stay there. ♪ ♪ >> raymond: i'm raymond arroyo, this is "the ingraham angle." now america's birthday -- gloom or glory? there seems to be a determined effort to hijack or dismiss independence day. it is an effort that we as a people should resist. the president is having a party for first responders and the military at the white house this weekend, which is a nice gesture. but listen to his vision for july 4th. >> by the july 4th, there is a good chance you, your families, and friends will be able to get together in your backyard or in your neighborhood and have a cookout. where we not only mark or independence as a nation, but we begin to mark our independence from this virus. >> raymond: did our independence of her hinge on the spreader containment of a virus? i mean, we still have our liberties, those were given by god, not dr. fauci. now the national committee is continuing this independence from covid theme and a new ad. >> and this year, there is more to celebrate. the freedom to hug a grandchild. to come back together again. >> raymond: people hug their

that says it all. >> raymond: i spoke to an nfl player.cker rooms over this and they go back to training camp. a lot of african american players are saying i don't want this vaccine. whether they're cultural blockades there or whether it's a deeply held belief, that should be up to them. to deny a whole team -- because remember, the rule is if you're unvaccinated and covid spreads, you not only forfeit the game but you lose your seed playoff space. the whole team suffers. players are talking about this. i think it's very complicated. the nfl has to backtrack on this. this is a draconian measure and they did not consult with the players. >> emily: kayleigh? >> haleigh: yeah, i don't believe in mandates by companies, by the government. i believe in personal choice. i have given the reasons why my personal choice was to get vaccinated. i believe the vaccine created by president trump saved a lot of lives and i feel confident being around the elderly now. the bottom line is this is punitive. it's between you and your doctor. when an employer g

raymond: thank you for being here. for those who thought nancy pelosi would create a nonpartisan objective january 6th investigative committee you were wrong. yesterday pollution -- pelosi made her intentions known. >> a select committee on the january 6th insurrection that would investigate a report upon facts and causes of the attack, the causes of white supremacy and anti-semitism. let's be on the right side not only of history but the future. raymond: she's on the right side of the future. pelosi already gave away the conclusions of her select committee, the trump and his supporters are racist terrorists who need to be punished and cowed. this isn't an investigation. it is an anti-trump inquisition. the key aspect of the pelosi committee of note is the select part. she stacked the star chamber with eight of the most trusted political cronies and trump antagonists including this crew. >> i'm very proud to announce the members of that committee, the house administration, adam schiff of the intelligence committee, jam

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for that we turn to raymond arroyo. raymond, vaccine are motion is all the rage.re is a rapper from your hometown this new orleans who got in on the act. >> yes, juvenile refashioned his 1999 hit and turned it into a vaccine ad. partnered with an african-american dating app to encourage vaccinations. >> ♪ ♪ >> very romantic. my favorite moment was the twerking healthcare working. juvenile appeared to msnbc to explain his latest masterpiece. >> some of these lyrics are pretty creative. i know you can't stand it. no holding hands kids. get the shot we will be romancing. telling us about the process of writing the remix. >> it was a fun night. >> this reboot is an improvement. the original lyrics are so filthy i can't read them on the air with regular use of the "n" word. it's a mess. the question is, why are you using illicit and risky health outcomes to encourage positive health choices? i don't understand this. it's like go get the vaccine so you can go hook up with everybody in the neighborhood. >> laura: the point is they can't get rid of this vaccine. they have

does that offend you, raymond arroyo? raymond: obviously subtlety is not her strong suit. understand some might have been offended. i think it wasn't men complaining about what she was wearing. jesse: the wives complaining. you can bring an emotional support peacock on the airlines. jesse: so library in london. they bring in -- viewer warning if you have kids watching -- this is a rainbow dildo butt monkey to entertain children. i don't know what this is. this is what's being exposed to children in a library. raymond: the library needs a dress code. i wish american airlines was running the library. this one curious george i don't think any child needs to be exposed to. why do these adults feel the compulsion to scandalize children with the outrageous outfits. leave the children in the library alone. if you have imaginary body parts hanging out, leave the kids out of it. it's happening in the united states as well. last story, britney spears. free britney. i think she is out. she has a good lawyer. he doesn't need the cash. he will get her out on principle. the conservators

brian raymond betrayed the trust, grunted to him as a u. s. government employee represent in the united states abroad by engaging years of predatory conduct sexually abusing exploiting and recording vulnerable women. he targeted in the united states and around the world as demonstrated by raymond's prosecution and plea, the department of justice and his law enforcement partners will use all of the tools that are disposal to hold accountable those who victimized women. despite the severity of the allegations, the confessions, and the potential impact on america's global reputation for some reason, the mainstream media is not talking much about this story. i wonder why mainstream media can legally ignore the story as big as that that becomes what, what we would call all over the world propaganda. where your media, your news reporting had become an arm of a political party or a political factions. we have to rely on for media outlook on anybody else on regular civilian here in the us trying to post definitely stories like this because that is

