hey, lara, sam beat me. not a _ howl did. thanks, spencer. 0h! hey, lara, sam beat me.e when you think about it.— lara, sam beat me. not a surprise when you think about it. no, but you did it. -- when you think about it. no, but you did it- -- you — when you think about it. no, but you did it- -- you did _ when you think about it. no, but you did it. -- you did well. _ when you think about it. no, but you did it. -- you did well. how- when you think about it. no, but you did it. -- you did well. how do i when you think about it. no, but you did it. -- you did well. how do you i did it. -- you did well. how do you feel? i did it. -- you did well. how do you feel? i feel — did it. -- you did well. how do you feel? i feel inspired, _ did it. -- you did well. how do you feel? i feel inspired, very - did it. -- you did well. how do you feel? i feel inspired, very humble, feel? ifeel inspired, very humble, a bit sick and glad it's over. anyway, i'll see you later. that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media.

hi, lara. yes, it is— phone a friend. hi. hi, lara. yes, it is me. _ phone a friend. hi. hi, lara.hink? my money is on him- he _ what do you think? my money is on him- he is — what do you think? my money is on him. he is a _ what do you think? my money is on him. he is a race _ what do you think? my money is on him. he is a race car- on him. he is a race car driver. you do know that, don't you? you yes, i am aware of that, thank you. right, well, wish me luck. and don't break anything. yeah, you said that last time. we have here at the championship while spencer is getting ready for the race of his life down in goodwood. we will be catching up with him and just a bit. will be catching up with him andjusta bit. in will be catching up with him and just a bit. in a moment, we want to talk space tech and show you the secret life of a lap tech at mic but right now we're not leaving track—side. welcome a little bit. it is kind of ever there, jen is there somewhere taking a look at a local company that is transforming cars and it has a bit of a famous fan. i transforming cars and it has a

it is great that lara tot where are you? it is great that lara got to _ where are you?bit - where are you? it is great that lara got to visit a bit of - where are you? it is great that lara got to visit a bit of the . lara got to visit a bit of the serenity of iceland, this place is so dramatic. the mountains are just touching the sky, it's brilliant. ok, we're going from virtual volcanoes to a very real one now, with quite possibly the coolest story i have introduced in a long time. because scientists are using volcanoes to research how to deploy drones on mars. need i say more? my my name is christopher hammerton, iam my name is christopher hammerton, i am a associate professor at the university of arizona and a planetary vulcan ologist. we are here at a new volcanic eruption that has occurred in southern iceland. iceland is an ideal testbed to create different drones for mars because they are wonderful characteristics of the environment are actually very similar to what we would expect on mars. this has been a really exciting year for mars exploration. the drone inge

nicole saphier and host of lara logan has no agenda lara logan. dr. nicole saphier.sat through that interview. first, give me your take on the fact that she is refusing to answer what the -- what the deadline numbers would be, the bar would be because to me that indicates they haven't thought about it, they don't know, they are winging this day by day. >> well, tammy, i think that she is trying to not give finite number continue to move the goal post which has continued to happen the last 18 months. i was frustrated listening to that people need to have that they need to know there is a light at the end of the tunnel if you are going to continue recommending these restrictions that have implications. you know, tammy, the data that came out of the cdc today or actually that leaked data that came out and was leaked to the "the washington post." >> tammy: it wasn't leaked. you know they gave it to them. it wasn't leaked. that was the first punch in our nose. that's what that was. >> here are my takeaways. first of all, great news, the data that they were saying is the s

lara, how are you doing? good, _ had a good week. lara, how are you doing? - had a good week. lara, how are you doing? good, was trying . had a good week. lara, how are you doing? good, was trying to| you doing? good, was trying to plan for another summer of an unknown. plan for another summer of an unknown-— plan for another summer of an unknown. ., , , ., , unknown. one of those is on its wa and unknown. one of those is on its way and summer— unknown. one of those is on its way and summer will— unknown. one of those is on its way and summer will be - way and summer will be different for everyone once again this year and that includes the many muslims who would normally be about to undertake the hajj. undertake the ha". everyone is the pilgrimage h undertake the hajj. everyone is the pilgrimage made _ undertake the hajj. everyone is the pilgrimage made by - undertake the hajj. everyone is the pilgrimage made by around 2.5 million muslims every year from all across the globe to mecca saudi arabia, and this year is happening injuly. it's one of the most impor

