lieutenant governor mark robinson joins me and i'm dan bongino.t. ♪♪ fox news live, i'm ashley strohmier. deadly gunfights in the u.s. so far this weekend, for the 250 mass shootings happened this year. that's according to confront archives which defines a mass shooting as four or more people being shot. twenty-five of those shootings taking place just this month. this morning the nation reported to 67 mass shootings went to gunman opened fire in downtown austin, texas and hurt team people. one suspect was arrested and police are searching for the second. started as a dispute between two parties. this coming as the nation marks the fifth anniversary of the polls nightclub shooting. forty-nine people died and more than 50 hurt. one of the deadliest attacks in the nation's history, president biden plans to sign a bill making the club a national memorial. i'm ashley strohmier. back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ dan: welcome back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. want to see a my job speech from a new rising star on the republican party with ma

lieutenant governor mark robinson joins me and i'm dan bongino. next.e club a national memorial. i'm ashley strohmier. back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ dan: welcome back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. want to see a my job speech from a new rising star on the republican party with mark robinson from north carolina? check this out. >> there are some people talking about reparations in this country, they want reparation and i remember this particular liberal, some angry, i told him right to the face, nobody owes you anything for slavery. somebody died for you and fought work. somebody lived because they didn't have what you have and they did it for you. nobody owes you anything. if anybody owes, it's you because you've been a benefactor of freedom. dan: powerful. joining me now as lieutenant governor of north carolina, mark robinson. thank you for joining us, i really appreciate it. >> great to be here. thanks for having me. dan: lieutenant governor, i've had my eyes on you for a long time. gave one of the most powerful speeches in the second a

lieutenant governor mark robinson joins me and i'm dan bongino. next.orld's largest economies prepared for their final day of the g-7 up it in england. president biden will fly to brussels to meet with nato heads and his turkish counterparts. then he's off to meet with vladimir putin. relations between moscow and washington are at their lowest point in years. the migrant sun has overwhelmed border agents. they have detained 7,000 my grants from 35 different countries. i'm ashley strohmier. memorial. i'm ashley strohmier. back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ dan: welcome back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. want to see a my job speech from a new rising star on the republican party with mark robinson from north carolina? check this out. >> there are some people talking about reparations in this country, they want reparation and i remember this particular liberal, some angry, i told him right to the face, nobody owes you anything for slavery. somebody died for you and fought work. somebody lived because they didn't have what you have and they did it

joining me now is the lieutenant governor of north carolina, mark robinson.ks so much for joining us. i really appreciate it. >> hey, dan. great to be here. thanks for having me. dan: lieutenant governor, robinson, i had my eyes on you for a long time. you gave one of the most powerful speeches in defense on the second amendment. you got up as a citizen and did this thing we called making the bed locally, from jordan peterson's book. you have to act locally. you get up and act, it's the due that matters, not the talk. you did it. now you're sitting in the lieutenant governor's seat in north carolina. what motivated you to give that powerful speech that led you to this point today and that powerful speech the other day? >> well, what honestly pushed me into it was something that someone said to me at work about talk. they say talk's not going to do anything. they say there's nothing you can do about it, you can go there and talk and that's not going to get anything done. the revolution in this country didn't start with the shot heard around the world, it start

mark robinson along with that. are a rising star and you and i have had this conversation on radio. let me get your overall reaction. it used to be every two years or four years, republicans are racist and xenophobic, they want dirty air and water and want to show granny in a wheelchair over a cliff. and she doesn't want to abolish the filibuster so it seems like it's being used on almost every issue. >> it's same on the leftist playbook. if there narrative is failing, if they can't sway the american voter with good policy and good records then they are reaching in their bag of tricks and recently the best trick in that bag is to call folks are racist for a number of reasons. no matter what the call may be they pull out the same and when the exact purpose has been proven just today and yesterday, republicans are always the who stand up for freedom and equality and all the qualities that made this nation great. democrats are always on the wrong side of history. that playbook that they always play, smear, smear. call

here with more, rising star in the republican party, north carolina lieutenant governor mark robinsonng with fox news contributor, leo 2.0 terrell terrel. you are a rising star. you and i have had this conversation on radio. let me get your overall reaction. it used to be every two years, for two years, republicans are racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, transphobic, they want to throw granny in a wheelchair over a cliff. but now joe manchin is racist because he is not going along with hr and sr one and doesn't want to abolish the filibuster so it seems like it is being used almost on every issue. your thoughts? >> it's the same old leftist playbook. with good policy and a good record, they are reaching in the bag of tricks and recently, their best trick in that bag is to call folks a racist for a number of reasons. they pull at the same old lie the republicans are racist and dangerous to the country when the exact opposite is proven both today and yesterday throughout history in this nation. republicans are the ones who are always standing up for freedom, equality and all the qua

