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following his remarks, we hear from senators marsha blackburn, tim scott, and rick scott. ♪ >> ladiesnd

joining me now republican senator marsha blackburn from tennessee. your initial thoughts as the news crossed the wires. >> oh, charles, this is such a blessing. pro-lifers have fought for decades to build a culture of life, and what is so interesting to me, calls coming into our office, when they would say oh, we don't want a ban on abortion. we would say well, it's not. this sends it back to the states. and they would say oh, well, i didn't understand that because that made sense to them, that the state, where they live, tennessee would be able to set regulations and restrictions on abortion. so i think we have some that are overreacting. i was -- i thought it was very inappropriate, merrick garland's statement today, the president's statement, i find so interesting because he had supported a constitutional amendment that would send abortion back to the states. >> charles: uh-huh. >> and that was back in 1972. so it's really sad to see how he is now changing what he had at one point believed. >> charles: senator, you know, to that point, i was takin

up next, we will show you some of the speeches from the event, including marsha blackburn and rick scott of florida. ♪ >> oh, my goodness. freedom fighters. we are so excited you are here. welcome to tennessee. the place would work a little bit better because in tennessee we stand on those principles that have helped us to be a place that is fiscally responsibly that has economic growth, that values the role of parents and the right of families to live their lives. we are a state that works hard to ensure that we protect life. protecting life at all stages. [applause] for me, what an opportunity in his everyday to get up and go find for what i call the big fight, freedom, hope, opportunity. interestingly enough, this administration has an all out attack going on with our faith, freedom, opportunity for all americans. we see it play out every day. just take a look at what all is happening right now in attacks on your faith, attacks on your religious liberty. go back to the obama years, when they attacked the -- on the issue of abortion. look at what they are doing right now on the issue o

senator tim scott, senator marsha blackburn, representative michael waltz, senator lindsey graham, senatorick scott, he is phenomenal, what a job he did -- we have rick scott. lieutenant governor -- oh, this guy. [applause] this guy. lieutenant governor robinson. [applause] and his wife, mrs. robinson. what a job you are doing. he's the hottest guy in politics. [laughter] great job. what a beautiful job you did. thank you for all the help in north carolina. thank you very much. [applause] senator joni ernst. thank you, joni. senator bill hagerty. bill is going to be seeing me in a little while. he's doing a fantastic job. very honored by bringing bill out. and his respected senator. ronna mcdaniel. where is ronna? i don't get to see so many of you with all these lights. but she's here somewhere. great job. you just heard jim jordan. this guy is an incredible guy. [applause] we have pastor jeffers, too, who has been with me right from the beginning. i will never forget a statement he said, who is this guy on television, trump, he may not know the bible as well as some of us, in fact, he may

we hear first from senator marsha blackburn of tennessee. ♪ >> good morning.h my goodness, happy warrior freedom fighters, we are so excited that you are here. welcome to tennessee. you know, in tennessee, the place would work a little bit better because in tennessee we stand almost bed -- bedrock and's full that have helped us to be a state that is fiscally responsible, that has economic growth, that values the role of parents and the right of family to live their lives. we are a state that works hard to be sure that we protect life. protecting life at all stages. senator blackburn: welcome. we are a state that works hard to protect life, protecting life at all stages. [applause] now, for me, what an take it -- take a look at what all is happening right now and attacks on your faith, attacks on your religious liberty. go back to the obama years when they attacked the little sisters of the poor on the issue of abortion. on our faith, family, freedom, hope, opportunity for all americans. and we see it play out every day. just take a look at what is happening ri

also talk with senator marsha blackburn about this and senator roger marshall from the great state of kansas. the fbi investigating a series of attacks targeting pro life organizations, pregnancy centers and churches, as potential acts of domestic terrorism. senator marsha blackburn joining us on that and other things, but first, lucas tomlinson, we are talking about a lot of attacks here. >> senator tom cotton said more than 50 across the country following dozens of the attacks against pro life organizations and churches, the fbi says it's taking action "fbi is investigating a series of attacks and threats targeting pregnancy resource centers, faith-based organizations across the country. fbi takes all threats seriously and we will work closely with our law enforcement partners and will remain vigilant." and senator cotton saying biden's attorney general should resign on the inaction of the 50 attacks across the country in recent weeks, he writes "if you are unwilling to protect americans from these attacks you should resign. in my opinion, you should resign in any case." and top rep

