i felt overwhelmed with patriotism and proud, this was product of american intelligence. capabilities grateful i was protected by those who love this nation enough to pilot these machines unlike any other. >> the world. >> i remember growing up in kansas as a little boy, i thought washington d.c. would be the coolest place to go, everything there was so historic and so much of the fabric of america, when i was in my 20s, i got that job in washington. only in america. folks. only in america. >> i am proud to be an american, i cover this place, nation's capitol, hard to believe with all arguments that happen on both sides, when i drive by the monuments and come to capitol hill, every day, i am struck by the history of this country. >> i think it is the way we treasure our past, you can see how george washington lived, we cherish our past, we love our history. at least we keep it alive. >> i was a young guy, maybe 12 or 13, 14 years old, my buddy and i would take the train from just outside of philadelphia. frequently into philadelphia. we would walk to independence hall, i

the great patriotic war did not sound like the great patriotic war at all, because even in the fifteenthear i constantly performed at may 9, and it was said precisely the second world war, that is, it has already been forgotten about what a great patriotic they weren't even allowed to talk about it. the same as the st. george ribbon was forbidden, for which you could be arrested or beaten. well, anything could be a monument to the heroes of the great patriotic war in ukraine, a serviceman of the national guard was destroyed. they helped him to restore that this monument in berdyansk in russia is very necessary both for educating the younger generation and for restoring the truth of the history of the great patriotic war, the heads of the isaac brodsky art museum who fled from berdyansk taken to the territory under the control of historical values ​​​​and tura paintings of hundreds of exhibits serov kuindzhi trutovsky three halls of russian wanderers completely empty and here is ivan konstantinovich aivazovsky from his storm on the sea. there was only a frame left hundreds of museum exhib

patriotic movies.tic film. teresa and lisa recommended "1776," a musical tribute to the founding fathers. mike will be watching "miracle," about team usa taking the gold in the olympics. and one of our fox & friends writers said it is her civic duty to watch "legally blonde 2: red, white, and blonde." a hilarious suggestion from her. if you know her, that comes as no surprise! my suggestion is "the patriot" with mel gibson. steel and that is such a good one! mel gibson and heath ledger, both really nice to watch, and also a great movie. >> exactly. >> will: what is my list of most stomach most paycheck movies? i mean, the original "top gun trade" >> that's definitely up there. >> lawrence: would "forrest gump" be considered patriotic? steel and i can't stand that movie. >> lawrence: are you kidding? >> rachel: does that make me a bad american? [laughter] "mr. smith goes to washington" is my favorite movie and very patriotic. see three black and white movies and parades. >> rachel: [laughs] i think our

we also have a strong such direction, and for our sales, this is a patriotic collection.is my next question. do you know how it changed, what is the demand for it now, because we saw that under during each wave of some er activation in the war or some escalation we see a certain surge of er level of patriotism yes i even bought myself a t-shirt with an embroidered trident you also have certain such collections but they are quite discreet they were not so loud you know how some there is a russian ship and so on. and so on, you know. we very much support this uh initiative, this uh, such an uh, powerful internal force, because look at me, it's just about patriotism and uh, we've been uh, since february . in march, they began to issue here are the following patriotic fractions with different inscriptions and they are very popular, people choose them and choose not only one inscription, but several . the usual one, how did it change? and now the patriotic collection is very popular, it is more popular than it was when it was retired, more popular than it was before. and in ge

we last had you on giving as background of the patriot front. more about who rousseau is, how this group was founded, what it is doing, why in boston and before that, what, protests in philadelphia, these historic american cities. >> i like that phrase children of the kkk. that was great. they are not the kkk yet but -- in its heyday, but, boy, do they want to be. there was a group called vanguard america that marched at unite the right and yo remember james fields who murdered heather heyer. she marched with that group. they kind of rebranded under this veil of patriotism and kind of to try to pull from the republican party schtick and make a more marketable version of what is essentially young nazi-ism -- neo-naziism. they have been successful in doing these marches where there are anywhere between 30 and 100 people marching on the street. they did something also july 4 last year or the july 4 weekend regarding, in philadelphia for example, they are picking these places that have historical importance in the united states. their slogan is "rec

