and so robeson showed restraint. so there was a mutual admiration between these two giants of the african american world. and perhaps that's too insular a description. both of them were people, humans who bestowed the world like great colossus i. they were giants in their own way. unfortunately, the cold war was really heating up at that time. and so robinson, who was the first african american to win the mvp that year. was also used as a stooge -- and the cold war to be their champion. he was able to >> let's do this. like you said, to his credit, at the end of his life, he set the record straight. let's look at this last slide because we got, we don't want -- this is the funeral program for jackie robinson. 1972. 1972, riverside church, new york city. and if you look at the pall bearers. jesse jackson did the -- if you look at the active pallbearers. bill russell, mani irving. martin -- jim gilligan. ralph baraka. peewee reese. joe black. honorary pallbearers. willie maze. nelson rockefeller who robinson supported.

he said paul robeson gave up a career. in fact, robson was the highest earning black artist in 1947 earning over a hundred thousand a year due to the blacklist. he went down to 3,000 a year and lost his passport. so jackie played the game of being auntie robson the amsterdam news defended robson. but the white press made jackie the hero of that encounter. which i described in detail on my book on paul robeson and i feel that jackie understood that he had aired for one going it in public and attacking a fellow black activist and at the end of his life in that autobiography the he says if i had known then what i know now, i would never attack paul robeson because i realized now. i'm a black man and a white world and i never had it made. yeah, so true. no say it was such a yeah, i think what he said at the time. he said that at the time i did not realize it was destructiveness of america and if given the invitation now, i'll try i just saw that as such a that's a for a guy who did everything he did and to finally get to this

one woman telling me she was there to hear from robeson because she was concerned robeson didn't careppened in 2020. another man telling me he was leaning towards robeson over lake because he was tired of talking about that 2020 election. so you can see here how deep the divide is within the republican party particularly here in arizona. >> kristen holmes, thank you very much. next just in uvalde's district attorney makes a bold statement about possibly indicting police officers in connection with the robb elementary tragedy. so you can... astepro and go. [whistling] with technology that can scale across all your clouds... it's easier to do more innovative things. [whistling] ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. >>> this just in the uvalde district attorney has just told cnn once she receives the response into the shooting she would not hesitate to indict including police officers if the law is appropriate. the district superintenden

robeson was in first 5p. it was kind of a cage match.arry lake. the arizona democrat party would like to spend a warm thank you karen robeson for a long time financial support to help elect democratic candidates opened on the ballot. so she gets a little thank you because she ended up at some point giving money to democrats and so did kerry lake. begins to cancel each other out. i think the voters have become confused by all of this. >> i think the democrats think they are being very clever but the problem is for them, if you look at polls, they are basically in for a massacre. there's a chance they could lose to anybody and that is the danger of the game they are playing. >> laura: great to see you. it's been a while. in an attempt to ding former president trump, new york city mayor eric adams once called the border issue if a crisis. faster he proclaimed to city a destination for diversity. muriel bowser announced that she would limit cooperation with deportation orders. now that buses have brought the border issue to their backyard, t

karen taylor robeson. she's an awesome lady. known her most of my life.e kicking tires and checking the engine because i want options and mike pence is one fantastic option for me to kick that tire and see what the motor's like in this guy. >> you were here today with karen taylor robeson, doug, with mike pence here. is this a battle, is this a battle for the soul of the republican party? >> whether it's the soul right now, but everybody's got to reassess. do we want to be a party that's looking into the past with some kind of grudge match all the time or do we want to start solving the problems of the biden administration that is just gone amuck with the country? to me, we've got a man who's got integrity. he's got moral values and clarity. and that's important to me and i think that's important to america. >> how long have you been serving in public office? >> over 17 years. >> are you going to win your election? >> we're going to kick it right to the end. we'll see what mr. trump has been able to do, but he's dropped a lot of bombs on our state and i g

at the pence/robeson event, we spoke to a number of undecided voters.g their final decision around where these candidates actually stood on the 2020 election, one woman telling me she was there to hear more because she was concerned that robeson didn't care enough about what happened in 2020. another man telling me that he was leaning towards robeson over lake because he was tired of talking about that 2020 election. so, you can see here how deep the divide is within the republican party, particularly here in arizona. john? >> kristen holmes, thank you very much. >>> next, just in, uvalde's district attorney makes a bold statement about possibly indicting police officers in connection with the robb elementary tragedy. ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. new astepro allergy. no allergy spray is faster. with the speed of astepro, almost nothing can slow you down. because astepro starts working in 30 min

