i'm matt finn. now back to "tucker carlson tonight." for your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >> tucker: so new york city just got vaccine passports. everybody has to show medical papers to go anywhere. you're going to have to show proof of vaccination to get a drink in a bar, diner in a restaurant. it's just the beginning. bill de blasio made it clear he wants to extend the mandate to children as young as 5. >> hopefully soon our 5 to 11-year-olds will be eligible for vaccination. we don't want to separate families. we want families to enjoy stuff together but in a safe environment. for folks that work in gyms,restaurants, you go into an environment and you know everybody is vaccinated and everybody is safe. >> tucker: it's clear at this point the tens of millions of americans that recovered from covid and naturally immune have greater protection against the virus than people that have been vaccinated. that seems pretty clear. but there's no exemption for them. they have to take the medicine anyway. we don't want to separate families

matt finn has more. >> brittany commisso has accused governor cuomo of sexual harassment. she said while taking the selfie, the governor inappropriately touched her. >> i then felt while taking a selfie his hand go down my back on to my butt. he started rubbing it. not sliding it, not quickly brushing over it. rubbing my butt. >> commisso alleges the governor gave her hugs that she says were not the type that he would give her mother or brother but the type seeking sexual satisfaction. they were not welcome. the governor has denied inappropriately touching anyone. he released a reel of him kissing and hugging people saying it's a normal behavior. there's growing calls for cuomo to resign. even the president said cuomo should step down. the new york assembly is conducting an impeachment investigation. they only need a simply majority vote to move forward with the trial, tucker. >> tucker: matt finn. thanks so much for that. >> thank you. >> tucker: so andrew cuomo is a weirdo, a butt rubber. but tomorrow we'll see that but take time to defend the chief body building brother

i matt finn. now back to "tucker carlson tonight."r headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >> tucker: so the biden administration doing all kinds of things almost immediately after joe biden was inaugurated in january but the very first thing they did, the first big policy change they did and they when they stuck to most assiduously has been to open our southern border not simply to latin america but to the world. invited they do that? why is that the one thing they did it immediately and have kept doing? because they want to change who lives in this country and they are doing that to undermine democracy itself. when you change who votes, you change the outcome of elections and they believe by opening the border, they can ensure permanent control of our political system for generations print that is not a conspiracy theory, they say it out loud all the time. an attack you if you note it. dick durbin who was a senator reportedly from illinois just set it out loud on the floor of the senate a few days ago. last week, "the new york times" pub

matt finn is a terrible governor, but we want to pause from filing on andrew cuomo and take a momentdefend the chief body building correspondent over at cnn who is his brother. notta going to show any pictures of chris cuomo flexing at the camera. we've done that before but just going to note that at the middle of this scandal that may have removed his brother of office, we know what you are thinking, could this really be a vacation? cnn broke into its extended coverage to extend delma answer that question. yes, it's a real vacation. here is their position on his vacation. >> tell a well off post to hang out by the pool a couple of weeks is not a real punishment. it is b.s. scolding a host in public, saying what they did is inappropriate, that is a natural punishment. chris is going to have a surreal birthday on monday.ay he always takes his birth week off. but this year he's going to be absent whilelw his brother is fighting for his political life trying to stop this impeachment train. and going to say chris has been canceled when they do not seepo them on the air on monday. do not

fox's matt finn is here with that story. w explicit images and videos have surfaced of hunter biden reportedly engaging in acts with a prostitute. he tells about a third lap top of his that went missing and has graphic videos on it. the daily mail report that the images and video are pulled from the same hunter biden laptop found at the delaware computer store two years ago. in a video from that hard drive, hunter biden allegedly tells a prostitute he went on an 18-day bender in las vegas in 2018, paying up to $10,000 a night for a penthouse. at one point he says he ended up with a group of men, including a drug dealer, and a woman he describes as a "russian brunette." biden says he blacked out in the hot tub by himself. the group thought he might be dead, but he came to. after that night he realized his laptop was stolen and was worried the group he was with in vegas might blackmail him for compromising sex videos. >> they have videos of me doing this. [bleep]. >> [inaudible] speak of the daily mail reports his story about t