it was definitely not the patriotic war.et troops crossed the borders of soviet russia to reappear on the border in the territory of soviet ukraine and soviet belarus, it was not a patriotic war, because these were states occupied by russians under the red the flag of 1919-20 years, when russian troops appeared on the territory of latvia, lithuania and estonia, expelling hitler's troops from there, it was the replacement of one brutal occupier by another, because the soviet union occupied the baltic countries in 1940 according to the agreements made by adolf hitler when the soviet troops appeared again in the electorate and in karelia it was not a patriotic war because these were the original finnish territories occupied by the russian state during the war with finland of the winter war and so stalin received the newest the occupation of these territories was approved by the allies of the anti-terov coalition, but the occupation did not stop being an occupation. these are not your lands, you stole them, they stole them from

barbecues, patriotism.ositive stuff. >> all of the positive and amazing stuff.f really it is something we don't reflect uponec enough. you win the lottery just by being born american.in think about the millions of people that were born in north korea or venezuela or saudi arabia, and because we find a great spot, we were born in thi country, a country that celebrates individual freedom and liberty, we get to live in great country that limits freedom, other people don't get to say that. >> when my favorite fourth of july memories i went to that party and obviously in florida were always at the beach i got to meet a veteran, a marine and i had them dialogue within individual into the service himself and jesse become as serviceman a serviceman, talk t a veteran. that's what it's about, it's wh we have various. >> you're absolutely right. there is a solid meaning to it. some of my favorite memories include fireworks and people almost getting way more out of hand let me just say for everybody out there, be safe

i am absolutely sure that every patriotic patriotic minded person can be in power now, there is such a desire uh the issue is already in the implementation and we will see the implementation of this plan. well, as soon as it is brought to lugano and then as soon as it becomes a draft law, it will be necessary to vote, because i will tell you an example about bomb shelters, e.e., from now on in western ukraine, e. i agreed with andriyovych gardeners and many others, there is a big question that bomb shelters need to be planned, including for schools, because a huge number of children and uh, they have to go to bomb shelters during every air raid, but there are none in most places, and uh- is the question then lies in the limited resources. now you understand that we are trying to survive, we are fighting so that every month we have money to pay pensions and salaries, and now we simply cannot afford to build bomb shelters as a state, we can do it if specifically, there is some donor who will be ready to build or moscow in western ukraine and we are currently working specifically. here

initiative patriotic initiative memory train.nited the guys 200 guys, uh, and from russia from belarus, these are schoolchildren who, uh, made the route from belarus to moscow and stopped where the battles took place during the great patriotic war. uh, they had the opportunity to get acquainted and look at the sights on the topic, which are dedicated specifically to memory. about the great victory also. uh, on the way, of course, they got to know their peers. and i am very glad that the stop in moscow was also very significant and important for the guys, because many of them were there for the first time and they had the opportunity to visit, er, the museum of victory on poklonnaya gora, they also visited the kremlin, red square, laid wreaths at the tomb of the unknown soldier at the monument to zhukov and. of course . e, moscow i also left very vivid impressions, for many guys. i'm sure they will ask their parents again to come and see, uh, including others from the sights, which, unfortunately, they did not have time to cover d

welcome to patriot.se gastro pub is tucked away in san francisco's embarcadero to between big screen tv's patriotic paintings. hang on the wall. you can order up dishes like george washington's fist sure. there's fish and fried chicken sandwiches or the u.s. party pot roast. i you know, you not go wrong after a healthy amount of patriot pot roast are going to want to wash it down with some. grant's elixir as in euless and this cocktail named for more here, former president as in president town. so who's behind this restaurant with an americana for brown sisters from ireland came to we wanted to embrace the american culture, the american the american opening up her own immigrants it's making this our home. >> and apparently that customers supporting you for for the drake so on during all of that, it's a family operation, including nieces and not named after president. no in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron, 4 news first sisters. they're really >> and you know what more power to they did manage to make i

princes, in which the shingan is controlled by the patriots preserved.of the patriots is the general political rule in the world. not in any state or region of the world. those who do not love their country or even those who are willing to sell or betray it will never be allowed into power. keeping the power of running the sangan special administrative region in the hands of the patriots is essential to protecting the long-term stability and security of xingan within xingan china. hong kong returned in 1997 after more than a century and a half of british colonial rule, the special administrative region will remain autonomous until 2047 in all matters except defense and foreign policy. 25 years ago, i was working in china at the time, watching this ceremony on tv. i remember the night of the rain, the yacht, which is fed to the pier on this yacht, the last time it is not the last one that steps. ah, the last one again. they are extremely governor of the english governor of hong kong, crispen, and a tear is creeping down his cheek when i met today with one