mark robinson former army reservist and now lieutenant governor of north carolina. pening in parliamentary? not unique, is it? >> no, it's not. unfortunately it's systemic across the nation. we see these left wing democrats who are incapable of correctly running cities and they are actually running them straight into the ground. it's a common theme. >> brian: it makes the cops the bad guys. and if you are going to radio lose your living. if you are going to go get sued. if a body camera is going to show half the story and going to destroy your life and your family's life. do you know what? i will wear the uniform but i'm not going to go into areas i don't have to. >> absolutely. america had better wake up quick. one thing this nation has been pleased with is a vast amount of decent hardworking honest young men and women who are willing to be police officers and the vast majority of them do a fantastic job. if we don't change the trend that we currently see in politics, where elected officials are not backing up police officers, in fact are throwing them under the bus

you are incredible, lieutenant governor mark robinson. mark? stand up, mark. good job. thank you.[applause] thank you, mark. thank you, mark. we're also joined by some of your terrific representatives in congress. and i think virginia foxx is here, who i just endorsed. where is virginia? virginia, thank you very much. thank you, virginia. i thought, virginia, you should have a better seat than that. i'm sorry. a great guy and a friend of mine, a tremendous supporter, david rouser. thank you, david. thank you, david. [applause] dan bishop, right from the beginning. [applause] he's so good. thank you. thank you, dan. great job. we had a big victory that night, didn't we, dan, huh? he said i don't know if he's going to win. we won. we won big. richard? great job, richard. great job. somebody i've gotten to know very well. and he is a handsome sucker. where's madison? [applause] madison cawthorn. where is madison? where is our madison? [applause] thank you, madison. thank you. what a great guy. what a good future you've got. where the hell is madison? thank you, madison. great job. th

mark robinson testified before the house judiciary committee saying the notion that black people must be protected from a free id to secure their vote is not just insane. it is insulting. in conclusion, the rights of american citizens to vote and also have their vote protected from dilution is codified under federal and state laws, supported by americans and grounded in common sense. thank you for the opportunity to speak to you today. >> thank you, ms. roman, for your testimony. that concludes the testimony of the witnesses. we will now move into member questions. it looks like from my list, mr. aguillar, you should go first. you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair. i want to thanking the ranking member style as well for putting this panel together and this hearing on the books for us. first i wanted to start with dr. laj bar difficult. as you know, voter id laws can take on a variety of forms. you talked about this. some states, for example, require voters present a photo id while other states request, but do not require identification. does your research provide

in the london sunshine new zealand pushed on before lunch to head in 85 for one despite ollie robinson and markto be no singing and cheering me on a much quieter atmosphere than when these two countries last met for the 2019 world cup final here. play is to resume in the next 15 minutes on the pitch behind me. a teenagerfrom california has decribed the moment she fought off a bear to protect her pet dogs. hailey moreeneeco, who's 17, didn't hesitate when she saw the mother bear on the wall of her back yard with two cubs, fighting with her three dogs. home cctv shows hailey running outside, pushing the bear off the wall, before rounding up her pets and running back inside. the teenager sprained her finger but otherwise was unscathed. i run over to the bear, and the first thing i think to do is to push the bear off the ledge it's standing on.

mark lobel, bbc news. anne robinson is back.screen as the host of countdown. anne becomes the sixth person — and the first woman — to present the channel four show in its 39—year history — not that she has much truck weith that as our entertainment correspondent colin paterson found out hello and welcome to countdown. as you've probably guessed, i'm new but it does mean now three girls do countdown. today, when anne robinson takes over from nick hewer to become the sixth host of channel 4's countdown, a visit to the studio proved that she is already making herself at home. anne robinson in the countdown chair? how is it? i have had to adapt it because i'm much smaller than nick so there's a sort of platform coming out here that you won't have noticed and i'm right—handed. he was left—handed so i don't have the buzzer any more. this is all very interesting. technical. there is a hook for my handbag. i've been asking for weeks. i've been asking for weeks. the stat that keeps getting trotted out, you are the first woman to present

