in the studio with us today, nashville artist, margo price.fader" magazine has called her nashville's favorite new badass. we agree and she's here to play a couple new ones for us. - thanks for having me. one, two, three. [playing soft country music] - margo price grew up on her family's farm in buffalo prairie, illinois. her family was forced to sell when she was age two, which is pretty damn country already if you ask me. as a country music traditionalist, she struggled for years to find her place within nashville's increasingly pop-driven country scene and the growing indie rock one. in 2010 she lost one of her twin sons to a rare heart condition, self-medicated with alcohol, and ended up with every kind of problem, including problems of the legal kind. she poured her heart and every cent she had recording an album in just three days at the legendary sun studios in memphis, selling her car and her wedding ring along the way. ♪ - ♪ dogs that howl ♪ on dead end roads ♪ they remind me where i am ♪ ♪ and all the sins i gave away ♪ i got them ba

we've got some -- >> nashville! >> nashville as well. >> they actually showed a shot of nashville earlier and it was packed. that's going to be huge. it's going to be a good thing to see. have you've been to nashville? >> in a couple of years. >> we'll go together. we'll go together tonight. >> lawrence, back to you. >> can we come? >> would love an invite. >> yes, of course, you can all go is what we mean. >> the sun is starting to set in san diego, and we're going to join our friends, victor, carrie and dana as we go to nashville right now for more fireworks and a performance like country music superstar brad paisley at the lead freedom spring july 4th show. brad? ♪ ♪ ♪ brad paisley, puffing up the crowd. absolutely amazing. he's so great. >> he's fantastic, yes. >> and yes, we are wearing silly glasses. but you know what. it's late and why not. our colleague, john roberts and got these for the borough so we thought, we should wear them, we should honor them. >> we needed i protectiveness from the brightness and o

property is a big deal here in nashville. it's it's big civil rights issue as housing becomes increasingly unaffordable. some of you may noticed and every neighborhood gentrify at once. every neighborhood in the whole city. a lot of inequality is bound up in issues of property and the laws that govern it. and in my discussion, i think what i'll do is i'll start in the present and then i'll move a little bit back in time and, then move a little bit back further. and my hope is that we can reveal some structures that are not visible to us. so property law at root is the body of law that determines who owns what. and what it means to own something. it's intimately connected to individual dreams and individual aspirations, but it's also about how communities form and are sustained, how get along and what happens when they don't get along. and whether and in what circles stances the government can enact that may affect how people use and value their property. property rights are a core component of our democracy. thomas jefferson

will nunley joins us live from nashville's waterfront. will. >> this is one of the nashville's signature events. fireworks will be sin krons kronschnabel -- two things worth noting in the background. you touched on one of them there. the power outages. we had severe storms roll through here this weekend. thousands without power here and in nashville and memphis as well. memphis is talking about five days for thousands of people there. also police presence here today. nashville knows how to throw celebrations like this but security top of mind. on every street corner you see unformed officers, patrol cars, multiple blocks of downtown are shut down for this event. security top of mind both visible and non-visible here in downtown nashville. we expect to top out at 87 degrees. we have rain chances in the forecast. hopefully hold off until midnight for one of nashville's biggest parties. like miley cyrus would say it's a party of the usa. >> rich: thanks very much. julie, i can't think of too many places where i would rather be for a fourth o

is nashville. music tv isn't woke. why would country music television pull this? don't they know their audience? >> it's a great question, jesse. this is where i've been hammering on this for a long time. i think we live in an era of great cowardice. the head of cmt is terrified if he doesn't take this action, he or she will lose their job. instead of standing on principle, saying we support the right of artists across the political spectrum to share their opinions -- by the way, that's the state capitol of nashville in the background. jesse, as a born and raised nashvilleian, the reason that i believe this city is skyrocketing in popularity is because we have a lot of people of a lot of different backgrounds. when you have people with different backgrounds, and they creatively clash, you end up with something new. the if you have everybody woke and on the left wing, they don't create new things. if you have everybody on the right wing, they're all super conservative, they don't create new things,

