right now we are working on the senate square.ition, solemn events begin, and they begin with the laying of flowers to the bronze horseman. and now everything is ready to start, but the solemn ceremony will begin at exactly 10:00 in the morning, and members of the government will take part in this event petersburg, deputies, as well as the command of the western military district and, in addition, honorary citizens of the city. as you can see on the senate square behind me, and especially for this day of the city, such a modern multimedia object was designed that will harmoniously fit into the ensemble of the most special senate square. here it will show specially created. a series dedicated to the main historical milestones in the history of st. petersburg and thanks to the action on the screens of the bronze horseman, which, by the way, this year, for the first time in 10 years, it was renovated and reconstructed will become the main character of the holiday, but at the end of this ceremony, the soldiers of the guard of honor co

of the presidential library, but in order to see him it is not at all necessary to go to the senate. squaregh to see any artistic television film filmed in leningrad since 1966. what is it about the bronze horseman in 1966 , the bronze horseman began to appear on the screensaver of lenfilm. in 1579, he landed on the west coast of north america, named the land a new albion and declared it the property of the english crown. this was done by francis drake during his trip around the world. uh, the exact location is unknown somewhere between northern california and oregon. new 800. in 2006, together with his daughter, inna, he created the new gems group performs a group of old songs of the famous via pines no, no. new gems yuri malikov, but in this creator of a new doctrine of language, argued that the words of all languages ​​​​come from four labor cries salber, rosh and yon, this is nikolai marr. he gave his only concert in the soviet union at the presentation of the moscow cosmos hotel , the french did not allow television to shoot the concert in montana. no. anton men in black 4 while workin

petersburg and returned, otherwise he would have ended up on the senate square and in siberia and theikhailovskoye museum-reserve decorated him with a huge straw figure, in my opinion, this is a hare. nikita velvet theme for 1500 this is the group and its leader luride, had a huge impact on the development of hands. last year. there was a documentary film directed by tott haynes dedicated to the band introduced this underground quite right, literally something like the velvet underground, and people and animals 1.200. breed of cats, bred at the end of the 20th century, as a toy tiger, got its name from two english words toy and tiger, what is the name of the breed of that tiger no. it's quite simple. toyger toyger quite right. turn on 900 after this command, the preparation of the rocket launch is transferred to automatic mode by turning a special key, according to tradition, after the completion of the flight, the key gives the astronauts the key to start. quite right. team key to start under stone 7.200 this english writer and his wife edith rested in the catholic part of the cemete

here on senate square, where we are now working, despite the rain and strong winds, a solemn ceremonynze horseman to the monument to the founder of our city, emperor peter the great . the chairman of the federation council of the country and the ex-governor of st. petersburg took part in the solemn ceremony valentina matvienko, the current head of the city , alexander beglov, as well as honorary citizens of the city, including alexei miller and mikhail borisovich peatrovsky. also, the governor of st. petersburg addressed the townspeople and guests of the city with congratulations. now i propose to listen to fragments of this speech. dear leningraders, petersburgers, i congratulate you on the day of the city on the day of the founding of our beloved st. petersburg to live and work in our city. it is a great honor to take care of st. petersburg continues the work of great people architects who built our palaces and temples of genius sculptors, poets and artists, but it is important to remember the era when it was founded 319 years ago, when, as now, russia fought with arms in hand for t

northern capital, emperor peter the great , flowers were laid at the foot of the bronze horseman on senate squareded by officials, representatives of public organizations and honorary residents of st. petersburg and after that , the company of the guard of honor of the western military district marched along the admiralteyskaya embankment.

