lawrence lawrence right.g when i go? so that's how i ride, all right? now, rachel gets a different speed. slow that down. only one hand, right? lawrence lawrence one hand. pete: all right. are we starting the clock? let's do this thing. pete: good. yep, already better than last year. that was better than last time, better than last time. not going to be enough for the win. 14? lawrence is up. turn that thing up. all right, ready. start the clock. that's a big man. if don't lose your center of gravity. oh, i the think we need to turn that up -- i think we need to turn that up. 13! [applause] oh, tie. rachel, you're up. rachel: all right. how do i get onto -- pete: help her on there are, lawrence. look at that denim. rachel: thank you. pete: you really brought it. one hand. rachel: oh, one hand? [laughter] pete: defending champ right here. give it up for her, defending champ. lauren:s let's go. rachel: i still won! defends her title. pete: national day of the cow woman. rachel: cow woman. pete: cowgirl. lawrenc

lawrence: uncle lawrence would pay for all the colleges. rachel: uncle lawrence.al. i don't think any of them are going to college. that is one of our next guests coming up, charlie kirk in a moment. rachel: great segue to that. he says it's a rip-off. now we have an excuse not to send them to college. not to pay for it. pete: he is not wrong. saving us money, saving us money. coming up the world health organization declares monkeypox a global emergency. what you need to know about the outbreak as we learn two kids in the u.s. now have it. plus fire rips through our iconic yosemite national park. evacuation orders are underway at this hour. we'll bring it to you. ♪ migraine hits hard... ...so u hit back with ubrelvy. u put it all on the line. one dose of ubrelvy quickly stops migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. ♪ you ain't seen nothin' yet ♪ ♪ b-b-baby, you just ain't seen n-n-nothin' yet ♪ ♪ here's something

lawrence -- you did it -- >> jimmy has your back lawrence.rybody -- dunks on food thief but maybe he's throwing it out. >> when the person steals your food you take it as a hint you need to go on a diet and they're saving you. >> if your food is missing it might be an act of love. >> that maven the best spin i've seen in a while. listen -- as long as i don't have to plead guilty at hr i'm not going through another hearing with missing lunches bring in the guy from america. >> one of the days in the fridge it will be old. it may give you food poisoning. >> you know i'm rethinking this thing after "the new york times" cannibalism, open up a brown bag maybe not. >> maybe it is really chicken fingers. >> there it is. real fingers. you're the best man, i can't -- >> y'all got to look at jimmy radio show fox across the -- that's my endorsement you come here to entertain. >> like you fed me once and i keep coming back. >> it's been a long day i did fox and friends this morning i needed you brother. i need you buddy. >> i don't feel bad about taking

>> lawrence: really?e you really doing this to me right now? >> rachel: is there a cause that would make you want to overcome this fear in order to do that? >> lawrence: is there a cause? >> rachel: like this guys, it's the flag. do you love america and up to jump out of a plane? [laughter] >> will: and i have to go. >> lawrence: if you do it with me, if you agreed to do it with me, i'll do it. how much do you love america? >> rachel: [laughs] there it is! they did it! look at that, old glory. that's beautiful. >> will: this crew also does pyrotechnics as part of their skydive. now you see the red, white, and blue pyrotechnics behind some of the skydivers. lawrence, to your point, i was curious. it's a 5,000 square-foot flag trailing one of the skydivers. i did wonder how much that affects -- look, there's the aerodynamics of the parachute, but what kind of tension is that on whatever it's mounted to? his body, somewhere along his body, he's got that weight of that 5,000 square-foot flag. but that is beau

lawrence: every time i stand here they say don't sway lawrence that was fun.ng. we'll be right back here live next saturday night at 10 p.m. eastern. until then you can find me on social media twitter facebook, instagram, lawrence b. jones 3 can you do me a favor? set your dvr so you never miss a show. don't forget if you want me to go investigate a story you have to accepted to me so sending us stories at cross country at fox.com. good night america. ♪ ♪ brian: i'm brian kilmeade. welcome to "one nation." look who i have as a guest. newt gingrich is set to start us off talking about how we lost trust in this administration. have you been to madison's house, jefferson's house. it used to be a great tour. dr.