lara: that was marc.o the seaside. but sadly, not everybody leaves the beach as they found it. this not only causes an eyesore, but also a problem for wildlife on land and in the sea. dan simmons has been taking a look at one high—tech solution to this problem. dan: it's a lovely spot. but last year, bournemouth beach on england's south coast wasn't left looking at its best. released from lockdown, record numbers flocked here, and many left their rubbish behind. this year, with travel to many foreign holiday destinations off—limits, orjust too much of a risk for some, the british seaside holiday is back in fashion. 0ur coastal resorts need the visitors, theyjust don't like what's often left behind. and that's why bournemouth has decided to embrace technology to fix what's on the floor with the help of an eye in the sky. it is sam on a cloudy june morning, and ellie is preparing for take—off. she has been asked to help bournemouth, christchurch and poole council fight their battle against litter across the

here to react is lara logan host of lara logan has no agenda. a brand new season is available now.t's fantastic. please do check it out. she did the homework and the research uncovering a lot of what we're uncovering in realtime as well. the white house coming out and saying this, lara, does this surprise you or has this been going on and now they are just talking about it? is didn't surprise me because doing this season a man jacob applebaum a key pillars of wikileak, a celebrated online privacy advocate won of the developers of the privacy software that enabled wikileaks to move information securely. he was a darling of the left. a die hard bernie sanders supporter. and like julian assange, he was targeted when, you know, this country and others went after wikileaks and became up comfortable having wikileaks out there. and what jacob said to me when i was talking to him, when i was interviewing him, one of the things that really stood out he said, you know, everybody thinks there is this line between big tech and big government. he said from what i have seen that line doesn't act

lara is live in newport with more. 1799. still standing strong today as a public park for residents and tourists to enjoy. the state may be small, but she packs a punch. if you like views like these, you'll love the country's smallest state. driving through rhode island doesn't take a long time. only 48 miles long. but with all the nooks and crannies here, there's over 400 miles of coastline earning her the nickname the ocean state. rivers don't just run through providence, rhode island, they also light up. nearly 500,000 visitors a year flock to the state. >> we were unable to put on any events in 2020. it had a profound impact on hospitality here. >> reporter: this year the event responsible for putting more than $100 million into the local economy will return. >> we know our job is to create a magical experience for visitors in providence. we're so excited to do that in septemberened the rest of the year. >> reporter: in newport tourist s are back in droves. sampling the shops along the streets and getting the boats

d0 people who planned it there's that larae. , ., people who planned it there's that larae. ~' peopleo planned it there's that larae. ~ ~ , large. do you think south africans will believe _ large. do you think south africans will believe that _ large. do you think south africans will believe that these _ large. do you think south africans will believe that these riots - large. do you think south africans will believe that these riots were l will believe that these riots were carefully planned? doesn't that do away with the idea that the worst —— there were some good reasons why people were so unhappy and felt the need to riots? people were so unhappy and felt the need to rkits?— need to riots? absolutely. there is an elementary _ need to riots? absolutely. there is an elementary you _ need to riots? absolutely. there is an elementary you can _ need to riots? absolutely. there is an elementary you can say - need to riots? absolutely. there is an elementary you can say this - need to riots? absolutely. there is| an elementary you can say this was planned in response to the arrest of the

the lawsuit today dovetails nicely into this, lara. good to see you, welcome back.p last name and i think things would be very different. "the new york post" was right before the election.po that story was censored. that was the biden protection -- candidate protection program. i don't care if it's lying on a gun application, smoking crack, seeing prostitutes, putting guns and dumb stars, i don't care if it's money from russia, kazakhstan, ukraine, or china if the last name trump is there instead of biden, what is the reaction? >> well, we know exactly what the reaction will t be. first of all i want to say kudos to miranda and "the new york post" because you're right, there are very few media outlets actually covering this. this is very important stuff. joe biden has told us numerous times that he had no knowledge of his son's foreign business deals. we very clearly see that is not the case. he knew about them whether it's 10% for the big guy, whether it's emails thanking hunter for the dinner they had with his dad, photos with people, we know very clearly see that