with us senator marsha blackburn, chuck grassley, fox news contributor lara trump.wall street journal" editorial board member, kimberly strassel. former doj deputy chief of staff lora ries. white house test drives another new narrative. america, grin and bear it as we ignore it. treasury secretary janet yellen admits government spending fueled inflation but then in testimony today, touts even more biden spending. also the house gop set to counter pelosi's prime-time tv january 6th hearings tomorrow night. they have a takedown of their own. we'll show you what they're talking about. pelosi avoiding as fast as she can the news that her husband made even more lucrative stock trades raising questions about congressional insiderrism. first of its kind case. kansas born isis terrorist faces 20 years in prison. what the media is not telling you. isis leader al-baghdadi approved her plot to break into the u.s. through the border to bomb americans. new reports the white house plans bus and fly illegal immigrants deeper into u.s. cities. we'll tell you which ones. i'm elizabe

following his remarks, we hear from senators marsha blackburn, tim scott, and rick scott. ♪ >> ladiesnd gentlemen, please welcome the founder and chairman of the faith and freedom coalition, ralph reed. ♪ ralph: are you ready? [applause] are you excited? [applause] our next speaker is no stranger to this event or this stage. when he walked out here in about 30 seconds, it will be his seventh appearance at road to majority. and if we have anything to say about it, it won't be his last. [applause] he has been here as a private citizen, as a candidate, and as the leader of the free world. but more important than those titles is his testimony, that he has been a friend, a champion, and a defender of the values that we hold dear. he has been a defender of the unborn. he kept his promise to us when he said he would appoint conservative and pro-life judges and justices. he is our friend. and we are his friend. and therefore, it is my great honor to welcome again to this stage donald j. trump, the 45th president of the united states. [applause] ♪ ["god bless the usa" playing] ♪ >> ♪ and i'm p

senator marsha blackburn while deeply disappointing is not the end to ensuring that this never happensain. meanwhile others are calling for durham to release all the etched from his investigation. >> many democrats came out and insisted that mueller be allowed to not only produce report but release it unredacted. it's very very important for john durham to do the same thing. the limitations on this trial really did indicate there is a mountain of evidence that durham may not have revealed. and that this could be an iceberg where we have only seen a small percentage of what he has been able to find. >> now, durham and his team will be back in court in october when russian national igor danchenko goes before the jury for his role of lying to the fbi. >> todd: thanks for great work throughout. let's bring in a member of the house judiciary committee and foreign affairs committee and wearing the exact same outfit as me. got a bow tie on. was this a total win for the swamp in terms of coordination getting their way or is there something here that durham is going to be able to use from this

senator marsha blackburn tweeting that the verdict, while deeply disappointing, is not the end to ensuring this never happens again in america. meanwhile, others are calling for derm to release all of the evidence from his investigation into sesemann . >> many democrats came out and insisted that mueller be allowed to not only produce a report but release it unredacted. it's very important for john durham to do the same thing because the limitations on this trial really did indicate that there's a mountain of evidence that durham has may not have revealed and that this could be an iceberg where we've only seen a small percentage of what he's been able to find. now durham and his team will be back in court in october when russian national igor dan chanko goes before a jury on five counts of lying to the fbi about his role in the anti trump dossier carlita's. >> all right, brooke, thank you very much. let's bring in jameel jaffer, the supreme court justice neil gorsuch and executive director of the national security institute. jameel, despite the weight of the evidence. did durham really hav

tennessee senator marsha blackburn says the biden administration is to blame. >> the problem is they have been driving this inflation rate to the highest point in 40 years. every economist you read is saying they two the biggest contributors to the inflation rate are those two items. energy and the out-of-control government spending. >> carley: president biden's approval rating followed to itst point with americans disapproving of his leadership. >> joey: turned to the peach state, my home state, one of the leading issues for candidates running for georgia governor. governor brian kemp and stacey abrams now battling over how to reduce crime. kemp calling at deceiving language around defund the police. >> she says she wants to reallocate. that is code word for defunding the police and sending the money elsewhere. if she wants to do something like that, if its priority, you can find the money elsewhere besides defunding the police. >> joey: an uphill battle for georgia republicans out of the midterms particularly in the senate race. democratic senator raphael war

a lot of great commentary let's bring in our first guest tennessee marsha blackburn. great to see you i just would remind everyone that you been central to this process of confirming judges to the supreme court on your own senate judiciary. and just because it is an excuse to do it i want to play this which is you said before one of the most memorable moments in a political history. let's watch. >> and you provided definition for the word woman. >> and i provided definition? >> i can't. >> i can't. >> the democrats seem to rediscover the mission the word woman in the last couple of days. what your overall message was a good ruling for women. >> this is a wonderful ruling for women and for babies in to see the way volunteers have worked for decades to build a culture for life that celebrate life. it is something that is so encouraging and steve i think you're going to see more volunteers showing up during the midterms because they have seen if they get out here and you work and you pour your energy into an issue. you can be the people. just the issue were saying in you

