colorado congresswoman lauren boebert. he made the police look so good, they cancelled his show. the new book breaking blue, sergeant sean "stick" larkin. she's down to earth, especially when she's passed out on the street, fox news contributor kat timpf. >> all right, sean, i have to go to you first. you just recently, you're a recently retired police lieutenant. this is part of a growing trend that's happening everywhere and i would say that the trend actually, actually, you know, hurt your career. your show, you've got to say this, on the weekend, so this was -- i enjoyed the show. it was beating me in the ratings, in the demo, but they cancelled you because you were doing too good of a job making the police look good, they cancelled you making my show number one in the demo. >> full circle >> greg: full circle. [cheers and applause] >> greg: that had to have pissed you off. >> dramatically. and we were beating everybody. it was the number one show on friday and saturday nights typically on cable tv. >> i was watching it. >> she wasn't even watching our show. >> i was on the o

colorado congresswoman lauren boebert. he made the police look so good, they cancelled his show. the new book breaking blue, sergeant sean "stick" larkin. she's down to earth, especially when she's passed out on the street, fox news contributor kat timpf. >> all right, sean, i have to go to you first. you just recently, you're a recently retired police lieutenant. this is part of a growing trend that's happening everywhere and i would say that the trend actually, actually, you know, hurt your career. your show, you've got to say this, on the weekend, so this was -- i enjoyed the show. it was beating me in the ratings, in the demo, but they cancelled you because you were doing too good of a job making the police look good, they cancelled you making my show number one in the demo. >> full circle >> greg: full circle. [cheers and applause] >> greg: that had to have pissed you off. >> dramatically. and we were beating everybody. it was the number one show on friday and saturday nights typically on cable tv. >> i was watching it. >> she wasn't even watching our show. >> i was on the o

thanks to janice dean, congressman lauren boebert, kat timpf, steve phoenix jr., our studio audience. "fox news @ night" with shm's next. i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight: inflation fears rising as americans pay more for everyday items, and republicans not the only ones concerned over president biden spending habits and plans. why some on the left are sounding the alarm. growing outrage tonight from airline passengers still required to wear those face masks despite being vaccinated. lawmakers on capitol hill are taking notice, do they have the power to actually change that mandate? the chilling video showings to small children on a new york city sidewalk making an innocent trip to buy some candy and got caught in the cross fire of a masked gunman and his intended victim. we'll show you how it all went down. we begin with the growing pinch many consumers are feeling as they buy gas and groceries amid new warnings about inflation worries and the dow's workweek -- worst w

but, you know, wouldn't shock me if he chose jim jordan and marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert.ite a collection of characters to choose from. it's not my expectation, given kevin mccarthy's past practice, that he will do anything other than bend the knee to donald trump. in fact, we probably can expect that donald trump, over the next-few days, will issue recommendations as to who he thinks should be on this committee. and kevin mccarthy will follow those recommendations, hook, line, and sinker. but that's not going to stop us from uncovering the truth. and then, presenting it in a clear, convincing, and comprehensive way to the american people. >> i want to play harry dunn and michael fanone. michael fanone was the capitol officer who was dragged into the crowd. he was surrounded by the crowd. someone said, kill him with his own gun. he managed to sort of make his way back to safety, after a few other members of the crowd sort of intervened on his behalf and he was able to go back. michael fanone and harry dunn, is also a capitol police officer, were actually lobbying on this.

another one with jim jordan and marge rhein greene and lauren boebert. i don't understand how republicans can be this unserious and think they're going to be taken seriously by anybody but the hardcore rep base. >> that's who they care about, the hardcore republican base right now. and this will be deemed no matter what happens as a political exercise. again, i believe the democrats are acting in good faith. i believe there were 35 republicans that wanted to act in good faith, but this is nothing more than a political show. and i've got to tell you something, what concerns me about this, joy, is that while i believe pelosi and the people she appoints to that committee will be determined to get to the bottom of things and present the facts it is just going to be a political show by the republicans. they're really, really good at it. you know that. they're good at doing this. and taking away what matters and belittling it. i do fear for what the outcome will represent to the american public. >> yeah, well, they're going to be fighting michael fanone and ot

