mark mccloskey, he's decided to run for senate. we have a lot of news. they'll join us tonight.st, medical expert dr. bill conrad de blasio is now demanding in new york city that the people of new york city folt new covid-19 guidelines who arey risk losing their freedom. that their freedom will be taken away. pay close attention to what he says. speak of the delta has changed the game. unless we want to run the risk of going back to restrictions and having her freedom taken away and people losing their jobs again, it's really clear w. here's a clear message. we are saying, you want to enjoy great restaurants? amen. do you want to go to movie theaters? go to the gym? that's great and we want all that pretty got to get vaccinated. you want to work in those places coming up to get vaccinated for the good in the health of everyone around you. it's not that tough to do. see what he says you're going to risk losing your freedom. that's kind of strange because his measure takes away everybody's freedom. by the way, comrade de blasio, our rights actually come from god, the creator of ev

far from showing remorse, mark mccloskey pledged to quote do it again faced with same circumstances. y, missouri governor mike parson pardoned mark and patricia mccloskey, neither facing jail time. they jumped to front of the line but kevin strickland, jailed for 40 years for crime he and state says he didn't knit. crystal quaid democratic minority leader in missouri. thanks for being with us. what do you make of this? governor parsons saying strickland can't jump the queue, but this other couple gets a pardon? >> first of all, thanks so much for having me. what i think about this, frankly disgusting. we have been discussing kevin strickland's case for some time, prosecutor's offense and eyewitness and victim have recanted, the prosecutors saying he needs to be release, is innocent. then the governor said it's not priority and few minutes later pardons the mccloskeys, that we know jumped the line. pure politics and nothing new from the governor of our state. >> what are those of us outside missing here? this many people say he didn't commit the crime and he's been in jail 40 years, wh

mark mccloskey is an absolute liar.id he hasas spat on my name.re trying to do. >> sean: mark mccloskey joins us now. i give credit to the governor for keeping his word. he said he would do it. congresswoman cori bush is saying that they were nonviolent. correct me if i'm wrong, they broke down the gate. didn't they make specific threats toy human to your wife, very specific threats? >> they threatened to kill us. they threaten to rape my wife. they threatened to kill our dog. threaten to take and burn our house. they threatened everything you can imagine. they said your business is gone. rywe are talking hundreds of people. all screaming every kind of violence you could possibly imagine. this is the same crowd that had burned downtown st. louis, shot four policevi officers that nig, killed a retired police captain, david dorn. in the month between when they stormed st. louis when they stormed my house they shot a total of ninee police officers n st. louis and i'm supposed to believe they are nonviolent? >> sean: i would say that's not the definit

senate campaign for mark mccloskey.summer the couple pleaded guilty to multiple misdemeanor charges incluing harassment and fourth-degree assault. far from showing remorse, mark mccloskey pledged from the white house steps he would, quote, do it again, if faced with the same circumstances. yesterday, missouri governor mike parson pardoned mark and patricia mccloskey, neither facing jail time. they got to jump to the front of the line, but kevin strickland, jailed for 40 years for a crime he and the state says he didn't commit. think about that for a second. joining us now is crystal quaid, a democratic minority leader in missouri. representative quade, thanks for being with us. what do you make of this? governor parson saying strickland can't jump the queue, but this other couple gets a pardon? >> first of all, thanks so much for having me. what i think about this, frankly disgusting. we have been discussing kevin strickland's case for some time, prosecutor's offense and eyewitness and victim have recanted, the prosecut

is the governor weighing in on the fact that mccloskey, who he's pardoned, mark mccloskey. gun at these protesters. >> he hasn't actually said anything specifically about an endorsement. during governor parsons's own election campaign last year, he said right out the gate that he planned to parted them as soon as he was reelected. in my opinion, i know a lot of folks here in missouri, this is essentially an endorsement. he saying he supports these folks and that he believes they are more important than these innocent individuals them we have a price weighted. >> what is justice for kevin strickland even look like right now? >> i don't know we can even quantify that. this man has been in prison for over 40 years. in our state without dna evidence, and there is not financial benefit that he could receive. i believe, had this, point just let the men love his life. everyone who's been involved in the case say he shouldn't be in prison. when a state we are trying to do criminal justice reform, and the governor and southside trying to get more people out of prison. this is just s

