and when we called him, i said, george, this is martha maccallum great grand niece.said, martha, i think about harry every day. he was my best friend and he started the cry on the phone. and his wife got upset, you know, in the background. they have a great boston accent. george, don't talk about it anymore. and she said, he has to go and then i felt terrible that maybe we had upset him but we reconnected a couple of days letter. he's one of the wonderful men i had ever met and kindest people i had ever met and just like so many of the men, he said i often thought that harry would have lived a better life than i did and it's just not true. george has lived an amazing life and has a beautiful family that i got to meet through this and when they all watched the clip at the end, you will meet george yourself and you will see he's a special man. >> i'm holding this, martha brought back -- my grandfather on my father's side fought in the pacific as well. you brought sand from hiroshima. i think it only happened once a year or so. tell us a little bit about going there and

"the story" with martha maccallum starts now. >> martha: thanks. good to see you. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. here's the story. major league baseball just confirmed what was reported today, the new venue for thehe all-star game will be denver, colorado. mlb commissioner rob manfred says this. major league baseball fundamentally supports voting rights for all americans. opposes restrictions to the ballot box. think about this for a moment. he made that statement shortly before he signed a brand new deal with a huge chinese tech company. you might remember this. they were one of the many chinese companies that dumped the nba for a while because then houston rockets g.m. darrell maury had the gal to tweet support for those fighting for democrat sick in hong kong. he was scolded by lebron james and the rocket's owner because he upset the sensitive leadership in china with whom they do business. now the mlb has a deal with that technology company in china. there's so many inconsistencies here as this game moves from very diverse atlanta to mostly white colorado wh

"the story" with martha maccallum starts now. >> martha: thanks, john and sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. this is the story breaking right now in minneapolis. three are now fired or have resigned related to the shooting of duante wright. first, the city manager that you may remember calling forcefully for due process in this case. remember this? >> and in response to the question about termination, all employees working for the city of brooklyn center are entitled to due process with respect to discipline. this employee will receive due process. that is really all that i can say today. >> martha: that man is no longer in his position. the officer involved, kim potter, has also resigned. so has the police chief now ang the police chief. he immediately released the video that you see in the center as soon as it was available to him. here he was yesterday talking about how much he loved his job and his work. >> this is what i'm here for. okay? i'm the leader of this department. they expect me to lead, create a safety. that's what i'm trying to do. that's it.

"the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: hi, guys. thanks. president biden as everyone remembers ran as a moderate unifier. he's quickly embraced a "bigger and faster" transformation than advertised. now an attempt to upend the supreme court of the united states of america. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum live in new york. the one branch of government the democrats don't control is now on the table for revolutionary change adding four justices to the court to flip it back to liberal dominance. the house came out and laid out that plan a short time ago. watch this. >> the constitution is clear. when the supreme court will not respect the will of the people, congress has the power and the duty to expand the supreme court. >> martha: here's mitch mcconnell lambasting what he sees as a threat to the country and the hypocrisy. here's what he had to say. >> president biden, who was marketed as a moderate jumped in with both feet. the same democrats and the same corporate media that spent the last four years declaring a new constitutional crisi

martha maccallum is up next. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum in new york. here's "the story." moments ago, president biden with his sales pitch to america. arguing that we need to spend another $2 trillion on a infrastructure plan. there's a lot of stuff in here that is not categorized by any definition of infrastructure. republicans have said they're going to fight this every step of the way. the president says he's open to negotiating with them but makes clear that not spending is not an option. watch. >> we'll be listening. we'll be open to good ideas and good faith negotiations. here's what we won't be open to. we'll not be open to doing nothing. inaction is not an option. >> that was moments ago. a lot in there to talk about. peter doocy is standing by with what we just learned from the president. hi, peter. >> good afternoon. something else president biden said, his american jobs plan is the biggest investment in american jobs since world war ii. >> i'm not trying to punish nick. but dammit, maybe because i come from a middle class neighborhood, i'm sick and tired of ord