karen taylor robeson is the real conservative. she's the real deal. her career working for ronald reagan. she's prolaw, pro-gun, pro-life. she's a mother of four. i think she'll the best person to be a fresh new leader for the state of arizona. her opponent on the other hand bears no resemblance, her campaign or interpersonal relations with me, for 30 year. this is all an act. >> how does this play into the national conversation, particularly as i mentioned, the election in 2020. carey lake is backed by the former president in large part because she says the 20 election was stolen. >> well, carey lake's misleading voters with no evidence. she's been tagged by her opponents with the nickname fake lake, which seems to be sticking and actually doing some damage. karen taylor robeson started from zero, and now this is a margin of zero race. >> will the republican support lake if she wins the primary? >> the republican governors association is in the business of electing republican governors, and we happen to be very good at it. we're the only majority con

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of her denial of the election results in 2020 again, going back to the policies no question karen robeson what carry lake has been. >> bret: not the only back and forth endorsing candidates. >> in georgia brian kemp has been great. he has taxes and enormous refunds of surpluses made sure the gas tax suspended strong on protecting life his record is incredibly conservative. therefore i think former vice president pence was comfortable supporting him as well. >> bret: here is what he wants to do today with the country. >> if i stayed at home and just took it easy, the persecution of donald trump would stop immediately. that's not what i will do. i have to save our country snr here is the former vice president seeming to address what the former president is talking about. >> some people may choose to focus on the past. but elections are about the future. and i believe conservatives must focus on the future to win back america. [applause] we can't afford it take our eyes off the road in front of us. >> bret: is this the future of what we are going to see for the next few months is bouncing ar

. >> doocy has endorsed robeson as has former vice president pence. robeson has been hitting lake and says she's the real deal. >> the border patrol council, the national troopers, state troopers, arizona police association all joining my campaign. they know who i am. they know what i stand for. they know i have a record of accomplishing things. >> to the senate now, black masters leads in the g.o.p. race -- blake masters leads in the g.o.p. race to take on democrat incumbent kelly. masters said this about the biden administration's decision to complete the border fence along the yuma sector. >> it is just for show. it is almost like there's an election coming up. the democrats know they have failed. mark kelly has failed, he has nothing to positive to run on. all of a sudden they are going to pretend to be super serious about border security. >> senator kelly actually pushed president biden to complete that border fence, and fox news has reached out to senator kelly for an interview. we have yet to hear back. >> eric: thanks, alicia. >> arthel: in mi

kari lake has been in the lead, but now karen robeson is catching up.hink the endorsement of governor ducey, the endorsement of vice president pence are making it even closer. but what is important about her campaign, she's focusing on the issues that republicans are concerned about while kari lake is, as was mentioned earlier, is trying to continue to relitigate the 2020 election. >> that happens of course as the country is watching these hearings from the january 6th committee. the 8th hearing last night in prime time, some compelling evidence. is any of that resonating with republicans in arizona? >> i think that there are some. here's the thing. those who are loudest would tell you they're not watching it. but those who are quieter, they come up to me, they talk to me at events. they say they're paying attention to this, and what they want to see the republican party do is stop talking about the 2020 election, claiming that there was fraud, and instead, talk about what the vision is for the republican party for our country. and i think we've got a g

