eastern on the news channel captains post of the richard fowler show, richard fowler, welcome back everyone this is interesting. you have two very important groups of people who art, you have 70% of csa now you're going back to work. 58% of people say you have disrupted our lives. were going deeper parts of the what happens in here? submit a lot of people got covered comfortable. we all know it's a hassle to arrange childcare, dog walkers there things easier jennifer at home with your laptop open. so look, that private enterprises going to figure this out. think something can be offered to employees that ever creeping work balance, workplace balance that was creeping into your night as people would e-mail you may be your companies would say come back to the office for more money more benefits. also going to leave you on weekends and nights, would that be nice. i do think ultimately this does start at the top. think the president is a symbol. it's really disheartening to see his continued persistence with the mask while vaccinated. i think it gives people an excuse to thrust on her world not

you wait two -- >> martha: you can't do like richard fowler for congress on the water bottle within 150 rule. this is historyonics. nobody is desperate for water waiting in line, richard. it's not just. it's really not fair. it plays on people's emotions in a way that is not right. >> to be fair, if the league of women voters were to hand out water in fulton county, these woman that volunteer would be arrested for a misdemeanor. i'm not talking about congressional campaigns. i'm talking about -- >> martha: come on. has anybody ever died of water oh it's a thirsty activity. charlie, what do you think? >> wasting two or three hours -- >> bring water like everybody else does in the world. it's not -- we're getting lost in the weeds here. so many laws were changed in the 2020 election. the big picture, there's an enormous battle to get them changed back to what they were precovid. democrats like the way these laws have been changed because it worked well for them. what do you say? >> you're exactly right. first of all, the law explicitly allows election officials to have water distributiont

fox news contributor be dapper richard fowler welcome back everyone. >> hi. i know everyone decided to talk about michael moran who but work and play game little later on everyone you stick around for that because chris, kat, richard all incredibly competitive. let's talk about competition, chris. stay to have been more competitive and more respectful of civil liberties have essentially the same numbers during the pandemic estates to completely lockdown like california and michigan. where would you rather live? estate with very prohibitive restrictions or one that trust you and wants you to make money once her kids go to school? >> it is preeti darn easy. the lockdown did not work the first time. we do not have to guess. we have empirical evidence now we can compare the states that shut down their economies, have hard-core lockdowns versus states that didn't. but we see is actually the numbers are the worst are in states that lockdown the hardest part i was just in free america this past weekend, also known as florida. by the way on a packed flight on the way

richard fowler fox news contributor.ce president of independent women's voice and fox news contributor as well. you know, it's interesting. i want to get into the weeds of we were promised something different from this president in terms of how they were all going to get along and pass stuff together, tammy bruce. >> yes, this becomes a question for the american people. is this what you voted for? it seems to be clear, harris, that when you really make the senate 50/50, you are sending a message. work together. when you really shrink that majority for the democrats in the house, you are saying work together. now i'll remind everyone when the democrats did this last time, which was with obamacare where they passed massive change to the american system without any republican support and what happened in the next mid-term? massive losses for the democrats. 60 plus seats given to the g.o.p. eradicated their back bench. the american people were thinking if we are going to do something like this let's do it together, let's fin

and fox news contributor and host of the richard fowler radio show it is richard fowler welcome everyone. >> hello periods. we are talking georgia. here's my problem, tim, this is an issue that has been raised throughout but i would have to say since 2013. i think i have been the most consistent cable news host there aspects of this law that are concerning for democrats. if places like coca-cola have no problem sponsoring major global sporting events like the olympics where uighurs are being killed in genocidal concentration camps but how do you square that apple? tim party. >> there is absolutely no consistency here. there is consistency it's really sad. you have got big businesses sucking up to whoever is in power. whether it's the chinese government are the democrats but that's the best way to read this read seven major league baseball when after georgia they do not name one thing wrong with the bill. all they did was criticize it because they know that joe biden is criticizing it. he gives them more access to joe biden and the democratic congress. it's influenced by cancellation. ken

. >> david richard fowler. nelson: doctor fowler are you presently employed? >> i am retired. nelson: could you tell the jury about what you did prior to your retirement? >>av i have been full-time in forensic pathology since about 1986 when i first started training in that discipline. and i have been full-time within that discipline 30 some years. nelson: where did you work prior to retirement? >> office of the chief medical examiner for the state of maryland. nelson: do you have any other employment before your retirement or subsequent? >> yes. i would do the occasional consultation case. prior to my retirement and since. nelson: tell us about your education andon background. >> i graduated from south africa in 1983 university of cape town. one year of internship general medicine in general surgery and south africa that is required before you can get a medical license. followed with the year of training in pediatric pathology red cross children's hospital in cape town. then entered a full-time five year training program at the university of cape town in forensic pathology. n