." >> lara: i agree with everything that leo said.is all of those things but i have been talking to others who see this as an act of desperation because we are in real trouble when it comes to the election. look at what happened in georgia. there was a senate hearing on thursday about the audit there. the problem with this administration is that they can dismiss all of us as lunatics if we want to ask a question about the election, but these are the exact same concerns that democrats had it right after 2016 and there are records about them was in the same concerns. when i talk to people, when i am hearing is that this is not the first time the biden administration has brought the u.n. in on a domestic issue. there are u.n. monitors on the southern border who have since a bite administration took over. they have been monitoring our own law enforcement agency. i acknowledge that on fox news but it it's been ignored. what is the biden administration gain from this? are they dividing us by ignoring other issues question works be one your

it's unfair points, lara. i hate to give him credit for he gives good reports. people used to think that% in the rest of the universe revolved around the earth instead of the other way around because -- it's also probably why they're convinced every bit of global warming has to do with them if not science i was wondering, do you think all of us palletization with concerning politics into every corner of our lives makes things better or worse? >> clearly it makes things worse and i am shocked but i also agree with bill maher. i don't want to upset him but maybe he's on track to be a bit of our conservatives because the ideas are wildly different than anything on the left and i know he calls himself a democrat but obviously infusing politics into every facet of our world is terrible. you can even go to the olympics now and escape into sports without having it touch that. it's sort of sad but maybe it's got to do with social media or because we are all so connected or maybe just that we are so lucky to live in such an amazing place like the united states of america

lara is bringing us there this morning as the bay state bounces back.er i show, amy. >>> looking forward to all of that, michael, but now to that breakthrough in the britney spears case. the judge saying the superstar could finally hire her own attorney. spears herself speaking up, calling for her father to be charged with conservatorship abuse. kaylee hartung in los angeles with all of those details. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, amy. their goal was to make me feel crazy, britney said, and i'm not. just more stunning details from what britney described as the cruelty of this conservatorship she's been living under. she got emotional about how she and at times she spoke so quickly the judge asked her to slow down. she doesn't want her father to have any control over her life and she wants to press charges against him. ♪ britney spears back in court, now saying she wants her father charged with conservatorship abuse telling a judge, investigate him. the 39-year-old who called in to the hearing forcefully saying, i am here to get

lara, that looked great.up to more and more people. where are you exactly? yeah, funny story... this is a look of part amazement and part terror. i'm a passenger in a modified chevrolet corvette c8 stingray, but it's who's driving, and how he's driving, that is blowing my mind. we've met sam schmidt before. he's a racing driver who was paralysed in an accident in 2000, and five years ago he took us for a ride through las vegas in a car that allowed him to drive using just his head and his mouth. so, the steering system, it's an ir camera system on whichever way you turn your head steers the car. he'll turn his head angle into a steering angle. the gas and brake, it's a sip and puff system, so we have a tube connected to a pressure sensor. positive pressure, blowing, that's your accelerator pedal. negative pressure, sipping, that's your brake pedal. the sam car is legal to drive in the us and sam has a driver's license, and since 2016, the system has been fine tuned so that it's now not only safe and responsiv

lara laughs. she's pouring me an orangejuice! right! amazing! now you got a problem!ot to try to drink it! it's gonna go all over the screen. 0k, there were some other robots i wanted to visit, some really little ones. they're here somewhere. 0k, shall we go look for them? let's try. all right. and we are off. hello! so these are pretty cute robots and some playing cards on the table as well — what's going on here, please? so this one, we can use our robot to teach coding, stem and artificial intelligence education from age four to 16. this one is compatible with lego and can speak up to ten different language. so students can play our robot. at the same time, they can learn. launched in may 2020, the bot�*s optic sensors and algorithms help to get kids coding across subjects from maths to music. robot plays a note when it lands on a card. apparently, they even play football better than me. so actually, we have four steps. the first one is the on—flow activity by cards. the second, application. the third one is micro bead and scratch. and the last one is piper. there