i'm gillian turner in for martha maccallum. right now on "the story," you're looking live at mission, texas where republican makers are being briefed. they're there to assess deteriorating health conditions in what is called a major humanitarian crisis. we'll bring you live updates. and this caps off a week that saw the most unaccompanied children arriving at the border.among them, this sobbing boy wandering alone and pleading for help. we also got footage of these two little girls dangled and dropped 14 feet over the border wall. we're learning their parents already here in the united states paid smugglers to bring them across the border. a reunion is soon to be in the works. now new disturbing allegations of sexual abuse of migrant children. takes a look at greg abbott on fox news earlier today. >> go to san antonio. there were complaints that were filed with state agencies to health and human services commission and the department of child protective services, and those complaints articulated very specific allegations about

i'm martha maccallum. right now on "the story," caitlyn jenner is running for governor of the state of california with this message. "i'm in." california is worth fighting for. she calls herself a passionate disrupter. she says i'm a proven winner and the only outsider that can put an end to gavin newsome's run as governor. can the former gold medallist have a vision to the governor's mansion in sacramento? does she present a real threat to newsome's political future? leo terrell lives in california a long time. a civil right's attorney who has been approached himself to run in that race. joe concha for the hill, fox news contributors. very interesting candidate to put in this race. reminds me of ronald reagan and arnold schwarzenegger. people that came from entertainment and sports and put the name recognition to the governor's house in california. leo, you said you were approached by the recall team to run. why did you turn it down? >> i'll tell you very clearly why. yes, i was approached by the organize

about two years ago we heard the news that martha maccallum was writing a book and that caught our eye because we are always on the lookout for authors with important new books who can join us for our speaker series. so, needless to say we were pleased when we learned it was true. martha was ins the thick of writing what was certain to be a best-selling newe book. it was about the heroism of soldiers during the battle ofer hiroshima. martha agreed to join us at the library to discuss her book. of course at the time almost exactly a year ago little did we know just a few days before she was to come, the coronavirus was going to strike and in the wake of the pandemic we were forced to close the reagan library and cancel all of our events including our visit with martha. i'm not exaggerating when i say we had to disappoint over a thousand people who were eager to come to the library to see her. now here we are a full year later. the bad news is that the virus is still with us but the good news is during this time the foundation developed the ability to go digital. we moved our speaker ser

"the story" with martha maccallum stars right now. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum in new york. this is a story breaking right now. an armed suspect is on the run in the new york city area. this man on the right-hand side of your screen is gabriel wilson. he's been identified by the police in west hempstead about 30 miles east of new york city. he's a person of interest in this shooting that has left at least one person dead. two wounded inside a stop and shop grocery store. officials say that he was and still may be an employee at that store. the man that he fatally shot worked at the store as well. this one describing how she felt herself shopping one minute and looking for a place to hide from gun fire the next. >> we just sort of banded together. we were trying to figure out in the produce department, there's places to hide under the counter. so we were trying to figure out if the shooter came along that we had a place to go. >> martha: this is the the world we live in right now. nancy grace is standing by with details and her analysis in a moment. we begin on the ground in

i martha maccallum.l building ready to deliver his address to congress. it's a little bit later than usual. usually it's in february or so, but for a number of reasons, it is happening almost at the 100th day of his presidency. >> bret: it is historic. it's different. there are only roughly 200 people present because of covid. they are usually around 1600. it is also

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martha maccallum has more.cts. i think back to my mind, there was a lot of polarization that surrounded him to protect him. the social media shot down the story about the laptop. they surrounded that story that it was russian disinformation. he said himself even though the head of our -- the dna john ratcliffe said it was not. it was determined by the intelligence community that it wasn't. i can only hope, john, hope against hope, there's someone in that room that will ask him a little bit about media polarization and how it really rallied to protect him in a big way. >> sandra: i'm wondering if anybody will ask him like the laptop as cbs did. let's watch that. >> was that your laptop? >> for real, i don't know. >> you know -- >> i really don't know the answer. >> you don't know yes or no -- >> i have no idea. no idea. >> so could have been yours? >> certainly. there could be a laptop out there that was stolen from me. could be i was hacked. could be it was russian intelligence. could be that it was stolen from