return to raymond arroyo. raymond, biden had a town hall tonight.to confess, i did watch a few minutes here and there. what happened. >> you know he spent most of his time filibustering. he told old stories and trotted out a lot of those old campaign lines. he did leave an impression. >> the question is whether or not we should be in a position, why can't the experts say, we know that this virus is, in fact -- excuse me, we know what all the drugs are not temporarily approved but permanently approved. it's not who we are. everybody talks about, this virus, not a joke, not a joke. now, you may not like me, and that's you're right. finish the question. the answer. >> laura, not a joke. look, i mean this, i'm serious. not a joke. this was a disaster. it was almost as if he took all of the old mines and campaign slogans that he had rehearsed over 48 years, shook them in a bag, and dumped them on don lemon and this audience. by the way, there were protests at this month saint lemon university, a catholic university where he appeared. not everybody was ha

visit freestylelibre.us ♪♪ >> hi everyone along with billy jones lisa raymond arroyo welcome to big sundayw happy 3th of july 4th of july >> biden stumbles badly pulls out cards to answer reporter's questions all the media seems to scare about what he is having for dessert >> the 4th of july weekend in chicago laura hays critics are racist, sexist, much to talk about joie? >> you know standing by, team usa she admitted using pot banned for running in olympics, we are going to debate it >> all right. we will get to that in a second, but first, last-minute preparations, are underway right now for the july 4th fireworks happening in our nation's capital tonight and cross the country. >> in washington d.c. fireworks from both sides the of lincoln memorial poole taking aim at symbols of patriotism "new york times" article titled 4th of july symbol of unity may longer be -- a columnist writes flying american flag from pack of a pickup truck over a lun, is increasingly seen as a include al be it why i am pv "washington post" is titled maybe time to admit statue of liberty has never measured up th

and raymond, you are here with us in new york city, with me.ith you today. >> the it is all mine. >> what does it mean. >> it is an honor being with you and our viewers, i get sentimental two times out of the year, july 4, the birthday of my children, and christmas. this is a national holiday, but more than that, you read john adams, he wrote to his wife, right after he signed the -- declaration, he wrote this day should be solemnized with pomp, parade, and shows illumination from one part of the country to the other, that is what we do, a reminder of the spirit of the people who birthed this country, those who sustained it and those who hold it together today, i am honored. >> beautifully put. >> 245 years, of american independences thanks to sacrifices made by generations of u.s. servicemen and women, including tens of thousands that serve overseas right now. tonight. we'll head to george washington former headquarter westpoint, where a new generation is training to lead the millions who volunteer to serve in america's military. >> ♪ ♪ >> on

and for that, we turn to raymond arroyo. raymond, the american -- having their annual conference.ick lawyers on parents who have oppose critical race theory. >> and today and the name of honest history and promoting critical thinking, the union invited a doctor to address their teachers. >> we live in a dangerously racist society. there are racist ideas that are swirling around, that are teaching darker skinned kids that there is something wrong with them because of the color of their skin. there are ideas that are swirling around teaching white kids that there is something right about them because of the color of their skin. >> laura, there's a simple racial lesson we should learn. we are all children of god. we look different, but we should look inside the person and watch their actions, judge based on that, not on the external wrapping. that's all a child needs at that point. and the president of its made this statement. watch this. >> critical race theory is not taught in elementary schools or middle schools were high schools. >> but today during their close breakout session,

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and, but we also know crystal raymonds that wildfires can be a very natural and normal events. how does that fit in? i think that's what we're seeing because it's difficult for here while towards a common i'm seeing the scale of the wildfires in place that we wouldn't normally expect to see them. i mean, how would you marry the t? yeah, i think that's a very good question. we do have to remember that many systems naturally have wildfire. there's many vegetation types and forest types around the world that are actually adapted to wildfire, the plants, the vegetation there, and in many cases needs wildfire to grow. so we know that's the case and that wildfire can be a natural part of the system. but there are several things that have happened that have caused it to play more of an unnatural role than it might otherwise play. and in addition to climate change, we also know that the way that we have managed for us or vegetation, has contributed to getting larger and more severe fires. and one of the main things that's happened is that we've tried to completely remove fire from the

for that we turn to raymond. as the pandemic receive their people and don't want to give u the lockdown. >> it's a bizarre trend we are seeing everywhere. the new york times recently released a video capturing the mindset of those not ready to return to work. >> after the shutdown started humanity went to sleep. it was like a snow day from life. i felt safer. >> going back onto the streets again makes me feel a bit nauseous. when it first started it was very comfortable for me. >> i begin to feel very relaxed i wonder that while his feeling so uncomfortable. i'm incredibly nervous to retur to any kind of normalcy. >> i have reentry anxiety. i'm ready to further disengage. >> isolation is bad for everybody this may be called -- this is a syndrome that we are dealing with. we were not meant to be alone. i don't blame the people i don't. be afraid of the babies. you see the madness 41 percent of adults are suffering from anxiety and depression. people need to get back into life. we win that's long enough. >> there's