just to start with olly robinson's debut, what did you make of it, mark?you make of it, mark? i was hugely impressed. he _ what did you make of it, mark? i was hugely impressed. he has _ what did you make of it, mark? i was hugely impressed. he has been selected — hugely impressed. he has been selected at the age of 27. he has had some — selected at the age of 27. he has had some very consistent seasons with sussex and taken a lot of wickets — with sussex and taken a lot of wickets. he took over from stuart broad _ wickets. he took over from stuart broad and — wickets. he took over from stuart broad and he bowled very accurately, -ot a broad and he bowled very accurately, got a little _ broad and he bowled very accurately, got a little bit of movement. later on, got a little bit of movement. later on. he _ got a little bit of movement. later on, he managed to trap ross taylor lbw. on, he managed to trap ross taylor lbw i_ on, he managed to trap ross taylor lbw i do— on, he managed to trap ross taylor lbw i do not— on, he managed to trap ross taylor lbw. i

nicholls had reached his half—century at the other end, but the fresh pace of mark wood was his undoing. and it was robinsonnership broken, new zealand wobbled. wood would take two more wickets before lunch and though conway held firm, team—mates came and went. colin de grandhomme trapped for a duck after another another look from the third umpire. that was a third wicket for robinson. still a long way to go in the match, but england will feel that they are back in it. olly foster, bbc news. it's one of the most recognisable items of clothing in history and now princess diana's wedding dress is going back on public display for the first time in 25 years. the gown forms part of a new exhibition at kensington palace. ellie price's report has some flashing images. it was the wedding, the dress. even the archbishop of canterbury described the day as the stuff of fairy tales. 750 million people tuned in worldwide to watch. 600,000 people tried to see for themselves along the route from st paul's to buckingham palace. and out come the bride and groom. diana, the dress, the wedding — it marked the moment, a huge s

robinson, who trapped ross taylor lbw on ia. but constant and solid throughout the day was another first timer. new zealand's devon conway who made his markle, england bowler ollie robinson has apologised after historical tweets of a racist and sexist nature were revealed during his debut at lords. he made this statement after the day's play... i would like to unreservedly apologise to anybody i have offended. my team—mates and the game as a whole and what has been a day of action and awareness and discrimination in the sport. i don't want something happened eight years ago the diminished efforts of my team—mates and the ecb as they build many for action with copies of efforts which i fully endorse and support. i will concede to educate myself to look for advice and work with a support network that is available to me to learn about getting better in this area. serena williams�* latest attempt at winning a 24th grand slam continues in paris... the seventh seed is through to the third round of the french open after a hard—fought win over romania�*s mihaela buzarnescu. serena took the first set 6—3, but lost the second on a tie—break... she

henry and eccles reached his half—century but the fast pace of mark wood was his undoing. and it was robinsone innings and zak crawley to the fabulous catch. they bowled new zealand out for 378 but not before conway brought up his 200. his name will be going on that famous lord's honours board. england's reply was unconvincing. don sibley out for a duck, trapped by kyle jamieson. crawley followed, nick and tim southey to the keeper. the match was swinging back to the tourists in england knew it. joe roofs tourists in england knew it. joe root�*s arrival brought calm, panic over. and along side his captain, rory burns picked his shots carefully that made them count. he reached his half—century but preservation is still the key for england approaching the close with three days are still left to play. ollie foster, bbc news. time for a look at the weather — here's ben rich. every evening so far this week we've talked about it being the warmest day of the year so far. monday, first, which was eclipsed by tuesday, then wednesday. but today we have broken that pattern. temperatures fell a little sh

former england batsman mark ramprakash says political intervention in the suspension of bowler ollie robinsonbinson was dropped after racist and sexist tweets he posted eight or nine years ago came to light as he was making his england debut, in the first test against new zealand. prime minister borisjohnson backed the culture secretary, oliver dowden, who said the suspension was "over the top", but ramparaksh believes england had no choice. i think it's a very sensible move by the ecb. to give themselves time to think about, well, first of all, to investigate, and to come up with a balanced and fair, appropriate punishment for ollie robinson. because clearly, this is a tricky situation. ideally, the ecb would have done some due diligence on the players that they want to select and represent, notjust the ecb, but the country, and represent society. all—rounder sophia dunkley has been given her first england women's central contract for this season. she made her international debut at the twenty20 world cup three years ago and she's already scored a century this season for surrey and south—eas