this flame, despite the weather, many people on the senate square the first persons and honorary citizensently restored bronze horseman. this is also a ritual. wherever i am. i always try to be here on this day to pay tribute to ours. uh, to the great founder of st. petersburg, this city, to its greatness, these avenues, squares, palaces, canals and islands saw the glorious and petrovsky victories and the era of catherine the young pushkin and the heat of revolutions, the blockade cold and the rock and roll eighties , care for st. petersburg continues the work of great people architects who built. to our palaces and temples of brilliant sculptors, poets and artists , writers and composers, great scientists who glorified the city with their discoveries, all the monuments have been put in order by the city day. that's how it is happened to pushkin on arts square, the sculptures were carefully soaped with brushes, they removed all the dirt and doused with water under pressure, petersburg keeps its memory not only in the stone on the beach of the peter and paul fortress, the city of petrov fl

make no mistake, the blame for this decision falls squarely on republican senators and the senate republicans as a whole, who spent years pushing extremist judges, spent years confirming three far-right justices to the supreme court, but who claimed somehow this day would never come. but this day has come, and we will fight it all the way. mr. mcconnell: for years the radical left has attacked the institution of the supreme co court. last night it appears their campaign hit a new low. historically the justices, clerks, and staff have prized and protected the court's confidentiality. the justices must be able to discuss and deliberate in an environment of total trust and privacy. americans cannot receive a fair trial if politicians, pundit, bullies, and mobs get a say in court. judicial independence is vital. but the far left has spent years shamelessly attacking it. democrats in congress have endorsed plans for partisan court-packing. they've sent the justices threatening legal briefs. they've scheduled sham hearings to smear judges. in 2020 the senate democratic leader marched across the str

the blame for this decision falls squarely on senate republicans who have spent years pushing extremist judges and justices while claiming this day would never come. comet has. --, it has. it is our intention for the senate to hold a vote on legislation to codify the right to an abortion in law. second, a vote on this legislation is no longer an abstract exercise. this is as urgent and real as it gets. we will vote to protect a woman's right to choose and every american is going to see which side every senator stands on. third, the american people, the elections this november will have consequences because the rights of 100 million women are now on the ballot. to help fight this awful decision, i urge every american to make their voices heard this weekend and this year. call your members, call your senators, emailed them, text them, most of all caster ballots this november. -- cast your ballot this november. we have to assume that there is more to come, the question is what will these republicans, these right wing republicans target next? while they have the supreme court overturned gri

the blame for this decision falls squarely on senate republicans who spent years pushing extremists or judges and justices while claiming this day would never come. but come it has. so, in light of this potential ruling i want to make three things very clear. first, it is our intention for the senate to hold a vote on legislation, to codify the right to. an abortion in law. second, a vote on this legislation is no longer an abstract exercise.al this is as urgent and real as it gets. we willgh vote to protect a woman's right to choose and every american is going to see which side every senator stands on. third, to the american people i say this, the elections this november will have consequences because the rights ofba 100 million women are now on the ballot. to help fight this court's awful decision i urge every american to make their voices heardrd ths weekend this year. call your members a. write them, call your senators, write them, e-mail them, text them and most of all castor ballots this november. because of a roe v wade is overturned we have to assume there is more to come. the

senator. tall, square jaw guy with mane of white hair, and he looks at the much younger kennedy, and he lookshnson and says jack, i don't know what to tell you because, you see, i had a dream last night, and in the dream, god reached down from heaven and kept me on the shoulder. and he said, stu, for your long and faithful service, you are going to be rewarded. you will win the democratic nomination. you will be the next president of the united states. so stuart symington looks at kennedy, looks at johnson. johnson looks at the other two. now, when i tell this story to my students in austin, where the johnson library is located, i asked them, how many of you have been to the lyndon johnson library, which is there? any of, you buy any, chance been to the linen johnston library? okay. it's a usual in presidential libraries by greeting. it before you go, in as a life sized statue of lyndon johnson. and, i invite my students to do this, especially those who think they have ideas of a career in politics. one of the ways to determine, i think, where you might be good at a career, is to measure your

