inspired by the harsh realities of everyday life in cuba, not people in another country. >> harris: morgan ortagusow this from inside an administration so well what cant things for what they are. >> morgan: we had a very, very tough policy in the trump administration, for the cuban regime and also the venezuelan regime in just a few weeks ago i printed an op-ed in the "washington examiner," we talked about it on the show and i said the bad border policies at the biden team is pursuing on our southern border actually equate to what they are doing to the rest of latin america and now we are seeing that come to fruition in cuba and haiti and venezuela, something to watch carefully. talking about cuba today, it's incredibly important but something is going on in venezuela right now as well, representatives reportedly met with democrats a few weeks ago, the biden administration is considering removing sanctions both illegitimate regime can essentially be in power. why does this matter? venezuela and cuba matter because whenever you have these communist and socialist regimes taking over latin america, w

and former state department spokesperson, morgan ortagus.the center virtual seat, ben ferguson, host of "lee ben ferguson podcast." let's get to bill cosby. controversy raging over the opinion the court found that the prosecutor was bound by his predecessor's decision not to charge for the sexual assault of andrea constand in 2004. she called it disappointing. another is also blasting the ruling. >> my stomach is lurching, and i am deeply distressed about the injustice of the whole thing. you know, he is a sociopath. he is a serial rapist. this is a man who has no conscience, he has no sense of remorse. >> harris: cosby took to twitter, or somebody did on his behalf. "i have never changed my stance nor my story. i have always maintained my innocence," and that we are hearing from cosby in his own ws shortly after release. >> you can see how powerless many of us feel, because this is my mantra. it's not what they're doing to you, it's what you are not doing. because this is not just a black thing. this is for all the people who have been impr

adviser jamie metzl and former state department spokesperson morgan ortagus. ern -- vagueconcern was it. they were worried about the potential of what was happening in that lab really meant. their intelligence services were shocked and concerned. tell us more about what was going on. >> there were warning signs. the french government worked with the chinese to build the wuhan institute of virology. and the idea was to have a world class virology institute with a lot of french activity there. and the french thought and there was a division between the french government and french intelligence but the french government thought that would be a way to foster collaboration, to understand more about potential pathogen nic outbreaks coming outs of china. then when china built with the french support the institute, they essentially kicked out the french. that was a concern for france. they relayed that information to the united states. and certainly there were a lot of warning signs. it's easier to pick them up now than then but there were a lot of warning signs and i

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we will talk to foreign policy expert and former state department spokesperson morgan ortagus and christ would be her one hundredth birthday, talk about it with us to close the show and jesse waters has his new book out today. he explains the world and how he saved the world. i for one am happy he did. a police officer in michigan haley the hero, straight to your old man for burning car, his training kicked in when he pulled a man to safety. he will join us this morning. [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ jillian: tropical storm elsa spreading heavy rain and gusty winds in the florida keys after making landfall in cuba monday. carley: madeleine rivera, good morning. >> reporter: we haven't seen much of anything in clearwater, beach. we experienced light wind this morning but no rain yet. we are still several hours from that. the

morgan ortagus former state department spokesperson and juan williams is a fox news analyst. and then the next day it's a clean-up on aisle 4. it felt a little bit like that today at the white house. as they were trying to clarify what exactly meant with flagging posts and how far that went. >> yeah, i think you hit the nail on the head there, bret. and what is really sort of unfortunate about all of this is this is not the way. it's been proven, this is not the way to convince people to get vaccines, if you want to convince americans to get vaccines don't tell them that big government and big tech are colluding from the white house podium. what you should be doing is encouraging people to talk to their primary care physician at local clinics and doctors that they know and trust. that's how you get americans to take more vaccines when they talk to their medical professionals as they should. and what's concerning to me about this, bret, is this just seems like the combination of big government and big tech. it sounds very authoritarian and reminiscent to me of things you see t

