>> miranda: look, i think that was one of the most compelling arguments, the thread that ran through the prosecution's entire argument, that was the lack of compassion. you know, he kept saying that derek chauvin was right on top of george floyd as he was dying, that he had to know that he was dying and he could have at any point in that 9 minutes and 30 seconds relented and offered help to this dying man beneath him. so he did a brilliant job at as kayleigh said and that in itself is a and approach to all the activists, democrats who are pouring scorn and really trying to upend this process, this is about victims of law, it is color-blind as leo said, it is about right and wrong, it is about whether or not the jury finds that derek chauvin is guilty of second-degree murder or manslaughter. and it's not about race, it's not about policing, it's not about historic injustice, it's about the facts before us and our system is working and you can see that from what the prosecutor, his performance which was, there's a lot on his shoulders, i think the entire reputation of our justice syste

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carley: not a bad replacement there with miranda lambert. but mrs.dedicated doula. we're not sure if her sister had the baby yet but if she did, congratulations to the family. todd: somebody took six weeks to get really sarcastic. carley: it was a great award show overall, a lot of fun moments. jillian: i don't get into the shows anymore. carley: you and many other people. this one, very short acceptance speeches and it was packed with a lot of performances. jillian: carley, thank you. todd: next year artist of the year, carley shimkus. carley: i heard you gave me an award. todd: the daily mail reported prince harry could stay in the u.k. until after the queen's birthday on wednesday, after reportedly going on a walk with his father, prince charles. first time i've actually ever reported someone going on a walk with their dad. it was the first face-to-face meeting between them since harry left the u.k. with his wife, meghan markle. prince harry and his brother were seen talking after the funeral on saturday. jillian: looks like matthew mcconaughey ma

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rights for where miranda doesn't apply or whether when there's a miranda violation. it doesn't count and so on and so on and so courts have many ways of tackling a body of precedent that there's a majority that doesn't like it. so i would i would expect that sure. that's why the court. that's why it's such a hot political issue right now because there's so much. hanging by the thread and i'll just say one. one thing that actually sort of meant to say the roberts court of today it's kind of an anomaly in that we had before justice scalia died. you know four justices on one side for justice is on the other side in the quote swing justice justice kennedy in the middle who could decide every case that most of us care most about that's not the historic pattern of how the court's been organized. so the burger court there were three or four justices who were basically in the middle just as powell justice white justice stewart the early justice john paul stevenson at least made a very different dynamic. so, you know now that i mean, who knows what the supreme court dynamic i

here with more fox news contributor joe concha, miranda devine, miranda we will start with you.r reaction to the media. and this insanity. >> well, obviously, they are making themselves look like idiots. they are people that don't live in the real world. they obviously have never shot a gun. they have never even done as i have done and a journalist has done, one of those simulator programs that the police do. when i did it come i was completely hopeless. i would have been shot, and i accidentally shot a victim. so it is not easy. and it took immense presence of mind and skill. so that officer to save the life of the girl in pink, who was a split second away from being stabbed with a gigantic butcher's knife. and of course, it is tragic that the 16-year-old ma'khia bryant has died, but i think what perhaps is more tragic is her life. why did she end up the way she did? why was she in and out of foster care? and i want to look at the background that creates this kind of rage that the police have dropped into because they are invited in the peer they are asked to come in to save li

miranda devine joins us now and she's also a fox news contributor.worry in this moment, miranda. >> you are already saying that retirement from nypd have accelerated recruitment is difficult, and this is an environment in which police are nice and criminalized while we are somehow making the criminals into civil-rights murders. it's not a good way to be because crime is out of control for a number of reasons including the fact that police have effectively been stripped of their authority and are being openly challenged. at resisting arrest seems to be just the way that a lot of criminals or even people who aren't criminals inc. that they should behave when they are pulled over by police for purposely reasonable reasons. the upshot of course is exactly what a lot of democratic activists who want to. to hear congresswoman rashida tlaib and other members of the squad calling for complete abolishment of police saying no more policing and no more incarceration, when they currently are working at a place that is behind barbed wire and it is guarded around