, and i just wanna ask you this really quickly, but when we see the finger being pointed so squarely at senate, republicans can't change anything this time around. it's unlikely to, because you have to remember senate republicans are elected by the people and the people support the 2nd amendment that this is a culture the very much a supports guns ah, holds them very dear and it has no desire to see them. take it away, in fact, just the opposite. when joe biden was elected, we saw more people buying guns, and they will support those law makers to protect their right to bear arms can be how could they live from the white house? kimberly thank you. will we will continue our coverage from the united states with our correspondence, as you saw there at the white house and in texas. we heard there further colds to action from the president joe biden to pass. common sense gun laws will be reflecting on all of that later. africa direct is coming up next. see later. ah a ah ah you leave me out by me or do i see the apple ms. g? i don't know why blanche to join noah. why didn't william gain dwarf a gent

at kennedy, something to, sort of the model of a senator, central casting in holiday for senator, this tall, square jawed guy with this great main of white hair, and he looks at the much younger kennedy, and he looks at johnson, he said, jack, i don't know what to tell you. because, you see, i had a dream last night, and in the dream, got reached down from heaven and tapped me on the shoulder. and he said, stu, for your long and faithful service, you are going to be rewarded. you will win the democratic nomination. you will be the next president of the united states. so, symington looks at kennedy, looks a. johnson & johnson looks at the other two. now, when i tell this story to my students in boston, where the johnson library is located, i asked them, how many of you have been to the lyndon johnson library, which is, there and interviewed by the name by any judgment of those in the johnson library? okay, is unusual in presidential libraries are increasingly before you go in. there's a life sized statue of lyndon johnson. and i invite my students to do this, especially those who think they have ide

[[inaudible] >> and the winner of that senate race will likely square off against democratic senator who so far, dana, has amassed quite a war chest. >> dana: joining us for more on this fox news contributor karl rove. quickly some sound here about what georgian voters say are top priorities today. watch. >> immigration is one of the big ones. price of gas is a really big one. >> the end of the day we look for candidates that support our pro-life values, our values of having a good economy. that everybody that young people can survive under. >> dana: this from a pollster on the david perdue/kemp race. with perdue it's hard to see how the race is over. he doesn't have commercials on tv and went dark two weeks ago. kemp is up. almost impossible to win a major race when a popular governor is bombarding you on tv and you are dark. perdue said he felt like he could at least force a runoff. how do you see it? >> you have to be optimistic if are you a candidate on the ballot and hope is to keep kemp to less than 50%. but kemp has run a brilliant campaign. he has made this about two things.

the blame for this decision falls squarely on senator republicans who spent years pushing extremist justicesng this day would never come. but come it has. so in light of this potential ruling, i want to make three things very clear. first, it is our intention for the senate to hold a vote on legislation to codify the right to an abortion in law. second, a vote on this legislation is no longer an abstract exercise. this is an urgent and as real as it gets. we will vote to protect a women's right to choose, and every american is going to see which side every senator stands on. third, to the american people i say this, the elections this november will have consequences. because the rights of 100 million women are now on the ballot. to help fight this court's awful decision, i urge every american to make their voices heard this week and this year. call your members. write them. call your senators. write them. email them. text them. most of all, cast your ballots this november. because if roe v. wade is overturned, we have to assume there's more to come. the question is, what will these republica

the former nfl star hoping to turn one of georgia's senate seats red when he squares off against democratock this fall. the primary cisneros and henry square are a. 157 vote difference. too close to call to call right now. >> attorney general ken paxton wins the g.o.p. nomination depending off a challenge from george p. bush and, there is a lot of news out of texas this morning including this horrible story. 19 elementary school children and two teachers are now confirmed dead after an 18-year-old gunman opened fire inside a texas school. grieving families gathering to console each other at a local civic centered with some of them still awaiting the worst news of their lives. >> todd: texas attorney general ken paxton is the top legal official in the state. he joins us now. a.g. paxton congrats on your win but overshadowed on the events going on right now. what are you and your team doing right now to address what is happening in uvalde. >> we already have members down there. we have a crime victim's assistance group that goes down and immediately starts working with the victims whether t