lawrence: how can we turn this ? shouldn't be based on political party or fights that we're having currently. our view of the country, i mean, that would be like soldier saying they're not going to fight for our freedoms just because of the state of our politics. it seems look we got this all wrong. >> lawrence it is a really good poangt point and to what joe said i hope we'll see turnout of independence and republicans and democrats in the master's degree term election because issues are so critical. i'm democrat on your panel i love this show. where we can exchange ideas i want everybody to turn out and get back engaminged in this country as i said we're headed into 250 year anniversary of this country and hopefully that will spark a sifng engagement that we have not seen before in this country but to joe's point we need to reengage when it comes to exceptionalism we need to teach that in our classrooms yes we've -- faltered in the history of this country. but we are still that shining city on the hill as joe said

kevin -- >> hey lawrence. lawrence: good to see you brother. talking about joe biden's age i wasn't expecting that in georgia. are you surprised, brother? >> yeah. lawrence it was a good question listen that's trouble to me georgia is a critical state and hasn't won that in since bill clinton so that's serge trouble ing to me but i think interviews they were great on the street are reflective of the economic situation that americans are feeling. and there's no question that the president's job numbers are down. but elections are about contest they're about -- you know, versus blue versus red, and you know i love to see the, you know, same kind of questions asked should donald trump run for reelection in 2024 against joe biden and see where those folks shake out because it is all about contest and less about, you know, who which individual should run and which should not. >> charlie those a lot of those were biden voters people that -- voted for the president, i mean -- you expect republicans to say look we disagree with the president didn't vot

lawrence: lawrence: welcome back to "fox and friends". fighter jets escort pelosi's plane into taiwan, this is an invasion ". china's army has the right to forcibly dispel the fighter jet including firing warning shots. if ineffective then shoot them down". national guard colonel, former green beret commander michael waltz. what do you make of this? >> hi, joey. i think to put this in the broader contest, this is part of what china calls its wolf diplomacy where it intimidates, manipulates neighbors and countries around the world to get its way and right now this is in the midst of a massive, joey, this is a massive military build up on india's border with china, new basis, barracks, airfields. they have four ships pressing into japanese territorial waters over disputed islands there. now you have, you know, this kind of threat, and that's what it is. this isn't what the white house said, which was unnecessary rhetoric. this is an outright threat against the u.s. official that's the number three in line for the presidency. this is all abo

boost® high protein. ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: preach, bob.e police, ceo harold howard schultz blasting the local governments for their lack of law enforcement, and the reason for the mentally ill in their community is as the reason behind his having to shut her over a dozen starbucks locations. saying "starbucks is a window into america. we have stores in every community. we are facing things in stores that were not billed for, so we are listening to our people and closing stores. this comes as seattle announces a $2 million desperate plan to address what the democratic mayor who now calls a critical shortage of police officers after they lost over 400 cops when officials voted to defund police services many officers left in disgust. remember just a little bit from seattle, olympian kim glass brutally attacked in los angeles, condemn ending the progressive leaders for allowing repeat offenders to rule the streets. >> there been other victims around los angeles and it keeps on happening. and everyone is paying attention to me because i am lesb

>> lawrence: it wasn't just mean, it was evil.urnalist and go across country and talk to voters and diners. you don't have to agree with them, but you can understand where they are coming from and if they had in the intellectual honesty, they would realize that a lot of the grievance that these people in america have our a lot that many have been urban cities as well. there is a lot of crossover. when i began to see that, then i understood the trump voter. there are a lot of people in a movement that donald trump, they didn't criticize the supporters, but they didn't understand the trump nominee. he was not traditional republican and a moderate on a lot of issues, but when you want to understand voters, the people you are interested to serve. we are members of the press. eric trump is not to serve ourselves. our job is to serve the audience. you actually go out there and talk with them. and they decided to make fun of them and put them in a basket of deplorables. i think that is what had trump supporters or maga people so upset. i