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lara, thanks so much. all along and knows all of this because he lived through it former white house chief of staff mark meadows. mark, our role in financing research with china, i think i speak for america outside 1600 pennsylvania avenue. we're astounded by it. >> well, you should be astounded. and, let me just have a news flash to all the viewers tuned in right now. no more money to china. i mean, whether it's studying 28 new viruses from a glacial core or whether it's looking at wuhan lab leaks which, by the way, is not only credible, but now the vast majority of the evidence is suggesting that that is exactly what it was. and, yet, what we had was dr. fauci, he was putting out more press releases than he was signing checks to figure out where this virus started. >> brian: can you imagine if he came out and said i'm very concerned about the wuhan lab leak? he could have changed the entire focus and maybe expedited the process of getting testing and vaccine. real quick china today has rejected a request

joining me now is south african native lara logan, host of fox nation's "lara logan has no agenda." lot of americans are not aware what is happening right now in south africa. i have been lucky enough to travel there many times, and i've seen this kind of deterioration over the last, really, 10-12 years, maybe longer, 15 years since i've been going there. what do we need to know about this? >> well, many south africans are just shocked at the speed with which this is spreading, laura, and it is worst in two provinces, one is the home province of the former president jacob zuma, and i have been speaking to people they are, food is running low, this has been going on for five days, and the stores are burning down, there is no milk, no bread, and people are not allowed to have any fuel for their cars, so this is a particularly distressing situation for many, many people, so many killed at this point, people are asking, where is the police, where is the army? and while they are going to deploy more soldiers, there are very worrying reports of this becoming a racial element being introdu

lara, would you care to accompany me to barcelona? absolutely! i've been looking forward to this!ld congress was one of the first events to be cancelled last year. and this year, despite a few delays, it is actually happening, but we're not heading off to sunny spain. well, not really. but we are gonna be there in spirit, 0k? you ready? absolutely! let's do it! all right, let's go. and. . .we've arrived! this is thira, barcelona, and this is mwc. and we're not only here in spirit, but we are here in body too — a robot body! with my face on it! and the good thing is that this robot is connected to the same zoom call as me and you, so you can ride along pillion. 0h, crikey, you're in control. am i in safe hands? absolutely not! so i can look up and down, like that, and i can go left and right, and forward and backwards with the arrow keys. here we go — look, it's working. 0h, left! they're saying left, go left. it's like when someone tries to help you park. and the good thing is, do you see that down the bottom of the screen you get a bird's—eye view? 0oh, yes — nice! right, that's

here with reaction fox news contributor lara trump. fox news contributor dr. nicole saphier with us. doctor, let's start with the medicine and let's start with the science, the cdc guidelines. if you're vaccinated, you don't need to wear a mask in school. that's what they say. if -- the cleveland clinic, if we are following the science, if you had covid, you don't need to get vaccinated. if we are actually following the science correctly, doctor, if i'm wrong, but we have now had numerous studies about therapeutics, regeneron, ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, that show that taken early it can mitigate symptoms of covid-19. am i following the science right, dr.? >> well, sean, i can tell you that the current recommendations continue to be very myopic and as you mention, yes, being fully vaccinated is one way to protect yourself and your family from covid-19, but as we have learned over the course of a year and a half, natural immunity as well gives some protection. whether or not it's as strong as vaccinated immunity, there is still a debate there but i can tell