i matt finn. now back to "tucker carlson tonight." for all your headlines.♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: ted nugent has been a rock star for more than 50 years but he can still talk and think clearly because he hasn't been loaded the whole time. he's been sober the whole time and he's one of the country's most articulate defenders of our basic constitutional rights, in particular the right to bear arms. he started a group called hunter nation that organizes people hunt, sportsmen, to stand up for those rights. for a brand-new episode of tucker carlson today we spoke at great length to ted nugent and it was an amazing conversation. here's part of it. ♪ ♪ >> i'm in a political firestorm. i've always been confrontational, especially regarding the second amendment and hunting rights. and i've never been uncomfortable when they attacked me. i go -- so venison is -- you don't recognize its value? what you think dear are here for? if you don't eat them, what are they here for. carrying a gun, i would be attacked for carrying a gun. i would go so by the way, venison in self-def

correspondent matt finn updating the latest fights over vaccines for young americans. from here in california to texas and new york, there is a growing list of mask and vaccine mandates for students of all ages. in los angeles, culver city school district is believed to become the first in the state to require all students 12 years and older to be vaccinated. the superintendent says parents, teachers, and staff overwhelmingly support the move. >> i want to promise to that family that in the afternoon when this child is returning to you, we have done everything we could have done to return this child safely to you. >> i kind of agree with it. you don't know if someone has it or not, at this point. we all look normal, you can be asymptomatic. >> i don't agree with it. it should be a choice. >> california has ordered all k-12 student and employee is be vaccinated or take coronavirus tests weekly. making employees get vaccinated with no options for test. in new york city, mayor de blasio tweeting friday morning "covid-19 vaccination will be required for all students and st

fox news matt finn has that story for us tonight. cker, you may recall that viral video from the january 6th riot showing the capitol police officer shoot and kill ashli babbitt inside the capital. an internal investigation has reported the exonerated that officer. [indistinct shouting] according to a memo obtained by nbc news, the justice department found the capitol police officer had not acted appropriate and was cleared of any charges in the shooting death ashli babbitt peer with a memo which reportedly came from the matter of the capitol police office believe no further actions will be taken. fox news reached out to the capitol police office for comment. 35-year-old babbitt was a president trump supporter and was shot by a single bullet as she tried to enter through a door near the house chamber. former president trump demanded justice for babbitt. the grieving mother of babbitt says no current elected official reached out with any questions regarding her daughter's death. tucker? >> tucker: matt finn for us tonight. thanks so mu

matt finn has that story. >> white house medical advisor dr. that some individual freedoms should take a backseat during this ongoing pandemic and fauci is endorsing vaccine mandates for teachers and professors. >> i mean, i know people must like to have their individual freedom and not be told to do something, but i think we are in such a serious situation now that under certain circumstances, mandates should be done. it's understandable that people want to do the kinds of things they want to do, they want the freedom to do that, but there comes a time when you're dealing with a public health crisis that could involve you, your family, and everyone else, that something supersedes that need to do exactly what you want to do. >> fauci is also expressing his concern that the motorcycle rally happening right now in south dakota might become a super-spreader event. san diego state university study concluded last summer about stress bike rally caused an outbreak in coronavirus cases, but south dakota governor kristi noem said ongoing tests week afte

i am matt finn. now back to "tucker carlson tonight."den's infrastructure bill is winding its way to the senate. a lot going on, you may have missed this, but you should know, it is moving without meaningful republican opposition. that means unless something changes very soon, it will become law. here's what you should know about that bill. it's 2700 pages long. it will cost more than a trillion dollars. it will not pay for itself despite what they told you, and much of it has nothing whatsoever to do with infrastructure, meaning fixing roads and bridges and airports and train stations and all the rest that embarrasses americans. instead, this bill will make science denial official, ensuring gender identity and federal law. it would allow the government to track your driving, why? so they can charge you a fee for every mile you go. this in addition to the gas tax. and scariest of all, this bill requires all new vehicles in the united states to come with monitoring technology. such as eye scanners or breathalyzers. and that means that goi

