. >> it looks like a two it-tiered justice system and people are mad. >> steve: 4re9's see what the dojoes and what mr. hur out there does when he investigates the biden case. >> ainsley: what about the direction of our country. next topic is libraries and books in our kid's classroom they are worried about the state of the country. >> steve: let's go to that. coming up this weekend it turns out our friend kirk cameron is hosting. i will tell you in the next hour about what bill barr said. >> ainsley: i'm sorry i cut you off. >> steve: that's okay. he is having a see you at the library event this saturday. 260 public libraries in 44 states. people are going to gather, actually at the libraries to read brave books. you know our friends at brave books are actually sponsoring this also to pray and sing and read books of virtues. they said we are on a mission to turn our nation back to god. see you at the library on august the 5th. >> ainsley: i love. this because, kirk cameron said why are you all not wanting my books in your libraries. all my books are are focused on faith and family and

in the 1960's, you start seeing the birth of the environmental justice movements with people like cesar chavez and where to -- and huertta -- huerta. mexican american children walking -- working in field. dr. king getting killed. drinking said what good does it do to integrate a lunch counter like greensboro, north carolina if the book we are drinking has something bad in it. the environment has to grow to become seen as a civil-rights issue. andy said he looked at the montgomery bus boycott as an environmental issue. the black diesel of the buses in hot day in alabama was coming through the back. that is not where you want to sit because of the air. so there was a linkage to it. john lewis, one of the leaders in the environmental justice movement in the 60's also in the 80's, pushed through this issue to clinton. he started addressing, how do we do mediation -- remediation and cleanup and help, not poison lower income people, whether they are latino, native american , living around uranium mines, or black americans in urban centers where local neighborhoods are becoming dump stones. je

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s house without an arrest warrant. they can pick anyone up. they can try people in military courts without access to justice. this is what we are facing now. that elections — we would win hands down. and because of that, they're not only dismantling our democracy, it means we should accept that we don't have any freedom. how can we accept that? how can anyone accept that? you've made a series of allegations about this government — which, of course, the current pakistani government would absolutely deny — but what is clear is that if elections are to be held this year, you have a choice. you either try to run, or you back off because it could send pakistan over the edge. what are you going to do? what will save pakistan are free and fair elections. stephen, make no mistake about it, because that will give it political stability, a government backed by a public mandate. if it comes in for five years, will give us political stability and that will then give us economic stability. at the moment, there is no political stability and the economy has just tanked. and this terrorism is an offshoot. when there's no representation of people, when the

s house without an arrest warrant. they can pick anyone up. they can try people in military courts without access to justice. this is what we are facing now.elections — we would win hands down. and because of that, they're not only dismantling our democracy, it means we should accept that we don't have any freedom. how can we accept that? how can anyone accept that? you've made a series of allegations about this government — which, of course, the current pakistani government would absolutely deny — but what is clear is that if elections are to be held this year, you have a choice. you either try to run, or you back off because it could send pakistan over the edge. what are you going to do? what will save pakistan are free and fair elections. stephen, make no mistake about it, because that will give it political stability, a government backed by a public mandate. if it comes in for five years, will give us political stability and that will then give us economic stability. at the moment, there is no political stability and the economy has just tanked. and this terrorism is an offshoot. when there's no representation of people, when they are

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s this is someone who's in on it. we see and the american people see that there's a cover-up going on here. merrick garland's department of justiced appointing mr. weiss does nothing but help fuel that fire. rachel: yeah. i mean, he's proven over many years his loyalty to the biden pa family it's very clear why they've done this. but now the house investigation continues into joe biden, but now with this move in appointing weiss as the special counsel here, does this in any way push more momentum towards impeachment? >> well, listen, rachel, impeachment is a very important and very serious or power of the congress. next to declaring war, i think it's probably the biggest power that we have. and so we end don't wield that for political purposes. remember, we all argued a thousand times during the sham impeachments of donald trump that it should not be used for that purpose. so what you're seeing to the frustration of some of our supporters and people in the base is a slow and methodical building of the evidence. we are performing our constitutional responsibility, but, yes, at some point as speaker mccarthy said before we left for