great point, lara.ter on these numbers. 51% disapproval of the way it's being handled. seems like the vice president went to the order and dropped the issue. i talked to a mom whose daughter died of a fentanyl overdose. she took one pill and died from it. very serious in terms of what's getting a cross the border. people have no idea what is in these pills when they take them, these kids. thanks, lara. want to mention your new show, "big tech big brother." fascinating show. how much of your privacy has evaporated. see you soon. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: you bet, this 73-year-old marine veteran, keith cooper, this man survived two tours in vietnam. but he could not survive his hometown of chicago. he died this week after he was beaten by teenagers that wanted his car. his daughter and son-in-law join us exclusively as the heart break of america's crime crisis hits home for them. >> i'm angry that these individuals harmed my father for his car. if you want if car, let them take the care. we can get an

lara is back and has much more for us. good morning again, lara. >> i do, robin.die. >> reporter: he is the director at the helm of some of the biggest movies ever, from "the goonies." >> it's our time down here. >> reporter: to 1978's "superman." >> easy, miss. i've got you. >> reporter: and the "lethal weapon" series. >> you ever met anybody you didn't kill? >> well, i haven't killed you yet. >> reporter: richard donner, born in the bronx in 1930, the director getting his start studying theater soon moving behind the camera directing tv shows like "gilligan's island." ♪ >> reporter: and "the twilight zone." ♪ then making the leap to film with "the omen" starring gregory peck in 1976. donner even putting his stamp on the christmas movie genre teaming up with bill murray for the dark comedy "scrooged." donner passed away monday at the age of 91. he was recently honored at the academy awards for his decades spanning career. >> it's extraordinary. i just -- this industry is my friend and it's been just the greatest gift in the world to me. >> reporter: monday, "goon

lara logan is here. what are you seeing here? >> you know this is quite dramatic because it's been so long since we have seen anything like this. i was in south africa for many years and with the end of apartheid and the rise of nelson mandela in the first equal government in south africa we thought that those days were behind us. i thought those days were behind us but there's something very significant here about how quickly this has devolved. it's a product of the culture and the history of south africa. the violence began in -- that's the scene of the worst violence because that's where jacob zuma the former president is from and it's a tribal thing to a degree because this is the home but it has spread very quickly because they are all over the country and for many of them this is an irrational thing. even if he's guilty of corruption we have to fight for him and defend him and that's part of what you are seeing. kennedy: is there some worry that this is will spread to other countries throughout the continent because you are

lara logan has no agenda. nation begins with big tech, big brother. >> this is where they are keeping our secrets. the cloud that stores our data isn't in the sky, it is right here sprawled across the desert floor in the middle of nowhere. the things we write, our photos, videos, health information, everything. it lives forever in places like this. guarded, owned, mined and sold by people we never see. >> harris: lara logan is with me now. how bad is it? >> it's pretty bad, harris. i was shocked. like most people we have become accustomed to the idea we've given up so much of our privacy but we really don't understand that it is how much we're being manipulated and what you saw there, that's a very remote area outside of reno in the nevada desert and when i was in there looking at all these facilities there is heavy security, there is high fences and cameras everywhere. that gives you an indication of how valuable the companies consider that information, right? it is all there for our secrets and what people d

thank you both very lara logan thank you. when we come back we're going to show you what president trump said w yesterday in colorado congressman was attacked by aoc she responds tonight. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ah! my helicopter has better wifi than this. you thinking what i am? upgrade time. don't worry i have the best internet people. hello xfinity. get me xfi pronto. that was fast. yep. now we just self-install. and we're back baby. do more of what you love when you upgrade to xfinity xfi. baby ninjas? i love it. ♪ ♪ >> sean: took over dallas and president trump took the stage yesterday, laid out his plan to take on the new extreme radical new green deal socialist left take a look. >> with the help of everyone here today we will defeat the radical left, the socialist marxists and the critical race theorists. whoever thought we would be using that term. we will secure our borders, we will stop left-wing cancel culture, we will restore free speech and fair elections and we will make america great again. it's very simple. but to