mark wood was his undoing. hooked and in the air... and out. and it was robinsonken, new zealand wobbled. robinson can thank zak crawley for one of his wickets — he took a fabulous catch. and taken. they bowled new zealand out for 378, but not before conway brought up his 200. that is sensational from devon conway. his name will be going on the famous lord's honours board. england's reply was unconvincing. dom sibley out for a duck for a fifth time in his short test career, trapped by kyle jamieson. crawley followed, nicking tim southee to the keeper. the match was swinging back towards the tourists and england knew it. joe root�*s arrival at the crease brought calm — panic over — and, alongside his captain, rory burns picked his shots carefully. he reached his half century, england, finishing the day on a positive note — and they'd have taken that at the start of play. olly foster, bbc news. now to tennis and cameron norrie's good form continues. the british number two is into the third round of the french open for the first time in his career... he's the only br

the tourists were bowled out for 378 in the end, mark wood taking three wickets and ollie robinson withun out shortly after. england's reply didn't get off to a great start, dom sibley recording his 5th duck in test cricket — they were 4—1, and then tim southee got zak crawley — who sent a thick outside edge through to bj watling. england were 18 for 2, they're currently 55 for 2. cameron norrie is into the third round of the french open for the first time in his career, the only british player left in the singles continued his brilliant clay court form coming from a set down to beat south africa's lloyd harris in four. he'll potentially face the 13 time winner rafa nadal next — he takes on richard gasquet tonight. the world number one novak djokovic is in that same side of the draw too and is into round three after a straight sets win over uruguay�*s pablo cuevas 6-3, 6-2, 6-4. but the women's world number one, ash barty, won't be going any further, she says she's heartbroken after having to retire injured during her second round match against magda linette. the 2019 champion lost the

mark wood was his undoing. hooked and in the air... and out. and it was robinsonho took the catch — that lifted england's spirits, and no doubt his. the partnership broken, new zealand wobbled. robinson can thank zak crawley for one of his wickets — he took a fabulous catch. and taken. they bowled new zealand out for 378, but not before conway brought up his 200. that is sensational from devon conway. his name will be going on the famous lord's honours board. england's reply was unconvincing. dom sibley out for a duck for a fifth time in his short test career, trapped by kyle jamieson. crawley followed, nicking tim southee to the keeper. the match was swinging back towards the tourists and england knew it. joe root�*s arrival at the crease brought calm — panic over — and, alongside his captain, rory burns picked his shots carefully. he reached his half century, england finishing the day on a positive note — and they'd have taken that at the start of play. olly foster, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hel

robinson, who trapped ross taylor lbw on 1a. but constant and solid throughout the day was another first timer. new zealand's devon conway who made his mark dream debut for 0llie robinson but he faces difficult questions after some discriminatory tweets posted in 2012 when he was a teenager resurfacing. we have yet to hear from teenager resurfacing. we have yet to hearfrom him or the ecb is player still ongoing but we expect do so later. it is particularly uncomfortable because the players were involved in the launch of a nondescript discrimination programme only today. —— an anti—discrimination programme. next year the queen will become the first british monarch to celebrate a platinum jubilee, a reign of 70 years, and there'll be celebrations throughout 2022 across the uk and the commonwealth, culminating in thejubilee weekend nextjune. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, joins us from buckingham palace. what can we expect from the celebrations?— what can we expect from the celebrations? ., , ., ., , . �* celebrations? lots and lots! we've the silver. — celebrations? lots and lots! we've the silver, gold, _ celebrations? lots an

robinson, who trapped ross taylor lbw on 14. but constant and solid throughout the day was another first timer. new zealand's devon conway who made his markrds. he made this statement after the day's play... i would like to unreservedly apologise to anybody i have offended, my team—mates and the game as a whole in what has been a day of action and awareness in fighting discrimination in the sport. i don't want something that happened eight years ago to diminish efforts of my team—mates and the ecb as they build many for action with efforts which i fully endorse and support. i will continue to educate myself to look for advice and work with a support network that is available to me to learn about getting better in this area. serena williams�* latest attempt at winning a 24th grand slam continues in paris... the seventh seed is through to the third round of the french open after a hard—fought win over romania's mihaela buzarnescu. serena took the first set 6—3, but lost the second on a tie—break. she made short work of the decider though, eventually taking it 6—1. to set up a meeting with fellow—american danielle collins in the last 32. ger

mark wood taking three wickets, four in total for ollie robinson.th rafa nadal looms in round four. meanwhile, huge disappointment for the world number one, ash barty, who had to retire with injury during her second—round match against magda linette. the 2019 champion lost the first set 6—1 and left the court for a medical time—out before retiring at 2—2 in the second set and now faces a race to be ready for wimbledon. after his disappointing time trial yesterday, geraint thomas caught his rivals off guard to win the fifth stage of the criterium du daphine. the briton broke clear with around half a mile to the finish and just held on to take his first stage win of this year's race. he's now sixth overall 14 seconds behind leader lukas postlberger. chris froome could only finish 85th and has ruled himself out of contention for a record—equalling fifth tour de france title later this month, saying he needs more time to rediscover his best form. the president of tokyo 2020, seiko hashimoto, insists she's100% certain the olympics will go ahead, but is w

