captioning sponsored by cbs >> congresswoman lauren boebert is facing backlash after implying that jesus could have defended himself from crucifixion if he had assault rifles. >> the little twitter trolls like to say oh, jess jesus didn't knee an ar-15rbgs how many do you think jesus would have had, well he didn't have enough to keep his government from killing him. >> coming soon to broadway, lauren boebert's jesus christ superstar. >> jesus jesus yies, packing heat, he'll wash

your photographs of her but they're not photographs of lauren boebert.ons in writing to david wheeler who heads up american mock breakers. initially he responded with answers. and you're facing a lawsuit defamation, the smart thing is to hire a lawyer and shut up. in fact, he admits they made mistakes. that will come back to haunt him if there is defamation lawsuit. >> sean: that's why you're the legal brain that you are. gregg jarrett, thank you. all right, we will follow this closely. innocent until proven guilty, presumption of innocence. keep it real, more "hannity" next. ♪ ♪ (♪ ♪) ♪ ♪ >> sean: unfortunately, that's all the time we have left this evening. as always, think of your being with us in making the show possible. please set your dvr so you never miss an episode. anytime, anyplace, anywhere, foxnews.com, hannity.com, in the meantime let not your hearts be troubled, why? laura ingraham, "the ingraham angle" right now and i stand with laura. >> laura: i have a question for you. >> sean: that threw me for a loop. >> laura: is there actually a co

captioning sponsored by cbs >> congresswoman lauren boebert is facing backlash after implying that jesusave defended himself from crucifixion if he had assault rifles. >> the little twitter trolls like to say oh, jess jesus didn't knee an ar-15rbgs how many do you think jesus would have had, well he didn't have enough to keep his government from killing him. >> coming soon to broadway, lauren boebert's jesus christ superstar. >> jesus jesus yies, packing heat, he'll wash

the photo is not of lauren boebert, it is a photo of a different woman.'s old profile on a modeling website. she told me directly that it was her. after mr. wheeler suggest that had maybe this woman was lying the woman went and found me more evidence including an old hard copy of the bed photo and another photo of herself in that same dress. eventually on thursday mr. wheeler conceded it was not boebert in the shot, said his source got this wrong, says he is not sure how she got it wrong. the super pak also published a statement saying a different anonymous source told them she had driven boebert to get an abortion in the fall of 2004. not only does dough bert deny ever having had an abortion, she gave birth to a son in march 2005. fall 2004 seemed like an implausible timeline. when i pointed out her son's birth date mr. wheeler said the 2004 claim was a typo by our social media guy even though it was on their website and he changed the page to say fall of 20056789 the super pak also claimed that boebert had been introduced to senator ted cruz by a suppos

captioning sponsored by cbs >> congresswoman lauren boebert is facing backlash after implying that jesus could have defended himself from crucifixion if he had assault rifles. >> the little twitter trolls like to say oh, jess jesus didn't knee an ar-15rbgs how many do you think jesus would have had, well he didn't have enough to keep his government from killing him. >> coming soon to broadway, lauren boebert's jesus christ superstar. >> jesus jesus yies, packing heat, he'll wash >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight: ten cents sengs ability, plus plus, stephen welcomes: tom hanks and musical guest, regina spektor featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! (cheers and applause) hey, how are you. >> stephen: thank you very much. voice of an angel, voice of an angel. hey, everybody! thank you very much. >> stephen, stephen, stephen. >> stephen: thank you very muchs, folks. good to see you here. take a seat, everybody, thank you so much. ladies and gentlemen, welcome one and all

joining me now, congresswomen lauren boebert.swoman, republicans always seem to do that to themselves. they snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. >> it's important because we know what the democrat party is for. we know what they're running on and that its failed policy. the field on every thing from afghanistan to the border, to inflation, the supply chains and on and on. really the only way republicans can lose the midterms is if they start acting like democrats. that's exactly 114 senators did. you heard from senator mike lee that they didn't have time to read and comprehend the texts that they received. if you go to the 14 senators, on the campaign pages while they all tell of gun control but they treated the gun control for the lobbyist. they'd rather follow after them. >> laura: they say they are second amendment defenders on the website. >> exactly, they say they are for they traded it to the lobbyists and here we are defending red flag laws and trying to tell them exactly why we can't have this. if we are defending amer

