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i'm the epitome of modern-day redskin.s honor, a symbol of elite where, it's not slurred, not a nickname, it's something we achieve to be. >> the washington commanders said they changed the name because it was offending native american community but can you tell me which people within the community were offended? >> like yourself, i can't speak for everybody but being native american, being a veteran, i know there are a lot of studies done, independent studies, all of these -- even the washington post, not exactly friendly especially to redskins nfl team, it comes back as 90% plus approval rating. these last eight to ten years especially, the first don't really get to say their piece, they speak to the tent so with 90% approval rating again and again, it's been ignored and that's what's tough because our voices have not been heard. >> typically i don't get in the fight with redskins because i'm typically on the other side, we have an ultimate rivalry so i'm used to you guys getting beat by us. what is going to happen if th

they used to be called the redskins. they the washington redskins.o the commanders to make pc. and they've make it more pc. and they've launched a petition to put an end to cancel culture, saying you cannot erase history. they're called native they're called the native american guardian association or naga. american guardian association or naga . oh, they have little red naga. oh, they have little red hats with naga . that's pretty great. >> so this is another one of these things where because according to this, there was a poll 90% of the native american respondents want respondents just didn't want the team so they team name to change. so they changed thinking it was changed redskins thinking it was offensive americans. changed redskins thinking it was off

the redskins.ued a statement, the line in the sand moment is undeniable moment of the native americans assisting with native american principles used by the founding fathers in the constitution. and every american's right to the first and 14th amendment and not to be targets of cancel culture or esg. wow. that was a surprise, back to the name redskins, joe? >> you know, stu, when it controversy came about, it was about a decading a when sports media really began to drum up the pressure. but you looked at polls and found an overwhelming number of washington redskin season ticketholders at the time did not want the name changed. when asking native american groups at the time, a solid majority didn't care because they had bigger fish to fry or they didn't mind the name. this was a controversy drummed up to shame the organization into changing its name and nothing to with a ground swell from fans ornative americans and once -- or native amer americand once corporate sponsors said we need to pull advert

they used to be called the redskins. they the washington redskins.o the commanders to make pc. and they've make it more pc. and they've launched a petition to put an end to cancel culture, saying you cannot erase history. they're called native they're called the native american guardian association or naga. american guardian association or naga . oh, they have little red naga. oh, they have little red hats with naga . that's pretty great. >> so this is another one of these things where because according to this, there was a poll 90% of the native american respondents didn't the respondents just didn't want the team so they team name to change. so they changed thinking was changed redskins thinking it was offensive americans. offensive to native americans. do know what this is like? do you know what this is like? latinx with an yeah. latinx latin with an x? yeah. very, latino and very, very few latino and hispanic people that. they hispanic people use that. they all it's all invented all hate it. it's all invented by posh white people, posh white wome

in reality i think it would be great if the redskins go back to their old name.ders. it is a stupid name for a team. they have a new owner. he is too cowardly to avoid getting mixed up in it. >> harris: you have to command something on the football field if you are called that. if they make decisions without enough people at the table they need to hold it out on the gridiron and invite everybody. when someone tells you it is part of their honor you have to listen to them. all right. let's move on. shocking cell phone video out of california. i don't know if you've seen this. a mob of thieves ransacking a los angeles area nordstrom. they smashed glass, grabbed stuff off the shelves. helpless employees simply watching. i'm glad nobody got in their way. i would hate to see anybody trying to stop the mob. lapd says the thieves got away with $60 to $1 hundred thousand worth of merchandise calling it a loss of feeling safe for everybody in the area. clay. >> look, harris, this is emblematic of what has happened all over the state of california. we've allowed it to occu

president nixon's advice did not help the redskins in super bowl seven, but tony opened the football door. i do want to say a new orleanian. i want to thank the university of southern california trojans for their hospitality. the tulane green wave in the cotton bowl. we thank you very much for helping us erase. us in new orleans, the the loss of the green wave to the trojans in the 1924 rose bowl. but as i said it is a great, great honor for me to be here with and in this this temple to let america will always and eventually eventually recognize as one of the great builders of peace. when president nixon entered the white house, there were 600,000 americans in south vietnam. one of them was a young major. on his second tour from new orleans was my father. and those times america in retreat and facing the greatest internal conflict since the civil war, when richard nixon left office, my father was at home. because one man deeply believed in building a generation of peace. so it is fitting proper that this magnificent is on the grounds of president nixon's birthplace, the home of a you