is there any way to bring back patriotism without a war?social movements of the 1960s were often very patriotic. i often think of martin luther king standing in front of the lincoln memorial criticizing the racial legacy of this country and the way racism worked, but calling on the country to live up to its best ideals. i think movements often can achieve that goal as can repairing the problems we have. right now, with the january 6th committee, we are seeing some of the fundamentals that exist in our election system, and making our democracy stronger, more vital and robust is another way without war to achieve the sentiment that this country can be great and is doing well. >> professor julien zalazar, thank you for talking to us, happy fourth of july. >> happy 4th, thank you. >>> president biden predicts if the gop wins in december, the republicans will pass a nationwide prohibition on abortion. more on that. but your stomach doesn't. that disagreement ends right now. lactaid ice cream is the creamy, realal ice cream you loe ththat will ne

we are a patriotic country, i'm going see, 1 billion.irework depot. >> the answer is c. >> you can't play the game -- >> i don't have the answer, front and back. [laughter] community college intellect, i was even allowed to use the fireworks. >> i love a particular. >> which hollywood actor has been in for movies released july 4 weekend? john travolta, willis, will smith? i'm going see. will smith. >> i thought tribeca. >> he's not coming out with another movie anytime soon. what year does the fourth of july become a federal holiday? 1919, 1855 or 1870? >> i'm going 1855, the same year nancy pelosi was born. >> political chosen. >> the answer was see. >> was after the civil war. [laughter] >> stop it. number four. the percentage of americans flag on the fourth of july? >> let's have a feel-good moment. it is be. >> no! >> pathetic. >> with all copies, god bless the usa, you're telling me we are not at 80%? >> ,. >> question number five. how many u.s. presidents were only children? i don't mean they only acted like children the only child

but the patriotic war.f troubles, which was the e war against napoleon e, the fight against the swedes acquired the character of the patriotic war, especially from the moment that began to happen in ukraine well, of course, the patriotic war of 41-45 is domestic wars, which we despite we are not ready for any sacrifices and we will not lose. and in this regard, awakened. here in russia, such tendencies of strength, such an attitude towards oneself, which will for a long time, regardless of any outcome of this operation , determine the internal climate here in russia in relation to. it is very important that the united states also understand this. but what if in russia they begin to perceive the current current conflict precisely as the patriotic war, and the hybrid war against russia is a form of the patriotic war, then russia cannot be, you know, i would even said that people in russia do not understand many words, hybrid proxies and so on. this is understood by a specialist, but the word patriotic war is

patriot. that's not when a patriot is. patriots don't do this. >> laura, division is not a virtue. trying to separate people rather than unite them, that's what people should be doing in the media. every day it's running down not only a portion of the citizenry, but the country itself. this is really dangerous. people don't stop to think about it enough. when i was out interviewing people, we constructed a historical quiz. see if you can get these. >> who established the celebration of july fourth? and said we should celebrate with fireworks and celebrations coast to coast. do you remember. >> i don't. everybody has a different opinion of it. >> probably the woman. >> martha washington. >> i'm going to say martha. >> i stopped history when i left school. so yeah. school is out for the year. no more questions. >> can iphone a friend? >> you can phone a friend. >> okay. can iphone you? >> i'm going to go with a wild card martha washington. >> i'm not giving anything away. who was it? >> john adams. she got it right. leave to it the bostonian. you're the only one, this celebrity is a

state and of the polish people, the war of the russians was by no means national, but the great patrioticutin's russia and the soviet union like to call it, the second world war, was it national for the russians it is obvious when the russians drove hitler's troops from their own land it was the patriotic war but when the soviet troops entered the territory of poland in 1939 it was definitely not the patriotic war when the soviet troops crossed the borders of soviet russia to reappear on the border in the territory of soviet ukraine and soviet belarus it was not the patriotic war because these were states occupied by the russians under the red flag in 1919-20, when russian troops appeared on the territory of latvia, lithuania and estonia, expelling hitler's troops came from there, it was the replacement of one cruel occupier by another because the soviet union occupied the baltic countries in 1940 according to the agreements made by adolf hitler, when the soviet troops reappeared in the electorate and in karelia it was not a patriotic war because these were the original finnish territorie

