if you hate "the national anthem" and disrespect the flag, then don't participate in olympic trials thatgate people based on the country they represent. if you believe the flag and thanksal anthem are disrespectful to -- if you think the flag and "the national anthem" are disrespectful to black americans. my favorite joy behar insists this activist athlete is fulfilling her patriotic duty by protesting. >> protest is the very definition of patriotism. it's the basis of the country. she is doing her patriotic duty by saying i'm making a point here. that's all she is doing. she is not hurting anybody. judge jeanine: joy, she is not hurting anybody? she is hurting every man and woman whose blood was spilled for that flag, including patriotic black men and women. she is hurting he parent who lost a child. he spouse who lost a loved one. he child growing up without a father. and every veteran who can't stand up because he lost his legs but still dreams what it was like when he had legs. what it was like when he didn't need to ask his kid to pick him up when he falls. no, joy, she i hurting pe

they are not the national anthem, but they are considered to be woven in the fabric of our nation.erican community. this is not about being woke. president biden sent to the african-american community when he said the election, "you had in my back. i will have yours." juneteenth has just been passed as a holiday and it is the first time and the first fourth of july it is a hollow mic holiday. i think it is very appropriate that the song was included like the two that were mentioned. it does not replace our national anthem at all, they are just other songs that help us lift our voices, if you will, and sing about how wonderful our nation it's. i was not surprised by the outrage, but i was disappointed. >> julie: tomi? before i don't think there's anything wrong with the song or the performance. i'm not one of those conservatives that would be outrage. the problems that some conservatives had and the problem i might have in other situations as it seems like there has to be such a delineation now. this is for white america, this is for black america. this is your national anthem and w

the national anthem is always been something that's united us. personally. standing there side-by-side with my teammates, you can imagine watching that flag wave in the anthem played, that was one of the highlights of my football career. it's always united us as americans. what we shouldn't have, one national anthem for one group and one for others. there is one national anthem. where one country, all americans. >> shannon: this is just part of the nfl's broader effort. they say the next ten years are going to commit to $250 million to fighting racism in america. they want to expand what they're doing including the additional song. even the left doesn't kind of like this. it for a different reason. they write "how stupid of the nfl who is currently white bald former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick who is credited with birthing the newfound social justice movement in the league play kneeling during the national anthem. the nfl trying to be the leader in sports with their social justice b.s.." they spell out the word. they think it's phony. on the

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the sound of our country's "national anthem." the sight of our flag. pening a floodgate of emotions for gold-medal-winning athletes. for some, the anthem is a moment of resistance. for others, it is overwhelming. years of sacrifice, perseverance, and, now, pride culminating in this moment, on this world stage. champion swimmer came during the 2016 rio games. describe the moment of -- of standing there and -- and hearing our anthem and getting that gold. >> yeah, it was -- it was just an but i have heard the national anthem just seemed a little, like, sweeter. >> softball player, jenny finch's moment was in 2004. >> the national anthem meant to me, in that moment, just freedom. gratitude. opportunity. >> the anthem, still, gives this gymnast goose bumps 13 years after her gold. you have been there, that moment in a foreign country. and your national anthem plays. what's it like? >> it's almost like you're not living in real life. it's just like you and the national anthem and the flag. and you just, kind of, take a second to think back to all the obstacl

now the nfl is committed to playing two separate national anthems. i have a lot to say, we'll explain. plus california's mask mandate is back. that's right, and get this, the state just approved a measure to hand out cash to anyone unwilling to get a job. everybody gets free cash. ric grenell will join us from the golden state and we are told he has a huge announcement tonight. he will tell us what that is but first we began. it's no secret the democratic party is adamantly opposed to election integrity measures in several key states. these are simple, basic fundamentals. not that complicated. you would think everybody wants integrity in election and confidence in election results. things like voter i.d., bans on valid harvesting, chain of custody integrity. according to the media mob and the democratic party and the leadership and biden and others, it's racist. according to the radical left, but tonight, new insight into why democrats are terrified of election integrity measures in georgia's deep blue fulton county, where biden received a nearly 73%