run on on sunday afternoons some of which did not work, president nixon's advice did not help the redskinsien, i want to thank the university of southern california trojans for their hospitality to the tulane green bay and the cotton bowl. we thank you very much for helping us erase new orleans the loss of the green waive to the churches in the 1924 rose bowl. as i said it is a great honor for me to be here with you in this temple of what america will always and recognizes one of the great. when president nixon entered the white house it was 600,000 americans in south vietnam in one of the second tours of new orleans. when richard nixon left office my father was at home because one man deeply believed in building a generation. it's fitting and proper that this magnificent monument was on the ground the home of the young quaker who puttr tradition aside to the united states navy in world war ii. as you saw we have a united states marine slogging through one of the numberless rice patties in vietnam but he could just as easily be a young american i gettysburg or pontotoc one of 41 billion am

they want it switched back to the redskins.r 80,000 signatures on a petition. the team as you may remember were branded in 2020 after years of backlash from fans and even sponsors. this summer, though, billionaire george harris bought the team for $6 billion, opening up the potential for a full scale rebrand after the 2023 nfl season. >> john: just so much controversy surrounding the name, for and against. other members of the native american community were very offended by the name redskins, wanted it changed, and said -- people have opinions on all sides here. >> gillian: hard to make everybody happy, especially in washington. >> john: for sure, no question about that. presidential candidates are worried about their safety following the fbi killing of a utah man who allegedly threatened president biden. robert f. kennedy, jr. has been calling for secret service protection. peter doocy is live at the white house. was there a specific incident that has the kennedy campaign asking for protection now? >> yes, there was, john. ken

everything from the washington redskins to christopher columbus , all on the chopping block.arget. i'm sure you remember it minutemen from your history books. they were the citizen soldiers who covered america to victory over the they were simple men, farmers, merchants, they made a extraordinary challenge. and their sacrifice lead the foundation for the greatest nation on gods green earth. so you think americans would share a reverence for these icons. california, begs to differ as they do. concorde high school, which is about 30 miles outside of san francisco in is literally named after the revolutionary war battle of lexington in concorde decided to ditch minutemen is the school's mascot. instead, the school board voted on wednesday night to change th names to the bears. saying that is more inclusive. >> it is time for it new attitudes and if changing the mascot will make students feel welcome, embraced, and empowerment to participate more at their school, then i will support this. >> the majority of that school is latin, so they don't really know much about the minutemen.

everything from teddy roosevelt to the washington redskins to christopher columbus, all one the choppinglock. and now they've got a new targetbloc, minutemen. >> now, i'm sure you remember yu minutemen from your history books. they were the citizen soldierseo who powered america to victory over the british in the revolutionary war. hethey were simple men, farmers, merchants, blacksmiths who rose to meemen, t an extraordinarytr challenge. >> their sacrifice laiaordinaryd the foundation for the greatest nation on god's green earth. mea >> so you would think americans would share a reverencns e for these colonial icons, right? well, california begs to differ, as they often do, concurrethd high school, which is about 30 miles outside of san francisco and is literallyye named after the revolutionary war battle of lexington and concord. hence concord high school decided to ditch minutemen as the school's mascot. instead, the school board voted on wednesday night to change the team names to the bears because there aren't any of those saying that that move is more inclusive. >> it's time for new

[laughter] guys did not help the redskins but since tony opened the football door i want to thank thelity and the cotton bowl. we thank you very much for helping us erase in new orleans the loss to the trojans in 1924 but it's a great honor for me to be here in this temple to what america will be, one of the great peaks. when president nixon entered the white house, there were 600,000 americans, one of them a young major in the second tour from new orleans and those terms america was in retreat and richard nixon left, my father was home because one man deeply believed in generations so it's fitting this monument is on the ground, home of the young quaker input tradition asserted to wear the uniform of the united states navy. as you so we have a u.s. marine through vietnam but he could be a young american that gettysburg, 41 million americans put on the uniform and shots were fired april 1775. ordinary americans doing extraordinary things and gave voice to a generation, communism and the harsh lessons and representatives politics with knowledge and i can remember my mother and her fell