congresswoman lauren boebert. lause] representative boebert was raised in a democratic household on welfare. lauren learned quickly that she can provide better for herself than the government could. rep. boebert: is a citizen's legislator. she never held public office before her huge victory in 2020. she is the first woman, first mother, and the youngest person to ever represent the third congressional district. [applause] representative boebert is raising their four kids with their husband in colorado. she serves on the natural resource committee on the budget committee. she is cochair of the congressional second amendment caucus and is a communications chair of the house freedom caucus. she also serves as vice chairman of the congressional western caucus. please put your hands together for our favorite congresswoman, lauren boebert. [applause] >> please welcome united states representative for colorado's third district, representative lauren boebert. rep. boebert: i am running for congress and i approve this mess

they brought all the magettes out for that one including congresswoman lauren boebert of colorado. >>n not liking germs, president trump shared a bowl of popcorn with my 14-year-old son. >> jimmy: wow, pizza gate, that sounds like a pizza gate to me. those buttrey little nubs dipping into -- lauren boebert, as empty as that head of hers is, finished second to marjorie taylor greene this weekend who once again proved she is one of our nation's clearest and most exhilarating thinkers. >> you have to accept the fact that the government totally wants to provide surveillance on every part of your life. they want to know when you're eating. they want to know if you're eating a cheese burger, which is very bad because bill gates wants you to eat his fake meat that grows in a petri dish. so you'll probably get a little zap inside your body saying, no, no, don't eat a real cheese burger, you need to eat the fake burger, the fake meat. >> the stuff he grows in the petri dish. bill gates uses petri dishes in all his science experiments. of all the stupid things she said, gazpacho, jewish space l

and while you're there, google "lauren boebert diarrhea" and you'll learn this dumbass owned a restauranthat served uncooked pork sliders at a rodeo which gave dozens of people diarrhea. [ laughter ] that's how lauren forces people to pray. they cry out "please god, stop me from making explosive diarrhea poo-poo in this rodeo port-a-potty." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] whoo! aah, things are getting me very hot and bothered. anyhoo, the next big marvel movie on the way is "thor: love and thunder." [ cheers and applause ] which hits theaters july 8th. and to celebrate, the cast of the film sat down with guillermo to play a game he invented that's like "spin the bottle," but with thor's hammer. what's the name of thor's hammer, guillermo? >> guillermo: spin the -- malesu? >> chelsea: close enough. here's guillermo and the cast of "thor." >> welcome to your guest interview ever. >> i can't wait. >> okay, so listen, we're going to play a game. you're going to spin the hammer. you have to do it, all right? >> okay. >> it's time to play "spin the mjolnir." dy say it right? >> perfect. >>

>> it's an interesting race out there, western colorado the district of lauren boebert she has a republican primary challenger named don coram, what's interesting is democrats seem to have concluded on the whole it's too republican to have a shot at knocking off boebert in the primary election so there's an effort to get democrats to reregistered as unaffiliated making them eligible to vote in today's primary. that's one thing to look at as the results start to come in here, is there any crossover voting that puts boebert in any danger you mentioned in illinois two republican incumbents here, one of them will be on their way to being an exmember of congress after today, mary miller, rodney davis, the map changed in redist redistricting, where democrats used the power to draw the lines and used it to put republicans in stuff spot. this is a perfect example. one of these republicans is losing their seat tonight. and the new york primary for kathy hochul, the governor who stepped in when andrew cuomo resigned hochul favored to win here that is the other big suspense, ze zeldin, giuliani, that

that's the district of lauren boebert, the freshman running for a second term. republican primary challenger named don coram democrats in this district it seems have concluded that on the whole, the district is too republican for them to have a real good shot at knocking off boebert in the general election, so instead there's been a campaign by democrats to get democratic voters in this district to re-register as unaffiliated voters, which would make them eligible to vote in today's primary. we've seen several thousand voter registration changes in this district. so that's one thing to look at as the results start to come in here is there any cross-over voting that puts boebert in any danger. we'll be watching this close tonight. in illinois, two republican incumbents here. one of them will be on their way to being an ex-member of congress after tonight mary miller, rodney davis. the map changed dramatically in illinois during redistricting. this is a state where democrats exercised the power to draw the lines and used that power to put republicans in some tough

