shannon bream and the fox news at night team, take it from here, shannon. >> shannon: you have to be honest to people and let them know once they pick it up, they will not be able to put it down. clear that sticks in the calendar if you are going to pick it up. >> raymond: thank you, shannon. >> shannon: have a great fourth. >> raymond: happy fourth of july. democratic socialist and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez doubling down again tonight. comparing border current facility facilities to concentration camps. they say they explore the same border facilities but tonight they are shocked by what they call misinformation. the freshman lawmaker, stick around, you will hear from a pastor who joins me live coming up. nike dropping betsy ross, the nike sneakers because colin kaepernick complained and has that flag become a symbol of oppression? and later, breaking news eddie gallagher accused of killing and isis prisoner got the verdict. brand-new video with empire jussie smollett oh alleged hate crime hoaxes, footage from the scene that night and we will show it to you. hello welco

shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much. the question and the on everyone's mind, who else may be indicated in the case. can she discern up joins us now. covering this case since the beginning. also author of the book "trafficking." thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you, shannon, for having me. >> shannon: your face an interesting point that it's the then state department for palm beach county is the one who doesn't get as much attention, but he is a critical player here. so much concerning to the then chief of police there in palm beach county. he actually put together this response and referred it to the fbi saying, we need the feds to get involved because somehow there's so much pressure on this county, we do not think this is going anywhere. >> absolutely, shannon. my biggest question, and i don't understand why no one is pointing fingers at, and actually explaining why barry kircher cut the deal that he cu cut. the onus fell on the state attorney's office and, you know, after the chief police michael ritter, wh

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very shannon. >> shannon: thank you so much. we start tonight with a fox news alert. the trump administration announcing tonight, starting tomorrow it will fast-track deportations of illegal immigrants across the country. if they've been here less than two years, ice will have the authority to deport them without a hearing. it all comes in the wake of congresswoman ocasio-cortez's call for a 9/11 commission-style investigation to president trump's immigration policy. we have immigrations art just ahead. we will also hear from pro-trump beauty queen kathy, nearly stripped of her titles she says because of an anti-conservative bias. the pageant tells a different story. she will join us live. and "fox news @ night" investigates a trier of government workers blowing the whistle on officials they say never implement a program to test the dna of people apprehended at the border to compare it against an fbi database of violent crimes. catherine herridge goes inside the dhs for this exclusive report. hello and welcome to "fox news @ nig

we did the kavanaugh book, shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it all from here. >> shannon: i feel like ted nugent might need to come with a parental warning. we'll take it out, thank you so much. another provocation by iran tonight, we are learning that boats believed to be connected to the revolutionary guard attempted to connect with a british oil tanker in the persian gulf. plus the president's embattled later secretary attacks the media over criticisms of his plea deal over and accused trafficker. tonight that a prosecutor is speaking out and another alleged victim comes forward to. president trump is celebrating what he calls a major legal victory over the deep state. stick around for his attorney. welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin tonight with breaking news out of the persian gulf. according to a u.s. official this all happened about ten hours ago, a senior u.s. defense official tells fox news iran's islamic revolutionary guard tried to seize a british oil tanker in the persian gulf. the official says there were five iranian boa

shannon? >> shannon: thanks.ratic mayor ted wheeler pushing back about his critics and promising to bring violent attackers to justice. critics saying they're not buying it. here's harmeet dillon. grad to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> shannon: the major has been dusting it up with you. he says we'll do everything we can to make sure those that committed violence are held accountable. do you have confidence in that? >> i think mayor wheeler should do less tweeting and more policing in his city. he's a disgrace and embarrassment. shannon, as your report indicated, antifa is running wild like they're a criminal cartel for a couple years now. the mayor deliberately understaffs events to the point where neighboring counties don't want to send their sheriffs in to portland to help with events like this because they know their officers would be at risk because of the understaffing and policies. so what happened saturday is my client was put in the hospital over 30 hours with a subarachnoid brain hemorrhage.