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we need that. >> miranda, you are absolutely right.t. >> up next, last call. [♪♪♪] dan: i found this on social media. catching a fish nearly as big as the kid himself. the little guy reeling in a big bass that puts up a big fight. >> oh, my goodness! dan: he's a natural. he's the roy hobbs of fishing. "justice with judge jeanine" is up next. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. let's get right to my open. there are two things citizens everywhere in the world know to be alarmed about if taken away. one is freedom of speech, and the second is the wright to bear arms. joe biden's official position on the right to bear arms puts us in peril of become a fascist state. in his latest effort calling for more gun control

let me get miranda in here quick. >> yeah, high matt, lawrence. >> excuse me, miranda.y. it seems there is some problem with training. but you cannot go and surrender to the mob. minneapolis, because of the derek chauvin trial, that entire area is just on -- the police have been under siege for over a year. now, you have a situation where the people of minneapolis and their suburbs need police, because there are bad people with guns. there are criminals, as there are everywhere. they need to be kept safe from them. but what has happened is that an absolutely incompetent to city government has decided to defund police and demoralize police. the activists have been at it. you've got wild mobs out there. so, tensions are high and mistakes happen. and that is not to excuse this mistake at all. but the city manager was absolutely right. he was standing up for the rule of law for due process. these are basic things that stop our society from descending into outer barbarism and chaos. and you need to be able to do that. and for him to be fired for standing up for due process i

as she submerges miranda into the illness, she reveals the fear the disease prompted.the character says i am in pain all over and you are in such a dangers, i cannot bear to think about. she and her boyfriend a wonder why they cannot save each other. one item is top -- taking care of miranda, they talk about what's each had meant to do as if their deaths were preordained. she gives a sense of the peace and the terror, the coherence and the confusion that she passed through herself as a patient. and perhaps warning of just how painful her life in the aftermath would be, her character distance seem to fear death. but instead finds comfort in, and tranquility and amazement of joy and approach. the death is not to be hers. it portrays vividly the malaise and depression from which victims suffered in the aftermath. she struggles to rejoin the living, long instead for the heaven of her dream. her desolation is not the only illness she's recovering from but the loss of adam, who's that she experiences of full trick. and then develop and with an ironic declaration of the promi

joining us "new york post" columnist miranda devine.n my 10 years doing media and running for office that i have ever seen. >> you are so right. it begs belief that he had no idea if it's his laptop. we have all the receipts to prove it. we broke the story about the laptop last october. his father's friends in big tech and the rest of the media decided to suppress and censor that story. but it's amazing how much effort hunter biden is going to in promoting his book in pretending the laptop is unimportant. you don't need the laptop, you have got the book. he admits the bikes an effort to launder his image and eradicate the need for anyone to look into the laptop. but in the book there is little about the laptop. he only fesses up to a portion of his crack cocaine addiction. but the idea that he doesn't know about his laptop, he knows the fbi has the laptop, they have had it for a long time, and they have been looking at it, and he knows he's under criminal investigation. he admitted that for things like tax evasion and foreign agents pro

as she submerges miranda into the illness, she reveals the fear the disease sometimes prompted.she says the character, i am in pain all over, and you are in such dangers, i can't bear to think about. and she on her boyfriend adam wondered together why they cannot save each other. when adam is taking care of miranda, they talk about what each of them had meant to do as if their deaths were pre-ordained. she gives a sense of the peace and the terror, the coherence and the confusion she passed through herself as a patient, and how painful her life in the aftermath would be, her character miranda doesn't seem to fear death but instead finds tranquility in its possible approach. but death is not to be hers. victims often suffered from depression. she struggles to rejoin the living, longing instead for the heaven of her dream. her desilation isn't only the illness she overcame but the death of adam. and it ends with an ironic declaration of the promise of the future. now there would be time for everything. the novella ends with a profound sense of despair. and it anticipates central t

miranda, thank you for coming on. what is the context around this decision? dairy no man jury was not sequestered, so they were able to see what was happening and broader american society. what did they see? >> well, you would hope the jury did the right thing and came to the correct verdict. >> tucker: yes. i do hope that. >> but an enormous amount of pressure on them, you know, a lot of them live in the area, and there were riots, there was violence four days throughout the trial. there was a severed pig's head left on the doorstep of what was presumed to be the house of one of the defense witnesses. there was so much menace and intimidation around that trial, that even the president today, before the jury came back, said that he was praying for the right verdict. you had members of congress like maxine waters weighing in and saying that if the verdict wasn't a guilty verdict, that there should be more confrontation by the mob. in other words, violence, looting, arson, it's what this country has put up with for a year, and then you have the president tonigh