lauren boebert trumped her more moderate opponent. but a moderate did flourish. joe odera is projected to face michael bennet in the fall he beat out his 2020 election denier opponent. >>> in san antonio, 51 migrants have died after being left in a big rig in sweltering heat three people later passed away in the hospital. it appears to be the deadliest human smuggling case in modern history. police have arrested three men, but it is unclear if they are connected to the crime greg abbott blamed president biden's border policies for the debts. mr. biden appeared to fire back when he mentioned shameful political grandstanding over the tragedy. >>> ghislaine maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in prison. the judge added five more years of supervised release. she spoke to the victims for the first time acknowledging their suffering but without taking personal responsibility. several of those women were in court and shared their experiences of abuse maxwell will also have to pay a $750,000 fine. >>> a three-set thriller i wimbledon. in her first grand slam match in a yea

that's usually the point of these. [ laughter ] here's another example colorado congresswoman lauren boeberts incredibly dumb retort to calls for more gun control "if your representative thinks 'ar' stands for 'assault rifle,' fire them! and yes, it's true it stands for "armalite rifle. and as someone who has made that mistake myself in the past, i would just like to issue this sincere apology to lauren boebert i'm sorry for not giving a [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] i mean, i love that the same people who say, "i don't care what your pronouns are," also say, "don't get the name of my gun wrong. [ laughter ] my gun has feelings, too." anyway, the point is, this is the modern republican party -- a collection of ghoulish con men and weirdos saying and doing whatever they think they can get away with to gain and hold onto power. the most recent example of this trend is the fact that the gop nominee for senate in pennsylvania is now officially none other than dr. oz i mean, how can you be the best man for the job when you're not even the best oprah doctor spin-off [ laughter ] i'm -- i'm not saying dr

congresswoman, lauren boebert.d applauding] representative was a democrat household on welfare. she learned quickly that she could provide better for herself than the government could. she's a citizen legislature, she never held publicen office befoe her big huge victory in 2020. she is the first woman, the first mother and the youngest person to ever represent the third congressional district. [cheering and applauding] representative boebert isen raising their four kids with their husband in colorado, serving on the national resource committee and the budget committee. she's cochair of the congressional second amendment caucusha in a communications chr of the house freedom caucus. she serves as vice chairman of the congressional western caucus. put your hands together for our favorite congresswoman, lauren boebert. [cheering and applauding] >> representative lauren boebert. >> i'm running for congress and i approve this message. ♪♪ >> they are coming after everything we love, taking our freedoms away with crime, c

2021, the fbi raided the home of sharon or biff shop, former campaign manager for congressman lauren boebertcolorado. according to bishop, here's what happened: "while homeschooling my youngest children, the fbi decided it was necessary to bust open my front door with a battering ram and put me in handcuffs while they traveled through my home, terrifying my family. my daughter was pulled around by her 30 by one of the agents. why would you do this to the former chief of staff of a sitting member of congress? the fbi gave no reason. they took bishop's cell phone and they left. never charged with a crime. then that same day -- and he did not read this in "the new york times" either -- the feds hit the home of mesa county republican clerk. what was the justification for that? breaking into a lot of houses all of a sudden of trunk voters, why? in this case, doj said peters raised doubts about the legitimacy of the last election. that is not allowed anymore. can't question the outcome. they didn't arrest her, they just tore her house apart. peter called the raid evidence of "a level of weaponizat