lawrence jones in hagerstown, maryland, hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: hey, good morning, family.big day here in maryland. a big primary race is going on. and it is the battle between the former president donald trump and larry hogan. you got kelli schultz who is being backed by the governor here as well as cox being supported by the former president. again, the politics is going to be a major issue for the folks here today. it is the economy. it is inflation. i was just talking to the owner. prices continue to go up. but he said, you know, there is a lot of senior citizens that are here that come every single day, and he just cannot raise the price on that. so, i'm going to be looking forward to talking to the folks about the gas. come on in. come on in. y'all can come on in. how are y'all doing. what's up? i can't wait to talk to these lovely folks in maryland. i will send it back to you guys in new york. >> steve: okay. lawrence, you were there at the hub city diner, they are now on global television. that tv behind you is tuned to another channel. can you fix that? >> ainsley:

now it's time for the last word, with lawrence o'donnell. good evening lawrence. good eveni ng lawrence. >> good evening, mehdi, and republicans really did that is a great title for a weekly podcast. you should get under way with that. >> sadly, it's daily these days, , lawrence hourly. we just can't keep up. >> you decide how often. but republicans really did that, that's a great title. >> it is. i will start working on that now. >> thank, you mehdi. thank you. well donald trump is now in a fight with 9/11 families. as only donald trump can be. donald trump once told the lie that i immediately exposed, which made him immediately tell him to make him stop telling the lie, that he lost hundreds of friends on 9/11. that is possibly the most grotesque lie donald trump has ever told. about himself in a personal way. he lost tons of friends on 9/11. he lost zero friends, zero friends on 9/11. at the end of this hour, you're gonna hear what's 9/11 families are saying about donald trump hosting a saudi financed golf tournament at his golf club. donald trump, taking money

that does it for us time now for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening lawrence. >> good evening. ali and i was actually just going to begin with pretty much word for word the same summary of the derek chauvin update tonight. which doesn't add, as you pointed at, doesn't at present. time >> correct. >> but it does add that federal civil rights violation as a conviction that he pleaded guilty to, and spared everyone trial. on that. and so, you are right, this is that's a rare case, where case, where the police officer was prosecuted for murder, in the states, and prosecuted federally, for the civil rights. >> i remember i was in minneapolis for that verdict, and i remember people saying to me, it's not just us everywhere, is accountability. justice would be if george floyd was alive. and a number of people who had been killed by police were alive. but it's a step toward justice by at least holding police accountable for what they do. >> it is that. and it's a big one thank you ali. >> have a good show. >> thank you. >> today, the most clownish british prime minister o

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening,ll chris. i just heard george conway use a word that i guess it's a friday night onward, right? like, it's different though cavalry rules on friday. >> i can't control my guests. i'm just a humble host. >> on friday, night there's different rules for guests, but the host rules are all the same. >> always the same. >> there's a list of words that i can't say. it applies for friday night as well. >> even on a july friday night, late at night. >> late at night, 10:00, the kids are still watching. okay, i got it. thank, you chris. >> thank you. >> well, the two shirts guy is now the two guilty verdicts guy. steve bannon, who always wears to shirts for reasons known only to him, was found guilty on two counts of criminal contempt of congress in federal court today in washington, d.c.. former federal prosecutor glenn kirschner was in the courtroom, and will join us later in this hour. with the unsurprising details of those two guilty. when i watch the general six committee hearings, especially one th

lawrence: short on time i'll give you final word. >> roe v.e and repeal of a fundamental right for more than half of the country will galvanize polling swing voters that don't want to see mothers die on operating table because they can't get a procedure that would save their life. looking at those issues, republicans are so extreme that they simply are not doing anything xepght repealing rights that people want and that people deserve. >> we know that a lot of those abortions that are being done aren't on the table. a lot of people get that through the pills across the country still not polling as high lauri but we'll be following that story thank you so much for joining the program now to latest in washington. with an update to one of the biggest stories of the week, the president of the united states health he's contracted covid. the white house doctors says president symptoms continue to improve, though, he still suffers from sore throat runny nose and cough and body aches and asked by bret baier, watch. >> are you concerned at all about th