italian national anthem. will this be his last majorfinal? we italian national anthem. major final? we will wait and see. we will wait and see the result of this final. from me and the rest of the sports day team, try and enjoy the match, if you can. goodbye. hello, there. it looks like we're going to see something much more like summer as we head further into the new week. major change in the weather pattern. much of the summer has been wet because we've had low pressure close by, as we've got now, bringing the rain. and that's because the jet stream has been to the south of the uk. hop the other side of the atlantic, run things on a bit, we've got much more amplification of the jet, which means we're going to find a strengthening jet running to the north of the uk. that will allow high pressure to slowly but surely build up from the south—west and settle things down. things are not settled at the moment, though. we've got rain developing and pushing its way eastwards across england and wales. northwards, too. so, turning wetter here, some heavy bursts of rain. does tu

what about the asian national anthem.tannic national anthem, what about the gaze and lgbtq? i think we should have a immediately put together or just stick with "the national anthem." on my radio show we put together a playlist which we called the most inclusive national anthem possible. we let people call from separate ethnic groups to call and announce what they would like it to be for their group. buff this is pathetic. jesse: they can do whatever they want because it's their own league. but i don't think it's unifying. i cannen only remember the lyrics to one anthem. don't make we memorize another anthem. he shae inclusive, buddy. jesse: i will try my best. >> out of control situation on the airlines. the airlines. new why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief

what about the asian national anthem.bout the gaze and lgbtq? i think we should have a immediately put together or just stick with "the national anthem." on my radio show we put together a playlist which we called the most inclusive national anthem possible. we let people call from separate ethnic groups to call and announce what they would like it to be for their group. buff this is pathetic. jesse: they can do whatever they want because it's their own league. but i don't think it's unifying. i cannen only remember the lyrics to one anthem. don't make we memorize another anthem. he shae inclusive, buddy. jesse: i will try my best. >> out of control situation on the airlines. new guidelines when you fly the friendly skies. introducing aleve x. it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big

what about the asian national anthem.about the his tannic national anthem, what about the gaze and lgbtq? i think we should have a immediately put together or just stick with "the national anthem." on my radio show we put together a playlist which we called the most inclusive national anthem possible. we let people call from separate ethnic groups to call and announce what they would like it to be for their group. buff this is pathetic. jesse: they can do whatever they want because it's their own league. but i don't think it's unifying. i cannen only remember the lyrics to one anthem. don't make we memorize another anthem. he shae inclusive, buddy. jesse: i will try my best. >> out of control situation on the airlines. - i'm sure you've heard how grammarly improves your writing, the airlines. new but let me tell you how grammarly business helped my sales team. look at simon. since simon's team started using grammarly business, we've closed more deals. with suggestions to sharpen his writing clarity and overall confidence,

they will reportedly play the so-called black national anthem. okay, my question is, nba, nfl, mlb, they want to keep going deeper into politics as their ratings continue to dive and peopleti turn away and are turnd off by it. people kind of like to go to games because it's a distraction from everyday life and everybody there has a shared passion for a sport and a home team. it's a uniting moment. now of course the social justice warriors will ruin that. the country is supposed to be, we are one nation, under, not a thing, job, god. you know, god, the creator of everything. the party and justice for all. america is not flawless but we have a system that we can always strive and we have proven that we have made great improvements as would become a more perfect union. we have far to go and we will get there. this is what martin luther king jr.rt was fighting for it, not different anthems for two different races and two different nations but one america where people are judged by the content of the character and not the color of their skin. take aor

are we going to start now having everyone else's national anthem come in and uphold that national anthem as well and forget about the united states of america, our national anthem? that's what i say. we've got to get people that are going to become leaders that won't stand for it and there is no doubt did you've got to treat people fair. you want to listen to them but at the same time you've got to let people know this is the united states of america, and guys, we want to do the right thing. when you talk about john carlos and the people in the olympics you've got to remember this. at that time, there was a separate bathroom. at that time, a lot of african-americans couldn't go into the restaurant and eat. well, they did protest and at this point here, where we have an opportunity to be treated fairly, but they are not upholding that by holding people responsible for what they are doing. >> sean: all right. let me ask you the important question. so i read people starting to attack you a little bit and i chuckle to myself, because i've known you for such a long time, and it seems to me th

performed by petty officer first class stanley quintana of the navy. >> ♪ [singing the national anthempplause] >> thank you. that was a beautiful rendition. good afternoon everyone. my name is tracy burnell and i and the acting director of u.s. citizens are -- citizenship and immigration. it is an honor to welcome you as new citizens to the united states. i want to thank president biden and secretary alejandra mayorkas of the department of the department of homeland security for joining us. before i begin, can the audience be seated. candidates, when you hear your country of nationality, please stand and remain standing. afghanistan. canada. china. columbia. egypt. el salvador. ethiopia. ghana. india. iraq. nepal. new zealand. panama. philippines. south korea. and, the united kingdom. did i miss you? sec. mayorkas i present 21 candidates representing 16 countries who have all applied to be citizens of the u.s.. each candidate has been interviewed by officer -- by an officer and exhibited the ability to read, write, and speak words in the english thing which. each has deb -- in the engl