to our homeland during the great patriotic war and forged victory in that their names. on the walls of the temple you ring in memory in their honor, the bell tolls, their feat will always be in our hearts. on an impromptu stage, all the participants were met by the central military band of the ministry of defense under the direction of the honored artist of russia sergei durygin, they studied marches and melodies of the war years. the airborne battalions of the tenth number of the airborne battalion have a large festive program planned for the whole day. today all museums are open, admission is free a lot of people came to the holiday not only belgorod residents, but also guests from other cities of russia everyone wants to honor the memory of the defenders of the fatherland alexander korobov alexander lugin vesti, belgorod region. how was the nosification of ukraine why after 80 years, the poisonous flower of nazism bloomed in this country one of the reasons? why did this happen this different level of education rewrote the history of world war ii etched out the russian language i don

leaders and those guys consider themselves patriots. so the the the window here of what well how you make these argument is a very very small one. and so, how do you how do you sort of thread that needle over and over again? and again, i think that this is the race is really a safe argument as opposed to others. and and page 185 i'm glad you think that white supremacy is an ideology. that's good because i i agree maybe if i were to change that sentence what i should say is republicanism in the form that it takes and found in the united states in 1776 didn't needed white supremacy. i'm not i'm not exactly saying that republicanism. across the board in every context and every age does although maybe exclusion is is an important part especially if you're going to throw out a lot if you're gonna pull up a lot of different anchors. like aristocracy and you're going to or and you're going to enfranchise a whole lot of people you're gonna have to figure out how to exclude people. i mean this is this is sort of the the because you not everybody

now it's being done to patriotism. the love for your country is a shared experience among people of different pigments which runs counter to identity politics. identity politics believes in empathy among people who share these traits. you and i cannot see eye to eye if my eyes are blue and you are not. according to the laws of intersectional woke izm the only human who gets you has to be exactly like you. >> it is so important. you have to share this trauma was someone who truly understands. that's why i can only share these feelings with another anarchist polyamorous. thank you, doctor. i couldn't agree more, deborah. my last therapist drove a car that uses gasoline and she was happily married with two kids. how could someone like that ever help me? she would never get it, but i do. that will be $500. i am short. can i pay you in a couple weeks? >> the magic of television. it's no wonder patriotism which unites us over values and not race is a threat to the left. hence this two-step process. replace what unifies us wi

. >> a problem with patriotism?promotion for july 4th festivities is anything but festive. >>> leo? >> [inaudible]. homeland security secretary is blaming the migrants themselves for being trapped and dying. >> oh, boy, okay. but first record gas prices putting a damper on 4th of july travel. the president instead of taking responsibility has got a brand-new target, gas stations. biden tweeted, quote, my message to the companies running gas stations and setting prices at the pump is simple. this is a time of war and global peril. bring down the price you are charging at the pump to reflect the cost you're paying for the product and do it now. washington post owner and billionaire businessman jeff bezos isn't buying it, though, tweeting, quote, ouch. inflation is far too important a problem for the white house to keep making statements like this. it is either straight up misdirection or deep misunderstanding of the basic market dynamics. the white house is coming to biden's defense. >> anybody that knows president bi

if we are talking about the camp - this is the educational patriotic part. if we are talking about the park itself - this is a historical part, but separately we need to focus on the playgrounds, because this is a family vacation, the new facilities will be available to all guests of the prostate on the day of the navy and the questions of threats anna zayakina and dmitry channel one, kronstadt a now vladivostok is there celebrations. at it's peak the parade has already taken place, thousands of people were able to see firsthand the beauty and power of the pacific fleet in the report. gennady korostelev. all the most interesting column. lined up in the heart of vladivostok in the golden horn bay under the cable-stayed bridge for spectators. this is a unique opportunity to see the combat units of the pacific fleet in all its glory from almost anywhere in the city. there are only five ships in the parade formation. there is a very short distance from the military berth to them, commander of the pacific fleet sent to greet the crew of military sailors. in brigh

