liberty you can just buzz off we don't want anything to do with you. and then litigation and then well maybe we will host it, so here is the thing, the huntsville madison county public library has agreed with the event coordinators moms for liberty to accommodate their planned meeting on saturday august 5, 2023 which is tomorrow at the madison library with a limit of 220 attendees. i mean,, it is an awfully quick change of heart sooner, and we all know the reason why ray? >> yes is because people stood up and s

chairman and the board of the truman library institute, alex burton and institute staff, doctorbr kirkds, supporters, lawmakers who helped make this day possible. my grandfather was a modest man, and, frankly, slightly embarrassed by statues. his presidential library is an educational institution rather than a monument to him. that were he with us today he would be honored and humbled. he loved the united states of america. he loved the worken of governme. he loved this very building. he took the job seriously, but never himself. he was open and approachable as tom corbett ends excellent statue depicts. he has been called an uncommon common man. of all his accomplishments, the marshall plan, nato, the truman doctrine, the desegregation of the armed services, i think the most significant was reminded us that a farmer, a citizens soldier, a small businessman can rise to the highest office in this land and do a better job of it that almost anybody else. that is the promise of this nation, the promise that that same ability lives within each one of us. he did what he did for the greater go

for investors, kirk arne on his way out, this was an act of investor call.g detail and specifics to analysts who care about that sort of thing. we shouldn't lose track of the fast that elon musk had his mri and we will get an update on the thunderdome fight. >> you want someone at the helm not currently distract it getting ready to fight in zuckerberg. brumberg's -- bloomberg's oliver kirk. i don't think we need that in this channel. the south african lender and an posting an 11 year rise. we will speak to the ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. the south african lender hosted an 11% rise. we are joined by an overview and a guest. the fourth biggest bank by assets, we are glad to have mike brown you mentioned a bit of the earnings. the operating environment was more challenging, have to ask you, you will be stepping down. talk to us about where the company is that finding your successor. >> it is early days in that process. the board of the bank had commenced the process to search for a successor for myself. right

came down, kirk in then ki concert. you defend me when jesse attacked me? and i said i didn't know jessi attackeddn't attacked out you. and then i found out more about it, and we can talk about it after the show. anyway, it's a great band and. i think the video was taken out of context. did i attack kirk in the? d, yeah. >> i take so many people. but now you love them. n it, jesse, i only mean itberga half the time. we don't have the brawl betweenn zuckerberg and musk, but we doav have a brawl at a baseball game. we gote whit the white sox and e guardians. >> i think they used to be the cleveland indians. we got tim anderson wanted it.at watch us. watch jose ramirez. look at that. look at my watch this. it is right hook to the chin.d he's out. both players got ejectedan a go and yeah, i mean, it was a good, fight. let's let the boys be boys "jes, right? >> tonight, jesse watters, primetime inside fentanyl island gets an island.ie: ther >> yeah, of course. is an island. okay lit. there was this cute little walrus calf th

kirk cameron can't have those books in there it's inappropriate.obody says libraries are banning books. it's the democrats who are much more effective doing things that are catchy. and are easy to understand. when you think ron desantis if you are a democrat go banning books. no, no. age-appropriate books. shouldn't be learning about gender identification. should not be learning about sex if you are 8 years old. we thought that was a given. we think that faith and family books, no matter what faith you are muslim, catholic, christian, whatever you are should have an opportunity. that never used to be a problem. all the things we used to take for granted, people are making us sit around and go what happened to logic in this country? jordan peterson was on with us yesterday. and he talked about all of this. there is counter cultural conservative movement that's very, very powerful. and i also think that the young men who are tilting in that direction are at the forefront. i think what is happening in the states is that the answer to the problem of se