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. >> all of our local walmart singing the national anthem. >> you should start today, not a good singer you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. carley: let's get straight to it, band of tropical storm elsa reaching the florida keys after the storm dumped heavy rain over cuba. jillian: how are conditions there? >> reporter: we are in the southeast portion not far from the do fall street corridor, this storm is generating winds of 60 miles an hour, we are feeling strong winds, as far as the rain goes not torrential, we haven't seen any flooding yet but there's consistent rain. the storm is moving north northwest across the keys, it will hit the peninsula of florida, it is expected to make rainfall around tampa, florida. this is not a huge sense of emergency for this storm. monroe county did not board up its buildings, we talked to a business owner that decided to board up a lot of people were not concerned about this as this tropical storm was downgraded from a hurricane but that does not mean as it crosses the gulf that it won't pick up more speed or energy as it cro

the surrendering of the best national anthem in the world.american national anthem isn't bad either, though it is hard to learn the words. those celebrations are continuing in paris. the fireworks display to round out the day. even more similarities to the u.s. where of course we honor our independence day with fireworks every july the fourth. does do look pretty good. before we go, it is ice cream whether in washington, d.c.. sweltering hot, simple the great variety of flavors. who knew there was such a thing as mac & cheese icing -- ice cream? it is a unique flavor rolled out today marking national mac & cheese day. it's che, $12 a pint. i dare you. thank you so much for watching. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrato

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in response to the national anthem she turned away from the american flag and placed her t-shirt overer head. she later said she felt set up because athletes have been previously told the anthem would be played either before or after the medal ceremony. she went on cnn to talk about her podium incident earlier this summer and we bring to you what she said. [video clip] >> i do respect the constitution because obviously i was exercising my constitutional right, but i will not stand for any type of symbol or song that does not stand for all people in america. >> and you think the flag and the anthem are symbols and signs the do not stand for all black people in america? >> yes. >> why is that? >> it just doesn't. we know our history. everybody knows the history and i feel like it is something people are trying to pay attention to instead of paying attention to the real issues. we need to be talking about the racial and social injustice issues that black communities face to this day. it is the same thing and people are trying to divert attention to a song and a flag went that is not the

olympian gwen barry is getting a lot of attention for her national anthem protests.his country and it is becoming quite a trend among a lot of people particularly young people finding it cool to not be patriotic. what is your reaction to this? >> don't know what lines along which she objects. i heard one interview where she said there's a line in the fog would lose to slavery that she objects to. i believe that is in a verse we don't thing. beyond that, if you know the details of what happened we don't play the anthem every time someone takes the podium in these trials. it plays once a day. they had it scheduled to play and it happened to be it played that day at the time of her event took the podium. in a country where you can throw an inanimate object as far as you want and doing that activity can pay for your college which can take you from generational poverty to generational wealth and we have a flag that stands for that opportunity i guess it also provides the opportunity to make a fool of yourself and as far as i'm concerned that is all she has done. todd: joe

when the national anthem was played she turned away and covered her head with a t-shirt.hite house refused to say that this protest was inappropriate. >> i know she's incredibly proud to be an american and has great respect for the anthem in all respects especially for men and women serving in uniform all around the world, he would also say of course part of the intercountry means recognizing there are moments where we haven't lived up to her highest ideal new means respecting the right of people in the constitution to peacefully protest. gerry: try to remember if a chinese athlete did something like that. i assure you it be the last metal ceremony they would ever take part in unless they have a hammer throwing competition in concentration camps. in america you can disrespect the constitution and will and you get lionized by the media you can take anyone the national anthem is being played and applause by authorities to run sports. you can do nouns with the country stands for and you get elected to congress. by the way that is fine actually, it's part of the freedom that