joining me now to discuss is congresswoman lauren boebert and congressman greg steube.an, let's start with you. are republicans really going to fall for this? >> i sure hope not, laura. it's pretty simple for me. i will not vote to disarm law-abiding citizens. i will not vote to make law-abiding citizens criminals. that's exactly what democrats want to do. and the left has called these eight pieces of gun grabbing legislation common sense but there's nothing common sense about removing constitutional rights. is nothing about these red flag laws, about banning gun accessories, or magazines limitations or age limits. the biden regime refuses to enforce the laws we arty have on the books. he doesn't enforce the laws we have to secure our southern border. he doesn't enforce gun laws when it comes to his son hunter, so why should we believe more legislation will be effective? this administration is completely lawless and john adams said that liberty once lost is lost forever, so the answer for me is a really simple one. no. no, i will not pass legislation that restricts law-

in colorado trumps endorsed lauren boebert with moderate senator don corum. >> joey: vice president kamalaticket will be in full effect 2024. >> president biden about reelection? >> joe biden will run for reelection, and i will be his ticket mate. >> joey: the vp response after "new york times" said that president biden fed up with questions about whether he will run for reelection and as bad as his poll numbers are. >> carley: americans are paying more for gas and food to put on the grill. and up by double digits. the price hike comes about a year after the white house posted bragging about saving americans a whopping $0.16 on the cost of the cookout. aaa predicts a record number of americans will hit the road for independence day weekend. president mike vice president kamala harris failed to address what they are doing to help the american people. >> you can do to help bring down the cost of gas. >> first of all, let's show say this, this is a very real issue. and we have to do something about it. it is one of our highest priorities in this administration. so, there is the piece about ga

telling fox news that they took videos and pictures around the offices of kevin mccarthy and no one lauren boeberts for the january 6 stroh trial the colbert store staffers were first invited into the capital you got it by the congenital liar adam schiff and other house democrats they can conduct interviews to overstay their welcome they were forced out and then they went back in and it went into a restricted area. 7 were charged with unlawful entry, but where is the outrage from the democrats are they concerned about trespassing? is that only when they can use it to attack donald trump? here is the reaction fox news contributor's. ivan heard a thing from the january 6 committee why is that? >> boy shocking there to look you asked for his people to keep up the law. tone breaks the law than they should be charged. on the one hand i'm glad that the capitol police at the political guts to actually arrest these people. there is i think a question as to how is it that they got back into the capital? were they just kicked out? is there security breach by allowing them back in for a second time? i'm glad

congresswoman lauren boebert beating coran by a landslide and will go against adam fresh and utah senator mike lee defeating becky edwards and will face evan mcmullin endorsed by democrats and setting up what could be one of the most competitive races in decades. >> carley: battle for senate control looks like it is coming down to six key states. republicans hope to reclaim majority come november. jim mcglocklin joins me to break down the current state of the six races. the six states are arizona, georgia, nevada, new hampshire, pennsylvania and wisconsin and republicans need to gain one seat come november to reclaim the majority. tell happen? let's dive into arizona, senator mark kelly versus somebody to be determined come august second and mark kel seraking in a ton of campaign cash. could he possibly keep a seat? >> democrats can raise money, they are raising a ton of money. if i'm mark kelly, i am scared. he is in the mid-40s. virtually all the incumbents for democrat are not just under 50%, significantly under 50%. mark kelly will have a problem. you have kim layman, mark bernavic, t

>> well, we do know congresswoman lauren boebert in the middle of all of that footage we saw yesterday of people kind of coming into the capitol with actively tweeting the speaker's location was tweeting really provocative statements, like 1776 and very much, i believe, indicates a side here and when you don't know who was part of a potential conspiracy, then we need to find out and frankly, from a lot of behavior we've seen inside the workings of the house, i believe every member of congress should be able to answer that question. i'm happy to answer the qu question, before, during, or after january 6th or any point in time but that's a very simple question every single member of congress should be able to answer. >> people like scott perry are denying. you just don't believe them? >> we'll see the evidence the committee lays out will be, but the committee has indicated evidence several members of congress did seek a pardon. you have representative perry refusing to comply with the bipartisan investigation with the events of january 6th. i believe the committee would never make an all

marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert, madison cawthorn addressed the crd alongside organizers. conspiracy theorist alex jones brought info wars caravan. numbers of the proud boys roamed the streets looking for fights. white nationalists committed the crowd's attentions. violent rhetoric became a key feature of the events. during november softest rally, oath keepers called on trumpo invoke the insurrection act and declare martial law. >> if he does not do now while he is commander-in-chief, we're going to have to do it ourselves ler in a much more desperate, much more bloody war. >> late december, ali alexander claimed credit for organizing the events that would take place on january 6 along with three congressmen. >> i was the person he came up with the january 6 idea with three congressmen. >> alexander spent weeks leading up to the attack: for rebellion. even appeared to call for physicalttacks on mbers of congress. >> what would you do if somebody broke into your house and stole something -- i don't want to say stealing your front yard because i know what we would do, let's

incumbent republicans fending off primary challenges in key racing, conservative congresswoman lauren boebert state senator don corym in a land side. and utah republican senator mike lee defeating primary challenger becky edwards and will face independent muck mullen endorsed by democrats setting up one of the most competitive senate races utah has seen in decades. carley joey >> carley: brooke singman live. thank you very much. we are learning two secret service agents are willing to testify former president donald trump did not lunge toward a steering wheel during the capitol riot. they say they can refute statements made by the january 6th committee by an ex aid to the former white house chief of staff. here's what cassidy hutchinson claims trump said and did as the day unfolded. >> i'm the f'ing president, take me up to the capitol now. to which bobby responded, sir, we have to go back to the west wing. president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mr. ingles grabbed his arm and said sir you have to take your hand off the steering wheel. we're going

one quick note, congresswoman lauren boebert held off a challenger in her very red district.y of these races it was the unaffiliated voters that help to get these more moderate candidates across the line. we are now going to send it out to new york where my friend and colleague bryan llenas will continue our primary coverage. bryan? beco alisha, good evening. after a contentious primary, representative lee zeldin handley won the republican nomination for governor of new york tonight, defeating andrew giuliani, the son of former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and two others. zelda and was the favorite endorsed by the republican parts himself as the most experiencedd electable. he campaigned on reducing surging crime, firing alvin bragg, get rid of covid-19 and make new york more affordable via tax cuts. zeldin will face off against governor kathy hochul, who easily won the democratic primary tonight. hochul is looking to galvanize enthusiasm from democratic voters by concentrating on national issues like the recent supreme court decisions. she passed sweeping gun restrictio

that's the list from "the new york times," those 10 republican senators, and lauren boebert, of colorado, the gun rights supporter, second amendment supporter, tweeting this yesterday afternoon, "siri, show me a list of senate rhinos." mike lee, not on that list, a senator from utah saying that they will always stand on the side of the second amendment with law-abiding americans processing justice, criminals must be stopped. he said he looks forward to reviewing the legislation. that's some of the reaction in the last 24 hours. this morning foam lines as usual. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000s. independent, (202) 748-8002. and the line forgot owners of any party, (202) 748-8003. in about two hours and 40 minutes we will be taking you here on c-span to the hearings of the select committee, the january 6 committee. that hearing happening today at 10 a.m. and we will be covering it here with a focus on this hearing that is expected to be post-2020 election fraud claims by former president trump and those in the white house. we are expecting several witnesses, four or

. >>> lauren boebert issued this warning to those republicans who voted to impeach trump over the election. you impeached the ultra maga king, you get the boot. the impeachment ten, the ten republicans in the house who voted yes on impeachment, are now either retiring or fighting for their political lives. one of them, congressman tom rice of south carolina, lost his primary. a sign of what it means to cross trump in today's republican party. cnn's capitol hill reporter melanie zanona is with me now. what is the political fallout for these ten? >> reporter: i think it will be really tough for these remaining impeachment republicans in the house, they are all facing trump-backed primary challengers, trump has made defeating them a top priority and after watching tom rice lose and lose by a big margin, we should point out, they're all now wrestling with their own political futures and questioning whether they can cross trump and survive in today's gop. i will point out at least two of the candidates have quietly gotten help from gop leader because they represent swing districts that will mat

in colorado, far-right republican congressmember lauren boebert, who was also endorsed by trump, fended off a challenge from a more moderate republican. on sunday, she spoke at a church in colorado where she criticized the separation of church and state. >> the church is supposed to direct the government. the government is not supposed to direct the church. that is not how our founding fathers intended it. i am tired of the separation of church and state junk that is not in the constitution. it was in a stinking letter and it means nothing like they say it does. amy: in related news, the supreme court ruled monday against a public school district in washington state that suspended a high school football coach who insisted on conducting team prayers on the field after games. in their dissent, the court's three liberal judges warned that the ruling "strikes at the core of our constitutional protections for the religious liberty of students and their parents." meanwhile, the supreme court has reinstated a republican-draw congressional map in louisiana that was found by a lower court to vio