rivalled only with nashville new year's eve celebrations. a lot of eyes on nashville.of travel snaffus and whatnot, is it as packed or more than what they are used to? >> terms of hotel affordability, what i judge it by, hotel rooms are available. >> bryan: and you said it's brad paisley? i have to wrap. hour three of fox news live continues right after this. ♪ today, my friend you did it, you did it, you did it... ♪ centrum silver is now clinically shown to support cognitive health in older adults. it's one more step towards taking charge of your health. so every day, you can say, ♪ youuu did it! ♪ with centrum silver. >> any nomo -- moment now there there be an update on the children that were injured in the rampage in philadelphia. welcome back to fox live. great to be with you for hour number 3. >> better to be with you. hour three, the best hour. i'm bryan llenas. a 40-year-old man is i

fireworks, music, including in nashville tennessee.ining the summer fest 55th anniversary celebration, in milwaukee. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (sound of fireworks) (sound of fireworks) [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a beautiful view of downtown jacksonville, as we listen to the zac brown band covering the eagles. -- i have to do a lot of the sleeves -- maybe too much. too much for one light. >> no i think you can handle it, you can handle it. no, there is no such thing as too much on the night of 4th of july. we are heading to boston next, the city that helped create the tradition of launching fireworks on the fourth. we are going to hear music from the rapper and singer -- and demi lovato will perform as well. it is all ahead, don't go anywhere. this is your summer to smile. to raise your glass and reconnect. to reel in the fun and serve up great times. to help you get ready your aspen dental team is celebrating 25 years of affordable care with an epic s

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the reason, on why the city of nashville works in a cultural wae y is, because you have so many peoplerom different backgrounds with different opinionsopinio colliding, and ts what produces something new and dynamihic. ything and this to me, represents a repudiation of everything i love it this about this city. i'm disgusted by what i'm i hope thatevail, wiser heads will prevail and fulcrum of creativity will flourish in nashville for year s and to come. >> are you going to the barbie movie tonight? clay goi? i mean, that jacket. i don't know. i'm wearing pink. i'm wearing pink for you because i want to do this specialty because one of the last times i was on with you, i said that i wanted to make sure that we continue to appeal to , even though you are in a new in a new time. so i know this is a huge presence has been experienced by every measure.n expe thank you.ri>> as far as being shown on the planet. all right. appreciate comin. e oregon >> coming up, why the oregon governor let a possible serial killer on the loose possn that time. and these days, it seems like everything vying f

. >> is anyone ready to put a hole in the bottle with us tonight, nashville?t i'm gonna jump right in ♪ ♪ leading with my heart first ♪ >> i've wanted to sing this song in nashville since i wrote it. it's about a place right down the road. that i feel really happily far away from now. if you're going through a season in your life that is big change, whether it's heartbreak or breakup or divorce or any kind of life change -- you're going to be okay. ♪ i kissed someone new last night ♪ ♪ and now i don't care where you're sleeping baby ♪ >> reporter: it all began when she started writing music at just 12 years old. >> that's the age where i got tall, boys got cute, everything's changing hormonally. and then my parents were getting divorced. and i'm an only child. it was just chaos. you know? and -- i couldn't really find anything to grab on to. i just started writing songs, and it became the branch in the water that i was like, oh, i'm safe now, i got it. you know? and it's been that ever since. >> reporter: but it wasn't until 15 that she convinced her mom to mo

we are in nashville, baby! >> you are not bothered by this controversy? >> no, not at all.a [ bleep ] what they do. >> she didn't give a care about this. sometimes you do the stories and people don't want to talk. people were lining up to talk about bud light. this impacted their psyche. 28% of sales have been knocked off. this was a conversation that we were more than willing to have. there was a lot more on the cutting room floor because people had a voice, concerns, saw people tell others to stop drinking bud light while we were in the bars. it was fascinating to watch. >> brian young, great piece. thanks, man. >>> ted cruz is facing another democratic challenge for his senate seat. rowland guterres resident who represents the uvalde community launched his bid and he joins us live up next. so, i got this app from experian. it's got everything i need to help my finances. got my fico® score, raised it instantly, i even found new ways to save. all ght here. free. and fast. see alyou can do with the free experian app. download it now. using the nest materials, like indulgent