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. >> about two years ago, we heard the news that martha maccallum was possibly writing a book. that fact caught our eye because we are always on the lookout for authors of important new books who can join us for our speaker series at the reagan library. so needless to say, we were really pleased when we learned that it was true. martha was in the thick of writing what was certain to be a best selling book. one that was about the heroism on american soldiers during the battle of iwo jima. then fortune smiled on us. martha agreed to join us at the reagan library to discuss her book. of course at the time we booked martha to come almost exactly a year ago, little did we know that just a few days before she was to come, the coronavirus pandemic was going to strike, in the wake of the pandemic, we were forced to close the reagan library and cancel all of our events, including our visit with martha. i'm not exaggerating when i say we had to disappoint over a thousand people who were eager to come to the reagan library to see her. now here we are, a full year later. the bad news is th

i martha maccallum. president is in the capitol building ready to deliver his address to congress. it's a little bit later than usual. usually it's in february or so, but for a number of reasons, it is happening almost at the 100th day of his presidency. >> bret: it is historic. it's different. there are only roughly 200 people present because of covid. they are usually around 1600. it is also historic because as you watch dr. jill biden, the first lady walk into the chamber. it is also historic because of the women who are standing behind the president tonight for the first time in american history. two women will stand behind the president on the house roster. vice president harris and speaker pelosi. they honor the first lady coming in. this is the succession. the line of succession. number one, vice president harris and speaker pelosi. >> martha: we saw the first man, first gentleman as he was seated up there. so, it's not the typical sort of handshaking slap on the back walk-through for all of these

special coverage of prince philip's funeral with martha maccallum is tet to begin for you -- set to bin for you right now. maria: good morning and welcome to special coverage of the funeral of prince philip, i'm martha maccallum, and we will be with you throughout the next three hours of this historic event on an absolutely stunning, beautiful morning in the united kingdom. the shot on the left is, of course, windsor castle. shot on the right, a family photo, and you see prince philip on the right-hand side of that photo. this event will be held at st. george's chapel at windsors castle just about 38 minutes outside the center of london and buckingham palace. the 99-year-old husband, of course, of queen elizabeth stand ing beside her as they parented four children together, eight grandchildren and then welcomed ten great grandchildren, many of whom will gather to remember him today. he was born a prince of greece and denmark, gave up those titles when with as a young naval officer he caught the eye of young princess elizabeth and married her at the age of 21 and served her and the unite

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"the story" with martha maccallum starts now. >> martha: thanks, john and sandra. good afternoon.three are now fired or have resigned related to the shooting of duante wright. first, the city manager that you may remember calling forcefully for due process in this case. remember this? >> and in response to the question about termination, all employees working for the city of brooklyn center are entitled to due process with respect to discipline. this employee will receive due

"the story" with martha maccallum starts now. >> martha: thanks. good to see you. good afternoon.major league baseball just confirmed what was reported today, the new venue for thehe all-star game will be denver, colorado. mlb commissioner rob manfred says this. major league baseball fundamentally supports voting rights for all americans. opposes restrictions to the ballot box. think about this for a moment. he made that statement shortly before he signed a brand new deal with a huge chinese tech company. you might remember this.

"the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: hi, guys. thanks. faster" transformation than advertised. now an attempt to upend the supreme court of the united states of america. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum live in new york. the one branch of government the democrats don't control is now on the table for revolutionary change adding four justices to the court to flip it back to liberal dominance. the house came out and laid out that plan a short time ago.

"the story" with martha maccallum stars right now. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum in new york. right-hand side of your screen is gabriel wilson. he's been identified by the police in west hempstead about 30 miles east of new york city. he's a person of interest in this shooting that has left at least one person dead. two wounded inside a stop and shop grocery store. officials say that he was and still may be an employee at that store. the man that he fatally shot worked

rover which he designed himself please join fox news channel for live coverage of the funeral of martha maccallum starting at 9 am eastern. now back to the ingraham angle. shannon: it is friday and that means time for you got it, friday follies and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. a familiar face is crossing into the latino music market. >> it is customary for artists to cross from the latino into being the market and vice versa, carrie underwood at the latin american music award and then this crossover happened in the middle of the show. >> thank you for everything you've done. once we are vaccinated to we need to wear a mask, do we need to practice social distance? >> even if you are vaccinated you should be wearing a mask when you are with people who are not vaccinated. >> when is your birthday? >> my birthday is the same as yours, december 20 fourth. >> wouldn't it be amazing if by the end of the year we can all celebrate our holidays hugging each other? i cannot wait. laura: i bet you can't wait either. are you going to get a cd of that track? you will listen to it ov