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people 's voices to be heard. there is no way for us to get justice without some sacrifices.eat in our democracy. but it is also the truth that the phoenix does rise from the ashes, and that the communities that are being oppressed and pushed to the periphery will be brought to the center of the conversation, and that the people who are told that their voices do not matter, and that they don't have any space in the tennessee general assembly will demand one. and that is the hope that continues to push me forward as we move into this next phase of our ability to serve our communities. and i believe that is gonna change tennessee and it can change this country. >> tennessee state representative justin j. pearson, thank you very much for joining us again tonight. and congratulations on your reelection. >> thank you. let's keep going. >> thank you. we'll be right back. remember the things you loved... ...before asthma got in the way? fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's designed to target and remove them and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra i

s of justice are turning. in michigan tonight, all of the 16 people charged in the fake elecr scheme have now pleaded not guilty. they eh face eight felony charges including multiple counts of forgery, which are each punishable by 14 years in prison in michigan. and in atlanta, the courthouse tonight under tight security with blocked off streets as all eyes remain on district attorney fani willis, bho is expected to issue more than a dozen indictments there including another set of criminal charges for the former president trump. let's start with katelyn polantz tonight in washington with all these developments. prosecutors have come out and they filed, they want a january 2nd start date for trump's election interference case, as early as obviously the first day of the new year you could have a case begin. trump railing against that on social media. when do you expect his attorneys, though, to officially respond? >> they're going to have to by next thursday, so one week from today, trump's lawyers will come into court and they'll lay out the schedule that they want. as you said, quite plausibly, they would be a

certainty that they are the following people connected to donald trump: rudy giuliani, mr trump s lawyer john eastman, a constitutional lawyer, jeffrey clark, a justiceent lawyer, sidney powell, a conservative lawyerken chesebro, a lawyer. and — the new york times is now reporting they believe boris epshteyn, an adviser to the trump campaign is the sixth co—conspirator. rudy giuliani self identified himself and this is what he had to say. we will see if we can play that, let us see if you can find the clip. in the meantime, let us talk about the defence that rudy giuliani is put out, talking about jack smith and some fairly vulgar terms that he is a nothing lawyer and that he is a hack and what you make of the way that rudy giuliani is responding to the indictment so far? ida that rudy giuliani is responding to the indictment so far?— the indictment so far? no matter what, the indictment so far? no matter what. there _ the indictment so far? no matter what, there should _ the indictment so far? no matter what, there should be _ the indictment so far? no matter what, there should be some - the indictment so far? no matter i what, there should be some

justice department lawsuit against the state of texas. >>'s program has been in effect for two years area was the response? >> they say previously, there were a number of people in that border community that actually supported operation lone star. but since then, they have soured on the program and in particular, he spoke to a farmer who has private property there along the border and she told him she is not happy with this anymore. >> when she started seeing the wiring causing physical harm and emotional tolls, she started having second thoughts, particularly when she saw a pregnant woman trying to get through the wiring and no one was helping her. this is a republican who voted for abbott and is now having regrets of allowing this to implement the policy. >> she's not the only one that told him she has regrets, there are other local elected officials who don't support it anymore because of the practices used by greg abbott. i also asked joaquin castro if he has been satisfied to everything i am a supporter of the president. so far, we've not heard directly from the white house about this call for more investigation. >> thank you so much for that report. >>

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justice. that’s the focus of such things. the rank and file of the wagnerites and even the commanders among the middle ranks are not informed about any special agreements with people of putin 's, well, utkin may know about it, and prigozhin's closest employees, who are responsible for his safety, may know about it, and not everyone who was on this plane knew about it, so you know 3-4 people, because otherwise the staging will not be the main thing essence of any special operation of any special service, again, the correct special service is when two or three people from each of the sides are involved in the very option, that is, from the side of wagner - this is a beauty. putin is bortnikov, er, patrushev, lukashenko is possible, and everything. well, it means that the heads of the special services know about it, that it is his corruption, but it is like this. these are not the people who made direct agreements about this. you do not agree that, after all, putin does not work very well before this. i agree with the president biden, er, between ponomaryov and biden, i choose biden. but i have every right to my opinion and even to insider information , let's not forget that ily