senator chuck schumer. >> the blame for this decision falls squarely on senate republicans who spent years pushing extremistjustices while claiming this day would never come. but come it has. anita: so, he's blaming you, senator, for a decision the supreme court has every right to make. it was always a possibility. what's your reaction to that. >> he's using the term blame and that's his right to do. i think a lot of voters around the country would say that the credit, if this is in fact does end up being the final decision of the supreme court, the credit will be to those of us who believe that this decision should be returned to the people of the united states and their elected representatives. i just defy anyone to look in the constitution as it was written or as it has been amended over time and find a constitutional right to abortion. roe versus wade was wrongly decided and i think politically decided. if this turns out to be the final decision and the chief justice has cautioned us not to jump to that conclusion, then i think that most americans will be comfortable with the people and their elected re

more on the pricing in a bit but today on fox news, wyoming republican senator john barrasso said it falls squarelythe lap of the president. >> president biden mismanaged the economy so badly people are trapped in this inflation nightmare which we are living in. for seven months he said this was transitory, it would go away living in denial of this. we ought to do the opposite of what the president has done. kennedy: speaking of doing the opposite, everything biden today dropping, amazing op-ed title president can stand this, take on inflation and president biden on tuesday tried to get ahead of wednesday's april inflation report with speech rehashing well warm proposal to reduce prices. subsidies, raise taxes and increase regulations. he should take "seinfeld" advice and do the opposite of his every policy. instead of blaming everyone else for inflation, a better political strategy to separate responsibility and actually do something to fix it. tonight party panel from the editor in chief, jon gabriel, bearded and rested, well done. democrat strategist radio host and fox news contributor, leslie m

senate. in november, he will square off against democrat, charles booker, who is now the projected winner and his primary race, in that state, tonight. polls are closed in north carolina, where all eyes are on the primary race for freshman congressman, madison cawthorn. cawthorn has come under attack from his own party, in the wake of multiple scandals. polls have just closed across the state of pennsylvania. we are watching some key races there where, frankly, the future of american democracy is on the ballot. pennsylvania republicans will decide if they will run to insurrectionists for senator governor this fall. in the senate primary, far-right candidate, kathy barnett, has seen a late surge in the polls, putting them, essentially, neck and neck. celebrity doctor, mehmet oz, it is david mccormack. new images emerged in barnett, and seen in the gray hat, and coach, marching to the capital building. this is after the ellipse rally, coming to the building. and this photo, she is seen walking next to members of the far-right gang, the proud boys. these two men, later, arrested, and indicted, o

senate. in november, he will square off against democrat, charles booker, who is now the projected winner and

senator, you talked about the public square.big tech and social media is called the public square too. you've been working on this issue. can you tell us more about that? >> yes, indeed. we're working on a kids online safety bill, which would keep our children safe online. also on consumer privacy. and i've just released a text guide for parents and grandparents and caregivers, keepers of children. the summer is coming on and we know that they want to keep their children safe online, keep them away from the pedophiles, drug dealers. those that would seek to do children harm on some of these social media platforms. elizabeth: senator blackburn, always a pleasure have youing on. >> always good to see you. elizabeth: biden's new information czar, this is her fix to twitter. she will demand that people she deems quote, trustworthy, be able to edit other peoples tweets. saying this in a newly-released video, basically give other people power every what you tweet because she is one of the trustworthy that can break this down and do it

. >>> plus, republican senator john thune of south dakota joins us in the times square studio to discuss wade and the changes it will bring. >>> and singer florence welch of florence and the machine talks with anthony mason about her new album out today called "dance fever." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, and have a great weekend.