we turn to raymond arroyo. raymond, biden had a pretty rough day today. >> he did indeed, jason. difficulty arranging his thoughts. even reading them from a prompter remains a challenge. >> since i took office our recovery created an average 600,000 -- $60 -- they wish they paid $600,000 a year. this much is clear. the last time the economy grew at this rate was 1984 and reagan told us it's morning in america. well, it's close to afternoon and the sun is coming out. >> in the sun were coming out, it would be dawn. the president is fixated on this idea that july 4th is about going to ballgames. he was stuck on this notion today. >> i wish you a happy new year. you can -- a happy 4th of july and you can go to ballgames and sit in the stadium. >> you inspector congress, jason. is this a leading indicator of economic prosperity, attendance at baseball games? >> in joe biden's world i have no idea. he tried to tell a baseball story while the dodgers were at the white house. >> that was a strikeout too. he latches on to one idea or phrase and repeats it. this can be a sign of cognitive

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all the details, raymond arroyo fox news contributor. raymond, joe biden had a fairly active week for him between travel, the merkel visit. he was the one that needed the english translator at one point. >> when we think about the future, the future we want for the world, there's no issue, there's no issue said at all that i believe we find any other than the certainty that commitment that -- between the united states and germany doesn't benefit whatever the problem and the concern is. >> can you imagine having to translate that, laura? >> laura: what is going on here? >> the most embarrassing moment that got little coverage is when this -- was this moment when biden tried to compliment german chancellor merkel didn't go as planned. >> i'll take a moment to acknowledge the historic nature of her chancellorship. first woman chancellor in german history, the first chancellor from the former east germany and now the second longest serving chancellor since elmert cole. >> you're the largest chancellor since helmet cole. thank goodness he cor

raymond arroyo is back with us in moments.n and maybe some lightning, next. >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we expose the biggest cultural stories of the day and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo who saved us during a thunderstorm. simone biles, the six-time u.s. olympic pool gold medalist pulled out of the competition, that was big news this week. she explained her decision this way. >> it's okay sometimes to even sit out the big competitions to focus on yourself. no injuries thankfully and that's why i took a step back because i didn't want to do something silly out there and get injured so i thought it was best of these girls took over and the rest of the job. i just felt like it would be a little bit better to take a backseat and work on my mindfulness. >> i have a slightly schizophrenic reaction to all of this. on the one hand i get it, she had about performance and she was lost amid air and a flip and she probably feared breaking her neck or permanently injuring herself.

. >>> a ceo triple play, raymond james, international paper and realogy out with earnings and with a distinct take on their corners of the economy we'll also find out where they stand on mandating vaccines. "power lunch" starts right now >>> and here's where the markets stand this hour. the dow up 220 points, near session highs, hitting an intraday record along with the s&p and nasdaq record intraday highs. we'll see what the close brings. steady trading pattern the last couple of hours even with robinhood sinking there. let's check in on robinhood falling in its trading debut priced at $38. at the low down 10%. trading at $36 and change right now. frank? >> kelly, that's right where we begin. as you mentioned robinhood down. over to leslie picker at the nasdaq leslie, you've been following every tick of this robinhood action >> reporter: every tick is right, frank, starting with the indications as high as 42 this morning and then they went down to 38, which is about where the shares opened. they were down as much as about 10%. but you can see they've come back they've made up a litt

raymond arroyo has it, "seen and unseen" next. my name is douglas. a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ >> laura: it is time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we expose the big cultural stories of the day, and for that return to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right, raiment, the academy of television arts and sciences announced nominees for television's highest honor, the enemies. they looked more like the wokeys. >> puzzling nominees, outstanding voice-over performance, julie andrews and seth macfarlane made the cut, but so did that renowned character actress stacey abrams. she was nominated for a one minute and 7-second voice-over in a "blackish" episode where she stretched incredibly, playing herself. >> i'm so hap

raymond.at she never sobbed at her desk, that she did not wear an indian skirt. she says she did not advocate her political views in the classroom. and remember that tutor that tucker's dad had to hire? mrs. raymond says it was her. mrs. raymond's reaction to the "post" when she heard about all of this? "oh, my god. this is the most embellished crazy thing i have ever heard." and there you go. >>> next, the pentagon's contingency plans. new reporting breaking tonight about the top generals who feared the then president would attempt a coup. and they took it so seriously they had plans in place to stop it. that delicious scramble was microwaved? get outta here. everybody's a skeptic. wright brothers? more like, yeah right, brothers! get outta here! it's not crazy. it's a scramble. just crack an egg. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. [inflammation] let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubrica

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