justice a. you don't like joe biden and hi fundraising off of it, donald , trump is doing the same thing happening his moment. 's hl fund raised itch off cocaine pitched. peopleeed the money. they think of a billionaire the tried to overthrow the electione part. >> they think of hunter biden and his father as well. when you talk to average people who respond to these surveys that's nothen what they're thit about, if hunter biden is guilt of something, lock him up, if joe biden is guilty of something , lock them up. but >> tthere's whittling what going on and how serious it is by saying this is about political opponents it's not,. >> all of the prosecutors are democrats pretty the. >> that's not true. >> every da and every federal , prosecutor is a democrat. the one in atlanta and the one the here in new york, they are bothemoc democrats. >> what you haveha to say two tt ve tha? >> coming up, the shocking in interview joe biden and his corrupt son hunter don't want you to see aired. ♪ >> joe biden would love if you just forgot about the time when he flexed his muscle and got a ukrainian prosecutor fired, the same when looking into the vi ukrainian energyce com

justice. because many of the people who i talked to who studied the social science of pigeon feedings. people study this, god bless academia. [laughter]sis name is karl he's at nyu. wrote a whole book on it, loved it fantastic a+ research. >> should've known to be in newy york.e >> of course but he talked to people who fed pigeons and looked at why they did. they were lonely. many of these people were elderly. they were alone. they had nothing. they had no friends. what else of the going to do? it is a harmless thing to feed the birds the birds are grateful. the birds are friendly. birds are said to him you could literally reach down to pick them up. i have done it. you do understand why you pretty do also understand this is a social justice issue. we could help people who were elderly and socially isolated be less socially isolated. we can give them a community. people are socially isolated people who live with rats with homes are not impervious to rodents we could fix those problems. animals become pests are becoming pass because it's failed. that's really important thing to keep in mind we, look. >> absolutely. >> it's quite powerfu

justice department to take him out. arnold in new york on the democrats line. caller: good morning. i'm just amazed of people repeating the same old lies and misconceptions. the d.a.'s and prosecutors would not put their professional careers on the line unless they had all the documents. remember they have tapes on this man. this man allowed himself to be taped. as these people start to flip because he is not paying their lawyer fees, -- they would not bring the cases unless they knew they could win. my mother used to have a saying. some people call so smart, you are so stupid. you repeat things that are not you and have not been proven. all those people that voted to say they would approve for donald trump to get back in the office, they should be disqualified. chris christie was the only one to have the nerve and the other person to say the things he has been charged with is beneath the office of the presidency. half of the people who own businesses, someone came in applying for a job in their place of business, i am willing to bet my life they would not entertain giving them a job. why would you put this man back in the white house? host: back to savannah, georgi

people entering the country illegally. the white house, this is how they responded. >> res you see what the govern s doing and hurting the process, hurting the process of whates we're trying to do. the department of justiceas beeno very cleardo, we've been clearer about that, they've been clear about taking him to court about his unlawful actions.wf >> laura: so a state is tryingul to do something, they are a border state to stop the influx. do you believe the white houseeh is sincere when they say they want to help your city given the fact that they are suing texas? >> laura, this has been going on time. it's not only is this year, it's last year. i sa migrants in the hole, sleeping in the hallways, they can't handle them. by the way, isis is telling us it will take ten years to process the asylum application. ten years. please. >> laura: neprw yorkoc can't waa tetin years, chicago can't wait ten years, la can't wait ten years, robert we appreciate you coming on, i hope you will come back. that's it for us tonight,t remember it's americ ia still, i and forever. jess watters. the whole gang, see you tomorrow night. >> todd: chaos in the cities, hundreds of migrants sleeping on the street of new york city

justice system, which very clearlvi crimina y is not the case. and i'm glad we got thatn on body cam footage so people actually understandage s.what's going on and how painful it is for those men and womeul n in law enforcement. anyway, jason, thanks so much fot being with us tonigh and appreciate it. coming up, alec baldwin not out of the woods. >> why he could be facings fo new charges for fatally shooting someone on that movie set. every four years, america takes the first step in a long journey to select not just the president, but the leader of the free world. this is that first step. the first republican primary debate from milwaukee, wisconsin. every first statement, every first question, every first answer, every first reaction. because to be this country's next president, you only get one first impression. the first republican primary debate, martha maccallum and bret baer, moderate america is watching. >> back in my day, we didn't have of these types of fancy chicken for sure. >> you have buffalo wings and fried chicken. well, we didn't have garlic farm or sweet bourbon barbecue, and he had to walk uphill both ways.