the anchor martha maccallum joins us now. >> hi. >> bill: aoc says this is not justice.n, brother, and father. that a teenage girl had to film and post a murder that millions across the country. that millions had to march and organize is not justice and this verdict is not a substitute for policy change. a lot of ways to go at this. why don't you start? >> you can sense that there is a huge narrative push today. we just heard from merrick garland they will investigate the minneapolis police department for pattern and practice. we saw similar moves in st. louis under the obama administration after michael brown's killing. so there is a need, i think, to extrapolate from this case and make sure that message continues to be pervasive in everything that we do. we see that in all walks of life these days. we see it in school, we see it in the way that corporations, united states corporations are behaving in reaction to this. but i think it's also important to look at this case and to respect the fact that within a courtroom, you have a finite universe of an event, a crime, an

president biden's joint address to congress tonight at 8:55 hosted by martha maccallum and bret baier and senator tim scott will give the republican review and sean hannity on at 11:00. have a great day. >> see you later. >> bill: thank you, guys. 9:00 a.m. in new york. get ready, america. here comes the second act. president biden set to lay out a massive new spending bill with sweeping plans from cradle to college. fundamental question throughout the day and morning, who will pay for it, right? i'm bill hemmer. good morning. >> dana: good morning. >> bill: how are you feeling? >> dana: i'm great. >> bill: i think we'll have a spicy two hours. >> dana: we're in a mood. not a rare mood, just a mood. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." we expect the president to sell his $2 trillion spending plan including free childcare and paid family leave in his first joint address to congress tonight. >> bill: the white house says he will pay for it by hiking taxes on big earners. republicans are slamming that proposal as more big government. >> president biden is very woke. he wants to

martha maccallum is up next. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum in new york. here's "the story.". arguing that we need to spend another $2 trillion on a infrastructure plan. there's a lot of stuff in here that is not categorized by any definition of infrastructure. republicans have said they're going to fight this every step of the way. the president says he's open to negotiating with them but makes clear that not spending is not an option. watch. >> we'll be listening. we'll be open to good ideas and good faith negotiations. here's w

we will have a special with martha maccallum that's going to begin in just about three minutes.eath can bring them together and they can remember what matters most, which is family. jedediah: yeah, also a lot of details emerged that prince philip had arranged for this funeral in advance. you know, this has been 25 years in the making. he was very specific about what he wanted to happen there, what he didn't want to happen there so, will basically be seeing his vision for what he wanted his farewell to look like. we will be taking a look at prince andrew is another person that has been somewhat controversial over the last several months with respect to his relationship with jeffrey epstein. of so many will be looking at him appearing in public for the first time in a long time. and lots of body language experts also watching, you know, the siblings harry and his sibling to see is there a dynamic there. lawrence: and the queen. jedediah: and the queen, right. lawrence: she has been very silent obviously they were married over 60 years, i think. jedediah: 70, actually. lawrence: 70

i'm martha maccallum. here's the story breaking at 3:00 p.m. eastern. we're waiting for a crucial decision from the judge in the chauvin trial in minneapolis. maurice hall, you'll see him on the right-hand side of the screen, he was with george floyd in the car may 25. they drove to cup foods. we heard floyd's girlfriend testify that she didn't like maurice hall. she believes he sold drugs to floyd. now we're waiting on the decision whether hall will be compelled to testify in this trial. he knows what happened before the police arrived. and what ensued in the struggle to arrest george floyd. he also may know about -- look at these pictures here, the pills found on the floor of floyd's car and a partial pill that was found in the police car that floyd was briefly in. all of which tested positive for methamphetamine and fentanyl. did george floyd die from the drug in his system or the knee on his neck? that is the question for this judge. criminal defense attorneys is here. but first, matt finn live outside the courthouse as we await the judge's decision