mark wood was his undoing. hooked and in the air... and out. and it was robinsonbrought up his 200. that is sensational from devon conway. his name will be going on the famous lord's honours board. england's reply was unconvincing. dom sibley out for a duck for a fifth time in his short test career, trapped by kyle jamieson. crawley followed, nicking tim southee to the keeper. the match was swinging back towards the tourists and england knew it. joe root�*s arrival at the crease brought calm — panic over — and, alongside his captain, rory burns picked his shots carefully. he reached his half century, england, finishing the day on a positive note — and they'd have taken that at the start of play. olly foster, bbc news. now to tennis and cameron norrie's good form continues. the british number two is into the third round of the french open for the first time in his career... he's the only brit left in both the men's and women's singles... and he didn't have things all his own way. he lost the first set to south africa's lloyd harris but came back to beat him in four

culture secretary, oliver dowden, that the ecb went "over the top" in dropping robinson — but former england batsman markrepresent society. all—rounder sophia dunkley has been given her first england women's central contract for this season. she made her international debut at the twenty20 world cup three years ago and she's already scored a century this season for surrey and south east stars. dunkley is one of 17 players to receive a deal, ahead of a busy summer which begins with their first test against india in more than seven years starting a week tomorrow. wales defender connor roberts says they're convinced they can at least match their performance five years ago in paris at the upcoming european championship. the squad are in baku ahead of three group games in nine days, starting against switzerland on saturday. they also have italy and turkey to come and roberts know this will be a tournament like no other. obviously, a tournament like no other. it is a lot different compared obviously, it is a lot different compared to last time, there were fancier, it was all in one place kind thing so there wa

no, not at all mark and you are right that the military was one of the first major institutions that a market society to integrate in the 1940s alongside major-league baseball with robinsonse who came after him. and it has been place for the last 70 years were americans of all backgrounds and of all races whether they are rich or poor matter who the parents are, have joined and being judged solely on the content of their character, not all of his other factors just on how you perform read with area basic training, or candidate school or out in the front lines in combat. it is saying when i was in the military talking about the 19 when the ramp drops, the bs stops ready to because was that ramp drops and you deploy from your fighting vehicle to start fighting the enemy, there is no time for talk or boasting or anything else the judging everyone based solely on their performance and their skill in the bravery. in all the soldiers did not see each other as from the north of the south black or white hispanic bridge for they saw each other as a battle buddy. a comrade in arms they were fighting alongside they were willing to lead in the life to save another life. that is what

mark sanford, thank you. i appreciate it. his new book titled "two roads diverged." it's coming out this fall. gene robinsonsanford's story is he made a personal mistake. it would have finished most political careers, but mark fought his way back. he got re-elected to congress despite that, and then he got voted out for only voting with donald trump 92% of the time. that tells you not only about the personality cult, it tells you where the republican party is. >> mark sanford is a genuine conservative, so obviously there is no place for him in the republican party, full stop. that's just where it is. i hope people listen to his message. i'm not optimistic that they will, but from the whole morning, can i say one other thing? keir simmons, that interview with putin, is hero of the week. what an amazing, insightful interview. he's given us a lot to chew on as we wait for president biden's meeting with president putin. >> yeah. and he really laid out clearly what president biden has in front of him as he goes into that meeting. >>> that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right n

former england batsman mark ramprakash says political intervention in the suspension of bowler ollie robinsoniligence on the players that they want to select and represent, notjust the ecb, but the country, and represent society. all—rounder sophia dunkley has been given her first england women's central contract for this season. she made her international debut at the twenty20 world cup three years ago, and she's already scored a century this season for surrey and south east stars. dunkley is one of 17 players to receive a deal, ahead of a busy summer which begins with their first test against india in more than seven years, starting a week tomorrow. one of the surprise successes at the french open, tamara zidansek, is through to the semi—finals. the slovenian had never made it past the second round at a grand slam before and she was the outsider in the last 8 line—up, ranked 85th in the world. but she beat paula badosa in three sets, winning the decider 8—6. english golfer danny willett has revealed he's had surgery for appendicitis. he played at the memorial tournament in ohio over the wee

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