thanks, miranda. congratulations on preserving your dignity and self-respect and doing the right thing through this. speaking of that, piers morgan was forced out of his job for telling the truth. we spoke an hour. has he changed his mind about meghan markle? a really interesting conversation. a long clip from it next. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. >> tucker: piers morgan lost his job last month in the u.k. for asking a pretty obvious question that all of us should be asking. how did the most powerful people in the world get away with pretending to be victims? you see it everywhere. we have very long and fascinating conversat

it could almost be the work of a young, french miranda july, with an emphasis on the french. and matter—of—fact about sexual matters. it's no surprise to learn that she's the daughter of actors, sandrine kiberlain and vincent lindon. spring blossom is on curzon home cinema now and it will be in cinemas when they open on may the 17th. finally, a tribute to one of the world's most famous fashion designers, pierre cardin. in the 60s, he decided that it's ok to use a japanese person, it's ok to use a person that looked like me with brown skin. what he was selling was not a colour of skin. the documentary house of cardin is a pacey, colourful insight into the work of cardin. he was actually born in italy but moved to paris in 1916. after working for christian dior, he launched the eponymous brand and didn't stop at the famous bubble dress, designing everything from glasses to aeroplanes. in archive interviews, the young cardin comes off as pretty pleased with himself. but he's rather endearing in his old age. this was filmed before he died last year at the age of 98. it is most re

miranda, you're great at your job too. i wasn't just giving show credit. >> she's infinitely better. please. >> sean: youdi can fight it out after the show. coming up, the left continues to push their dangerous radical agenda while using "climate change" to hide what their true reese to beautician socialist intentions are. tammy bruce, rick grenell later fit more with my excessive interview, new video we haven't aired it with president trump coming up excessively tonight here on "hannity." with topical nsaids first. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your serv

emotional miranda lambert shows her first live performance in more than a year.lambert posting this video online with the caption, love you all. the house that built me. keep talking about. >> you been talking about this for a year now. >> i need the baby to let me go. not a fan of me going to that. >> >> the would be thieves left next. >> president biden expected to relax a mask rules today. doctor janette nesheiwat joins us live after this. an annuity can help cover essential expenses in retirement. have the right financial professional show you how... this is what an annuity can do. - [announcer] welcome to intelligent indoor grilling professional show you how... with the ninja foodi smart xl grill. just pick your protein, select your doneness, and let the grill monitor your food. it also turns into an air fryer. bring outdoor grilling flavors indoors with the grill that grills for you. when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people

thanks, miranda.gratulations on preserving your dignity and self-respect and doing the right thing through this. speaking of that, piers morgan was forced out of his job for telling the truth. we spoke an hour. has he changed his mind about meghan markle? a really interesting conversation. a long clip from it next. ♪ ♪ wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: piers morgan lost his job last month in the u.k. for asking a pretty obvious question that all of us should be asking. how did the most powerful people in the world get away wit

. >> shannon: first up, brit hume and miranda devine shannon:.randa devine started their own twitter warning system the 2 crowd sourced fact checkers flagging a new york times article blasting new york's voting law. the new movie roe v wade debuts tonight depicting doctor bernard nathan's journey from abortion provider to pro-life opponent of abortion. plenty of resistance trying to get the movie made and wants people to know the back story of that landmark supreme court decision. doctor anthony fauci is headed to nickelodeon, the covid advisor will answer questions from kids about the pandemic. >> i would hope by the time we get to the late spring and early summer you can start having play dates. hang on a little longer, we are going in the right direction. shannon: the star wars units with trans characters, and exclusive comic book character featuring them in honor of transgender day of disability, they hail from the planet:tab appear in the high republic comic book series. los angeles times making a case for what about in a column laying y tra