that was the quantico brass quintet performing the national anthem live on fox square. s happy independence day to all much us. we'll celebrate all morning long celebrating our nation's birthday. we would love for to you celebrate with us. send your pictures to foxnews.com. we'll be outside of the studio having a good time. you're somewhere out in america, barbecuing, hanging out by the pool with your friends and family. shows us where it looks like. rachel: we're in new york. across america in little towns everywhere there will be amazing parades and barbecues. we want to see all of that, definitely, definitely send that stuff in. as we celebrate our great nation today, we share a portion from the declaration of independence. we'll reflect on what those words meant when they were written. pete: that's right. here we are 245 years later. there is big news. there is plenty of news. there is stuff we'll talk about today. we don't often take a moment to think about the words written 245 years ago by a small segment of men and patriots who felt like they were living under ty

what do you think of this, the national anthem and walmart? >> walmart gets a bad rap. and toasters and people running to get all the candy they can possibly feed themselves, i am all for this. this is great, about time walmart has a good video that everyone can show off and why not? this is america, pledge allegiance to the flag, all of that stuff is all good to me. >> mark: what a patriotic note to end on. thank you, you've done a terrific job, for topics, 4 minutes and back in a couple of hours with greg gutfeld. i will see you right back here tomorrow for fox news prime time but don't touch that dial because the one and only tucker starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," hope you had a great fourth of july with the ones you love them i wasn't too long ago that joe biden told us we might not be allowed to celebrate our own independence day because he had the power to decide that. had more and more control over our lives more than we ever had in american history but at the same

we can't have our soccer team, we can't have basically the recitation of the national anthem, singing the anthem or the recitation of the flag salute in our schools. one young man i talked about now in the military, really proud of that young man. his first name is grayson. what a great kid. what -- he's going to be a real do-er in our military. he fought to just have his flag salute done at his high school where it hadn't been done in 40 years and had to overcome a bureaucracy that said, oh, we don't know, might offend somebody. we haven't asked all the teachers. we haven't asked all the school board. this young man took it upon himself to petition his fellow students to get this done. i said if they don't get it done, i'll be right there with you at 8:30 in the morning, we'll do it out front of the school. they got it done. i'm so proud of him and what he's going to do. there's many, many americans like that, all over this world, serving across the world, living here in this country. that believe in that as well. who take that pledge. spontaneously at the baseball game, if they're n

maybe we want to have the l g, b, g, q, i a national anthem. and you have people in corporate structures in various governmental entities who say fine, we'll do whatever you want. we'll recognize that to some people, america is whatever they say it is. shake a rorschach test. you look at a cloud, you see a bunny. i see a dog, it's our interpretation. that's where we are right now. and we're going through this i guess his version of it words, we make it up as we go along. and i, to me, in my humble opinion, i think this is, this is temporary. i think we always go through this in one form or another and eventually things will somewhat shuttled down. but it's, it's most disconcerting to some people who believed that there was a degree of solidity and permanence to american history. but to other people. they make it up as they go along. well, in the meantime, the white house has tried to caution on the 4th of july celebrations by claiming credit for cheaper barbecues, but not everyone's fired up by the claimed saving of just 16 son, se. planning of

to our third story tonight, the black national anthem -- i am seeing a lot of headlines about this.l be featured prominently, they used it last year, introduced to many people who are completely unfamiliar with it, the nfl saying it will have a role at some of the games and festivities. there is a tweet by xavier pope, who is reporting all kinds of things, "treating it like it is a new rebellion -- it is a 120-year-old song of cultural pride and equal inclusion in america." so is that much ado about nothing? what do you make of it? >> what i foresee here, they are going to sing the american national anthem, during which players are going to kneel in protest, then stand up and put their hands on their heart for the black national anthem, the equivalent of a pregame warm-up. in all seriousness, i think that is not going to unify the country and we used to have these apolitical spaces that i think our democracy depends upon to bring us together. yes our politics is divided but major league baseball or the nfl is one of those spaces we can come together, irrespective of whether we are b

every going to start not having everyone else coming in and we have to uphold the national anthem as well and forget about the united states of america and that's what i say. i think we have to get people that have become leaders and there is no doubt you've got to treat people fair, you want to listen to them but at the same time come have to let people know that this is the united states of america and we want to do the right thing. when you talk about people in the olympics coming up to remember at this time, there were separate bathrooms. a lot of african-americans couldn't go into a restaurant and eat. they did protest and at this point here we have an opportunity to be treated fairly but they are not upholding that by holding people responsible for what they are doing. >> sean: let me ask you the important question. people are starting to attack you a little bit and i chuckled to myself because i've known you for such a long time and it seems to me that there is a great fear that herschel walker is going to get in that senate race in the state of georgia where you are one of th