to realize these promises, requires patriotism.riotism recognized at no person, no party, interest can take precedent over the american project. the project has come up short in many ways, which continues even in this hour appeared in a project that says we are all in this together. ambitions of a few cannot be allowed to prevail over the aspirations of many. that is how i see america on july the fourth, were re-debate and disagree -- where we debate and disagree and united by the love of our country. from growth and change, the fourth of july comes at a critical moment. our economy is growing, but not without pain. the recent days, there have been recent -- this country is moving backwards, freedom is being reduced, the rights that we assumed were protected are no longer appeared a reminder that remained in an ongoing battle for the soul of america as we have for two years. i know it can be exhausting and unsettling, but tonight and want you to know we are going to get through all of this. for all that we have faith, we are going

tv's patriotic paintings. hang on the wall. you can order up dishes like george washinfton's fist sure. there's fish and fried chicken sandwiches or the u.s. party pot roast. i you know, you can not go wrong after a healthy amount of patriot pot roast are going to want to wash it down with some. grant's elixir as in euless and this cocktail named for more here, former president des in president out. so who's behind this restaurant with an americana for brown sisters from ireland? when came to we wanted to embrace the american culture. the american added the american opening up her own evergrande it's making this our home. >> and apparently that customers supporting you for for the drake so on during all of that, it's family operation, including nieces and not named after president. no in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 still ahead here tonight on kron, 4 news at 10. the list of the next recipients of the presidential medal of freedom have been announced. we've got details on the >> a two-year pandemic pa

are non-patriotic channels, at least not patriotic, but there was no word here, it seems patriotic, pro-ukrainian rules, yes , we have all channels about ukrainian, something, i'm on last from the 24th, no i remember the presence of non -patriotic channels that are not about ukraine, even on many channels there are people working who, until this number , in different ways, let's say mildly, looked like these beautiful people , and now you see pro-ukrainian ones. anyone who wants will change them. i already have new ones at home. i put on new shoes in 1989. i put on my shoes in 1989. they haven’t changed their shoes since then. they finished our book. thank you. thank you . with the press news ira for free thank you colleagues in just a moment i will tell you that the enemy continues shelling slavyansk kharkiv region and dnipropetrovsk region but there is also good news very soon more accurate air defense will appear in our country 17:00 in ukraine news time on tv channel espresso vitai in the studio of iryna koval sloviansk is again under fire, this time the russians massively bomba

thank you for allowing our nation to join you in mourning this patriotic american here in this temple of american democracy. as the forces of tyranny threatened liberty around the world, woody proudly enlisted in the marines eager to , serve his country. at just 5'6", he was never the tallest marine, at 135 pounds, never the biggest. yet, he was a force of nature on the battlefield. at iwo jima, woody single-handedly destroyed seven different positions. president truman called his unyielding determination and extraordinary heroism. even after the stunning feat of bravery, his service was far from over. he devoted the rest of his life to helping veterans and gold star families and all families. always driven by his motto, the cause is greater than i am. today, we're joined by military leaders and medal of honor recipients. let us salute them. thank you for your presence here today. and it's a testament to the reverence for which woody is held by generations of u.s. service members and veterans. let us thank them for their service and their presence today. [applause] with woody's passin

no more patriotic scene on this fourth of july than that pricking its patriotism on top of patriotismut i knew it was a whole lot because i walk through them on these legs a couple of years ag it was worth it. a lot of work, but worth it to get down there and see those fireworks live. >> incredible. we still have work for you. we had to boston to light up th night sky. in honor of america's birthday. don't go anywhere. ♪ singing ♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪ ♪ singing ♪ >> happy of worth of july. fox news was in boston all week long as a part of her proud american special coverage where we visited so many historical sites having to do with america's founding like the oldest commission worship and the entire world which is calle the usf constitution constitution which has been in service since 1797 the site of the boston tea party where colonist poured tea at the boston har

they will only have to defrost and, if possible, reheat the delicacies. in the most patriotic colors,s like reinforcements , provisions, but at the same time, it's also a very powerful moral support, the best proof that you're doing something useful. these are the photos of the volunteers the defenders send the patriot ravioli, they really liked it, which means that they will have more strength to fight iryna tsimbal from sribnestrian ictv facts - the only news ukraine returned to the third place in the medal tally of the world games in non-olympic sports, which are ongoing in the american burma, today our athletes won two gold and a silver medals and now we already have 37 awards in addition to yesterday's silver, today danylo filchenko added gold in the long jump on water skiing, he was unattainable two more medals we won in jiu-jitsu and became a two-time champion of the world games bohdan mochulskyi, an athlete from lutsk in the final in the weight category up to 62 kg , defeated his opponent from colombia with silver mochulskyi supported bohdan golub after the match for a safe ch