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in just a moment, we will be speaking with miranda devine, but first gillian turner's life in washingtondra. it's the parents of students at thomas jefferson high school tell fox news that they are survey because the issue of critical race theory is being injected into their children's curriculum without approval. the issue they say is worth fighting on behalf of all americans but more specifically they are sick and tired of barricades being told that they are inherently racist based on the color of their skin. the student population is over 70% asian. take a listen. >> most of our parents are immigrant parents who fled communist china, romania, india, economic challenges. and they are here because they believe in the american dream. our lawsuit is an attempt to fight for the american dream that believes a meritocracy and hard work. >> she also says it is the students in the and his get caught up and up suffering. >> all of this activism across this country is going to decimate academic excellence in the united states. in virginia, they are now pondering the elimination of any kind as ad

stuart: miranda devine is here, she wrote this.ring gasoline on fire. there she is, miranda devine. have at it, go to it. you're on the show. have at it. >> good morning. yes, well she is a big fish in a barrel to have a go at because she put into words what the democrats have been doing anyway, pouring gasoline on the fire of civil unrest and racial riots. stuart: yeah. >> and unfortunately i don't believe any of these democrats that are supposedly backgrounding journalists saying they're outraged, maxine waters has been doing this her entire career. she should be nowhere near a camera. she should be nowhere near congress. you know to add insult to injuries, for her to demand a police escort, she flew from washington, d.c., into minneapolis on saturday night to go to stir up the crowd even more, you know, how do you think police are feeling? she should get no police guard from now on. she doesn't deserve it, nor should anybody in congress who is encouraging a war on police. within a couple of hours her incendiary remarks on saturd

first, to miranda divine. great to have you with us today.ne water's op-ed in the l.a. times? >> hi, martha. it's just the typical sly behavior that we have come to know and love from maxine waters. she never takes any responsibility for her actions. she flew 1,000 miles from washington d.c. to minneapolis saturday night, breaking curfew. she had a police escort apparently to go and revel rouse. to urge the crowd that was already on the edge to be more confrontational if they didn't get the guilty verdict that she was demanding. already i don't know what she can expect about more confrontational. there were riots. it was almost torched a year ago. set off other riots and late to the death of almost two dozen people. i don't know what -- how more confrontational you can get. when she says i'm nonviolent, she might not be throwing the punching or the molotov cocktails. she's sanctioning others to do more. it's a passion of her entire career, since she's arrived in congress and she did in 2018 famously when she encouraged the mob to go and attac

>> reporter: then in march, lin-manuel myr lin-manuel miranda's "hamilton."ering? >> when you look at what happened for us in australia, the audience is waiting to engage. they want to engage safely. they want the performers and the musicians and the crew to be safe. >> reporter: thomas shoemaker flew 22 hours and quarantined two weeks to oversee "frozen's" grand opening >> thoughtful and nimble and safety-minded. we can protect the actors on stage, protect the people in the orchestra pit, protect everyone backstage, and do our best to protect the audience. >> reporter: for the actresses who play princess anna and elsa, being backstage feels the same. >> seeing these beautiful ensemble members running out, feeling that sense of community, it was just beautiful. and very literal to what was going on. ♪ but it's only for today it's only for today ♪ >> reporter: but actually performing on stage presents a different experience and a challenge. >> what we can see as performers out into the auditorium, we can see everyone wearing masks. so you're not seeing the smi

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chiefs coach, accused of drinking and driving and badly injuring a 5-year-old girl >>> lin manuel miranda's covid outbreak is now the worst in america, with health officials there reporting more than 7,000 new cases every day. >> still, the white house says it won't rush more doses to michigan in fact the cdc director warns the state can't just vaccinate its way out of this current surge because that could take two to six weeks for the shots to kick in and slow the spread >> playing whack-a-mole isn't the strategy that public health leaders and scientists have laid out. >> the answer to that is to really close things down. >> well, that's not happening. michigan's governor is asking people to voluntarily follow restrictions, but no mandate the white house now offering to send michigan more testing supplies and more therapeutics the announcement comes at regeneron reports its antibody cocktailoffers strong protection against covid in households where somebody is infected meg tirrell covers science and medicine for us and is on the top story at the bottom of the hour meg, this new therapy c

miranda devine, thanks so much for that context.thanks, tucker. >> tucker: it was a political context around this trial. politics shouldn't have any effect on the trial. but they did intrude at every level of this case. we will tell you how. after the verdict, job biden declared that systemic racism is a stain on our country's soul. >> a jury in minnesota found former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin guilty on all counts in the murder of george floyd last may. it was a murder in the full light of day and it ripped the blinders off for the whole world to see. the systemic racism the vice president just referred to, the systemic racism that is a stain on our nation's soul. the knee on the knack of justice for black americans -- enough, enough of the senseless killings. today, today's verdict is a step forward. >> tucker: systemic racism, a term that joe biden nor anyone else who uses it has defined with any words at all. you would think he would be b excited by this. just this morning in as the jury was still deliberating, the