richard fowler also a fox news contributor. tammy and richard great to have you on the program. >> well, clearly not. he did run on that. he ran on being a nice guy. he ran on stopping the pandemic. he ran on bringing everyone together. and we have chaos at almost every single level. but you can't really blame them. right now we aren't sure who is making the decisions in the white house but it is a leftist wish list and look, i think americans especially when we elected donald trump, what we didn't want on our side was a bunch of whiney babies. was a bunch of people complaining and looking for mommy because the democrats actually are trying to move through them like a monster truck. so somebody is being made very happy. i don't think it is the average american. look, you have an election that took away the edge that the democrats had in the house, literally split the senate in half which was a message if there ever was one that we did want the parties to work together after all of the contentiousness of the last five years. so now you have the republicans what they are doing is

richard fowler, paris dennard, steve moore.ould like to start where howard left off, essentially him saying that it's fair to criticize senator scott on the substance, the content of his speech. let's start there. senator scott saying he's essentially accusing liberals of using race as a political weapon. paris, do you think that's a fair statement? >> it's a fair statement and an accurate statement because black conservatives deal with this every single day. i have been on the receiving end of this type of hatred and bigotry from the left every single time i turn on my twitter account. every time i go on social media. i got an email, a couple emails today there were some of the most disgusting things coming from progressive liberals out there saying this because i have meant not fit in the democrat box of how they think i should be or how they think i should think because i'm an independent freethinking black men in america who believes in conservative principles to help my community. it's appalling and disgusting and it shoul

. >> hello, everybody, i'm jesse watters along with katie pavlich, greg gutfeld, and richard fowler. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. minnesota bracing for a third night of unrest over the police shooting of 20-year-old dante right and brooklyn center is going to have to manage the chaos without its police chief, the city's top cop resigning today along with the female officer to kim potter who fatally shot him. fox news just learning that charges could come as soon as tomorrow. the mayor says the police chief for stepping aside is a good thing and is trying to satisfy activists in the community. >> i'm hoping that this will help bring some calm the community although i think ultimately if people want justice, they want full accountability. i don't believe that officers need to necessarily have weapons every time they are making a traffic stop. >> jesse: and a radical squad member facing blowback for adding fuel to the fire with an unhinged tweet demanding we abolish the police. rashida tlaib saying it was in an accident. "police in our country is inherently and inten

. >> hello, everybody, i'm jesse watters along with katie pavlich, greg gutfeld, and richard fowler.innesota bracing for a third night of unrest over the police shooting of 20-year-old dante right and brooklyn center is going to have to manage the chaos without its police chief, the city's top cop resigning today along with the

guy bensen, richard fowler. you. >> sandra: remarks from speaker nancy pelosi and top house democrats ahead of tomorrow's young vote on washington, d.c., statehood. their news conference is just moments away. we are watching for that. they want small businesses still struggling. why companies can't find workers even with millions of americans unemployed. >> i have really few applications that even people who don't show up for the interview. so it is a hard time for the small businesses. ♪ ♪ ners. with home values high and mortgage rates at near record lows. great news for veterans who need money for their family. that's me. refiplus from newday usa lets you refinance at near record lows plus get an average of $50,000. that's me. that's money for security today or retirement tomorrow. that's me. refiplus. (announcer) carvana's had a lot of firsts. 100% online car buying. car vending machines. and now, putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budge

power panel now, radio show host richard fowler.h white house speech writer marc thiessen. marc, i come to you for your top line thoughts on this. >> first of all we'll get carbon out of the atmosphere we ought to stop this segment because we admit carbon as we speak. president biden has set a goal of reducing u.s. carbon emissions by 50% of 2005 levels in 10 years and zero net carbon emissions by 2050. john kerry says it is not good enough. if you want to just get to biden's goals we would have to destroy the u.s. economy. proof. last year during the covid lockdown when factories and businesses closed and millions of americans locked in their homes we reduced our carbon emissions to 21% of 2005 levels. 30% short of biden's goal when the entire country was locked down. how will we get to the levels that he wants, which john kerry says aren't good enough? we would have to destroy the united states economy though do it in that period of time. so this is completely unrealistic. >> harris: i really appreciate that line of argument. that

. >> harris: power panel now, richard fowler fox news contributor.trategic communications. great to see you both. mercedes, i want to come to you. a dying profession. just the thought of that and where we are in this country with spiking homicide and violent crime rates in certain cities. what are your thoughts on it? >> it is incredibly troubling, harris. i think what you are seeing is the fact that because there has been a few of these bad apples in the police departments, that has impacted the great work that so many of these police officers do on a day-to-day basis engaging these communities. so what we have seen is when the far left and democrat run cities are talking about defunding the police or implementing police reforms that would remove immunity, or for instance cut the budgets like we've seen in new york city where may or bill deblasio cut about a billion dollars from the budget, then you will see an increase of retirements and then you are going to see the cops feel demoralized and demonized and hurtful for all the country. >> harris: wh