i think most loyalists were people who held the same principles of constitution as the patriots did. they just thought that the violence of the sons of liberty, the oppressiveness was a greater threat and the constitutional liberty than crown and parliament and i guess we'll see further discussion today. what happened to these folks, they had a different destiny. >> and suzie, do you have anything to add to that that you'd like to share? >> just that one of the-- when you sort of come back 10,000 feet and you look at the percentages, a lot of loyalists who didn't have the wherewithal to kind of take us there, it's as patrick said, remained neutral and they might have had an opinion, but they didn't say anything because it meant risking too much and that sort of, you know, the middle and lower classes of folks, who were really more concerned. >> and let's go deeper with this and i want to pass this one 0 ilene to start. loyalists have a wide range of backgrounds, expressions of sympathy for great britain. what were their reasons and consequences of that in their daily lives. was it as

there is tension between patriotism and progressivism.t my book tries to show it they were allied in many parts of american history and the the notion of using the anthem as a protest song is part of its history. one place i was able to find that is in the civil rights movement. there were protests in new york that i document where groups protesting on equal hiring practices in the construction industry, they are laid down in front of the equipment, and stopped a construction site and all these men, women, and children are singing the star-spangled banner in order to express a civil rights protest. and in another performance in selma after the violence on the edmund pettus bridge the next , day there was a prayer vigil and those assembled sang the star-spangled banner. -- banner to start the day. so the message is we are also americans. i think every time it is performed there is a claim of belonging. whether in translation or in a different style like whitney houston with gospel elements, for example, that says, i am here, i am american,

, a patriot, he was already in the armed forces of ukraine for three years, he was already in uh, well, in luhansk region or in donetsk region, i'm sure i can't say, but he was on the front line, he was already a soldier and on snake island. he was there for two months, well, they were ordered there - they were ordered there for reinforcements, for protection , for reinforcements, and he had been there for two months before the 24th. he had months left also something there, about a month to serve, he was a contract worker for three years, and as they already said, the guys who got out there are in their cells there, they are sitting there, they were sitting somewhere in the lviv region, they were all imprisoned there, well, four men each, then they include the russian anthem there. well, and they are forced to sing the russian national anthem, they are told that all of ukraine has been captured, your relatives have already been captured, the president has escaped, well , there is misinformation there, it is quite painful, that is, they do not have any information, they have what they a

welcome to patriot.an francisco's embarcadero to between big screen tv's patriotic paintings. hang on the wall. you can order up dishes like george washington's fist to sure. there's fish and fried chicken sandwiches or the u.s. hearty pot roast. i you know, you not go wrong after a healthy amount of grows, you're going to want to wash it down with some. grant's elixir. as in euless is and this cocktail named for more here, former president as in president town. so who's behind this restaurant with an americana for brown sisters from ireland when came to we wanted to embrace the american culture, the american the american opening up her own that immigrants and it's making this our home. >> and apparently that customers supporting you for for the drake says so on during all of that, it's a family operation, including nieces and not named after president. no in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news still ahead on the kron 4 morning news as we continue 4th of july celebrations conquered is bringing bac

i don't think it's a patriotic act to attack the capital. but i have no idea how to characterize the, the people other than they trust past destroyed property and assaulted the u. s. capital, i think calling the patriots was a say, a stretch to say least that all of these are fresh or just flattery wrong. i don't think it's a patriotic act to attack the u. s. capital, would you call it on patriarch? criminal? unpatriotic. sure. what happen if the capital cannot be justified in any form or fashion? it was wrong, and it was tragic in it. it was a terrible day. so terrible days. it's not true. i thought it was inappropriate. why my mind. it was a day that should be remembered. and from this i was the head of the st. despite the violence of the day, the effort to delay the certification continued that evening. rudy giuliani called several of president trump's closest political allies. in the hour before the joint session resumed representative jim jordan and senator as marcia blackburn tommie tuber vill bill haggerty lindsey graham. josh holly a