louis attorney in missouri senate gop candidate mark mccloskey. thanks for being on the show. blessed they, quote, she won't stand by while you get a pardon. are you worried by that threat was last june's event over now? >> she said my they will come. she may direct threat but if she thinks she can intimidate us she's mistaken. when she was standing outside my fence chanting into a megaphone you can't stop the revolution, she has the gall to stand up in the halls of congress and say anyone who supports insurrection shouldn't be allowed to walk the halls of congress, she's the only one i know who advocated the violent overthrow of this country. she's a complete hypocrite and she won't get us to back down. todd: what message did your pardons and? >> governor parsons promised to pardon us. the interesting quirk about missouri lie is he cannot pardon us unless we get convicted of something so that led to the acceptance by us of the misdemeanors. once that was done and once that was done with the special session, to do his job as governor, i knew he would pardon us and he did. in s

todd: mark mccloskey joined us to react. >> he made a direct threat but if she thinks she can intimidatepandemic performance, alexandria ocasio cortez caught putting on her facemask covering for a photo up and taking it off. shimmy fail ahead this to say. >> people talk about vaccine hesitancy or mask restrictions, not that they don't buy the necessity but they don't buy the politicians that are selling them. that is the biggest challenge. >> the breitbart video shows a democrat putting on the group photo op for the steps and then later showing her talking to members of the crowd maskless. the cdc says vaccinated people do not have to wear masks outdoors. jillian: 48 after the hour, senator marco rubio has any warning about china's influence on the us and predict we are headed for national security nightmare. todd: maria bartiroma has share that sentiment for a long time, mornings with maria's next. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under

she said mark mccloskey, your "day will come." everything out of this person's mouth is abhorrent. the fact that she said e.j. ane "suck it up, because i've got work to do," you know who doesn't have work to do because they are dead? all those children being gunned down and murdered in an extinction, children like jocelyn adams and robert bar and susanna quintero. they have no choice what to do with their futures. for her to sit there and you would rather me die because my body is working on this planet, so where there is. so are these thousands of people that are being murdered on the streets in those communities that are being left behind because of their idealistic commitment to defending the theiridealistic minutes to defug the police and leaving people defenseless. >> kayleigh: thank you for saying their names. we pray for their families, the tragedy of what we are seeing in this country. coming up, after nearly seven months in office, president biden is going to disney world. he's not a vacation. the addition to the theme pa

mark mccloskey is an absolute liar. he spat on my name. and because of that, his day will come.ll that you're trying to do when you are hurting the very people that are out trying to save lives. nothing good comes from that. he can try it. but i will not stand by and allow him or our governor to hurt the very people that are doing the work that they should be doing. so, there are other people, governor parsons that you should be looking at. we have an activist that's been sitting for such a long time, sitting, do something. actually show up and be the governor of all the people of missouri. not just those that follow your type of politics that actually hurt black people, that actually hurt brown people, that actually hurt people who are our lgbtq communities that actually hurt people who are of the muslim faith, people who are struggling in this country and people that are burdened differently than you. stand up and be the governor of everybody. ridiculous. >> congresswoman, obviously look, you feel very strongly about this and we appreciate you talking to us this morning. i am

mark mccloskey seen in the video with his wife.er protesters reacts after being pardoned by governor mike parson. take a listen. >> governor march son had promised from the very beginning to pardon us. we were at a big festival down in southwestern missouri, watermelon feast when the word came down and it was a great day for us. jillian: governor parson had the couple quote had every right to protect their property. preparations are underway for former president barack obama's scaled back 60th birthday party. the daily mail reports party rental trucks have been spotted going in and out of his march that's vineyard estate. security is also reportedly heightened and the island. no fly zone for drones has been issued over the property. the party initially set for 500 guests now a smaller affair for just friends and family. that's a look at your headlines, brian, send it back to you. brian: that's a lot of acreage. thanks so much, jillian. we see it across the country. parent standing up against the indoctrination of their kids in scho