now it is time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. we watching sunday night. thank you, i appreciated. the breaking news of the night, the news is that the secret service has destroyed evidence that is essential to the investigation of the january 6th attack on the capitol. let me repeat that. yes, the secret service has deliberately destroyed evidence involving the january 6th attack on the capitol. that was revealed by the inspector general of the apartment of homeland security, which has jurisdiction over the secret service. the most important secret service text messages since the invention of text messaging. they were deliberately erased by the secret service, according to the inspector general. the most important text messages in the history of the secret service. we don't know if any of the text messages sent to and from vice president mike pence's secret service detail survived the deliberate erasure by the secret service. those text messages could show attempts by the secret service to move mike pence away from the capital ag

but now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell, good evening lawrence. , good evening that we are continuing the breaking news coverage of the washington post report tonight telling us the donald trump was indeed the subject of a criminal investigation by the justice department. it really is happening. >> it's a phenomenal date because he also turned up with lester holt to answer questions and then the story breaks. it's a big day in the doj press office i think. >> we all saw with the attorney general said to lester holt today, that he will absolutely investigate everybody, that was his term. leicester went back and forth at once, and the attorney general said more than once in more than one way, in an hours later there's the washington post that donald trump is under investigation by the justice department. andrew weizmann former prosecutor says based on what the washington post is reporting, says donald trump is a subject of the investigation at this point, not no doubt about that. >> forwards about for you lawrence, better late than never. >> yes it's happening right no

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>> lawrence, you and i have been talking about this for sometime. we've seen this failure, we saw it for the last 50 days. the only thing, very little stands out in this report. we know what happened. the only think that is meaningful, i guess, is that there's not this finger-pointing. i've said it all ones. each and every agency deserves to be accountable here. dps had 91 troopers inside that hallway. we saw the one trooper that, in the back of his desk, said texas ranger, the guy with a schematic is following him around. for 20 minutes, he is calling on the phone to someone. i want to know who that guy was on the phone with. because when we're talking about accountability, lawrence, i think we are there now for sure, we have to figure out what higher levels, within the department of public safety, or any one of those other agencies, who knew, what, when, and why were they telling these men to go in now? that's what i want to know. >> yes, the state police -- that was the largest group of texas law enforcement that was in that school, much bigger t

lawrence you don't have a servant i don't need a servant the essence of the game that lawrence played was that he skillfully pushed different forces, the british monarchy. from time immemorial, guided by the principle, divide and conquer, and mastered the intricacies of this game of lawrence of arabia during the first world war, when he served in the british army in syria, arabia, egypt and palestine, and then in 1916 he actively participated in the preparation and conduct of the arab revolt against turkish rule. he poisoned the turks against the arabs and the arabs against the turks. and on this wave, he emerged victorious. he actually, uh, led that arab uprising, and in general, he led the arab army to victory. as a result of the uprising , the first independent arab state of the hijaz appeared on the peninsula, the british put king hussein at the head of it. great britain played this scenario not for the first time. such a scenario provoked an uprising in the territories subject to the ottoman empire, hoping then to take them under his control, even if the countries proclaimed form

lawrence: there is some. the chancellor who will be hearing the case did it herself, though a much smaller company. it is a remedy that has been used in forcing the buyer to go forward. i can also say that the merger agreement between musk and twitter is pretty strong in suggesting that that is what the court would need to do. but it is a judge, it is a chancellor. they value their flexibility and his question -- and this question -- and discrection -- discretion. i could see the judge thinking, forcing this deal would not be good for the world and i could apply sanctions for noncompliance, if that is what she finds. emily: how could the court forced musk to buy twitter? do you see a daily find? do you see going after his assets, his tesla shares? lawrence: those would be the natural go twos -- go-to's. people have asked me, what about imprisonment? i don't think that is in the cards. daily fines, you could call it the usual stuff. we are a long way away from that. there has to be a judgment and musk would ha

thank you lawrence, have a great show. >> thank you ali. >> thank you. well tonight the trump team is finally facing subpoenas that they cannot refuse. subpoenas from a criminal grand jury which are enforceable with handcuffs if necessary. and with this new round of subpoenas, lindsey graham has finally found his place in united states senate history. now throughout our history, corruption cases in washington, always get an awful lot of attention. and so it is understandable, that overtime, people come to think of congress and the senate, actual corruption. but, but, the statistical truth is, that far less than 1% of the 1994 senators in our history, have ever faced any kind of legal trouble or legal questions at all. over 99% of them have never come close to being investigated for ethics violations, or violations of law. and it just maybe that none of them actually, none of them, have ever been served with subpoenas by criminal grand jury's. until today. when senator lindsey graham received his subpoena from the grand jury that district attorney fani wi