>> reporter: the contest between former news anchor carry lake and karen taylor robeson has become aroxy war between trump and his former vice president mike pence. long time arizona gop strategist stan barns says voters will decide more than just the nominee. >> they're actually choosing the soul of the party. what is the party going to be? that's what they're choosing a mere few days from now. >> reporter: and even in this border state, voters we talked to say the issue they're most concerned about, inflation. bret? >> alisha cuna reporting from phoenix, thank you. great background. we're back with the panel now. catherine, this is the most expensive senate race in the country so far. how important is this for republicans as far as gaining back control of the senate? >> this is a key race. they only have a couple of opportunities, obviously. they see arizona as a state where they could gain a seat. the primary is testing now, as she just said, where their own party is going. it's testing this question of whether the focus should be on the 2020 result or on the future of the party w

karen taylor robeson is a republican candidate for governor, the top two and she joins us now.u tonight. the race has really tightened, how do you convince republican voters that you are the candidate that are poised to keep this governorship in republican hands? >> thank you for having me on tonight. the most recent polls have me leading and it is remarkable the amount of momentum we have in this campaign. i believe arizona voters are waking up to the steaks that are at hand in this election so we can keep the arizona governor's office in republican hands. they know i am best position to defeat katie hobbs in the election. >> laura: you have governor ducey came out and endorsed to you, he's very popular in the state of arizona. i know some conservatives don't think he's conservative enough, i get it but that was a big deal for you to get that endorsement. how did you convince him? or did you convince him, he just decided to pick you? >> he is joined a chorus of leading conservative voices from bill bennett, steve moore, newt gingrich yesterday endorsed me, governor mike huckab

and asking the pence team, when are you going to get out there for a liz cheney or a karen taylor robeson doing it now. the primary just about a week and a half away from now here, and this is significant, because for donald trump, katy, you and i, it was seven years ago this month when he held his first-ever so-called trump rally. you and i were both here in arizona. that was seven years ago this month, and he so often harkens back to that day, as an example in his words, that arizona has always had his back. the republican party here has had his back, essentially, he got john mccain out of the equation, got jeff flake out of the equation. martha mcsally is gone. doug ducey is now term limited. he has been able to re-shape the republican party in his image in arizona, but now it's going to be ultimately up to the voters on whether they follow his lead. he adores kerry lake more than a year ago. and i think it's also notable, karen taylor robeson in this race, i've been talking with republican operatives here for the last year about whether a pence endorsement would help her. and there wa

on the other side you have former vice president mike pence and his candidate karen taylor robeson, sheestablishment republicans who want to move forward from the 2020 election, she's endorsed by the outgoing term limited governor in arizona, doug ducey, who was attacked relentless by by former president trump for refusing to overturn the 2020 election results in this state. as this is unfolding in the state of arizona, it looks like pence and trump are set for a collision course in 2024 on the national stage. pence in recent weeks has really signaled strongly a potential run in 2024. and of course as we know, trump has continued to tease that run. so this would set up an epic showdown between the two of them who once served together in the white house and now haven't spoken in more than a year. >> fascinating stuff there, kristen holmes, appreciate it. >>> we've all gotten plenty of them, you know, those annoying, really annoying robocalls about car warranties. but the fcc might be disconnecting them for good. we'll explain, next. in just two. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure

trump, former president trump endorsing kerry lake and vice president pence endorsing karyn taylor robesonh candidates bump into each other more and can be compared to each other more. so you did have trump and pence in arizona. tonight, ron desantis is going to be speaking at turning point u.s.a. in tampa. trump will be there tomorrow and, you know, trump's big advantage in 2016 and 2015 was that he was such a better performer than all of his fellow candidates. but at the time. he did not have a record in the white house. and there wasn't this possible trump fatigue that you were talking about after the january 6th hearing. so i think the dynamic between trump and other republican candidates is going to be different now than it was five years ago. >> you talk to republicans, joshua, and they say listen, january 6th committee doesn't really move it for me. at least most do. others have been looking at it. seeing not a lot of new information but compiled in a way compelling. does it move the needle politically do you think? >> i think it moves the needle a little bit among some republicans

former vice president mike pence is set to stump for republican candidate karen taylor robeson. >> but former president trump will hold a rally to support kari lake in what he describes as the entire trump ticket. kristen holmes is in pea your. give us the latest there. >> reporter: this is really not just about a split between trump and pence, but it's really about another one of these republican primaries in which there are six of the republican party. on one side you have the group that really wants to continue talking about the 2020 election, they promote donald trump's lies about the 2020 election's conspiracy theories. on the other side you have people who just want to move forward, get away from the 2020 election. the latter camp is where you find former vice president mike pence, as well as outgoing governor doug ducey, also a republican. you'll remember that he faced trump's ire for not overturning the results of the arizona election in 2020. so both pence and deucy will be behind me just in a few points and they are squarely behind robson. she is the established favorite. she