patricia and mark mccloskey's lawyer say they believe the pardon vindicates their conduct. mr.s and running for u.s. senate. danny cevallos is with us. the couple did not face prison time. what is your takeaway from this? >> the pardon power itself is something that is an inconsistent piece of american history in that it gives the power to a governor or the president, whoever the executive is to undo all the work of his own executive branch, in other words prosecutors who fall within the executive branch. so the pardon power has always been controversial, because it allows the governor or a president to wave his or her hand and just undo all the work of a prosecution that was premised on probable cause and proven beyond a reasonable doubt either by guilty plea or a jury. >> danny, thank you very much for that. appreciate it. >>> here in washington, the senate is just getting back to work in the last couple of minutes about to start voting on more amendments to the big infrastructure bill and the question to watch for today, when will senate majority leader chuck schumer cut off

and also this past week we saw patty and mark mccloskey being pardoned for the charges brought againstt patty and mark mccloskey there at their homes not once but twice. now she is a member of the united states congress and sitting on the house judiciary committee call for more violence, obviously. call for defunding of the police. so when you look at the left and how the democrat party has become so radicalized they have someone that led violent marches, a member of their body up in washington, d.c. steve: well, talking about violence. she said she has already spent $70,000 on private security and would spend 200,000 on private security to keep her safe. but, you wonder where is that money coming from as a member of coming you know she is only paid $147,000 a year. how is she going to pay for $200,000 worth of private security. >> well, when you have people like robert francis o'rourke here in texas blank rolling the texas democrats to go up there and have a vacation in washington, d.c. or go out to portugal, yet they are still asking for dr. pepper and soda and candy, you have george

i want you to take a listen to something mark mccloskey said, which is equally outrageous and sparkseems as if the democrats no longer view the government's job as protecting honest citizens from criminals, but rather protecting criminals from honest citizens. >> they're not satisfied with spreading the chaos and violence into our communities. they want to abolish the suburbs altogether. so make no mistake, no matter where you live, your family will not be safe in the radical democrats' america. >> brittany, if i could swear on tv, i would have two very choice words for that entire segment, that couple. hearing that, how can we convey to people, who may not have ever experienced the disparities in the criminal justice system, how cowe convey that there are two justice systems in this country, and it's going to take the work of everybody to right these increasingly past wrongs that we continue to see? >> you know what i really think is critically important to convey? it is the fact that this inequitable justice system, this inequitable legal system exists is actually hurtful to all of

mark and patricia mccloskey were seen holding an ar-15-style rifle and semiautomatic pistol as demonstratorsalked by on the way to protest at the mayor's house nearby. the couple pleaded guilty in june to misdemeanor charges. they were supposed to pay a fine without facing jail time. >>> and "usa today" says flight attendants taped a passenger to his seat after he allegedly groped and punched crew members. the 22-year-old ohio man was restrained during a frontier airlines flight saturday from philadelphia to miami. he's accused of groping two female flight attendants and punching a male attendant. he was arrested by police in miami and charged with three counts of misdemeanor battery. frontier says it placed the flight attendants on paid leave pending an investigation. >>> well, still ahead, experiencing the ikea store at home. the popular furniture chain is offering a candle that smells like its signature dish. darrell's family uses gain flings now so their laundry smells more amazing than ever. isn't that the dog's towel? hey, me towel su towel. more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze i