alex berdan and doctor kirk of the truman library institute, members of the missouri delegation bothaders mccarthy and mcconnell. together we will unveil this spectacular statue. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen esther clifton truman daniels honorary chairman of the truman library institute and board secretary for the truman scholarship fund. >> thinking that an speaker. senate blood, congressman cleaver, leader mcconnell, leader mccarthy, family, friends. thank you again sender blunt and congressman cleaver on the board of the truman libraryry institu. the institute staff doctor kirk graham and the library staff generous donors friends, supporters lawmakers who help make the state possible. my grandfather was a modest man. and slightly embarrassed by statues. his presidential library is an educational institution rather than a monument to him. but where he with us today he would be honored and humbled. he loved the united states of america pretty love the work of governments. he loved this very building. he took the job seriously but

kirk's a great teacher. >> jimmy: that's your part. you've got to be careful. they could be a double-edged sword, the understudy. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: are all your kids involved in music in some way? >> yeah. >> yes. >> very much. >> jimmy: isn't that something. are you all happy about that? >> no, my son's a drummer. [ laughter ] not happy with that at all. >> jimmy: do you feel that was some kind of rebellion? >> i think so. >> jimmy: uncle lars? >> just a little. >> my kid's on tour in europe right now. i mean, it's great. >> jimmy: wow. >> they're all living. we're very proud of that. >> jimmy: do you hope or would you like it if they were all in a band together? or would that be too weird? >> that may be pushing it a little bit. >> jimmy: maybe too much? >> going back to kirk's understudy idea, one day maybe we'll hand it over to them. hand the keys to them. >> jimmy: yeah, what if there was a metallica jr.? [ laughter ] >> i think there's many. >> jimmy: there are a lot of them. >> we're a band of firsts. >> jimmy: by the way, speaking of kids,

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i'm not sure that russell kirk was either. and part of which constitute modernity, we can describe it in many ways, is to describe the ancient resolution of the divide between the many and the few, and to replace it with what we might describe as a politics of progress, a politics of change, often rapid change, transformation. that rather than seeking order and stability and constancy and consideration, the modern solution of the problem between the many and the few, maybe constantly increasing change and transformation. the liberal tradition itself, beginning with the liberal tradition, overturns this ideal of classical mixed regime, mixed constitution, in favor of a modern philosophy that argues in favor of those who will bear the responsibility of generating a society of rapid and even increasingly rapid change. and the earliest of the liberal thinkers who prepare this was especially those who argued for this, the presence of this kind of change, especially in the economic realm. and that the elites of such society, especia

. >> and cancelling event with kirk cameron and riley gaines, wait until you hr why and how their lawyer is responding. >> todd: did you see this? >> my family, my god. >> i wanted to bring you here. >> oh. oh. >> welcome home. >> oh, my god, thank you. >> todd: the rock surprising uufc fighter with $7 to his name with a brand-new house. video has been going viral, we have update on -- which is probably the best story we've heard in a long time. >> ashley: and it means soming to dwayne johnson, too. >> todd: you are watching "fox and friends," i'm todd piro. >> ashley: straight to a fox news alert. former president donald trump pleading not guilty for allegedly conspiring to overturn the 2024 election. >> todd: support is growing. brooke singman was in dc for all the festivities and joins us now. >> brooke: just yesterday president trump pled not guilty to four felony counties relating to january 6. former president calling it political persecution. listen. >> this is a very sad day for america. this is the persecution of the person that is leading by substantial numbers in the republica

just one of the reasons marketing, professor kirk kind or believe a, a models will become popular in advertising. kennedy, i model tremendous potential to really talk to the consumer in a very specific and persuasive way because they can look very similar to themselves that the consumer themselves or, or a family member, a trusted friend. but the expert also warns that this new technology could make consumers lose trust in companies regarding the, the crisis of trust. i think very soon, if not right now we, we, as consumers feel really frustrated because we're not sure that, that, that image, that video, that the recording of the voice is it's actually authentic. it's almost impossible to discern what, what is real and what is fig. of at least for the average consumer real all fake. it's a question we're having to ask ourselves more and more often when browsing online. so why not go all the way and have a i produce a commercial on its own. a lot of them based marketing company did just that. and then by road with the results to pick those uncanny, those look at the people and the be