. >> joining me now, marc thiessen and richard fowler, new leaders very fellow. things are tied together to this question of giving reparations to the decendents or great grandchildren of slave owners in america? >> thanks for having me. i think hr-40, the reparations bill, after reading it carefully, it just studies it. whether you agree with reparations or not, we can all agree that this subject is worth studying. this is not something that is new in american history. in the 1980s, ronald reagan passed a bill giving $1.6 billion in reparations to japanese families as a part of japanese interment camps. this is a conversation worth studying to lift up the rug and see what is the economic impact that enslavement had on america. marc? >> yeah, first of all, slavery is a horrible stain on our history. the original sin of the founding of our republic. so yes, we should examine all the ways that it's affected us. i agree with richard on that. the difference is with his example is that ronald reagan was providing reparations to people who had been directly harmed by i

joining me now, tomi lahren, host of "known interruption" on fox nation, and fox news contributor richard fowlerme from the border, but you ran into the vice president when you were there? >> you know, she must have been in camouflage because i did not see her there, but i will tell you this. i am happy she plans to visit mexico and guatemala at some point to see the root causes of why people are coming over here, but i can tell her exactly what people are coming over here. it is her administration, the biden administration, that has issued that cattle call for people to come over, and the root causes of people coming over and the reason their countries are so messed up in the first place is because these a illegal immigrants are paying cartel and criminal organizations thousands and thousands of dollars to be brought into our country illegally, thus funding the problem and those from countries, so if you do not stop the cattle call and you don't apply consequences, it's never going to end. the countries they are coming from are never going to be repaired, and our country will continue to come l

white house senior adviser for strategic communications mercedes schlapp and fox news contributor richard fowlere have got so much, but let's start just with the report that alex hogan gave us. mercedes, i'll start with you. there's two pieces to that, of course. the james o'keefe suing twitter for blocking him and, of course, "the new york post" story that facebook is not allowing people to share. does any of this surprise you, and what does it tell us? >> no, not at all. what it tells us is that these big tech companies are more powerful than even the government. i mean, the mere fact that they sound like they're the fourth branch of government where they're focused more on censoring individuals, on really limiting free speech and, you know, what's interesting, we had interviewed james o'keefe hours before his twitter got suspended for no reason except because he was exposing the truth about cnn and how they very clearly were trying to derail the trump candidacy and insure that biden would get elected. and so that obviously made jack dorsey and the gang get too nervous and take down james' wor

gop strategist cofounder and partner john hardt and fox news contributor and radio show host richard fowler much for being here on this saturday. richard, i'm going to begin with you because earlier in this hour i spoke with congresswoman dina titus, democrat out of nevada and said that infrastructure is no longer roads and bridges and to make that point even further, we will put up some details here from the spending plan. you have 400 billion for affordable home and community-base care, national science foundation, 46 billion federal buying power for green energy initiatives 35 billion to develop climate solutions, 30 billion to spur innovation in rural areas. richard, my question is, does the biden-harris administration get itself into trouble at this early stage in their administration by redefining something like infrastructure. >> thanks for having me and happy easter to you and everybody watching. this is a proposal. they go to capitol hill and work out what gets done here and the reason why joe biden and kamala harris are re-writing what infrastructure means because after covid-19,

if >> gillian: let's bring in our power panel, guy benson and richard fowler, both fox news contributor'sidn't see that, no one heard that. i want to ask you first about the social media angle here quickly, it took to twitter 11 hours to take down the trend on wednesday night following the rebuttal speech from tim scott which was uncle tim. if talked about that problem first before we get into the racial dynamics here. >> it's very ugly stuff and i'm not necessarily opposed to the fact that it trended because i think it is illustrative, revealing. there is an undercurrent of nastiness and bigotry including on race on both ends of the ideological spectrum. some people try to pretend that only one political tribe has a racism problem, that is clearly not the case as we saw very clearly the other night and it was a very unfortunate thing to see happen but also sadly not anything new for senator scott as he mentioned in the speech itself. >> gillian: richard, if we look at the rebuttal speech itself, one of the core messages that scott delivered as he sees is a problem in america right now is

his name is david richard f fowler, served in the medical examiner's office in maryland, brought in asen in. >> -- to the system which is derived from the old british examination process. you end up with an mbchb, and some of them have different letters, which basically mean you have two bachelors degree. a bachelor of medicine and a bachelor of surgery. it's a six-year training program, not a four-year training program like you have in the united states. just different ways of getting to the same end point. if you want to work as a physician in the united states, you have to go through a process which when i went through it it was run by the educational commission for foreign medical graduates, and they make an assessment as to whether or not the university you went to meets the appropriate standards. these are all universities -- universities approved by the world health organization as meeting certain standards. once you've been approved and your university is recognized, then you have to go through a set of board examinations which are very similar to all u.s. graduates graduating

amy: richard potter, re-surprised to see dr. david fowler anton's case called to testify in the case of derek chauvin? >> i was very shocked when i saw that. but i was not surprised because, again, the case in minnesota, there try to get a person that agrees with what it is how they want to tell the story. i was shocked in one sense but not surprised in another. amy: tell us anton's story and tell us the story of his death september 15, 2018. >> sure. anton was walking with his cousin in greensboro, maryland, on his way to his residence when a 911 call came in from a white woman to say this older child was kidnapping his younger child. so upon the making the entrance back on to the main highway from the bridge in which they were walking, that is when anton and his cousin were approached by officer webster. you see in the bodycam footage of the officer, the young boy walking across the street and then you see an interaction between webster and anton and you hear webster telling anton turn around and put your hands behind your back. that momen