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this is outnumbered, i am kayleigh mcenany, here today, here is faulkner, emily compagno , morgan ortagusand trey gaudi. welcome, everyone. at least six of the texas lawmakers testing positive for covid, that's 10 percent of them , later a white house official also testing positive. the pelosi staffer had met with him texas democrats on the hill and later had contract with the white house staffer who was als tested positive for the white house press secretary refusing to acknowledge any connection a all. >> is there any concerns that this trip that was intended to advocate for voting rights is now being a super spreader in washington. >> i would say that's not a characterization we are making from your. we understand there will be breakthrough cases, even vaccines that are incredibly effective are not full proof. >> the media wasn't a total lef september after some people who attended former president trump terms rose garden events, and announcing now justice the late came down with covid. reporters covered the story for days doing deep dives on who wa there and exploring the links o who

banderas, host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy, former state department spokesperson kevin morgan ortagus, and editor in chief of the daily wire, host of "the ben shapiro show," ben shapiro. he's also author of the new book, "the authoritarian moment." the president is set to help his strategy gets more shots in the arms of americans as the delta variant spreads and cases are on the rise. the day that led to its recent reversal unmasks. all this as critics say democrats have only themselves to blame for a vaccine hesitancy. because of comments like this. >> we are not changing the science. you know what changed, chris? the virus changed, and the science evolved with the changing virus. >> if you're not vaccinated, you not as smart as i thought you were. >> it's like drunk drivers. you don't have a right to jump drive and go out and put your life at risk and those of everyone else at risk. >> emily: ben shapiro, welcome back to the show. your thoughts on this? >> ben: i mean, the amount of bad data that is purveyed by our public health experts is astonishing. you want to talk about people

morgan ortagus.the center virtual seat, jesse watters, cohost of "the five," and author of the brand-new book, "how i saved the world," which we are looking forward to talking about later in the program. welcome to you, jesse. we don't have a complaint yet, but we have with the former president has articulated. in part they said is going to be the biggest class action the world has ever seen because of how many americans he argues were censored by these big tech platforms. >> jesse: i was struck by the very presidential presentation in bedminster. the lawn of reporters, the entourage in the background. the only thing missing was the presidential seal on the podium. >> kayleigh: and look like the white house, the backdrop. >> jesse: i forgot he wasn't president all the sudden, it was good to see him back in action. the president is an adventure and he's doing it now only himself, but on behalf of the american people. that's why it's a class action lawsuit. he and the american people have been treated

about security than a baltimore arm ordinary car driver, former state department spokeswoman morgan ortagusnel one more day, she gets a free ice cream sunday. outnumbered cohost emily compagno! and he's so massive, his seesaw partner went missing. tyrus! >> you know we're out of time but we have to go to the b blocks. tyrus. >> i figured that. you are not a racist but you dam sure are a sizeist. see saw, equateers, my built, i take baths in the atlantic ocean. i get it. you're mad. i'm big. you're small. let's move on. >> greg: i can't. >> what's your question, white man? >> greg: all right: when you look at -- how -- >> look me in the eye when you talk to me white man. let's get this over with. >> greg: how big is the gulf between the media perception and reality of race relations. >> how deep? how vast. >> how vast? >> greg: yeah. >> see what he did there? he made it about size again. well, in this situation, if i was going to -- since we're going on size. >> greg: yes. >> i would say it's gutfeld like, not tyrus like >> greg: so it's small. >> it's small. the whole point of the angry bla

let's ask former state department spokesperson morgan ortagus.iful baby. first time i have seen you since the baby. >> i'm getting the baby weight off. it's getting there. pete: why is china buying up so much farmland and what can we do about it. >> so china has -- we have two things that china doesn't. energy security and food security. they have a lot of people to feed. so, in july, the beginning of july it was 100 year anniversary of the chinese communist party. and so they were buying a lookout of reportedly a lot of soybeans from the united states. which are historically things that they buy from us. but, when you look at china's ambitions around the world. they have a lot of people, a very big country. so they're always looking for, especially in the developing world, even more than in the united states, africa, latin america, they are looking for where can we meet our energy demands and where can we meet our food security demands for all these people and because they buy so much pork and other agricultural goods in the united states, they

morgan ortagus is the former state department spokesperson, she worked for mike pompeo. good morning to you. the where there from jen psaki. he sank >> it's beyond irresponsible. the lighthouses right in their condonation. but it's going to take more because we started these same condemnations and this same call for transparency a year and half ago. a lot of stuff you seeing in the room right now that's being reported, we knew this a year and a half ago. as mike pompeo spokesperson, we did an off the record briefing with major anchors around america, give them this information. everything you say reported now, the only person who ran with it at the time, that was bret baier. we had every major network represented on that call when we said to look at this information. that's why mike pompeo and i started talking about this a year and a half ago february of 2020. while in munich, germany, he started wanting the world that china needed to be transparent, needed to be open, and those calls were largely ignored, bill. what consequence has china suffered for the fact that they

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