the stock, believe it or not a native american group wants to change the commanders back to the redskins, one last one elon musk, zuckerberg fight looks like it's off. we cover it all, monday august 14, 2023, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪. stuart: were good go straight to the devastating wildfires on maui hawaii. at least 96 are confirmed dead, will cain is there, bring us up to speak, the latest police. >> i left right after "fox & friends", got up plane and headed to maui. i got here a couple of hours ago and i'm on the north side of violent, not with the devastation, police checkpoints that will keep you from getting over there unless you prefer residency which we anticipate should appear problem for the producers and myself with fox but on the side of the island's logistics. uc the recovery effort, using the people, the survivors from lahaina pre-behind me is king street, one of the pastors involved with the church as the pastor he baptized my sons three weeks ago. and now i am back here because his church and home argon and they are here today running logistics, feeding pe

one writer joked that i think it was norm who was the quarterback of the then washington redskins, was a national guardsman and seeing him surrounded by his unit, one writer said it's the most protection we've seen him have all year. and but the was the city was ready to erupt and forget that that was the context in which this peaceful march then changed and minds because it was so inspirational. but if it had leaned into that tension, which lewis might have done, and king have done, you get a very different coming out of it. let's talk about undelivered speech that sparked your. yeah take us to that moment 2000 nashville, tennessee election night right so i was working for al gore. right. if all comedy comes pain. this book may also have come from pain. so working for gore was my first job. i was kind of kid, speechwriter, and election night 2000, nashville al gore has three speeches prepared a victory speech, a concession speech, and then a modification where we explain that has won the electoral college, even though he has lost the popular vote. now america since learned that an ele

well, it seems the washington commander's football team will not be changing their name back to redskinstition calling for the team to do just that. the non-profit native american guardians association started the petition which received more than 120,000 signatures. but the team's president put the kabosh on the move saying it's not being considered, period. washington opted to change its name in 2020 after critics called it racially insensitive. that appears to be the end of that. >> sandra: interesting that happened, we remembered the initial steps to change the name and the resistance, but there they are. >> and pulling a weapon during a nonviolent environmental protest at black rock on sunday. demonstration blocked the entrance to the burning man festival caused a massive traffic jam. critics are going after the police for their response. let's bring in paul mauro, really looking forward to talking to you about this today, paul, we have seen the video by now and what you told us, it's really important to watch the longer version of this video because it's important to have the conte

lauren: the washington commanders, the team that changed their name in 2020 from the redskins. team goes with woke beer, or is it the opposite? two companies affected by wokeness coming together. stuart: look at this, a new study found young adults -- i class you in that category -- drinking less alcohol. did it say why? lauren: it's a gallup poll. they didn't say why, but we're going to infer marijuana. a record high number of people, 39, i think pod rate -- 39%, think moderate drinking, 1-2 glasses a a day is unhealthy. i don't know, a glass a wine -- of wine a dayment isn't healthy? anyway. they also think booze is more harmful than marijuana. 30% say alcohol is very harmful, 23% say the same for marijuana. i think that's true. people -- it's no big deal these days to smoke marijuana. stuart: it's not? lauren: have you walked into the street -- down the streets of manhattan or been in a high school bathroom? stuart: is it that bad? lauren: the younger e generation is unaffected by it. they think it's not a big deal. they think tobacco is -- stuart: you're like kenny polcari

it's incredibly risky as a potential witness or co-conspirator, as the case might be, to be in that redskin are there any implications to that? these people are all together? in any sane world, let's say it is what it is. they are talking about this? >> right. and this is the conversation we had right after the classified documents arraignment in which it was said you, mr. trump, at that time his one co-defendant, should not speak to each other about the fact of this case and the co-defendant is his body man. so it's -- the enforceability of this is very difficult to see. and i could imagine that trump has used people around him, it could be a loyalty test to ensure that the person has conversations with him in defiance of this kind of an order. >> to clarify, it is a bad idea to talk to a co-conspirator. it is against the rules of the court to talk to a co-defendant. right? and so that's why with walt nauta they were directed not to speak to each other because they are charged addser as criminals -- alleged criminals in the same case. >> right. walt nauta was with him today. holding the um