correspondent matt finn is taking a closer look. the minneapolis city council can be credited with spearheading the nationwide defund and reimagine police movement. this november minneapolis voters will decide whether they want and make their current police department. there is a one million-dollar campaign asking voters to vote yes. the group yes for minneapolis has gathered roughly $983,000 to replace the police department and the public safety agency. currently the minneapolis city charter requires a certain number of police officers per population. the minneapolis city council cannot legally reduce the number of police officers unless voters approve changing the rule. there is concern that the million-dollar yes for minneapolis fund in favor of ending the police department is largely outside dollars. the dc-based organization moveon.org gifted nearly half of the total funds, $430,000 to staffing services and the national aclu gives $75,000 in cash and $4,000 in staff time. the opposing group, all of minneapolis, which supports p

i am matt finn. now back to "hannity."your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, now, as we have been showing you night after night, failed far left democratic leaders, they don't even, literally, follow their own covid restrictions, even as they want the rest of us, all of you to follow their draconian orders, all of them. rules for thee, but not for me, not for you. that has been the driving model of prominent democrats. and we start with embattled governor -- let's start with gavin newsom, who is now in the fight of his life, the recall rate with polls now finally having him under water. i enough covid hypocrisy has sunk into the people of california. you may remember, back in november 2020, remember he caught at that group dinner, ritzy french laundry restaurant, no masks, no social distancing, all while telling everyone else in california that doing this would be putting lives at risk, and that's not all. his kids, they were back in person learning at school, while most of the rest of the state of

i'm matt finn., log on to foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ >> sean: tonight, afghan women are living in fear, they are fearful for their faith, for their lives under oppressive taliban rule. they know what it is like. many of them lived through it before. and according to multiple reports, the attacks, the torture, the human rights violations have already begun. on many levels. here with the very latest, she has reported many times now from afghanistan, has many contacts in afghanistan, and has been in contact with people now for the better part of, you know, a week, our own sara carter, investigative reporter, sara, what is the latest? >> oh, sean, people are living in terror right now. can you imagine being hunted down by the taliban, hunted down like animals, women are hiding, most of my sources, i have been speaking to over 30 people in various different groups. some of my sources are around the kabul embassy and around, as well, the kabul international airport. they are in hiding. they have been beaten. i have

matt finn is joining us. evening, matt. >> in supporters insists considering reading and math is essential skills creates an unfair challenge for students who do not test well historically minority students. local reports say there was some bipartisan support. republicans of come out against this new bill claiming it lowers expectations for kids. oregon's democratic governor kate brown's office tells fox news that right now graduation requirements remain the same. this new bill creates an opportunity to review graduation requirements saying that today more than 40% of oregon's public school students are of color. the governor's office also denies that governor brown signed this bill in secret last month as reported because they say notifications were sent to senate offices the same day. oregon's republican house minority leader christine drazen is slamming the curriculum saying the approach for senate bill 744 is to lower our expectations for our kids. this is the wrong time to do it. when we've had this year

fox news correspondent matt finn has more. >> that man admitted he was drinking and pulled his gun out of his waistband during the traffic stop over the weekend and opened fire. police stopped the suv, the 21-year-old and his 22-year-old brother were driving with expired plates. eric morgan who was driving followed instructions but the situation escalated when monte morgan refused to set down his drink and his cell phone. body camera footage shows morgan had a handgun in his waistband. he struggled with police and then fired, shooting and killing ella french and a 39-year-old male officer was also shot in the right side. the officers fell to the ground face up. here's a prosecutor in court today describing what happened next. >> defendant did monte morgan seen on video emerging from the passenger compartment holding a gun in his left hand. he can be seen on victim two's camera coming back into view and stepping over the bodies of those officers as they lay in the street. >> a third police officer eventually shot monte morgan. today cook county judge arthur willis ordered monte morgan t