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miranda of the mother makes the meals and spends the rest of her time policing their screen you see each. thank you. concerning there's enough room for everybody here but this is the best meal that's the best far we have. heidi and as there is no there is not is this what you're watching we're not changing that you know why why we're eating ok. screen time rolls and limits are no big deal with trevor and anthony they know the roles and they pretty well stick to their roles and it's their grateful that they get. to have screen time with the little ones. screen time is definitely a topic of arguments. danny age 8 and charlie age 6 have grown up with consoles and cell phones getting up off the couch is always negotiated with video game time. right. away for an hour ok so it's $512.00 at $612.00 your time is up. 12. why can't i still like strafed a game before the time so it's just all have to wait for this to leave. any ok but time starts ok. but it's part of playing the game i'm sorry it's fine you'll be fine. in the usa kids under 12 spend an average 4 hours and 14 minutes per day with sc

joining me now is one of our finest commentators on politics and culture, miranda devine, columnist with for joining me. >> great to be here. gerry: how did capitalism get woke? >> well, look, ceos who are paid obscene amounts of money are trying to assuage their guilt by going woke, by accepting the sort of entreaties of the radical left. they invited woke ideology which is really an offshoot of marxism. they invited that into their companies through hr departments which embed themselves in every aspect of the corporate bureaucracy. and, you know, so you have the ceo of delta, for instance, who's earning $17 million a year with, he thinks that he can get away with not getting attacked for his great wealth as an oppressor, you know, because woketopia is all about dividing the world into the oppressors and the oppressed. so delta thinks he can buy some indulgences by maybe giving a donation to blm, by putting up a i statue and by attacking the georgian government for the, government in georgia for their very sensible voter reforms. and, you know, to bow to the activists is, you know, who

inspiration list featuring stories of some extraordinary people, among them actor and director lin-manuel mirandado you define inspiration? >> i define it as -- it's the thing that won't leave you alone. right? that's how i experience it. it's that notion that just kind of keeps coming back around and being like, hello, hello. >> more of that conversation this weekend and a reminder, i'll see you back here tonight for president biden's address to congress, coming up next that's "nightly news" for this wednesday thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> tonight, president joe biden center stage. his first address to a joint session of congress before a nation still deeply divided over the election, still reeling from the pandemic. just ahead, the president's big plan from infrastructure to climate, to economic relief and the big with it, and can the bipartisanship find common ground or will he go it alone? america will be watching tonight in this presidential address to congress. ♪♪

miranda and the mother makes the meals and spends the rest of her time policing their screen you see each. think you. can start going there's enough room for everybody you like and this is the best meal that's the best fairly hard. as there is no there is not is this what you're watching we're not changing that's you know why why we're eating ok. screen time rolls and limits are no big deal with trevor and anthony they know the roles and they pretty well stick to their roles and they're grateful that they are. to have screen time with the little ones. screen time is definitely a topic of arguments. danny age 8 and charlie age 6 have grown up with console's and cellphones getting up off the counter is always negotiated with video game time. right. away for an hour ok so it's $512.00 at $612.00 your time is up. 12. why can't i still like strafed the game before the time so it's just all i have to wait for this to leave. ok but time starts ok. that's part of playing the game i'm sorry it's fine you'll be fine. in the usa kids under 12 spend an average 4 hours and 14 minutes per day with

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"hamilton" creator lin-manuel miranda yesterday attended the opening of a new times square coronaviruster and i know. i know you think we're going to do a not throwing away my shot joke, but that's where you're wrong, pal you ready for this hamilton creator lin-manuel miranda, yesterday, attended the opening of a new times square coronavirus vaccination center while the rest of us are still going to have to "wait for it!" damn it! should have gone with the first one. according to a new study, women who are stressed during pregnancy are nearly twice as likely to have a girl. that story, again. 2021 is going to be all girls. a florida woman was sentenced, last week, to 30 days in jail after she coughed on another customer last year in a pier one home furnishing store. on the plus side, her cell looks incredible according to a new study, eating dinner together as family without cell phones may help reduce obesity cause you're going to want to get out of there, as soon as possible "okay, i'm full, goodbye." yesterday marked the first day of ramadan, it's that one time of the year when cons