we're in nashville. >> are you not bothered about the bud light controversy? >> not at all.orter: brianna, you can feel the strong feelings from the people we talked to in the crowd. we do stories sometimes, people react in a certain way when you ask them questions. people were lining up to give us their feelings about bud light. you see their sales have dropped off. some 28.5%. in the last few months. it's been interesting to watch how this has played out. this conversation is far from over. >> really interesting report there. ryan young, thank you so much. boris? >> some fantastic sound bite tlps. >>> as sweden wins nato support for membership, ukraine's president wants the same but the alliance's chief says key conditions have to be met first. we'll take you live to the summit in lithuania straight ahead. wait! that's all for a first date? whoa. alright, c c'mon. earn big with chase e freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do youou cashback? i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your carnsurance so you only pay for what you nee you could save $700 dollars

first we go to wil in nashville. what do you got?will be one of the biggest fireworks displays in the nation, and nashville is ready for it. we have several hundred thousand people that are crowding into the streets of downtown nashville. set up special zones, blocks of downtown are set up, they have -- you have to walk through the metal detectors there to make sure everybody is safe vehicle had minor tonight is going to be brad paisley on the main stage, broadway. singing going on. music surrounding us here. that is going to continue, fireworks display from barges along the river. we've got about 90 degrees right now. hopefully we are going to dodge storms. storms have been a problem earlier this week, causing power outages in the music city and memphis. clouds are moving out, no rain chance until around midnight so we can get all of these fun because there are a lot of eyes on this display tonight, and big tv audience for this, as well. >> edward: thanks, will. a lot of areas across the country hoping they dodge that weather. will

sarah miller is a wedding planner in nashville.the most popular wedding destinations in the country and star of the netflix series marriage or mortgage. >> if we buy a house, it could be years before we can afford the wedding we've always wanted. we could do both. i'm going to show them they can afford a wedding that's over the top. >> a show that dives into the dilemma many couples are facing spent a huge chunk of change on a wedding or a house. >> largest budget, i would say probably around 300,000 right now for 150 people. >> so what is the average cost of a wedding in 2023? yeah, i would probably say our average right now is in that 65 to $75,000 range in nashville. yes, 65 grand, 65 grand. is that normal? like that's so much money. yeah, it is. >> i mean, i would say seven years ago that was half of the cost. i have a three set method for people trying to save for their weddings, but also afford their lives in the meantime. step one, figure out how much you can afford to put towards your wedding every month and then automated

i didn't know this till i moved to tennessee that nashville is the capitol of tennessee.re's a capitol hill inside nashville tucked around the city there and that's the state house. right there. rachel: the song is everything i love. what do you lover about tennessee the most? pete: everything. joey: i thought you were going to say its proximity to georgia. pete: we only live like three hours apart from where you are in georgia and i'm in the north part of nashville. we just love it. it's warm, it's free, food is great, people are great. communities of faith and love the country and people are nice. rachel: yeah. pete: trying to get my 5-year-old, good hunting. i don't do that much. jen won't let me do that much but we'll get there. i'm trying to get gwen to have a good old southern access. rachel: she's working on it. joey: how old is she? pete: she's 5. joey: the age of 11 is when it gets hard to change your ax sent. rachel: that's for -- accent. rachel: that's for any language. including southern. joey: i'm still learning the english language. every imtie come up here