thank you both very lara logan, thank you. when we come back we're going to show you what president trump said yesterday in colorado congressman was attacked by aoc, she responds tonight. straight ahead. [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. ♪ ♪ >> sean: took over dallas and president trump took the stage yesterday, laid out his plan to take on the new extreme radical new green deal socialist left, take a look. >> with the help of everyone here today we will defeat the radical left, the socialist marxists and the critical race theorists. whoever thought we would be using that term. we will secure our borders, we will stop left-wing cancel culture, we will restore free speech and fair elections and we will make america great again. it's very simple. but today that heritage is under threat like never before. who would have thought this could have happened? even bernie sanders is saying i never thought this could happen. he's mild by

lara, would you care to accompany me to barcelona? absolutely! i've been looking forward to this! world congress was one of the first events to be cancelled last year. and this year, despite a few delays, it is actually happening, but we're not heading off to sunny spain. well, not really. but we are gonna be there in spirit, ok? you ready? absolutely! let's do it! all right, let's go. and. . .we've arrived! this is thira, barcelona, and this is mwc. and we're not only here in spirit, but we are here in body too — a robot body! with my face on it! and the good thing is that this robot is connected to the same zoom call as me and you, so you can ride along pillion. oh, crikey, you're in control. am i in safe hands? absolutely not! so i can look up and down, like that, and i can go left and right, and forward and backwards with the arrow keys. here we go — look, it's working. 0h, left! they're saying left, go left. it's like when someone tries to help you park. so if ever the robots do try and take over, we're just going to be a pushover because we're gonna be filming it on our phon

and here with reaction is fox news contributor lara trump and fox news contributor and knocked dr. nicole saphier. and if you are vaccinated, you don't need to wear a mask in school, that's what theyey say. and if you are following the science, if you are vaccinatednc and following the science company correctly doctor if i'm wrong, we now have numerous studies about therapeutics, regeneron, iver bakhtin and hydroxychloroquine. am i following the science right, doctor? >> i can tell you that the current recommendations continue to remain and as we have learned over the course of the year and have natural unity will give some protection whether or not it's as strong as vaccinated immunity, there still debate there. those who recovered from covid-19 still have antibodies that have that a b and with her t cell response to doses of vaccine are the only way to take off your mask that is not following the science. they are not taking into account the negative consequences that come from the percent including children. >> let's talk about those supporting lara trump because we were told th

lara, how are you doing? i'm good — just trying to plan for another summer of the unknown!les. yep! another one of those is on its way, isn't it? summer is gonna be different for everyone once again this year, and that includes the many muslims who would normally be about to undertake hajj. hajj is the pilgrimage that's made by around 2.5 million muslims every year, from all across the globe, to mecca, saudi arabia, and this year, it's happening in july. it's one of the most important acts of faith that a muslim can undertake, and it's said to amaze those who do. but of course, in the last couple of years, the coronavirus has led the saudi authorities to severely limit the number of people who are allowed to visit. however, another way to experience hajj — retelling its story using the objects and works of art associated with this sacred journey — is about to become available to everyone. and omar mehtab has been taking a look. the first part of my learning journey was to visit the v&a museum in london. and just being here in one of the special exhibitions, as well as the i

lara joins us now. lara, what was the biggest revelation you had? >> you know, brian, that's tough.i was particularly shocked and alarmed by how every single piece of information that they have about us, even things like they create a light they connect all the dots and know everything you do. if you are pregnant, they can tell that by the changes in your habits and what you search online. and they can, you know, they can manipulate a child that has anxiety by constantly reinforcing the things that give that child anxiety. and things like 23 and me. these companies that use, you know, your d.n.a. to tell you all about your history. that they are selling that information to people like, you know, insurer,s, medical insurers and all the people that you don't want to have that information are getting it and everything that has a back door. and that the government has literally spying on us in every means possible. and how the phone companies, the tech companies they have sold us out. and there is no such thing as the fourth amendment anymore. all of those things, in fact, there is so m