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell, good evening lawrence. >> good evening rachel, i'll be joining you in that recap tomorrow evening. tonight, rachel, i'm very excited. this is one of those things that, in this job, where i just sit here wondering, how did this happen? how did this happen? because, i was a kid watching the watergate hearings, and watching the moment the changed everything, which was alexander butterfield testifying under oath, on tv, and revealing that pretty much everything that richard unexcited said was on tape. pretty much all of it was tape recorded in the white house, on the telephones, at camp david, everywhere. and, alexander butterfield we, 49 years later, is going to join us here tonight. >> no way, really? >> to talk about what it is really like to be that star witness in that kind of presidential investigative hearing, in what is now the cassidy hutchinson role, and what we've seen. he was subpoenaed, just like she was subpoenaed, and it was obviously, it's a unique experience, and a unique perspective to get on what we are watching, a

>> lawrence, you've been doing this along time.a long time. when police have an officer involved shooting, internal affairs stepped in. they begin investigating themselves almost immediately. here we are, 55 days, out and they decide, we're going to now investigate ourselves to see if we did all of the policies that we were supposed to do to see if we broken the laws. at the end of the, day we know that they failed. steve mcgraw calls this an abject failure of policing. it's an abject failure of the department of public safety as well. he was not very adamant about that. he was very good at pointing the fingers that others, but the fact is that state troopers stood there in that hallway and did nothing. i want to know who they were talking to, who their superiors were on those phones that they were talking to when they did absolutely nothing. they failed these children. operation lone star, a plus up immigration task force failed these children. greg abbott's task force failed these children. >> there were 91 state police officers

continue, lawrence.udible] >> he keeps charging with that dark money soared and -- >> he is right. >> go ahead. >> well, judiciary committee, of course, we've been pushing, that john doe spill and other things. remember, it's not that long ago that we had that freedom to vote act, remember? all the democrats signed up on that bill, every single one of them. there are a few who wouldn't look to the filibuster. we are close to moving forward on major election reform. i am not giving that up, one bit, when you look at all the games played in the states, a lot is being passed to limit the right to vote. part of this, and this disclose act was part of, that this act can stand on its own. as chair of the rules committee, that has jurisdiction over elections, that's where we are going to push this bill forward, and of course we can get it to the senate floor for a vote. senator schumer has committed to senator whitehouse for that vote. we will see that vote. >> and senator klobuchar's hearing today, he committe

but they are still at it, lawrence. they're still trying to pave the way to do it again in 2024. >> i think we have to stop saying it doesn't happen in the united states. since we just heard it described, as happening in the actual oval office. and, i want to go to a piece of the video with pat cloning, where liz cheney asked him about the need to abide by the rules of the courts, and how the president must abide by the rules of the courts. and she asked him something else there too, which i think is gonna be important next week. let's listen to that. >> everybody, everybody is obligated to abide by the rules of the courts. >> and i assume you also would agree, the president has a particular obligation to take care that the laws be faithfully executed? >> that is one of the presidents obligations, correct. >> and barry berke, that sounds to me like a setup for next week, where we will see the president, not taking care that laws are faithfully executed, once the invasion of the capital is underway, and the president is

you know, lawrence, that night, it's just surreal to me. i was very emotional for the previous 48 hours. and there we were, sitting -- and in the first half of that debate, it didn't come. so i got up and excused myself. i was sitting with bennie thompson that everyone has now gotten to know. and he asked if i was going to the restroom, and i said yes. i didn't tell him what i was going to do. and went backstage and i beckoned to joe biden. and i urged him to please, don't leave the stage tonight without making this commitment. i thought it was important for the american people. it was important for his candidacy. and today, as a culmination of that. i think joe biden knows well, as you know, there are about a dozen african american women under serious consideration -- it got down to three. and my choice was one of the other two. but this is a good choice, a great choice. and i think that this country is going to be very, very proud of her. >> we can never forget that what you did endorse joe biden, you invoked your late wife. it was as if