karen robeson, we've talked about the small cracks in the republican party apparatus but we're far from seeing a gorge that begins to split this party away from donald trump. does mike pence, doug doocy, do they begin to open up and take a shovel and try to build up a resistance on the right within this party here? and this often comes down to local levels. rusty bowers, one of those individuals who faced pressure from trump allies to overturn the election results in arizona and appeared last month in front of the january 6th select committee, he was also at that event. i want to let you hear from speaker bowers when i asked him whether this was a fight for the soul of today's republican party. take a listen. >> everybody's got to reassess do we want to be a party that's looking into the past with some kind of grudge match all the time or do we want to start solving the problems of a biden administration that has just gone amuck. >> ultimately voters dictate politics so often here. there's been a lack of pressure on the republican leaders to get the republican party to separate from don

. >> alicia, i had actually been speaking to advisers, who -- robeson and there were conversations, questionse pence endorsement be helpful here in the state of arizona. among republican voters, about 11 days here, before the former vice president showed up alongside karrin taylor robson but also outgoing governor doocy, who, of course, -- [interpreter] certify joe biden's election win here in the state of arizona. it was telling, right after pence accident the campaign trail here, and shortly before trump flew in before this rally taking place right now, pence put out a tweet. he has been hesitant to go toe to toe with trump on the campaign trail. in fact, is the day is the first time he's really done. so he said, quote, if the republican party allows itself to become consumed by today's grievances, we will lose. i have to tell you, alicia, tonight with trump, with his back candidates for governor, u.s. senate, secretary of state, attorney general, so much of the focus has been the 2020 election, the choice is clear. now it comes down to whether republican voters in arizona should use the pe

the former vp endorsing the republican karen taylor robeson for governor in arizona. she is running against the trump backed candidate, kerry lake the race one battle in a sort of proxy war. trump supporters against the republican establishment it's a war that could eventually lead to a faceoff between mr. trump and mr. pence themselves in the republican primary for president. kerry lake has promoted former president trump's false claims that the 2020 election was stolen the state's former gop governor ripped into lake yesterday, calling her an act and fake lake it's not the first time mr. pence has gone against a trump backed candidate he threw his support behind the georgia governor, brian kemp, back in may, kemp won his primary against former senator david perdue >> in wyoming, the republican congresswoman liz cheney is facing a very tough primary fight to keep her seat that is if you believe the newest polling according to the caspar star tribune poll conducted this months, cheney's trump-backed opponent, harriet hegman has a commanding lead, beating her by more t

on friday he campaigned in swing state arizona for gubernatorial candidate karen taylor robeson, a wealthyy and developer. about 9 90 miles north, carey lake, a former newscaster who supported obama and now says she's changed. >> the dueling appearances continue this week in washington no less. both men giving separate key speeches at two separate policy summits. for trump, this will be his first time back in washington since he left, january 2021, flying out for the very last time on air force one, landing here in florida. >> bret: phil keating reporting live from tampa, florida. thank you. it's time now for us under group, fox news white house correspondent jacqui heinrich, former republican speaker of the house, author of the book "defeating the government socialism," newt gingrich. a fox news political analyst juan williams, and katie pavlich, editor of townhall.com. speaker, your thoughts on this battle between the endorsements of the former president, former vice president? >> i think it's perfectly healthy. you have three big players now in the republican party. donald trump, who's

interesting race in arizona between karen rabson and kerryrr lakey and trump endorsed kerry lake and robeson was endorsed by pence and kind of a big cage match there for the gubernatorial race. butas the democrat party decided to give up. thank you to kerry lake. they were going to democratic party, would like to extend a warm thank you to karen taylor robertson for her longtime financial support to help electct democratic candidates up and down the ballot so she gets e a karen ropes and gets a little thank you because she ended at some point giving money to democrats and so did kerry. i mean, kind it all begins to cancel each other out after a while. i think the voters are just become confused by all of this. yeah, i think the democrats think that they're being veryy clever. but the problem c for them is that if you look at polls, they are basically forsa a massacre and so there's a chance they could lose to t anybodyhe. >> and that's the dangerousus game they're playing. glen, great to say . it's been a while. and in an attempt to ding former president trump, new york city mayor eric adams