"they would have been killed so many times by now. [ laughter ] colorado representative lauren boebertrday won her republican primary, easily defeating her opponent, reality. [ light laughter ] and finally, pinterest announced yesterday that the company's ceo will be stepping down. the announcement was made on an adorable throw pillow. [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause we've got a great show for you tonight. hey, have you guys heard of that tv show "the office" well, he starred in that and "the morning show" and "the 40-year-old virgin." and he's also gru in "minions: the rise of gru," which is in theaters friday. steve carell is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause and he is an actor and a musician currently on tour his new documentary, "machine gun kelly's life in pink" is streaming now on hulu machine gun kelly will also be joining us [ cheers and applause plus, her album "good person" is out on august 26th we'll have music from ingrid andress [ cheers and applause so happy she's back. but before we get to all that, the political world, incl

he's a sheriff in mississippi so we'll keep an eye tonight on lauren boebert in the third district.t of democrats registered as unaffiliated for a chance to vote in this republican primary in colorado. so there could be a number of incumbents in some trouble tonight. >> all right. steve kornacki, thank you so much. we will see you again tomorrow. and following these races. let's bring in democratic congressman ruben gallego of arizona. he serves on the house armed services committee and is new jersey iraq war veteran. very good to have you on board with us this morning. i know -- >> good morning. >> i know you have quite a story to tell about january 6th. and i'm wondering what your thoughts are about the committee adding a last-minute hearing in the middle of a recess. >> well, i mean, i have no more information than you do. but i think the last time something like this happened was during watergate and that is when the president's watergate when the president's secretary announced that she had tapes of the president talking about watergate. hopefully it has that level of importanc

among the speakers are former education secretary betsy devos, representative lauren boebert, and governorevin stitt of oklahoma.

pro-gun republicans just admit they don't want to do anything, like when colorado congresswoman lauren boebert yesterday, "you cannot legislate away evil" or when texas attorney general ken paxton said this >> we can't stop bad people from doing bad things they're going to violate murder laws, they're not going to follow gun laws. i've never understood that argument >> seth: "laws don't work" is a hell of a thing to hear from somebody whose job description is to make or enforce laws [ laughter ] at least -- at least the weirdos in the new age store believe that the $40 crystals they're selling actually work. [ laughter ] by the way, they don't either that, or i'm sitting on them wrong that calling for gun control is somehow politicizing tragedy and that there's nothing lawmakers can do first of all, you guys are the ones using politics to loosen gun laws second, what else is politics for if not to deal with a crisis like this? that's what our political system is supposed to do. you're a lawmaker. if you don't want to do your job, then just go back to the [ bleep ] bushes to live with the other

in colorado, far-right congresswoman lauren boebert defeated a mainstream republican challenger, butop voters rejected indicted county clerk tina peters in her bid to be the state's chief elections officer. in new york, democratic governor kathy hochul easily won her primary. she faces lee zeldin, a republican congressman, in november. and, the last surviving medal of honor recipient from world war ii has died. in 1945, hershel "woody" williams single-handedly wiped out a series of japanese machine guns on iwo jima. affairs hospal named for him in west virginia. he was 98 years old. still to come on the "newshour," a lack of adequate mental health care across the country places a heavy burden on young people. democrats push president biden to take executive action on abortion rights. and, climate change forces major lifestyle changes high in the himalayan mountains. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: today in madrid, nato's 30 leaders officially invited finland