thanks to janice dean, congressman lauren boebert, kat timpf, steve phoenix jr., our studio audience. "fox news @ night" with kamala harris at the border, we don't know if he has an answer. we'll ask him. for now, here "the five." >> jesse: hello everybody, i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, kennedy, and greg gutfeld wearing a t-shirt. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the consequences of defunding the police are leading to anarchy in america. cops are under attack while crimes urges all across the country. after portland was battered with a year of riots and entire squad is now resigning. the police department 51st and crowd control unit is stepping down after one officer was indicted for using excessive force during the unrest last year. and look at this insane crime surge in portland. shootings are up 126% and homicides have increased 530%. that is a lot. other major cities like new york and chicago are seeing a dramatic increase in violence thanks to liberal policies and criminals are more brazen than ever. the nypd just put out a video of

chuck, look, this is a conservative, more rural county, this is congresswoman lauren boebert's district. and in this case, that has translated to vaccine hesitancy. and misinformation that has resulted in a pretty tough information behind the doors of this hospital and others in the area. speaking to the president of community hospital here, he tells me the way to combat this is not going to be from the top-down approaches from the state lottery, it's really going to have to be community driven, but political leaders have can have influence. folks came in and got vaccinated. but it does come back to the politics. meantime, the nurses here watching the other states get back to normal while they're really in the thick of things here, chuck. >> well, dasha, you bring up something that's been a real shame, that the former president did not get vaccinated so that people could actually see him get vaccinated. we only had to take this word for it. dasha, thank you. before we go, a reminder, we're partnering the american film institute, docs, watch the film now. that's does it for this hour. an

lauren boebert.s before the insurrection that she was going to bring her gun on to the floor. no, she ran for her life. you know who defended her? people like harry dunn and mike fanone. that's why they're worthy of our gratitude and the gold medals they voted against. >> absolutely. this is the job we want police to do, to defend and protect people's lives. this is what we want from police. let my play for you paul gosar. did he go out and greet the insurrectionists? >> no. here is gosar talking about one of the people who was killed during the insurrection. >> why hasn't that officer that executed ashli babbit been named when police officers around the country are routinely identified after a shooting? >> it seems to me now what republicans are trying to do is not just ignore the officers, refuse to honor them, but now also vilifying them. when you saw the police officers who had their guns trained on the doors, why did they have their guns trained on the doors of, for instance, the speaker's lobby

he dresses like a jack-o-lantern that has been out too long [ laughter and applause next, it's lauren boebertun fact, still trying to make "fetch" happen [ laughter ] next up, dr. fauci position, chief medical advisor to biden looking forward to, retiring at the age of 126 [ laughter ] then it's james lankford position, senator from oklahoma unwinds by, going to a blood bank and saying, "take it all. [ laughter ] next up, cynthia lummis. position, senator from wyoming known around the office for saying, "i'm being so bad while eating a fiber one bar." [ laughter ] then, it's david turk. position, deputy secretary of energy dream job, spokesman for water >> steve: whoa [ laughter ] >> jimmy: then, it's jake sullivan. position, national security advisor. catch phrase, "oh, gee wiz, fellas i don't like the look of this. [ laughter ] next, marsha blackburn position, senator from tennessee. future job, that one co-host of "the view" you've never heard of before. [ laughter ] then, we have gary gensler position, chair of the s.e.c favorite part of the day, when mommy eagle stops by with fresh worms

. >> you actually got a tweet from colorado member of congress, lauren boebert, who said the colorado secretary of state has just moved to ban any possible election audit in the state of colorado. democrats are consistently terrified of election integrity. you have already addressed the first part of this. this is not a ban of audits and, in fact, by -- as part of the system, colorado does audit elections. but this part about "afraid of election integrity," can you just give us a sense of the level of election integrity that takes place in colorado? >> we are considered the most secure state in which to cast a ballot, not just by me, the democratic secretary of state, but we're actually commended by president trump's former dhs secretary, kirstjen nielsen, for our cybersecurity. we take cybersecurity of top importance, all security of top importance. but these calls for fraudulent audits actually risk security and can cost the state a lot of money. what we do need from people in congress, including our congresswoman from colorado, is action. we need congress to pass the for the people