tv's patriotic paintings. hang on the wall. you can order up dishes like george washington's fist sure. there's fish and fried chicken sandwiches or the u.s. party pot roast. i you know, you can not go wrong after a healthy amount of patriot pot roast are going to want to wash it down with some. grant's elixir. as in and this cocktail named for more here, former president as in president town. so who's behind this restaurant with an americana for brown sisters from ireland came to we wanted to embrace the american culture, the american the american opening up her own evergrande and it's making this our home. >> and apparently that customers supporting you for for the drake so on during all of that, it's a family operation, including nieces and not named after president. no in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news first >> well, yellowstone national park has finally reopened its north loop. and just in time for this holiday weekend, the reopening allows access to nearly the entire park. now after that cata

of cholpon-ata before the start of working meetings almost in memory of those killed in the great patriotic war. in kyrgyzstan, heads of supervisory departments discussed key challenges, terrorism and illicit trafficking, weapons drug trafficking and corruption. i would like to note the good dynamics of our joint interaction in april of this year, the prosecutor from the kyrgyz republic successfully completed advanced training courses at the university of the prosecutor's office of the russian federation. i propose that we continue this practice in the further welcoming speech of the prosecutor general. republic thanked the russian colleagues for the timely response to the appeal of the citizens of the country, who are in the russian federation, offered to send to serve punishment for the inhabitants of kyrgyzstan who were born convicted by russia i outlined the main threats. including those related to the participation of natives of the cis states in armed conflicts. reading the scale of international terrorism and extremism, transnational crime, drug trafficking, human trafficking, all th

are parades patriotic. i never said they're not patriotic. i said they're overrated. love of country is seeping in. >> we do too many parades. it's not just the 4th of july. the congressman is in town, let's throw a parade. rachel: every town in america loves a parade. >> the halloween parade. rachel: the 4th of july -- i was hoping that one day we could vote for governor will cain of texas and this parade thing i think is going to be a major issue for you. >> i will win without parades. i will win on the platform that chihuahuas are not the dog of america. rachel: except where there's a lot of mexican americans, try that one, will. >> will and his 6% will hold a parade later. it will be a short one. next he's going to say church every other sunday. rachel: what's the most patriotic dog? >> i'll go with the black labrador. rachel: good choice. >> up next, retired four star general jack keane joins us with his patriotic message, will. rachel: and american freedom starts with parades but also with national security. >> tom homan is here with why america needs to protect

the great patriotic war did not sound like the great patriotic war at all, because even in the fifteenthntly spoke on may 9 and it was said it was the second world war, that is, it was already forgotten that such a great patriotic was not even allowed to talk about it as well as and the st. george ribbon was forbidden, for which you could be arrested or beaten. well, anything could be a monument to the heroes of the great patriotic war in ukraine, a serviceman of the national guard was destroyed. they helped him restore the new berdyansk berdyansk in russia, this monument is very necessary both for educating the younger generation and for restoring the true truth of the history of the great patriotic war, the leaders of the isaac brodsky art museum who fled from berdyansk took them to the territory under the control of his river historical treasures there are sculptures paintings hundreds of exhibits. in kuindzhi trutovsky, three halls of russian wanderers are completely empty, and here is ivan konstantinovich aivazovsky from his storm on the sea. there is only a frame left hundreds of m

their submarine hunters , who effectively countered enemy submarines during the great patriotic war.e ships was due to the emergence of a new generation of submarines abroad and the need to take effective measures. countering maritime areas of coastal areas near naval eyes and naval bases, full speed. the course of these ships reaches 25 knots. armed with seventy-six anti-aircraft missile systems and thirty-millimeter six- barreled artillery mounts with a rate of fire of 5,000 rounds per minute torpedo tubes and bomb launchers with reactive depth charges. a group of multi-purpose ships continues to pass the near and far sea zone; they are designed to fight enemy submarines and surface ships ; ensuring the safety of navigation; artillery support for amphibious assaults ; blocking sea ports and zones ; arthur persistent is designed to maintain a favorable operational regime in the adjacent seas conducting active combat operations against the naval enemy and groups of ground forces operating on the coast . uranus is multifunctional. it is torpedo weapons, as well as a multi-purpose heli

it will be to patriotic domestic, apparently chinese e cars, but a 20% discount on the purchase of ast car - this is quite a significant support for a family. the bank's foreign exchange assets decreased three times from 9.5 billion to 3.5 billion and the forecast for september is a decrease to 2 billion. here is what mikhail zadornov said. we offered many of our borrowers to replace e, foreign currency loans with rubles, and they agreed part of the loans. uh is simply converted into rubles. here are today's rates. and i remind you that at the beginning of the year, for example, the dollar cost 74 now 60, that is, many borrowers. it's just profitable for them to have the total amount of debt when transferring from the euro, for example, to the ruble. it is simply decreasing, their interest payment is growing, but the debt itself is decreasing, and when they make the calculation , they understand that it is simply profitable for us to have, uh, ruble loans, and therefore the share of foreign currency lending is sharply reduced. well, i’ll add at the end mikhail zadornov also noted tha