we should know it's also illega as senator marsha blackburn reminds us. >> they are breaking the law. this is a federal offense. that they need to be taken down to city hall and booked. >> and get the department of justice has yet to arrest anyone . maybe because the white house has been yet to condemn the protests. >> president biden did sign a bill thursday that extends at 24/7 security for the justices family. as for the attacks of pregnancy centers and faith-based organizations, if the tables were turned in pro-life groups were allegedly getting violent, speaker pelosi would likely hav something to say. >> thank you very much. president biden was been the weekend in delaware at the us stock market concludes its wors week since the beginning of the pandemic and now more than a third of high earning americans making at least six figures say they are living paycheck to paycheck. taking a closer look at the crises tonight. good evening. as a president enjoys another easy breezy delaware beach weekend that millions of americans from coast-to-coast are spending a lot of time this weeken

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and this from senator marsha blackburn. today's verdict while deeply disappointing is not the end. minutes before the verdict was handed down, republican jim jordan joined the "focus." watch. >> the big takeaway here was what we learned a few days back when we learned that secretary clinton told sussman to take information -- false information to the press that was also then taken to the f.b.i. i think that is huge and so much so that the former attorney general called it seditious. >> harris: your reaction to that? >> despite what the verdict is. the one thing we learned the clinton campaign coordinated, pushed this false narrative out there. it goes further than just hillary clinton. think about it. it goes to jake sullivan that is now in the biden administration at the national security advisor. why isn't he being removed from that position now that we have all this information? >> harris: that's a great question. all right. we'll move on. the house january 6th committee will begin its series of six hearings next week. congressman mccarthy, yourself, congressman jordan and three

marsha blackburn joins us on that and more in a moment, but begin with aishah hasnie live on capitol hill. scalise opposes this but it could still pass. >> it could still pass. speaker pelosi would basically have to make sure she does not lose four democrats and able to gain at least a couple of republicans to ensure that it passes in the house. but at least on the senate side, john, senators are saying this is on a gliding path as they would call it, it's well on its way to becoming the first major gun legislation to be enacted by congress in nearly three decades, and last night they took a huge step forward in advancing this bill, called the bipartisan safer communities act. it advances with not just ten, but 14 republicans voting yes, and that includes minority leader mitch mcconnell. and lisa murkowski and young, and a handful who are retiring. they say the package sends money to states to build up school safety, mental health services, it's also going to enhance background checks for gun buyers ages 18 to 21 to include juvenile records. the bill also sends millions to states wit

we hear first from senator marsha blackburn of tennessee. ♪ >> good morning.my goodness, happy warrior freedom fighters, we are so excited that you are here. welcome to tennessee. you know, in tennessee

following his remarks, we hear from senators marsha blackburn, tim scott, and rick scott. ♪ >> ladies gentlemen, please welcome the founder and chairman of the faith and freedom coalition, ralph reed. ♪ ralph: are you ready?

i want to bring in republican senator marsha blackburn in d.c. you heard president biden ask for federal gas tax holiday. how will you vote on this proposal? >> i will vote no. he wants state to do away with their tax. in tennessee your tax is 27.4. charles. you still can't get to 4-dollar a gallon gas if you eliminate all the tax. biden already spent that money. he spent it on the infrastructure bill. he was going to be the infrastructure president. and now he is going to take that away and try to find some way else to backfill infrastructure. to listen to this speech to realize he is not connected with reality on what the american people are incurring every time they go to the pump. anyway, this is affecting their families. charles: what bothers me a lot? seems they're so focused, administration on the profit motive, right? they pointed their fingers at a lot of different industries. happens at gas companies, real low-hanging fruit. i tell people to be very cautious going down that line. before you grab a pitchfork, grab your torch saying oil c