senator. judy: listening to that, how does that square with what you see here? rcia: i think every supreme court nominee who goes before the senate judiciary committee claims that roe and kc are settled law. i think it is time that we all realize that that is meaningless. yes, they are settled law, and so are many other supreme court decisions. but it does not mean that they can't be overruled. they are a constitutional based decision would -- which gives the court more liberty in terms of overturning advange does a statutory decision. settled law, timmy, means nothing -- to me, means nothing. judy: in the last question for you, marcia, the very fact, the astonishing fact of this leak. this is rare. it does not happen very often. what do you think it means and what do you think it means for the court going forward? marcia: that is a good question. i think there are two things that we can look at here. one is what does it mean for the court going forward? i think the leak itself probably means the court is going to be doing some internal rethinking about its proce

at states, we saw herschel walker running of the georgia senate primary, he's got a trump endorsement and if he wins tomorrow, he'll likely square against democrat rafael warnock, it could determine the balance of power in the senate. lots to unpack here, nobody better to explain it all, my next yes, fox news she's political anchor and host of special report, brett baier. welcome back to the show. >> hey, kennedy. kennedy: let's start with the governor's race, donald trump, a very personal one for him. he went after governor cap for quite some time, not surprised he didn't endorse camp but david purdue? what is that going to do for the trump magic touch if it fails? >> one of the races were he's upside down heading in, we don't know, the only poll that matters is election day, we always say that but it's an interesting endorsement split in at president trump endorsed david purdue, recruited him for this race and vice president pence endorsed brian kemp so you have trump heads on both sides of the race. heading in, kemp is overwhelming, pull had about 30 points but it depends on what happens election day. if he wins, he faces a r

they will pass something in congress and it will stay on the senate and we'll be back back to squarek what we saw from joe biden, and i don't think that his comment was anywhere near having the impact, because talking about maga republicans is separate. he is talking about people that are big trump supporters and people of been calling liberals people with -- crooked hillary. >> 90% support inside the republican party. >> at 60 million people, 70 million people voted for him. but it doesn't really help the country. more people should participate. there are a lot of people who vote for a person who is on the ballot because they support the policies of the party when they don't really like the person. >> they didn't use his name, they just said maga. >> that was his model. his slogan was "make america great again," that is where maga came from. >> it offends a lot of people. >> is a p.r. person, there is a lot a lot. >> somebody did, he said it about 14 times. let me go to pete. one of the things at the white house did not seem concerned about at all today and jen psaki did not seem to

improvement of 570 acres of grounds and operation maintenance of 18.4 million square feet of buildings, including the house and senate congressional office buildings the capital visitor center. the library of congress the united states supreme court the thurgood marshall judiciary building and all of the outdoor sculptures such as the one that is preserved today. senator blunt talked about mr. blanton's work and his education at the naval academy it is my honor to present to you. brett blanton architect of the capitol thank you for that warm. welcome. good morning, and thank you for being here. i'm honored to join senator blunt, miss campbell mr. white. and members of the united states capitol historical society in celebrating the 200th anniversary of president grant's birth and the 100 anniversary of this memorial. now i'm not going to talk about president grant. and i do agree that he is one of the greatest presidents in our union and i will also acknowledge as well that i firmly believe that he did save the union and we would not have a capital complex like we have today if it wasn't for president grant not only w

when questioned by senators during confirmation hearings. how does that square with this decision? >> well, i think it shows that they have unlimited power when they make it to the supreme court, they're there for life, that they're appointed by the president, and so they can change their mind. it may be that despite the fact that it is settled precedent, they never said that meant they would never overturn it. and i think and you used the term unprecedented to describe the leak here, and unprecedented is a good word to describe this case, because they do simply overturn roe v. wade, and i think one of the things that is so damage tock the court, as an institution, and to the american tradition of our courts, is that it creates the appearance at the very least that the court can change on a whim, that it can change on the makeup on the court and as justice society society said during the oral argument -- justice sotomayor said during the oral arguments she wondered outloud how the court's legitimacy could withstand the stench of the decision making and the decision making of the co

senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said the u.s. stand squarelywar. earlier, we showed you all of the rallies for reproductive rights held saturday in the bay area and across the country. clarence thomas is saying the court has been changed by the shocking leak of the draft opinion. >> if someone said that one line of one opinion would be leaked by anyone it, you would say that's impossible. no one would ever do that. there is such a belief in the rule of law, belief in the court, what we were doing, that was verboten. it was beyond anyone's understanding, or at least anyone's imagination. look where we are. we are now have that belief gone forever. liz: he has said government institution shouldn't be bullied into preferred outcomes. oakland police are offering a reward for information leading to an arrest in a deadly shooting next to a food stand. it happened on the 5th avenue thursday night. you can see three spa specs -- suspects attempt to rob the food workers. one person was shot and died at the hospital. oakland police found a gunshot victim

senator, i do not think you are naive. i came here today knowing there wouldn't be many of us here. coming from main street square 37 years prior to becoming a senator, i ran a business. you don't have high turnover if you have high wages. you don't have accidents at your business that are way out of norm if you run it like your own family is working there. if you conscientious for your employees, it is a moot point. sooner or later it works itself out. i had 15 employees for 17 years. finally it scaled into a larger business. low overhead, hardscrabble. all along the way, i mentioned about eight or nine years ago when i was awarded an entrepreneur recognition, i mentioned that high wages and good benefits should be the hallmark of running a business, growing it and returning on investment. si reaction in the crowd. if you do it, a union is probably not going to be necessary. when you look at concentration in industries, amazon itself has created a new mousetrap -- whether it is going to be scalable. it is not going to be scalable ultimately if you have turnover rates and accidents way above the norm. do we put r

former football star herschel walker and senator raphael warnock both easily won their races and will squarethe general election this november. and democrats are getting to work quickly. new web video released by the democratic party of georgia highlights the controversies surrounding walker. take a look. >> herschel walker. >> the candidate is drumming up controversy. >> a big name senate candidate doing damage control. >> walker violated the law by spending money as a political candidate before declaring his candidacy. >> records showed mr. walker's own company benefitted from ppp loans despite ridiculing businesses for taking the payout. >> cancelled following backlash from this. a swastika made up of vaccine syringes. >> science said man came from -- if that is true, why are there still apes? >> meanwhile, in the house, congressman marjorie taylor greene faced a court battle to be allowed to run for re-election, she also won last night. and alabama's republican senate primary is headed for runoff. katie brit, a form r top aide to retiring senator richard shelby will face congressman mo b

and that was tom sophie burridge reporting after leaving ukraine senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said the us10 squarelyl ukraine wins this war and earlier meantime, we showed you of the reproductive rallies for the rallies to reproductive rights that were held saturday in the bay area and across the country also supreme court justice claris. thomas said the court has been changed by the shocking leak of the roe v wade draft opinion if someone said that one line of one opinion would be leaked by anyone and you would say that. oh that's impossible. no one would ever do that. there's such a belief in the rule of law belief i believe in what we were doing that that was verboten. it was beyond anyone's understanding or at least anyone's imagination and look where we are. we're now that trust or that belief is gone forever. thomas has previously said government institutions shouldn't be quote bullied and to delivering what some see as the preferred outcome. oakland police are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in a deadly shooting next to a food stand. this happened on foothill bo

that was tom sufi bridge reporting now after leaving ukraine's senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said the us stands squarelykraine and will sustain our support until ukraine wins this war. well earlier tonight we showed you all of the rallies for reproductive rights that were held today in the bay area and across the country also today supreme court justice clarence. thomas said the court has been changed by the shocking leak of the roe v wade draft opinion. someone said that one line of one opinion would be leaked by anyone and you would say that. oh that's impossible. no one would ever do that. there's such a belief in the rule of law belief and the court of belief in what we were doing that that was verboten. it was beyond anyone's understanding or at least anyone's imagination and look where we are. we're now that trust or that belief is gone forever. thomas has previously said government institutions shouldn't be quote bullied into delivering what some see as the preferred outcome. oakland police are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in a deadly. shooting next to a food sta