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i live in nashville, tennessee, country music is welcome and open to anybody.right now, very diverse, little colors, different political ideology and gender expression, welcome to country music, welcome to nashville, honor to have your song be remade, this should be accolade and chapman feels it is an accolade, the media has to pit everybody against each other. we could celebrate a great song and hoppering the first person saying it, but no everything has to be us versus them. it is sickening. >> kayleigh: "washington post" and a community note, she received accolades, too. >> cheryl: go back to 1998 for a second, that was sound track to my college years, i didn't know chapman was male or female, black or white, didn't matter and the songs cross barriers and emotion. "fast cars" is talking about getting out of poverty, who can't identify with that. "baby can i hold you tonight" about heartbreak. all of these things nothing to do with the topic the "washington post" decided to write about. thank you for making it controversial when it wasn't and nobody was talki

she and her boyfriend drove 3.5 hours from nashville. i was really anxious about coming, not about receiving the help and the health care that i need, but about just facing a judgment from people who don't know who i am and don't know my story. but in a city where until now, there have been no abortions performed in more than three decades, some, like restaurant owner marilyn martin, don't like what they're seeing. i just feel strongly that life is precious and it's god sent. i feel like i can't keep my mouth shut anymore. it's very emotional to me. this issue. and as a third clinic is rumored to be opening its doors soon. anything else you can think of? do you any books nearby? saint anne's cradle of hope, a catholic nonprofit setting up shop, volunteers handing out supplies to mothers in need if they can think of saint anne, cradle of hope is something that might be able to help them choose life. and we want to share that message. a different message, though, from nancy thalmann, who during a visit to her hometown, dropped off pizzas f

en boston, philadelphia, en la ciudad de washington dc, el medio este bastante tranquilo, pero en nashvillero que se darÁ hoy, 34 millones de personas que desde nueva york hasta charlotte pudieran ver tornados y vientos fuertes, seguramente traerÁ problemas en el flujo aÉreo, tomar precauciones para aquellos que no estÉn volando, se esperan tormentas elÉctricas y severas, alÉjese de Árboles y espacios abiertos, no toque nada metÁlico y alÉjese del agua. el calor continÚa en el sureste del paÍs, y en la porciÓn sureste de estados unidos, 37 millones de personas hoy viendo temperaturas bastante cÁlidas, el aspecto positivo es que el calor ya no es tan abrazador, no se ven Índices de calor en 115 y 116 grados por fortuna, sin embargo en localidades como fresno y en (nombre en inglÉs), las temperaturas entre 118 y 105, el oeste del paÍs mucha precauciÓn por esta ola de calor. pronÓstico para el 4 de julio, mucha lluvia sobre el sur de estados unidos, desde atlanta hasta houston con algunas tormentas igual para nueva york, y tormentas severas para el medio oeste del paÍs, y hacia el oeste calor

quote from a person identified as being a nashville native. community were royaling they could have found at least two. >> greg: exactly. it goes back to the some might say >> kat: it said some in the nashville music scene. where's the some? >> greg: you need to have two. one is one, two is a couple. you need like three for some, right? i think so. i'm telling you, this is how editors think and they won't go any further than what they need to do, and if you have the race filter you can turn any story, guy, you can take a coffee mug and you can go to google and go coffee pugs racism and go are coffee mugs racist? >> guy: look at the color of that coffee mug greg. >> greg: i'm pro black. there is a little white there. >> guy: a little white. is that a reference to yourself or --. >> tyrus: no, me. >> guy: actually i'm sad you don't like this song because i-yai like this song and most americans do. and the other thing is part of the reason that tracy chapman is probably happy this is going down because she gets money from this. >> greg: right. >>

speaker, each time i meet with officials from the nashville international airport, which i have the honor of representing in congress, topics consistently include workforce shortages and recruitment issues. that is why i rise today in support of h.r. 3935, the securing growth and robust leadership in american aviation act. this legislation will streamline federal aviation administration operations, help grow the aviation workforce, invest in airport infrastructure, and improve the flying experience for millions of americans. it will improve the passenger experience by making key improvements to the air traffic control system. the aviation industry supports 11 million jobs. this bill aims to ensure it continues to grow and flourish for years to come. it supports programs that will attract more pilots, mechanics, and assembly workers, but it also helps ensure those folks are supported and that f.a.a. rules and regulations aren't getting in the way of innovation, competition, or employee retention. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the g