today is the seventy-ninth anniversary of the start of the battle of kursk of the great patriotic waris is how the ukrainian nazis decided to mark this date with a massive shelling of the glushkovsky district of the kursk region, so this morning with their colleagues , the public service builders are social workers. we spent here in the settlements of the glushkovsky district, which were subjected to shelling. comprehensive assistance will be provided as quickly as possible to restore housing, because the blows were just inflicted on hay uh, peaceful, infrastructure and residential buildings. unfortunately, the pace of restoration work leaves much to be desired for the previous ones. uh, shelling sites. well, we have done some work on the mistakes of the ili brigade of builders. i hope now the recovery will go more intensively and a high level of terrorist threat has been introduced for the proximity from the territory of ukraine in the kursk region, it has been extended until july 23. summer will be interesting, you ask, you ask. i see it will be exciting in the summer, someone began

it would broaden the notion of what american patriotism is. i would welcome that change.nging the song, it would be up to american people, not the legislature. i think what made the anthem what it is was the civil war. it was not practice, the way it was used. he was not a bill in congress and the president's signature. so with we have a new song it would mean there has to be another moment in american history that captures the marriage -- that captures the imagination of the nation, a heroic moment that is celebrated in song and that song would have to catch fire with americans in a way that speaks to everyone. when that happens, a tide will wave over the country that will take us into a new realm. it might change the song, or new lyrics or new performance. only time will tell. but it is we the people who get to decide what our anthem is by what music we use in moments of civic celebration. susan: the book is called "o say can you hear?: a cultural biography of the star-spangled banner" and i am very appreciative of mark clague. thank you for your time. mark: thank you,

on this show current patriot men pride in america. recent poll found fewer than 10 adults -- then four in 10 adults today say they are proud to be an american. are you proud to be an american? give us a call. the phone line is split regionally this morning. in the eastern or central time zones, (202) 748-8000. if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001. you can also send us a text this morning. that number, (202) 748-8003. if you do, please include your name and where you are from. otherwise, catch up with us on social media. on twitter, it is @cspanwj. on facebook, it is facebook.com/cspan. a very good fourth of july to you. you can start calling in on this question. are you proud to be an american? that gallup poll we told you at the top came out just a couple days ago. 38% of adults said they were extremely proud to be an american, the lowest ever measured by gallup, who has been asking this question since 2001. charts show the numbers going back to 2001, showing the average in those years, 55% of americans sa

xi tried to boost patriotism among hong kong residents, especially the younger generation. he expressed his affection for the city and an eagerness to address people's needs and social programs. he adhered to the one country-two systems principle in the long run. he will assure the central government over the jurisdiction. >> the principle is supposed to guarantee hong kong autonomy for 50 years. but critics call it a facade, especially with the security law that came into effect in 2020. how does it affect hong kong? >> well, there used to be many anti-government protests. but it had changed the landscape in the territory. and investors and business leaders see many risks. and hundreds of pro-democratic petitions and activists were arrested. several rights groups and news outlets were forced to disband. different voices are silenced and many are concerned about the government's ambiguous red line. judicial independence is also threatened, which multinational companies consider a growing risk. meanwhile, beijing is trying to further integrate hong kong's economy with the ma

find unity in our patriotism.n absolute gut punch because they were doing the right thing. they were celebrating our country. i'm sure they woke up excited to celebrate with their families and, you know, make a memory, a lasting memory and something like this happens. you just have to wonder where dos that leave us. >> yeah. the celebration will go on. we will not honor the shooter here. i think it's important to honor the victims as well as talk about all those images that we're getting and the fantastic stories that we got when evil was there, there were people within the crowd that made make shift tourniquets until law enforcement were able to rescue and get people to the hospital. as a result of that we have innocent lives that were saved as a result of that. but we also have to remember that the gunman wanted to distract from this day. he wanted the celebrations to stop. he wanted to be the person that we remembered today. that's why we won't say his name. we won't continue to put his image out there. we will