. >> harris: senator marsha blackburn sits on the judiciary and senate armed services committee. great to have you in focus. you have brought us rich detail on this particular topic and others. i want to lean in hard, though, why does she sound like the president? will this be the playbook, i didn't know? >> yeah. you know, harris, they want to be the heroes in this but their response should earn them an f grade. they knew about this, they knew in february we were down 25% as far as the formula outages across the country were trending. they shut down this abbott facility with no plan to bring it back up. so of course they knew it was going to get worse if they were thinking this through long term and looking for an exit straj gee. obviously they were not. it was just shut it down. blame abbott and leave it there. now at this point right now we are at a 74% outage rate across the country. you have states like tennessee still about 90. you have georgia 94% outage. people cannot get necessary life-giving formula for their babies. they can't get it. and the administration says pat us

the supreme court abortion mark decision and the january 6th committee with republican senator marsha blackburnlcome back. >> good to see you thank you. >> let's talk about the economy because in all of the polls, fox news and all the others out there, the economy shows up as the number one concern for most americans and potentially what will drive their votes in the fall but the dnc tweets this out tonight, since president biden took office the economy has added 8.7 million jobs, the unemployment rate dropped from 6.4% to 3.6%, the biden harris administration is helping our economy get back on track. they say the stats are there but there may be some trouble with the messaging. your response? >> well, they are completely off message because the problem is, they have driven this inflation rate to the highest point in 40 years. and, shannon, they have done it through energy with what they have done to the keystone pipeline, stopping our domestic production. they can fix this if they were to change energy policy and also if they were to stop the out of control federal spending. every economist th

up next, we will show you some of the speeches from the event, including marsha blackburn and rick scott of florida. ♪ >> oh, my goodness. freedom fighters. we are so excited you are here. welcome to tennessee. the place would work a little bit better because in tennessee we stand on those

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senator marsha blackburn. could you respond to what senator manchin just stated?her. what i do is respect the court and whether i agree with them or not in a ruling. it would be appropriate for others that disagree with this to still respect the work of the court. stuart: i think it is a good decision. >> i think it is a wonderful decision. stuart: gives power back to we the people. >> what this does is return the issue to the people. for the people to make the decisions. when you look at the states, the states are going to move forward. they will have the priority in making these decisions. that is appropriate for it to go back to the states and for 50 years pro-life advocates have said this ought not be decided by a court at the federal level. this is something that should go to the states. so i am just so pleased with this today. we've worked long and hard to create a culture of life in this country, to create respect for life and to have this decision today is so appropriate. stuart: is this a powerful political issue for the democrats going into november? >>

the command and new condensate the next echelon of the ted cruises and eric scott's in the marsha blackburn'smoving over hard-core on their side and is in over window the begins of pull the whole senate back to the right and then in 2024, now you've got a shot and i have seven or eight and is a wave is if is big enough, there's not a seat in the world that, will the democrats are just now figuring this out, the leases political help alternate the bad news for the democrats this week andnd they said that basically were looking at a wipe out and we are looking at potentially 24, if you don't improved majority of both houses that this is the left sink us ander so, i personally think wil get somewhere in the neighborhood of 40 seat biden declined to sure, not going to change, he's want to keep going down he is in the 30s and at least three poles now to think it be of the high 20s by election time in 2024, maybe even lower and that should be sufficient to wipe him out, just crush him. >> speak of liking and her wiping a knife and emma got this video be banned from youtube and then i remembered eve

and they come in you could then see the next exelon of the ted cruises and rick scott's ndand marsha blackburn's moving over on their side and it's an overturned window that begins to pull the whole senate back to the right. and then in 2024 now you've got shot. now you've got seven or eight seats and there's not a seat in the world that's safe. the democrats are justnow figuring this out . political or the hill that alternate the bad news from the democrats this week and they said basically we're looking at a wipeout and we're looking at potentially in 24 a vetoproof majority in both houses. this is the leftists saying this. so i personallythink we will get somewhere in the neighborhood of 40 seats . but biden needs biden's declining sure. it's not going to change. he's going to keep going down. he's in the 30s and at least two polls now, i 20 by election time 2024, maybeeven lower and that she be a position to like about . >> you said ivermectin and i said this video is going to be banned from you too. we have a question over here. >> good evening, thank you. i was wondering how you might have

they say and come in, you could then see the next echelon of the ted cruzes and rick scotts and marsha blackburns moving over hard-core on their side and an overturned window who begins to pull the whole senate back to the right and then in 2,024 you've got a shot, now you've got 7 or 8 seats and if the wave is big enough, there is not a seat in the world that is safe. the democrats are just figuring this out. there is a piece in politico or the hill, they alternate the bad news for the democrats this weekend basically we are looking at a wipeout and looking at potentially in 24 vetoproof majority in both houses. so i personally think we will get somewhere in the neighborhood of 40 seats but it is not going to change, he's in the 30s, three polls, in the high 20s by election time 2,024, may be lower and that should be sufficient to wipe him out. >> you said i from exton and i thought this video will be banned from youtube, then i remembered everything you say so it will be fine. we have a question over here and question over here. >> good evening, thank you. my name is dan robin. i wondered how -