. >> lawrence: those lyrics. >> carley: yeah. flipped the phrase, the hell they will to mean two different things and absolutely nails it so we thank him for what he did as well. >> kayleigh: we are so thankful that you spent your fourth of july weekend with us, happy independence day and happy birthday america. ♪♪ >> hello everyone, happy fourth of july, i'm dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, jesse watters and jimmy fay la. it's 5:00 o'clock in new york city and this is the five. >> happy birthday america. we have a fun filled show ahead as we celebrate our nation's independence including back by popular demand a fourth of july edition of supermarket showdown. we are also squaring off in a patriotic trivia challenge plus judge jeanine and jimmy take us to coney island where they road the world famous cyclone and we're answering your fan mail sections but first a brand new segment the five summer fun extravaganza. we're going to dive head first into summer topics that celebrate july 4th. first off you know americans love

thank you, lawrence. bay housing market cooled off leading into the summer. >> there's new information showing that there were more homes for sales this past june compared to last year, the kron four's felipe go. reports of buyers might be reluctant to jump into the market with so much uncertainty. >> in the economy. >> a summer slowdown in the east bay housing market leading sellers to drop prices. there are some signs for hopes for buyers in this market. the bay east association of realtors says there were more than 1000 more homes for sale last month compared to june 2021. and although year to date sales prices in the east bay remain historically high spokesperson david stark says the median sales price dipped 12 and a half percent from may to june. homes are staying on the market longer than this time last year. and compared with the last few years. >> and a big reason is buyers are they're uncertain about what the future holds. >> home sales typically slow down in the summer when families take time o

we have harbard professor lawrence tribe and neal katyal. they both have a breaking news story to deal with, which you just delivered. everything i know about it is when i just heard you say about it on tv. just give us the short recap of it again, that donald trump apparently reached out to -- >> a support staff are at the white house. we don't know the name of them they've been described is a support staff. or it appears that it is not something that he would've had a normal relationship with. this person did happen to be in touch with the january 6th committee separately, and so that feels to some people, and again we'll have that conversation later, it feels to some people like potential witness tampering it is been handed over to the justice department to handle it. >> we will get professional reaction to it in this hour. thank you very much. i did something today that i did not want to do. but i knew i had to do it. i watched all of the video released yesterday showing with the police were doing in the hallway of robb elementary school

thank you, lawrence lawrence just mentioned this tonight. the fire crews working to protect the historic california landmark. the washburn fire burning in yosemite is threatening those ancient sequoias is burned more than 3200 acres. and and allen added challenge tonight. the firefighters losing some ground containment is now back down to 22%. the flames are attacking the southern portion of the some of the national park. >> it is a spot very close to one of the most popular destinations, which is the mariposa grove, that area of the park, the south entrance to yosemite and nearby will want to road are closed reporter. we really shaddox joins us now live from outside the park with the effort to keep the park and visitors safe arena. >> pam and ken, i'm about 2 miles from the south entrance of yosemite national park. and if you take a look just behind me, you can see there is a plume of smoke yesterday, though, in comparison it was a giant mushroom, very dark in color. so it does look slightly better today, even though they lost a little bit

lawrence, mr. moulton, mr. deutch, mrs. trahan, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the speier amendment. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 222. the nays are 195. and the amendment is adopted. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is on the question of amendment 399 printed in part a of house report 117-405. offered by the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the yeas and nays were ordered. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 395 -- 399 printed in part a of house report 117-405 offered by mr. pallone of new jersey. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from new jersey. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. beyer: mr. speaker, as the member designated by m mr. panetta, mr. lieu, mr. doggett, mr. ryan, m mr.