. >> and i martha maccallum.w president biden will take the podium and he will be announced as is the tradition on the floor. at the familiar call of the sergeant-at-arms. >> it's going a lot quicker because there aren't that many people to call in. and the lawmakers are not posted on the isle there is much

i'm martha maccallum in new york. this is "the story." watch this. >> quit your job! >> that was last night in new york city. people yelled at the police asking them to quit their jobs in the wake of the chauvin verdict. we know that other officers with chauvin that day are going to go to trial. those trials are still ahead this summer. a short time ago, merrick garland says the department of justice is going to investigate all of the minneapolis police department practices. >> yesterday's verdict in the state criminal trial does not address the potentially systemic policing issues in minneapolis. the challenges we face are deeply woven into our history. they did not arise today or last year. >> martha: the president of the united states also signalling that he believes it's not time to move on. >> vice president just referred to systemic racism is a stain on our nation's soul. such a verdict is much too rare. so we can't leave this moment or look away thinking our work is done. >> martha: we'll talk about that. minneapolis was quiet last night. homicides are up 70% i

i'm martha maccallum in new york. the measure has officially passed in the house. it got no republican support at all. democrats say it's all about giving 700,000 people that live in d.c. the representation that they should have in the halls of congress. here's their argument. >> d.c. residents have been petitioning for voting representation in congress and local autonomy for 220 years. the house will finally address this injust, unequal and undemocratic situation. >> i have had enough of my colleagues racist insinuations that somehow the people of washington d.c. are incapable or even unworthy. >> for my friends across the aisle saying this would lead to the addition of two democratic senators, so what? >> martha: so what says steny hoyer. republicans say they want to make sure that they don't lose the senate and the two votes could lock in a lot from their agenda. if they do that, if they achieve that, you would see a transformation of a lot of things in this country. >> here we are today pure power grab to give two democrat senators to the district of columbia.

i'm martha maccallum live in our nation's capitol. we're hours away from president biden's first address to the joint session of congress. before we get to that, breaking new, "the new york times" reporting moments ago that in addition to the raid at rudy guliani's apartment this morning by the fbi, well known attorney victoria pencing's d.c. home was also raided. we know seven fbi agents confiscated guliani's laptop and cell phone. guliani's attorney tell fox it's unnecessary and only doing it to make him look like he's some sort of criminal. the raid reportedly part of an investigation to whether guliani broke lobbying laws while he worked for president trump. former federal prosecutor andy mccarthy and brett tollman are here. first to david lee miller in new york we understand the former attorney to president trump is hosting his radio show. we are about to hear from him, hi, david lee. >> that's correct. rudy guliani is in the building behind me. he's got a radio show. we understand he's doing that remotely from his home. at this

martha maccallum >> the white house is growing chaos. this is "the faulkner focus" i'm in today for harris. stunning numbers as the feds say they have encountered more than 171,000 migrants in the month of march alone. take a good look at that number. look at the year-over-year number. 34,000 in march of 2020. anybody that tells you there is not a huge escalation here is simply not looking at the numbers. and the latest sign that the border crisis is picking up. more than 18,000 migrant children and teenagers are now packed in the facilities you see on the lower screen. the d.e.a. is warning that smugglers, because of all this movement, now have dramatically more turnt to sneak narcotics over the border while this is going on. at the same time, deportations are falling dramatically under the biden administration. so the arizona governor doug doocy weighing in saying the white house is in total denial pointing to what the dhs secretary told him. >> secretary mayorkas and i had a conversation. i felt at the end of the conversation he was d

i'm martha maccallum. this is clearly the story right now. hearing one last time from the prosecution side. after the defense led by eric nelson finishes his closing argument, after this break, the final word will come from attorney blackwell. he will come back in for the prosecution's side in a form of rebuttal. that's the way this works that will be the fine thing that the jury will hear from both sides and then they will begin after the judge gives them their instructions, they'll begin their actual deliberations in this trial that is being watched so closely across the nation. so the charges that they will consider, if proven, could put derek chauvin behind bars for anywhere from 10 to 40 years. he's currently 45 years old. the charges that have been brought against him that this jury will consider are second degree murder, third degree murder and second degree man slaughter. that is the one that holds the ten-year potential for a prison sentence for derek chauvin. now, there's reports on the national level that the president is watching