correspondent matt finn joins us from the west coast newsroom. good evening. >> hi, shannon.m the grocery store to the gas pump and even booking separate travel, the data shows we are paying a lot more in many areas of life right now. >> inflation continue to surge in july. how much we are paying for food, services and energy jumped 5.4% compared to this time last year. the month of june also saw 5.4 increase compared to 2020. the biggest 12 month spike since 2008. at the grocery store, prices are going up quickest on meat, poultry and eggs. shoppers say they are changing their habits. >> the size and are getting a little bit smaller. usually i would see people order five things. now it's -- >> people are spending more money probably looking at other options. online opportunities or even costco, sam's club. >> the cost of tvs went up 9.9%. appliances 12.3%. washers and 17.9%. hotels, rental cars in airfare are on the rise. housing prices also continue to climb. bolstering the argument that inflation could continue into the fall. on wednesday the president praised a labor depa

fox news national correspondent matt finn is here with more. matt? have now been charged in relation to the shooting death of chicago police officer ella french. chicago police say 22-year-old eric morgan is charged with multiple felonies including unlawful use of a weapon, his brother, 21-year-old amman at a morgan is charged with first degree murder and attempted murder of a police officer. police say an indiana man jamal is charged with illegally buying the gun that was used to shoot to death chicago police officer ella french. dansy bought the gun for eric morgan who was unable to purchase a farmer because of his felony background. 29-year-old officer ella french was shot and killed on chicago's south side over the weekend. her partner, a male officer, was also shot in the head and is in critical condition. french had been on the force for four years, a member of the community safety team. here are some of the horrifying audio moments after french and her partner were shot. >> officer down! i got an officer down, 10/1. officer down, officer down,

. ♪ ♪ereame ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live, i am matt finn in los angeles.zen since th bointheback started with many people lost their jobs if peopl can choose to keep paying monthly or lather payments to b frozen until january 31 of next year. the department of education say it will give people time to sav and plan for future payments. us employers adding 943,000 job in july. bringing the unemployment rate down to 5.4 percent. president biden as is appraisin his administration saying his job plan is working. some people who are stressed about the delta variant are dropping out of the workforce. citing worries about having to return to their office again is reporting that hiring is 5.8 nowhere that been june now back to "tucker carlson tonight." >> tucker: joe biden's infrastructure bill is winding its way to the senate.oe a lot going on, you may have missed this, but you should know, it is moving without meaningful republican opposition. that means unless something changes very soon, it will become law. here's what you should know about thater bill. it's 27

>> tucker: matt finn, thanks for that. you can watch our interview, amazing interview, on foxnation.com. and we hope that you will, it's worth it. now, ladies and gentlemen, sean hannity takes over. >> sean: i will pick up right there. welcome to "hannity." we are tracking multiple genomic stories including some of the footage you just saw, hunter biden's laptop from hell, it shows the president's son expressing blackmail concerns while in bed with a female companion. we have the entire three and a half minute video that we will play in full. he is part of it >> sean: by the way, adam schiff, you always look for "compromising materials" to give to the fbi. i think we found them. we will play the entire three and half minutes, that's coming up. somebody might want to tell the congenital liar, adam schiff, from california, to watch. we've got the comprising materials, finally. and the california recall election just weeks away, gavin newsom's poll numbers sinking like a rock. now, the pressure now appears to be more than he

correspondent matt finn taking a closer look. good evening. >> good evening, shannon. some u.s.port terminals might be looking more like hurricane shelters. travel hassles drag on. hundreds of canceled and delete spirit airlines flight. spirit, florida-based budget carrier canceled 461 flights since sunday and delayed 452 leaving many passengers across the country stranded and fuming. >> this line, i started back there last night at midnight. i got to the front at 9:00 a.m. this morning. nine hours. didn't get a food voucher or hotel voucher. it's the first and last time i'll be flying spirit. >> spirit airlines says it's working around-the-clock to accommodate passengers dealing with travel disruptions at several hubs over the weekend the airline pilots association and spirit tell fox reports of a pilot strike are not true. as for your representatives of the cancellations and delays are due to a series of weather and operational challenges, explaining in part "we needed to make proactive cancellations to some flights across the network but the majority of flights are still sche