this is after 36 minutes. australia thought they were back in the game when captain sam kirk drew them level with a wonderful, striking distance, sending the home crowd into a frenzy poor defending from the co host in the box some more and had capitalized on an air and put england back on top the line, this is showing why they're the reigning european champions. alexia russo sealed the deal for england when she put the game out of us fairly as reach me 86 minutes england reached the world cup finals for the 1st time in history. they will face springs for football is top prize in sydney on sunday. start break for australia. what a great match festival from the finance coming up after a short break or documentary series travels to mongolia to meet their magic family and make a living breathing castle object part. and thanks for watching. the good we've been calling is great for investigating the theme this these everyone here just wants to get into bit calling because they are known as bit queen arrows . investors from all over are moving to latin america in search of the going treasure.

this is after 36 minutes australia thought they were back in the game when captain sam kirk drew them level with a wonderful strikes and distance, sending the home crowd into a frenzy. the poor defending from the co host in the box. so more than had capitalized on an air and put england back on top, the line, this is showing why they're the reigning european champions. alexia russo sealed the deal for england when she put the game out of australia's reach me 86 minutes. england reached the world cup finals for the 1st time in history. they will face springs for footballs.

when captain sam kirk to the level was a wonderful striking distance, sending the home crowd into a frenzy poor defending from the co host in a box. so morton had capitalized on an air and put england back on top. the line, this is showing why they're the reading european champions. alexia russo sealed the deal for england when she put the game out of us fairly as reach me 86 minutes. england reached the world cup finals for the 1st time in history. they will face springs to footballs top prize in sydney on sunday hart break for australia. dw sports, lima who tacky was at stadium, australia as england got the better of the home side and the home crowd in sydney to no matter how no deals, trade in hand spot, it has no impact on the outcome until the parents, of course, had built a reputation for creating an incredible atmosphere, but there was hiding in spite of mighty england. there was one moment of magic when sam could never, but that's as loud as it got. and of course, got very careful. his reminder of our top story, ukraine's president of the mirrors, the landscape says a merchant ship

so for me midway through the 1st half, then australian captain, and tell us when sam kirk equalized in front of a sellout home crowd. but there was not to be a fair retail ending in england where the thing spain, in sundays, that's it for your headlines on elsie's 0. the the, the the now you have in this the new year, you're going to be sure to cut off. and then now yes, there any. uh, because either because you know your, your new chrome a sure. oh him, administrator email. yeah. yeah. me, i to time you know, you kind of always because you've at least a few of them. but then this will be as early as you want to live if you thought it was all you know how yeah, no, no, i was just kind of to make a gun here because okay, so can see much more towards the bottom when the bus kinda ended okay, so i know it's going swell. how was this we why he didn't bring some scene as considered any other than o'clock, 11 o'clock fee, as soon as it took on the the sooner the on see as is come on. i know now next, and it has to do it for last me. none of them give it to a he did. it will be be she can, he

this is after 36 minutes australia thought they were back in the game when captain sam kirk to the level with a wonderful striking distance, sending the home crowd into a frenzy. poor defending from the co host in the box. so lauren had capitalized on an air and put england back on top. the line, this is showing why they're the reigning european champions. alexia russo sealed the deal for england when she put the game out of us fairly as reach in the 6 minutes. england reached the world cup finals for the 1st time in history. they will face springs footballs, top prize in sydney on sunday. start break for australia. amazing. told me it's been and you're up to date now coming up after a short break is dw business. we have tim, palm beach and bailey. i'm john patrick. i'm from one of us here on the news team embedded. thank you so much for watching the people in trucks in judge when trying to free the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. the bees correct on the screen getting 200 people.