joining me now is the country music reporter in nashville. thank you so much for joining us.hen this song was released, it was not that big of a hit. why do you think it has become such a cultural flashpoint? >> there has been a long existing -- those fans are regular streamers, they engage with content online so they are willing to support a song like this because it plays into their ideals. >> what are they hearing? >> the small town values, a place worth divergent and dynamic so for a lot of people it feels like they are being lost in a larger conversation. something like this stems the tide. >> jason aldean has been outspoken in conservative circles. what has been his response to the outcry? >> he is been in support of his song, continuing to play it live and it plays with where he has been headed as an artist on social media for the last five years. he and his wife have come out as notable conservatives and they are willing to do that because they feel as though with the up swell of the liberal left in cultural music -- country music that there is not a space to be conse

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>> morgan: i live in nashville, tennessee. nashville, tennessee.y mom will be like, why were they beeping you on gutfeld? no reason, they are playing with me. >> tom: she said, hotep, they don't mess around. >> morgan: that is what i said. >> tom: would you just light off your own? >> hotep: that is one of the most anti-american things i have ever seen. i need to sound like donbas region. if i don't think this, it is not 4th of july. maybe it is like ukraine. >> yeah. oh. >> todd: it is true. mackey, environmentalists don't like the smoke. with the smoke condition, everyone put masks back on, everyone is paranoid about health conditions. >> joe: this was never a problem before, now it is water pollution or forest fires and some boring drone flying around, people will not celebrate. it is ridiculous waste of time. no one will do it and hope people demand freedom back and their fireworks. >> tom: that is right. we demand. joey, this is obviously going to happen in liberal municipality, liberal people even want to see fireworks. >> joey: nothing celeb

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nashville was a successful city.companies from all over the country go there to set up headquarters. both the voters are seeing, they're seeing these headline culture war issues, and that's what they see on tv, and that's what is motivating them to vote, and they want the legislators to do something about it, and so you get these extreme actions, whether it's book banning or unconstitutional laws about drag queens but get overturned by the federal courts. the porn league of enacting those things is to rev up the base, showing where fighting the culture war, but not necessarily, they don't necessarily achieve much. they don't change the lives of people in the state. but that is the way politics is going in a lot of american states. >> always good to talk to. you've got 14 hours off before having to talk to be again because i have you back on my show tomorrow morning for denver discussion, but it's always a pleasure. anne applebaum, thanks for being with us tonight. still to come, so time silly thing harder for trump t

first, how's the nashville testing debut going todaysome. >> great so far.t getting started, but we're excited to be in our seventh city. we're moving very quickly. are. liz: let's talk about what it means. typically, when you roll out test vehicles, there are humans in there not necessarily touching the driver's sphering wheel, but there to -- sphering -- steering wheel, true there to make sure things are going correctly. >> we started in san francisco because it's a tricky city, hills and fog and challenging construction zones, and our hope is if it works there, it will work in pretty much any city. and that's mostly true. each time we send human test drivers out this to survey it, and if there are differences about a new city, we want to know about those and validate it before we, obviously, put those cars out on the road without drivers behind the wheel. liz: you used the key words, machine hearning. translation, artificial intelligence. how does that figure into what cruise does and how it adds on, i guess, layers on to what is already programmed within

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and places like the tullahoma camp in atlanta campaign, in franklin and nashville, and led by some of the most infamous and iconic commanders in the american civil war, people like braxton bragg john bell hood. and i think we'll get in these questions today about what the army, you know, what signal signature sort of leadership and command problems it has. it's an army that is often overshadowed by at least in the scholarship by its confederate counterpart in the east, which, of course, is the army in northern virginia. and what makes that what makes this army distinctive. what are some of its challenges? so as as a way of asking the first question to my panelists and preparing for this particular panel, i was through tom connolly's book books, rather, the army, the heartland. and connolly says in the introduction that this army loses two of every three times, that it takes the field. and then the very next sentence, connolly writes, he said, yet was this constant defeat, which made it a great army. i will on that here in a moment. so that's sort of a segue way to first question that