. >> shannon: matt finn, thank you. it is time to bring in kevin corke.ics, kevin, we would like to talk about, and courts. so many people got involved with a food situation last night in a big debate over pineapple on pizza and you and i said next day for that. more information about like, dislike, pizza toppings but what do you have for us tonight? >> i will begin with most americans don't like and this is part of a pole 6,000 u.s. adults asked about their least favorite pizza topping. what would you guess the least favorite pizza topping is in this country? >> shannon: apparently last night people didn't think pineapple belongs on there. >> believe it or not commit is in the top five. the least favorite anchovies, 61% of americans said yuck to anchovies, eggplant, broccoli, pineapple. >> shannon: who is putting eggplant or partly on pizza question mike >> i'm with you. who, where? now watch, we will get a bunch of tweets. >> shannon: i'm sorry, delicious pizza. >> welcome on broccoli on a pizza? anyway the flip side, 64% of americans say "yes" pepperon

on top of that problem you have the legal gun problem like the story we just talked about form matt finnhink the third and most important when you think about policing in this country, there are calls that police don't want to go in and calls the other professionals are better adapted to do with. and then when we think about reimagining police comments about making sure we have the right people going to the right calls and making sure we are saving lives that way. and i think that is what cities have to be doing now and they have these conversations about reimagining police will end with that policy looks like. >> shannon: a little snapshot of what happened in chicago along with those police officers. one killed, when clinging to life. 86 shooting victims, 54 shooting incidents, and 13 murders. that is one weekend, horace. why is there not more anger at mayor lightfoot and getting things under control there? she said important things like the police are our friends, which to protect them and take care of them. the police there are saying essentially the head of the union saying too littl

correspondent matt finn is tracking that. >> the faa warning airports to monitor how much booze theyasking local police to file charges against disorderly passengers more often. the federal aviation administration said there has been 3,715 incidents involving unruly passengers since january first, now investigating 600 cases, nearly double the numbers of 2019 and 2020 combined. the majority of incidents right now are people who do not want to wear face masks. now the faa administrator is expressing his concern about alcohol being served into go cups and in airport restaurants and bars. this comes a summer travel nightmares in recent days, especially at spirit airlines, which canceled more than 1,300 fights over the weekend on 100 more each day since, including today. >> canceled without reason. nobody knows the reason. this first time and last time, i tell everybody, don't take spirit. never take spirit. >> no email, no customer service agent reached out to us. it is frustrating. i hope this is a learning process for spirit because it is for us. >> i'm really kind of disappointed. i'

. >> bill: matt finn thank you in chicago again. >> dana: also more on this. soaring at the southern border seizing nearly $600 million worth just this year. jonathan is in la joya, texas. >> the new border patrol chief tells me the drug surge is directly linked to the migrant surge because the cartels are in his words taking advantage of the chaos at the border. the customs and border protection publishing pictures overnight of some of the recent cocaine seizures and take a look at the numbers, 76 1/2,000 pounds of company tain seized in the last 10 months. a 70% increase over 2020. and that is worth more than half a billion dollars in terms of street value. meantime, dana, the migrants keep coming. our cameras out again last night in la joya, texas, talking to the migrants who all have a similar story of how and why they make this journey. listen here. >> she is fleeing honduras because her dad has several enemies. the gangs have attacked them and gone after him and have threatened to go after her family. she is here because her hometown, her area was hit by