and politically, and the audience we have some wonderful people -- senator tim scott, senator marsha blackburntative michael waltz, senator lindsey graham, senator rick scott. we have a tim scott, he is phenomenal, what a job he did -- and we have rick scott. lieutenant governor -- oh, this guy. [applause] this guy. lieutenant governor mark robinson of north carolina [applause] and his wife, mrs. robinson. what a job you are doing. he's the hottest guy in politics. [laughter] great job. what a beautiful job you did. thank you for all the help in north carolina. thank you very much. [applause] senator joni ernst. thank you, joni. senator bill hagerty. bill is going to be seeing me in a little while. he's doing a fantastic job. very honored by bringing bill out. and his respected senator. ronna mcdaniel. where is ronna? i don't get to see so many of you with all these lights. but she's here somewhere. great job. you just heard jim jordan. this guy is an incredible guy. [applause] we have pastor jeffers, too, who has been with me right from the beginning. i will never forget a statement he said,

marsha blackburn from tennessee with a tweet -- despite with white house as the economy is not in a better place. americans cannot afford food and gas and essential items are not in stock. americans deserve better from there president. mike thompson from california talking about gas prices. i am proud to support the consumer fuel price gouging prevention act to crack down on price gouging. i will support measures that lower prices for families and provide a bright future for every californian. he says big oil prices are seeing record profits as they reap the benefits of prudence illegal invasion. lois frankel also supporting that bill. on the interest rates, a, smith from oklahoma says as the largest interest rate hike by the federal reserve since 1994 in an attempt to pool our nations out of control inflation , this action should be a wake-up call for the president and democrats to stop ignoring this crisis and end their wasteful spending. host: sam is up next. indianapolis. caller: good morning. i love your show. i want to caution people that president biden is two faced because i am run

now a key part of the supply chain senator marsha blackburn has teamed up with senator blumenthal tone safety act. the u.s. government needs to view it in terms of national security. >> bill: important story from the pentagon. thanks. >> i drove 95 miles for work yesterday. an opportunity i couldn't pass up. i'm grateful for it. >> dana: one of the many customers of a phoenix gas station slashing fuel by more than half a dollar per gallon than other stations in the city. its owners, the man and his wife join us now with more on their mission to help customers. i have to ask you, how did you come up with this idea? and how are you able to manage when other gas stations are charging much more? >> yeah, when we fill our car it was over $100, right? and we are thinking people in a hard time right now we need to help. that's how the idea came up. >> bill: you have been operating in phoenix for 20 years. three kids and one in college. it is coming out of your wallet, too, right? >> yes, sir, yes, sir. i have a trucking business and dispatch business and -- >> dana: tell me a little bit abo

plus new outrage over one of the most liberal d.a.s, senator marsha blackburn, kellyanne conway and jason only fuels in shortage. thanks to the body energy crisis. the cost of coal has more than doubled over the past year to the highest price ever on record. growing shortages are threatening the power supply as we closer to peak summer demand. jeff flock in philly. >> good morning from one of the many shuttered coal-fired power plant. it was one of the biggest coal-fired power plants in the country for many years. shut down now. you can blame energy policy, maybe blame a little bit the ukraine situation, the boycott of russian coal. whatever you want to blame, coal is on fire right now not in a good way. look at the numbers you just mentioned. $61 a ton for appalachian coal this time last year. now it's $130 a ton. it put a shock in electricity prices. the government now estimating the cost of electricity has gone up between 77 and 233% year-over-year. and curiously enough the use of coal may have actually helped keep those prices a little bit lower than they would have been. listen. >> t

those numbers are getting a lot of attention this morning from republicans did this is marsha blackburn on twitter. host: back to calls. we will hear from greg in ohio. caller: deflect, deny, repeat. this is being done over and over and over again. there is concrete evidence you cannot deny any male, video, a testimony. that is concrete evidence of what is taking place. some people have already made your mind. you are not going to change them. i think this is the goal of the committee, they will lay out case. at the end, they will say we have indisputable evidence that the former president committed treason and inside it right. they will arrest him. when he is arrested, deny him bail. he can defend himself in court. this is what is going to happen. that's why i believe it's being televised. anyone who is thinking logically can figure this out. deflect, deny, repeat. thank you. host: colorado is next. caller: my biggest concern is the division that's going on. point the fingers where you may. it's not right what's going on it. if you're going to have a hearing, bring everyone out. the on

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