time, and i'm sorry to stay that people who have lost their trust in the justice system has lost that trust for good reason and it's going to make my job the next president 'sld it, which also gives me a sense of urgency to speak out even though it is against my interest running against trump in the primary. >> on the president point of it, and again, i pushed back quite sternly of course on the notion that there is something novel about a case that involving some of the claims that were made with the classified documents, but we don't need to quibble about our own interpretation. i will leave that for jurors. i will ask, you when you are looking at all of this and you're looking at the precedent, do you have some concerns about a precedent that you will not seek to pursue justice if you are a prosecutor against somebody simply because they are a candidate for office? wouldn't that such an awfully dangerous precedent if we were to simply contest that? i know, of course, jack smith is somebody who has been prosecuting against officials against some who don't have the last name trump. john edwards, people in the hague's, well and we could go on with the publi

people have lost their lives over the last month. s wher that jail is where the disgraced ex president of the united states is heading right now. >> more kicks, giggles. for they don't care about justice ethics for the them. it's about revenge. it's about political power. they are left-wing, frankly, militants bent on usingstem our justice system to destroy their politicao l opponents. r s so i guess it's only fitting that they presidenid choict cho is this corrupt 80-year-old guy that knows what day of the week it is accused of actual briberyd .does who's perpetually on vacation. doesn't doesn't evenn' seem dev to know what to say about thase devastation maui for example or even talk about the fact that gr the truth and the reality that it actually has seven grandchildren. anyway, here with reaction, fox news legal analyst gregg legal, former federal prosecutor bret tollman and the author of the bestseller get trump, harvard law professor alan dershowitz. n anall right, professor dershowitz, we start with you tonight. >> oka wity. cument top secret classified documents was hillary clintos d jon and je biden. they have these issues. they be in the treated the same way as donald trump

people are seeing through all of thi liberalt s ae biden's so-called department of aty outjusticw officiall of control. d, en's ag, merrick garlane, who signed off on this charade. remember the department ofbiden justice is part of the executive branch. they have now gone ful merrickla republic. he's not even making any attempt to presentexecut've nown the appearance of fairness. otherarland and the democrats at the doj, they're now trying to jail joe, joe biden's chief political opponent, all in the leadrying up to an election. and they want donald trump in ad up tot of his life all while protecting the big guy from any and all legitimate and real legal scrutiny. just look at this timeline. june the seventh, the the fbi finally gives congress thatgive 1023 form that they did not r, first handede over, eventually redacted. then you get to see it in a skiff. finally, thanks to senator grassley, we get to see itsee i. anyway. that documented farm bribery allegations against, joe and hunter biden from a credible source, a credible source because the fbi paid this informant in the past hundreds ,thousands of dollars the very next dayt , june the eighth,t dj the doj is jack smith indicts. trump in the mar-

in the 1960's, you start seeing the birth of the environmental justice movements with people like cesarvez and where to -- and huertta -- huerta. mexican american children walking -- working in field. dr. king getting killed. drinking said what good does it do to integrate a lunch counter like greensboro, north carolina if the book we are drinking has something bad in it. the environment has to grow to become seen as a civil-rights issue. andy said he looked at the montgomery bus boycott as an environmental issue. the black diesel of the buses in hot day in alabama was coming through the back. that is not where you want to sit because of the air. so there was a linkage to it. john lewis, one of the leaders in the environmental justice movement in the 60's also in the 80's, pushed through this issue to clinton. he started addressing, how do we do mediation -- remediation and cleanup and help, not poison lower income people, whether they are latino, native american , living around uranium mines, or black americans in urban centers where local neighborhoods are becoming dump stones. jenn:

s doing what the section 2 is doing here. mr. lacour: right. which justice jackson: which said, by its terms, that citizens have to be made equal to white citizens, and peoplewe concerned that that didn't have a constitu basis, so they enacted the fourteenth amendment. mr. lacour: well, this court has specifd and i don't take the plaintiffs to be arguing that shaw ou be overruled or that adarand should be overle that -- you have to have -- before the government goes forward and -- and actually uses race to, like, move people around into districts, for example,ouave to have specific identified discrinaon to justify that. and justice jackson: and isn't that the work of the gingles factors? that's what a factors are trying to do. mr. lacour: not if they're allowed to sacrifice our principles to come up with their maps. and if they're alledo use race -- this is the point i was makinger -- if they're allowed to use race to create their maps, then their maps can't show discrimination in our map. if you're trying to show that black alabamians are being treated unequally through the 2021 plan, well, you need a plan that is neutral so you can -- it can be that contr

justice. that is something they are bringing up over and over again. s io think we will just have to wait and see how it all plays out but a lot of people are wanting tomove forward and then you also have a lot of republicans who want to focus on the economic issues, the kitchen table issues. those are the points some of them thing will be -- think will be most successful when it comes to voters. host: "can your guests explain what they think donald trump's campaign will look like against the backdrop of endless court appearances?" guest 1: a lot of what we will see over the next year will play out in court rooms. it won't be like what we normally see with him going to rallies. his mugshot became such a huge centerpiece of his campaign, the fundraising, the t-shirts, everything we saw, we will see more of that. it will be a lot less traditional. we will not see as many iowa appearances, new hampshire appearances. a lot will be focused on his legal fight. it has proven to be successful for him so far. guest 2: it will be a campaign like we have never seen before. the switch between appearances and rallies and court appearances, which will fall -- and c

justice. that is something they are bringing up over and over again. s io think we will just have to wait and see how it all plays out but a lot of people are wanting tomove forward and then you also have a lot of republicans who want to focus on the economic issues, the kitchen table issues. those are the points some of them thing will be -- think will be most successful when it comes to voters. host: "can your guests explain what they think donald trump's campaign will look like against the backdrop of endless court appearances?" guest 1: a lot of what we will see over the next year will play out in court rooms. it won't be like what we normally see with him going to rallies. his mugshot became such a huge centerpiece of his campaign, the fundraising, the t-shirts, everything we saw, we will see more of that. it will be a lot less traditional. we will not see as many iowa appearances, new hampshire appearances. a lot will be focused on his legal fight. it has proven to be successful for him so far. guest 2: it will be a campaign like we have never seen before. the switch between appearances and rallies and court appearances, which will fall -- and c

justice department to take him out. arnold in new york on the democrats line. caller: good morning. i'm just amazed of people repeating the same old lies and misconceptions. the d.a.'snd prosecutors would not put their professional careers on the line unless they had all the documents. remember they have tapes on this man. this man allowed himself to be taped. as these people start to flip because he is not paying their lawyer fees, -- they would not bring the cases unless they knew they could win. my mother used to have a saying. some people call so smart, you are so stupid. you repeat things that are not you and have not been proven. all those people that voted to say they would approve for donald trump to get back in the office, they should be disqualified. chris christie was the only one to have the nerve and the other person to say the things he has been charged with is beneath the office of the presidency. half of the people who own businesses, someone came in applying for a job in their place of business, i am willing to bet my life they would not entertain giving them a job. why would you put this man back in the white house? host: back to savannah, georgia

s-ueakin for people to come here. we will be speaking to — for people to come here. we will be speaking to the _ for people to come here. we will be speaking to the justicewhile crossing a motorway. callum rycroft died on the m62 in west yorkshire on saturday. 36—year—old matthew rycroft will appear at leeds magistrates' court today charged with causing or allowing the death of a child. alice key reports. a larger than life character who brought laughter and noise into any room. that's how callum rycroft�*s mother described her much loved son. the 12—year—old was hit by a car while crossing the m62 near cleckheaton on saturday evening. police think he was walking on the road with another man after an earlier crash on the slip road near to the services. a 36—year—old man is due to appear at leeds magistrates' court later today, charged with causing or allowing the death of a child. that man, matthew rycroft, has also been charged with failing to provide a specimen. another man from bolton, who'd previously been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, has been released on bail. in a statement, callum's mother paid tribute to him, sayin