this is after 36 minutes. australia thought they were back in the game when captain sam kirk to the level with a wonderful, striking distance, sending the home crowd into a frenzy poor defending from the co host in a box. so morton had capitalized on an air and put england back on top. the line, this is showing why they're the reading european champions. alexia russo sealed the deal for england when she put the game out of us fairly as reach me in 6 minutes. england reached the world cup finals for the 1st time in history. they will face springs footballs top prize in sydney on sunday. start break for australia. we're up to date, businesses up next with triple and the 10 below that soft for a short break. i money keeps making and thank you for watching the imagine how many portion of lots of thrown out in the world climate change. the story faces more plants the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to work on doing this. the one thing that.

india claim that defined a territory ukrainian seaborne drone has damaged a russian oil tanker in the kirk straight between crimea and russia is footage it shows the moment it moved towards and struck the vessel another maritime drone damage a russian naval ship on thursday. or human rights group, it says russian war plains have struck parts of syria's revel. held this northwest, the syrian observatory for human human rights, says 3 people were killed in the attack outside the city of 11. siri in state media knowledge, the air strikes but gave no further details. a massive hail storm has struck the german city of woodland can flooding the streets with ice. hundreds of firefighters were called to help in the aftermath of the summer storm. officials say the hail was up to 30 centimeters in places, forcing them to bring in snow plows to clear the roof. pressure is mounting on qu, leaders in the chair on the eve of a deadline set by the west african block equals the alliance has given new chairs military who into until sunday, to restore power to the countries elected president or face possibl

this is after 36 minutes. australia thought they were back in the game when captain sam kirk to them level was a wonderful striking distance, sending the home crowd into a frenzy poor defending from the co host in the box. so lauren had capitalized on an air and put england back on top. the line this is showing why they're the reading european champions. alexia russo sealed the deal for england when she put the game out of us fairly as reach me 86 minutes. england reached the world cup finals for the 1st time in history. they will face springs for footballs . top prize in sydney on sunday. start break for australia. they're watching dw news coming up next to news asia. what china has stopped issuing youth unemployment data and the impact of india new associates, heavy 100 actions against minorities. the finish strategy will have those stories and more a just a moment on your group as mckinnon will have more world news at the top of the of good the shifting our door and make sure i don't take money under your mommy's not coming back. it's over february 2020 russian troops invaded the

modern age was founded by kirk in 1959, but he actually had the idea for modern age in 1951. and in 1951, he began to circulate a prospect to various investors in the midwest and. his target readership was quote, professors, clergymen, leaders of businessmen in government and and this is important. those reflect so i will leave it to you, whether you are the you know, titans of industry and the powerful men of government, or whether you are those, you know, obscure people preserving, the balance. but well, that statement is amusing. i do think it sort of it's sort of a fundament. it's a statement about the dignity of ordinary people because who is preserving the equilibrium in society. it's not the elites, right? it's the populists people in obscure places who care about the most important things. so what are the principles that he said animate modern age? it'sactually held up since 1951e says. the journal should have a prejudice in favor of law wisdof ancestors manliness and thought and society today, but not being afraid of our age. he says that the disposition of modern ag

recognize jimmy failla came down kirk and the jerks concert. so fun. jesse attacked you. i didn't know he attacked you. i found out more about it. we can talk about it after the show. i. >> jesse: who did i attack? >> dana: now you love them. jesse? >> jesse: i only mean it half the time. we don't have the brawl between zuckerberg and musk but we do have a brawl at a baseball game. we have the white sox and guardians i think they used to be the cleveland indians. we got tim anderson. jose ramirez. look at that hook. >> harold: watch this. >> jesse: right hook to the chin. he is out. both players got ejecketted and, yeah, i mean that was a good fight. let the boys be boys. tonight, "jesse watters primetime" inside fentanyl island. >> greg: there is an island? >> katie: there was cute little walrus cat rescued by the alaska sea life center. has to be cuddled for 24 hours a day and seven days a week because he is only one month old but weighs 200 pounds and they are very attached to their mother. so good job to them. so if you want to cuddle a walrus. >>