on the other hand, you've got to hurt karen taylor robeson is a former real estate consultant. she's endorsed by the likes of former vice president mike pence. and swift current governor doug doocy. this is ultimately going to be for republican voters to decide which path they want to go down. there is folks can say, desantis, pence, name off -- other republicans in 2024 who they like to see their nominee. but ultimately, it comes down to voters. i think this is going to be a strong indication of where republican voters at least in the city of arizona still live because you've also got a secretary of state race with the trumpet candidate. you've got an international race with the trump backed candidate. there is a strong potential that trump's picks for each of these offices could run away in a complete sweep and it really sat down a strong foundation for donald trump to make the claim that republican voters at least here in arizona still want his folks at the forefront of this. >> real quick, vaughn, has mike pence weighed in on the senate primary for gop? because he wasn't ca

so you have mike pence endorsing karen taylor robeson saying -- >> okay. things, backing her opponent, a 2020 election denier. she's a big-time donald trump supporter. i want to bring in vaughn hillyard. this is an interesting race, one of those ones that people are looking at to see what is it going to tell us more on a national scale about donald trump and mike pence. and this week it's coming into focus with both candidates looking to have events this week. talk to us about what it's like on the ground, the expectation, et cetera. >> both of them. donald trump will be holding a rally for carry leak. and mike pence will take a border stop with robson. this is the situation where arizona republican voters will be tasked with choosing in a man-to-man battle here. we have seen the likes of wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan governor races, which have been very muddied with several different candidates in the mix here. of course, you have the georgia governor's and you have the georgia governor's race and mike pence showed up with brian kemp there and think,

governor might be the greatest example of this split between trumpist, let me play kari lake, karen robeson you the two wings of the party right now. >> we don't get the right person in there, we don't vote kari lake, we're going to get an open boarders rino or open borders socialist. >> as governor i will secure our border. i have a tough six-point plan that begins by calling our legislators into an emergency session. >> carlos, it really felt like somebody was following the mitt romney playbook. i got a six-point plan and someone is following the donald trump playbook, open borders socialists. that's the party now? >> it is a reminder of the toxicity that donald trump inserted into the republican party. some are fighting to take that out. mike pence picked up that flag now. will they succeed or not? we'll see. there have been successes by more establishment type republicans this primary season. it doesn't appear donald trump is the totally dominant, you know, force in the party anymore. he does have some competition. but, you know, these days he's also getting support from democrats who a

former vice president pence campaigned for arizona gubernatorial candidate karen taylor robeson, a wealthyy and developer. meanwhile, former president trump campaigned for her opponent, kari lake, a former newscaster who supported obama at one point, but now she say says changed. and not to disappoint the crowd, trump teased 2024. >> and now we may have to do it again -- [cheers and applause] i mean, look at what has happened to our country in less than to two years -- in two years. our country is like a different, like a different place. it's so sad to see. but first we have to win a historic victory for the republican party this november. when we retake congress, among our highest priorities must be to end the nightmare. >> reporter: the first republican starts speaking on the stage behind me starting at about 11 in the morning, so not too far away. and tonight's big headline speech coming from the man you just watched and heard, former president donald j. trump. neil? neil: all right, phil, thank you very much for that. phil keating in florida following those fast moving developments. w

. >> mike pence is out for the opponent, which is karen taylor robeson.are going to look to see how dr. oz does and look to see how j.d. vance does to see at the end of 2022 how much power the president has. >> ainsley: herschel walker, too. >> steve: maybe the former president is a king maker then because he has been very successful in endorsing candidates who have gone on to win the primaries. let's see what happens in general. >> ainsley: they love his policy. they love trump's policies. they have been critical about other parts of his personality. but as far as his policies are concerned, the gas prices were better. our economy was doing better. and we'll have to see. gavin newsom went to the white house, you know, when our president was over in saudi arabia. >> steve: that was weird. >> ainsley: now is he taking out these ads in florida. ains. >> brian: and texas. >> ainsley: he would love to run. >> steve: i wonder if there were a lot of people in california at the turning point event, because the number for the california governor seems so high. >>