host: michael waldman here, tom joins us from nashville, our independent line. you are on with michael waldman of the brennan center and the author of the book "the super majority." caller: that was really good what you said about my favorite president. but i call about 50 years ago when they destroyed the national public school system. it was one of the best public school systems in the country is introduced forced busing throughout a metropolitan county. they made poor people come to where rich people lived. it did not work, it does not work. there are more people going to private schools today then you have ever seen. when you came up with this latest thing about roe v. wade, another big mistake but once again, this court is supreme. i like what andrew jackson said when the supreme court ruled against him. what kind of army does the supreme court have? but with that being said, you hit on a lot of good points from roosevelt all the way to justice warren. c. host: tom, thank you. guest: he makes an interesting point, a lot of criticisms of the supreme court ha

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zach wouldn't have a career today if he hadn't bucked the system and stood up to nashville and stoodthose big machine came from l.a. into nashville, took it over and created puppy mill song-writing rooms, where you get six writers together and give them words like camp fire, blue jean, used to be bud light. write this song and give to the next 21 year old and we'll make money off of them. country music, pop culture, is a puppy mill of music. for someone like jason aldean to write a song like this, he bucked that entire system. there are layers to why this is not accepted. for cmt, there is an executive that has been told, don't touch this, this is a concerted effort and glad he is pushing back against it. >> we saw attempt to cancel morgan wallen. fans said we are not buying into this attempt and this music being blacked out put him number one on the chart consistently and critics are arguing that is ascribing narrative to what the song means. it is not deserving of any kind of cancel culture or pausing. >> gerri: or contempt, that is what you are hearing from the left about this. my

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louis as one or two bands rolls through nashville. this is just one computer model. things could spread out east or west, but just know that it is heat, it is humidity. when you get that type of weather out there, you can certainly get a lot of weather when it comes to very, very heavy rainfall. and that is what i think that we'll see in the east and then the continued hot weather in the west. >>> southern europe is also looking at another day of scorching heat. spain, italy and greece are baking in temperatures well above normal. residents and tourists are looking for anyway to beat the heat. one climatologist compared the bubble of hot air in the region to a giant pizza oven. and it is sparking wildfires across greece and the canary islands. thousands have been evacuated as nearly 5,000 hectares have bushed. and barbie inadeau is joining u. could be the highest temperature ever in europe. >> reporter: that's right. this is extremely hot and there are a lot of people out here, a lot of tourists trying to enjoy their short periods of time in rome. and health ministry

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and then you get to detroit, buffalo, nashville, mayfield is in part of this area charleston and atlanta we're going to be watching this heavy rain out to the rockies and also into the central plains but unfortunately, more heavy rain where they do not need it, from mayfield to chattanooga, knoxville, anywhere from 1 to 4 inches of rain 1 to 2-inch rainfall rates possible here in the northeast as well. more flooding possible for new england. we'll be watching that the heat advisories and alerts, the numbers just keep growing. 85 million people from much of florida on into the southwest. temperatures today, more records from miami, gainesville, greenwood, laredo into midwood with triple-digit temperatures and going into the weekend, no real relief in sight maybe a little bit for atlanta, but otherwise, staying hot in the southwest, more records from albuquerque to winslow, yuma, tucson, and into the weekend, no relief triple digits for phoenix, pal springs, las vegas, salt lake city and take a look into next week warmer than average temperatures, especially out west, but much of the count

and both metro nashville police department and the fbi are claiming there is an ongoing investigation't identified who they are investigating. so it seems like they are trying not to put it out. now, our governor, bill lee, you just mentioned him. >> he is sort of made a mistake and is calling for a special session on august 21st where he wants to talk about gun control. a big mistake. all around the country are going to descend upon us and frankly we're concerned about our safety. >> now the next guest says the info divulged in the upcoming congressional hearing on the unidentified ariel phenomena will usher in a new era of transparency. is he here to explain why in moments. ♪. are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day which is impossible. they don't have enough money to buy food. it is a miserable situation and they have nowhere else to turn but to us for help. this now, is how god's children are living. take this time to se