the blame for this decision falls squarely on republican senators and the senate republicans as a whole. who spent years pushing extremist judges, spent years confirming three far-right justices to the supreme court, but who claim somehow this day would never come. but this day has come and we will fight it all the way. >> resulting immigration surge -- reporter: democrats are more focused on using the leak for political gain than on the leak itself. >> but the far left has spent years shamelessly attacking it. democrats in congress have endorsed plans for partisan court packing. they have sent the justices threatening legal briefs. reporter: there is pressure now on democrats like joe manchin to alter the filibuster to codify roe. gop senators like susan collins who supported brett kavanaugh are also taking heat. >> i'm just saying i won't have any comments on any leaks coming from any agency. >> [inaudible]. >> do you kavanaugh lie to you? >> filibuster be ended? reporter: the house okayed a bill to codify roe last year, but the filibuster blocked senate from even starting debate on t

make no mistake, the blame for this decision falls squarely on republican senators and the senate republicansist judges, spent years confirming three far right justices to the supreme court, but who claim somehow this day would never come. but this day has come and we will fight it all the way. i yield the floor. >> bill: want to bring that to you first real statement from a leading politician. we expect senator mcconnell to be on the floor momentarily. mcconnell just said that if charges are applicable, then they must be pursued by the department justice based on the leak. >> dana: there is the leak and everybody will deal with that. what chuck schumer just did is set the stage for the argument over this decision on the merits of it and also showed his cards how they will deal with the politics of it as well. get ready for a real barn burner the way he described people who are pro-life. that is going to be a big issue. we'll take a quick break and we'll be right back. ♪ i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. on

i square to god if i see another republican senator talking about their heart being broken i'll punchomebody. >> the enemies are the hypocrites and scoundrel who talk about what a tragedy it is and we must all pray for the survivors. they actively work against progress. >> harris: a lot of opinion on this. actually two articles in "washington examiner" saying it's not that simple. one titled biden blames gun lobby when his real enemy is culture. the other with we must confront the cultural mess that gave us uvalde. a "wall street journal" op-ed headline this way. young men, guns and guardrails and argues today's young killers are not motivated by material deprivation. they are typically from middle class families with access to smartphones and xboxs. their deficit is social and spiritual. the rise of family dysfunction and the decline of mediating institutions such as churches and social clubs have consequences. tammy bruce, fox news contributor, host of get tammy bruce on fox nation is in "focus." this was no more on display for me than right after the shooting that first night, tues

senator david perdue and president trump say the elections were rigged. who do you agree with and worthy elections fair and square? >> would you do me a favor? this bunch nose that happens sometimes, could you speak into your microphone a little better. the first part of that just went dead. moderator: no problem. governor brian kemp and secretary of state brad raffensperger, after numerous audits both said there were no examples of widespread fraud in the 22 but the elections. however, former u.s. president donald trump and former senator david perdue says there was fraud and that is why president biden was elected. who do you agree with? do you believe the 2020 elections are fair and square? >> that question has been asked a bunch of ways. do you think the election was stolen? i've heard people say they think it is. my answer is i don't know, do you? i'm not talking to you, i'm talking to him. what i do know is this -- one election that will never be stolen as the election where we all show up. we would not be here but for people not showing up on january 5. that's my opinion. i don't know what happened in mich

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the first debate between bernie sanders and senator lindsey graham squaring off in a debate on fox nationemocrats, republicans, independence that are longing for the old days where senators kind of talked about substantive issues. there is this strict format. it's back and forth. i do very little at the beginning and then they sit down with me and it's kind of a q&a moderated session. no matter what you think of their politics lindsey graham and bernie shaw -- not bernie shaw, bernie sanders. is really good points of view, ideological perspective. it's the first of three. and it will go an hour. and it will be, i think, fascinating to sees a a political junky to kind of go deep into some issues. rachel: bret, i absolutely love this idea, bret. i think it's fantastic. are you just doing senators or are we going to see an aoc vs. marjorie taylor green debate as well? bret: we're starting with senators. but i think it could evolve. we have three set up around the country. and we will kind of unveil exactly who they are going to be. we start with lindsey graham and bernie sanders in boston in