. >> about two years ago, we heard the news that martha maccallum was possibly writing a book. that fact caught our eye because we are always on the lookout for authors of important new books who can join us for our speaker series at the reagan library. so needless to say, we were really pleased when we learned that it was true. martha was in the thick of writing what was certain to be a best selling book. one that

martha maccallum will anchor live coverage here on fox news.anies are taking heat after attempting to distance themselves from politics after trashing georgia's new voter laws. coca-cola now says we believe the best way to make progress now is for everyone to come together to listen, respectfully. share concerns and collaborate on a path forward. it is time to find common ground. in the end, we all want the same thing, free and fair elections, the cornerstone of our democracy. but that's not sitting well with some. look at this op-ed in the "washington examiner". part of it says coca-cola ceo james quincey ignored the actual facts around georgia's bill which expanded opportunities for voters in the state choosing instead to join the democratic party's fact-free assault on georgia republicans. he called the bill a step backwards. now the company wants to make up with conservatives. fallout continues from major league baseball's decision to move its all-star game from atlanta to denver. my next guest wants the mlb to foot the bill for the $100 mi

. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody i'm with martha maccallum, it greg gutfeld, juan williams, and in newk city, this is "the five." another rush to judgment over a deadly police shooting. this is a tragedy. there is no denying that. the democrats and the media racing to politicize officer killing 16-year-old michaela bryant who had a knife in her hand -- ma'khia bryant with a knife in her hand lunching at another girl. instead of waiting for the facts, the white house said this. >> she was a child. we are thinking of friends and families who are grieving her loss. we know police violence proportionally impacts black and latino people and communities and black women like black men and boys with higher rates of police violence. >> jesse: and l liberals in the media are trying to downplay the dangers of knife fights. former obama white house advisor valerie jarrett tweeting "a police officer immediately decided to shoot her multiple times in order to break up a knife fight." in a cnn guest said this -- >> the question we have to ask yourself, what if it were your daughter? what if it were y

i'm martha maccallum in new york. here's "the story" as we await the release now of a new video, this time it's from elizabeth city, north carolina. the city there is on edge. they've been waiting for this since 11:00 a.m. we'll take you there as soon as this video is released. that as the president gets ready for a very big address to congress. his first. he will speak to the nation as well on wednesday night this week. here's a big question. how much attention will he give to this issue of the scrutiny of police and how, if at all, will he address another huge story across this country, which is the frightening rise in crime that we're seeing in our cities. many police officers take an early exit from the beat. a new york city officer dragged by the car of a gas member that was out on bail during what was an attempted traffic stop. watch this. terrifying he made it out of that with a back injury thankfully, this weekend, the city saw two dozen shootings. the streets are less safe for many reasons including the disba

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martha maccallum hosts special coverage of prince philip's funeral make sure to tune in for that. thanks for inviting us into your home. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. fox news prime time hosted by lawrence jones starts right now. have a great weekend, lawrence. >> lawrence: thanks, bret, i enjoyed the "notable quotables." [laughter] >> bret: see you, buddy. >> lawrence: thanks, my friend. welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ >> lawrence: hi, i'm lawrence jones. and tonight the media is slowly starting to catch up. ever since he burst onto the national scene last year, dr. anthony fauci has become one of the most recognizable people in america. he is everywhere, on every channel, at every briefer. he is even on every cover of every magazine. dr. fauci is on the national tv more than jlo he is not as cute as her, of course, every time he is on he is doing his best to warn the american people about the status of the pandemic. he has never been wrong, not about masks, not about social distancing, and certainly when he said we only needed two weeks to

i'm martha maccallum live in new york. here's the story. the firestorm in georgia that has the whole country watching is heating up this afternoon. texas governor greg abbott says, you know what? i'm not going to throw out that first pitch tonight at the mlb game that gets started. texas rangers game at their home opener. so in moments, we'll talk to the man at the center of what's going on in georgia. that's brian kemp. he's standing by. we'll be with him in just a minute. his state stands to lose $100 million now that the mlb yanked the all-star game out of atlanta. rand paul joins us as well. he wants to know how coke and delta and microsoft can get around uighur concentration camps in china. they do big business there every year but want to cancel a voter law in passed in georgia by the house and the senate but duly elected representatives in the state of georgia. later today, an arizona school is proposing an equity plan as an essential part of the elementary school curriculum for all the little kids in their school system. that's faci