hey, lara. yeah, sam beat me. not a surprise, really, when you think about it. but you did well.u feel? i feel inspired, very humble, a bit sick and glad it is over. anyway, i will see you later. that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. as ever you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, instagram and twitter. thanks for watching and we will see you soon. should thoughts you posted on nine years ago bar you from working for the bbc? admin bbcjournalists express their opinions on social media, does that damage public perceptions of bbc impartiality? social media activity in regard to journalist is at the heart of the week's dominant news story after the disappointment for england supporters of the teams defeat at the euro football finals and attention swiftly moved to the online races to abuse directed some of the black members of the team. after the dream, the abuse, a torrent of racial abuse against england black players on social media. emma wilkins at this reaction. the day on tuesday evening, bbc reported on the parliamentary debate of

along with fox news contributor lara trump. first of all, congratulations to you.y keep saying that it's all fine, no one will ever know, who is selling, buying, paying, kudos to you for thinking of the bill. what will your bill do? >> hunter biden, he's an artist. he's a con artist. that's the type of artist he is. let's reveal quickly his masterpiece, his gallery full of masterpieces, burisma, in charge corrupting, hunter biden on the board of one of the most corrupt companies in the country. flies with vice president biden on official business on air force two and much later $1.5 billion partnered with the central bank of china and to this day, to this k it's an equity holder in the nuclear supply group which is blacklisted for trying to steal warhead technology from the united states and exhibit c, this corrupt art business, enough is enough, let's get to theo bottom of this, this bill will force disclosure. i want to know who's circumventing the law in getting to the white house through buying this -- a i even put air quotes around "art." >> jeanine: seems to

lara passed away.re we have a real life gentleman who was a veteran, who enjoyed voting as a function of his citizenship more than anything else, and he missed the last election of his life because the law that had been found to discriminate against minorities under section five and blocked by section five, was allowed to go forward because of the shelby county decision. and even after a district court determined that it violated section two, was allowed to go forward again by a stay of that order from the fifth circuit. the assault on minority voting that i witnessed in the years of litigation continues today with restrictive voting laws that are being proposed in the texas legislature, limiting the time for voting that has no purpose, except to limit the number of people who can vote. thank you. chair blumenthal: thanks, mr. garza. mr. cucinelli. >> thank you, mr. chairman. chair blumenthal: thank you. could you turn on your microphone, please. mr. cuccinelli: thank you for inviting me here today. i'

good morning to you, lara. >> good morning, guys.k it was fantastic to see somebody actually go down and take charge of the situation. i mean, i'll tell you that president trump being the former president sure got a lot more accomplished in his visit to the southern border than the acting border czar, kamala harris did, with her photo op trip to a place 800 miles away from where the real problem happens to be down on the southern border, so i think the border patrol are happening that they finally have somebody they're supporting them , somebody backing them up. it was certainly nice to hear somebody talk about the fact that we have to address the problem. you know, you'll hear the democrats all day long, joe biden, kamala harris tried to tip toe around this and not talk about it because it is a crisis. they don't want to admit it and they don't want it to be on their backs quite frankly. they're happy to have an open border and they ran on an open border policy so thank goodness, the former president is down there at the southern bo

ainsley: hey, lara. >> good morning. of.e that. what about this fight that is happening in cuba right now and the white house response to those folks. >> well, it's really the lack of white house response, lawrence, i think you mean. we really have not heard very much at all from the biden administration, from president biden. and, look, you're right, i got to spend so much time in south florida on the campaign trail, and i met so many cuban-americans, either people that were refugees that escaped, you know, under castro, people whose families have come here from cuba. they toll me that -- told me that what they have started to see in america is frighteningly close to what they started to see happen in cuba over 60 years ago. it is time to give these people freedom in cuba with, period. i don't know anybody that disagrees with that. it's funny whenever you don't hear, by the way, from the aocs of the world, the bernie sanders of the world, the people who have been pushing these socialist, communist ideas on america. where ar

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