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tom daley had heard his fair share of olympic national anthems.on our screens and became a man, this time, finally, the moment was his. natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. team gb�*s first gold medal of the tokyo olympics was won by adam peaty, who successfully defended his title in the 100 metres breaststroke. peaty has not been beaten in the 100—metres breaststroke in major competitions for more than seven years. this report from our sports editor dan roan contains some flashing images. commentator: look at that. no wonder there was a swagger. such is his domination of this sport, the sense was that all adam peaty had to do to defend his title here in tokyo was turn up. defeat was unthinkable. he's just so superior, adam peaty... but he still had to deliver when it mattered most. so he's got to hit the start here, adam peaty in the centre in the red hat. unbeaten in the 100—metre breaststroke for seven years, peaty began as the firmest of favourites, and, after a good start, it never really seemed in doubt. well, this is very good, this is where he

by attacking lady liberty: then pbs oozed national unity when vanessa williams sang the black national anthem. >> ♪ ♪ >> laura: a beautiful woman and a beautiful voice, but come on? this was never about some old monument to the confedderacy. it wasn't about the flag. it's about the ultimate hatred of the left of all things traditionally america. spreading that propaganda that feeds ignorant comments like this. >> you know the full song of the national anthem. [inaudible]. it's disrespectful and does not speak for black americans. there is no question. >> laura: there is a question. what she said is false. as much as the left despices our country patriotic core they have no problem with china showing off their national pride -- and they love how efficient and insightful they are. central authorities that not only restrict speech of the opposition but punishes anyone who trays in word or deed, the once reported reuters read like a press release -- a beijing resident wants the party to stay in power for another 100 years. as if that woman would day say anything else to an american media outlet a

. >> the name of our national anthem is. >> do we call it "the national anthem"?er. jesse: let's do a rendition. are you ready? >> o say can you see by the dawns early light. >> what so proudly we hailed by the -- i forget the rest. >> through the perilous fight, the ramparts we watched. jesse: what are those? >> lamparts? and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof to the light. >> night. >> that our flag was still there. land of the tree and home of the brave. jesse: best one today. that all for tonight. be sure to follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. and buy the book. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. and remember i'm watters and this is my world. [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: helloen and welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight. let's get right to my open. she is leg the american dream. she doesn't have a clue. tomorrow as we celebrate innocence day, sadly in our country it is far too common to see people who do not respect our national even them or our flag. so this week we see another

. >> the name of our national anthem is. >> do we call it "the national anthem"?ndition. are you ready? >> o say can you see by the dawns early light. >> what so proudly we hailed by the -- i forget the rest. >> through the perilous fight, the ramparts we watched. jesse: what are those? >> lamparts? and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof to the light. >> night. >> that our flag was still there. land of the tree and home of the brave. jesse: best one today. that all for tonight. be sure to follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. and buy the book. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. and remember i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ [playing of the "the star-spangled banner" ♪.

while she was at a medals stand at an event where they were not playing the national anthem because it every day at 5:20 but she was on the medal stand at 5:25. that seemed absolutely like an aggressive play against her and somebody trying to show her up. we'll never know definitively whether that was the case but that seems 100% to be the case there. so we've got this in some days. it's just hard for me to buy into that. if you can find be a counterexample of somebody else failing a marijuana test and getting to compete. i could ride with you. i don't have a counter fact that says that. >> the nigerian team they're trying to throw on. bomani jones, thank you for being on. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >> tonight on "all in," six months after the attack on democracy, new video, new arrests and new details on the investigation into the capitol insurrection. >>> then, how america missed the biden goal of 70% vaccinations by july 4th. >> the red states probably have a lot of people that, you know, are very, very conservative in their thinking and they think, well, i don't

today the song referred to as the black national anthem will be featured at nfl games. this upcoming season. and that's not the only change comi >> tomorrow is the one year anniversary of civil rights icon john lewis is death. more than a 100 groups all across the country planning to mark the day with voting rights protests vigils. >> congressional black caucus chair joyce pd got him an early start. she and a group of black women were arrested yesterday after marching for voting rights inside a senate office building. republicans remain opposed to what they described as a federal takeover of elections. >> west virginia senator shelley moore capito says democrats are purposely misrepresenting the new state voting loss. as a way to paint. everybody has a racist or not. wanting communities of color to vote. that is so insulting. >> vice president kamala harris as the biden administration is committed to working with civil rights groups to combat more than a dozen states efforts to change election rules. and we're just weeks away from the start of the 2021 nfl season. and t