on monday for joining us now with reaction, ronnie jackson along with colorado congresswoman lauren boebertwith us. your take on today's ruling from the supreme court? >> first of all i am absolutely overjoyed at this decision, tonight we are bracing for democrat cities vandalized by democrat voters and democrat states where there abortion laws won't be affected by today's ruling and of course we are hearing that abortions are already being canceled in states like louisiana, texas, kentucky, missouri and arkansas. that means that babies lives are being saved as we speak. let's make this crystal clear, as you've been doing tonight on the show, the american people, they did not outlaw abortion. he returned to the issue of what protections of the unborn should receive back to the states, and the democratic process. i am proud to say that because of this decision, american babies that would have died today will get to live a full and blessed life here in america. >> sean: let me get your take dr. ronnie jackson and also your reaction to the fact that a large percentage of abortions today are ea

the staffers were found alone near the office of congresswoman lauren boebert.ouble lasting a third day for hundreds of thousands of people. more than 2,000 flights already cancel today and close to 7,000 delayed according to flightaware. passengers becoming stranded on thursday due to severe weather. airlines attempting to get people to their final destinations face staffing shortages. yeah, we sat on the runway for an hour yesterday because we didn't have a co-pilot. or at the gate. today fox nation is giving you the opportunity to stream the road to the majority policy conference. the group empowering conservative activists to fight their values at the polls. former secretary of state mike pompeo owe will deliver tonight's keynote address. you can watch for free on fox nation, receive 30 days of free viewership by using the code faith, and those are your headlines. rachel: a lot of good stuff on fox nation. i watched the douglas' -- pete: war on the west? rachel: that was it. it was sod good. thank you for filling in, i couldn't get it to my mind, but it was

around guns like this holiday photo of thomas massy and this twitter post from congresswoman lauren boeberting with their families and military-style firearms. no matter what the human cost showing them shooting semi-automatic style assault rifles. >> although candidates have long used guns, the campaign has come most and provocative advertising, holiday greetings and communication with the public. such placements can be a cultural and political solidarity and more powerfully than anything else according to republican strategist and aides. we are back with texas state senator roland gutierrez and kurt anderson. and kurt, you are the cultural critic on the panel. there is something going on here more than public policy argument and more than an argument about the second amendment. there is a culture war going on within this fight over gun safety and gun regulation. talk about the way in which of all the signifiers out there now in the republican party of 2022 being for guns just full stop is kind of what it means to be republican. >> yeah. and it's -- it didn't used to be this way, of course

meanwhile, conservative colorado congresswoman lauren boebert and utah senator mike lee both fendingllengers. rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel join us in just a few minutes to break down those races. now let's head across the pond with a major upset at wimbledon. serena williams is out after a stunning first round loss to harmony ten and a 3-set thriller. the tennis superstar is immediately asked about whether she is thinking about calling it a career. >> do you want to come back? speaker that is a question i can't answer. like, i don't know. >> williams stepping on the court for her first competitive match in nearly a year after tearing her hamstring at wimbledon in 2021. does your headlines. >> well, she made it to wimbledon. >> she is amazing. >> a wild card because she hasn't played much lately. >> incredible. they are both great players. >> they are indeed. thank you very much, and we were talking a bit about the problematics of imported. you know, we go outside this building, there is a crime problem here in new york city, and it's not just new york city but the big cities here in

that's the list from "the new york times," those 10 republican senators, and lauren boebert, of coloradothe gun rights supporter, second amendment supporter, tweeting this yesterday afternoon, "siri, show me a list of senate rhinos." mike lee, not on that list, a senator from utah saying that they will always stand on the side of the second amendment with law-abiding americans processing justice, criminals must be stopped. he said he looks forward to reviewing the legislation. that's some of the reaction in the last 24 hours. this morning foam lines as usual. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000s. independent, (202) 748-8002. and the line forgot owners of any party, (202) 748-8003. in about two hours and 40 minutes we will be taking you here on c-span to the hearings of the select committee, the january 6 committee. that hearing happening today at 10 a.m. and we will be covering it here with a focus on this hearing that is expected to be post-2020 election fraud claims by former president trump and those in the white house. we are expecting several witnesses, four or fi