pleaded guilty in may mark mccloskey announced running for u.s.mayhem in skies a man on a frontier airlines flight from philadelphia to miami had technique duct-taped to his chair. >> incredible man reportedly yelling at passengers, even attacked a flight attendant, they duct taped him the planelanded in miami with him duct taped to seat arrested charmed with battery probably deserves it those are my headlines >> to get duct-taped to the chair cheryl, unbelievable cheryl: flying -- >> thank you so much, the new york attorney general probe concluded yesterday and concluded the governor andrew cuomo did sexual harassment multiple woman created a toxic work environment a growing number of politicians including president biden calling on and drew to resign, from the governorship joining me right now the foreign for two of governor cuomo's accusers, a partner at hekker, wong, ll.t., marion, thanks very much for being here this morning, tell me what your clients are charged. >> thank you very much for having me, my two clients alissa, virginia, subjecte

mark and patricia mccloskey pled guilty to miss demeanor charges. the taliban xl of a did its gains, moving to capture a provisional capital for the rst time in years. insurgents gained control and desperate civilians tried to flee. an explosion in kabul targeted the acting defense minister. he was unhurt but at least six others were killed including four gunmen. a belarusian side was found hanged today in ukraine's capital. he led a group that helps people fling the authoritarian government in della reese. ukrainian police said they are investigating the death as a couple -- as a murder. a major wild fire is burning on the outskirts of athens, greece tonigh water dropping tanker planes and helicopters drowned the planes. huge clouds of smoke rose as the fire spread. the fire is feeding off the worst heat wave in decades. back in this country, in northern california, mandatory evacuations for thousands of residents near the raging dixie fire were ordered. the entire 2000 person town of chester was ordered to leave. stl to come on the newshour, how t

mark and patricia mccloskey plead guilty for this incident you see on your screen, basically coming out a crime was one, even they admitted it, pointing the weapons at these people who were passing by their home not really dealing with them or bothering them apparently from the photographs, just going out to peacefully protest. what the couple initially said was they felt danger. that was their justification for what you see there, pointing an ar-15 out at people in a crowd. if you've ever gotten training, you know you don't point a loaded weapon unless you're about to use it. they don't even use guns well given the claim they didn't want to shoot it. they were invited to speak at the trump convention. later they took the show on the road on the trump campaign bus and now the update. the couple has been formally pardoned by missouri's republican governor raising questions about the deep inequities in the justice system. there are more people that are in jail for things less than that. there are over 200 nonviolent drug offenders in missouri's prisons without the possibility of parole, m

these two, mark and patricia mccloskey, they got a vip pardon on, they pleaded goodwill for waving weaponsers who dared walk past their ugly ass house on their way to demonstrate after george floyd's murder. i guess that was too much of an injustices for governor parsons to stomach. the travesty, but meanwhile, an innocent black man stays locked up. thank you for being here. and let me just go through the facts of the case if you could. just walk us through why mr. strickland is in prison. >> yeah, so this case goes all the way back to 1978, it's a horrific, gruesome crime, four individuals go in to a home where there's four people. they shoot them all, three of them die and one of them survives. that woman, the victim cynthia douglas flees and describes, the few days later. the way we know how -- she identifies him and the evidence, fast forward. one of the people, the victim names, he is required to give a detail at what point in the crime, he is does. he said what happened and names all four individuals who came in and committed the crime with him, including two people that were previou

mark and patricia mccloskey pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault and harassment charges.t bear arms and his right to say what he wants. take a listen. >> i was born with the right to keep and bear arms. i was born with the right to speak up. i was born with the right to privacy from my government intrusion without just cause. i was born with that i could come here naked without any constitution and i know i could say what i want to say. i don't have to get the king's permission. we are a self-government. we are in charge. jillian: you can get the rest of that interview today at 4:00 p.m. on fox nation. ainsley? jillian: thanks, jillian. shocking images from our southern border show merely 1,000 migrants surrendering to border patrol as a new report reveals border officials picked up more unaccompanied minors than ever before, ever before. with a record 19,000 in july. the numbers only fueling calls for vice president harris to be fired as the border czar including next guest. former white house press secretary host of outnumbered kayleigh mcenany joins us now good morning