i'm martha maccallum in new york. here's the story right now. the biden white house is running into head winds. intensifying scrutiny from some, you might say unlikely places including "washington post." this headline in the hill today. "white house moves to reshape role of u.s. capitalism." a percentage of gdp, the biden plan is bigger as a percentage of gdp than the new deal was. that was the effort that transformed the federal government's role and expanded it in the lives of americans down the road with the great society that laid the ground work for the u.s. entitlement system. so the biden plan shrinks capitalism by saddling american companies with the highest tax rate in the world. according to the tax foundation. therefore, the least competitive. it expand government involvement dramatically in commerce and in people's lives. a move that may endear progressives to the plan. a.o.c. says it's not enough money. transportation secretary pete buttigieg who has a big role in this, he's happy to hear that. >> we need to go way higher. we're tal

i'm martha maccallum in new york. president biden on his way to arlington national cemetery. he will visit section 60 where veterans of afghanistan are buried. he announced a complete withdrawal of the remaining u.s. troops through by this september 11th, which is the 20th anniversary of the attack on america by osama bin laden. and we're waiting for live remarks from senator lindsey graham that will take issue with this action by president biden. while many americans will welcome this withdrawal, it was first declared by president trump. he wanted out by may. graham does not. we'll bring you that live and show you both sides of that story. jack keane is here and also congressman michael waltz, an afghanistan veteran. they're uniquely qualified to weigh-in on what happens september 12, 2021. first to kristin fisher live at the white house where the president just spoke. kristin? >> martha, speaking from the same room where former president bush announced the air strikes in afghanistan 20 years ago, president biden said it's time to end america's longest war. all u.s. troops o

martha maccallum hosts special coverage of prince philip's funeral make sure to tune in for that.t's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. fox news prime time hosted by lawrence jones starts right now. have a great weekend, lawrence. >> lawrence: thanks, bret, i enjoyed the "notable quotables." [laughter] >> bret: see you, buddy. >> lawrence: thanks, my friend. welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ >> lawrence: hi, i'm lawrence jones. and tonight the media is slowly starting to catch up. ever since he burst onto the national scene last year, dr. anthony fauci has become one of the most recognizable people in america. he is everywhere, on every channel, at every briefer. he is even on every cover of every magazine. dr. fauci is on the national tv more than j low but he

i'm martha maccallum. we're live in new york. we have breaking news in two big stories that are intersecting in minnesota. we're waiting for a news conference in minnesota on the safety concerns there. they called out the national guard last night. we'll bring you that live. also in the derek chauvin case, these things are happening on two parallel tracks right now and raising a lot of tensions. the prosecution about ready to rest in the chauvin trial and the new shooting that raises a number of issues for the jury in the chauvin trial. the judge was asked should they be sequesters. might they be influenced by the rioting and looting that happened in this other situation that are raising tensions. the judge said no, he's not going to sequester the jury. we watched an extraordinary news conference, an emotional police chief. tim gannon explaining a shooting involving another officer. this officer mistakingly discharged her weapon. she killed a 20-year-old we believe based on what they said so far. 24-year-old dante wright in a tra

i'm martha maccallum in new york. we have a big developing story this afternoon. the white house briefing is underway. there's increased calls to investigate john kerry and his relationship with iran. we're watching this briefing. we'll take you there as soon as the question is underway to jen psaki about this relationship and whether or not they're going to stand by john kerry. republicans are calling for him to step down in the white house as the former trump state department spokesperson says kerry has an odd pattern of undermining israel and supporting iran. the biden state department pushing back. >> if you go back and look at press reporting from the time, this was not secret. governments were speaking to this publicly on the record. >> leaked audio reveals the opposite. the iranian foreign minister says when kerry shared israeli intelligence with him, it was news to him. he said "kerry has to tell me that israel has attacked 200 times since syria?" the interview asked he didn't know? he asked it twice. both times he said no. this has been reported in one ti

. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody i'm with martha maccallum, it greg gutfeld, juan williams, and in new a deadly police shooting. this is a tragedy. there is no denying that. the democrats and the media racing to politicize officer killing 16-year-old michaela bryant who had a knife in her hand -- ma'khia bryant with a knife in her hand lunching at another girl.