joining us for more analysis, lauren boebert, ceo. always great to have you with us. we appreciate your time. you see the slight caution now essentially, going back to goldilocks. there is not much to worry about at least for now. lauren: it is a reevaluation of where we are, moving from reflation to inflation, thinking about the impact of that, and even though the federal reserve is trying to keep us calm and say it is transitory, many people think that it is more sustained, and i think that time will tell, but we are actually seeing, when we look at where we are, we are seeing the base case of where we think we should be, and we should not see any more from here, so if we continue to see numbers that show inflation, we have to know it is more sustained. >> in that case, are you hedging for inflation? is there more to the reflation retrade? how is your portfolio kind of structured at the moment? ? loreen: we have like financials. we also like materials. and industrials. with both of those, we see good areas for the market to be in to see continued inflation as well a

the most vocal of the insurrection crowd, and that would of course be marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert, biggs from arizona, gozar. there are a long list of republicans that really should not be on this committee. if kevin mccarthy is going to be a man of his word having committed both to the mom and to these officers, then there are plenty of serious republicans who will do, you know, the investigative work that's necessary. and i think that he should in fact -- mccarthy should follow pelosi's lead. i fully expect that pelosi isn't going to choose the people that we see on our air all the time and officers who are front and center. she's going to choose serious legislators who are able to do investigations and will hold that investigation closely and get to the truth. i mean we wouldn't even be in this position if republicans in the senate had simply passed the legislation that would create an independent commission. the reason that we are here now, the reason that this process faces accusations which i think are inaccurate from republicans, is because of the failure of the leadership

stuart: aforementioned congresswoman, lauren boebert is with us now. it was a little snarky.from the border. what impact does this, this border surge have on your state? >> stu, this is my second visit to the southern border to see exactly what is going on because we're not hearing from this administration about the devastating crisis that is taking place. and colorado is very much a border state without an unsecure southern border. every state is a border state. this is not just a problem for arizona. this is not just a problem for texas. i was down in the rio grande valley sector in mcallen, texas, and i saw where buses are being fully loaded with illegal aliens and being shipped to hotels and shipped throughout the country. even mcallen airport, you see families with manila envelopes give them instructions how to board planes, how to ask for assistance because they don't speak english. this is hhs sending illegal aliens by the troves throughout our country. every state is at risk. they're not just staying at the borders. they're infiltrating our entire nation. what is most

i now yield 2 1/2 minutes to my friend, congresswoman lauren boebert. mrs. boebert: thank you, congressman cawthorn. thank you for making time to address the american people. mr. speaker, there are three people who come to mind when i think of people who cannot even give their money away. alexandria ocasio-cortez. do you remember when her donations were returned to her by members of congress because they don't want to be associated with her? harvey weinstein. and joe biden. those three cannot even give money away. in fact, by july 3, 25 states across america will have rejected president biden's federal unemployment benefit bonuses. i meet with organizations every day that request funds for worthwhile endeavors. sadly, america is $28 trillion in debt and can't afford to spend the money on many of these worthy causes. but leave it to joe biden to try to spend money in a way that actually hurts our economy, and he's rejected by republican and democrat governors. across our entire country. that's a special level of basement incompetency. we've got 9.3 million un

democrats in any political office. 62% of the county voted for donald trump and almost 60% voted for lauren boebertwe have the second lowest vaccination rate by urban counties in the state of colorado. we are the second worst county in the united states for those under 250 thousand people for covid cases and hospitalizations. and it is -- and also, it is an education thing. our top percentage of those 25 and older, 40% less than the average for the state of colorado. for those people who are over 60, a little over 60% of them have been totally vaccinated compared to over 80% in the state of colorado. our beloved county commissioners on april 15 decided to get rid of mask mandates. may was the second most deadly month from covid-19 in 2020. our daily case rate is about equal to that of orange county, california, and their population rate is almost 21 times hours. host: rob, you have done your homework. you know your facts. caller: my background is in market research and statistical analysis. my partner and i did the initial research for the irs on the use of credit cards to pay taxes in the late 199