shannon? >> shannon: laura, thank you so much good hello and welcome to "fox news @ night" come i'm shannon bream tonight in detroit. we are live from the sid room with special coverage of the second 2020 democrat primary debate, and this is a fox news alert. two out the most left-leaning, three moderators asking the questions, two hours, two plus hours of progressive ideas for the rhetorical knives came out again senatorss warren and sanders, left-wing progressive ideas, warnings from the other candidates. major ideological divides on display, most notably on health care and immigration. and with the dnc raising the thresholds for the next debate, tonight's performances might be the last for some of these candidates. we've got fox news coverage tonight. bret baier, peter doocy, howard kurtz, and we start with correspondent kristin fisher, live just outside the box theater with some make or break debate performances. good evening. >> good evening, shannon peered heading into tonight, there was

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team ticket from here. >> shannon: we begin tonight with a fox news alert. the political firestorm in the wake of mueller's testimony is heating up as house speaker nancy pelosi tries to manage a party pushing for an achievement down the impeachment and moving on. many say democrats say that the speaker is getting numerous headaches because of this. a federal judge in san francisco brought the president's asylum policy. lawmakers on the hill continued to blame each other for the growing crisis at the border. what now? mark morgan committee i'm going to ask what happened to those proved wrong. later, we are debating into the death penalty. the big government to resume capital punishment for the first time since 2003. 2020 democrats wasting no time weighing in. welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. quote they'll make the president continues to celebrate in the wake of these be nine hearing best be nine hearing. >> late tonight, president trump had his first official interview and in that interview, the special counsel's in

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team are ready to take it away. >> shannon: my husband is a strong but i'm not wearing that outfit in public. >> laura: i'm sure someone's offended by it but that's how we roll. >> shannon: the trump administration says they have a plan to get that citizenship question on the census but tonight the federal judge in new york -- president trump vows to fight, will he take executive action? democrats say it's about racism and a criminal contempt vote in the house for the attorney general and the commerce secretary. tom steyer has funded to billions of dollars to get the president impeached is officially running for president, what does it mean for the rest of the 2020 field? the ranking republican on the intelligence committee here live to respond to breaking news about the author of the so-called dirty dossier as we awaited the doj inspector general's report any time about how the whole russia probe got started. welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with the very latest on all the controversy surrounding the 20

shannon? >> shannon: thanks, trace. so democrats on the house judiciary committee are pushing ahead with investigating the president tonight. chairman jerry nadler laying out the plan despite the largely anti-climatic mueller hearings. >> we're hearing one democrat sound the alarm bells on impeachment. not that it muscle happen or the president is a threat to america but that impeachment is a threat to the democratic majority in the house. take a look to congressman jeff van drew from new jersey, a freshman congressman that flipped a red district blue in 2018. >> you think the seats like yours are in danger in the democrats move towards impeachment? >> absolutely. i don't know that mine is -- i was fortunate. i won by a good number more votes than many of the other ones did. folks have to realize that it was middle democrats, middle of the road democrats that created the majority. their voice counts too. >> npr points out of the 99 democrats in congress, favoring impeachment, 92 of them come from solidly blue districts

shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you very much. the justice department's opening investigation of major digital tech firms to see if they are engaging in anticompetitive practices. the doj says things like search engines, social media, and some online retailing services. fox business network edward lawrence has details. decode the justice department announced it would open a broadg tech firms are in essence monopolies. talking about firms like google, facebook, amazon, apple. the justice department wants to see if they engage in practices that reduce competition, stifle innovation, and harm consumers. the review will look at what the president has been talking about for a long time. that one voice gets amplified in social media or on search engines and another one silenced, the big tech firms decide which is which. >> they have not treated us fairly. they haven't treated us fairly. a free society cannot allow social media giants to silence the voices of the people. >> the assistant attorney general for antitrust says "without the d

shannon. >> shannon: we'll be back for that, kristin. thank you very much. let's bring in fox news chief political correspondent. we saw more of an ideological divide it seems like tonight. >> shannon, you're exactly right. good evening. i think that's exactly exactly what the battle will be as we head into the caucuses and primary battles. this is the heart of the democratic party, the fight for where the party goes. you saw that right at the stage at the beginning once they got past the actual opening statements and the national anthem, you got to health care and that's where you saw bernie sanders and how much influence he's had on this party over the last ten years, the last cycle. >> two things, they will be better because medicare for all is comprehensive, covers all health care needs senior citizens. it will include dental care, hearing aids, eyeglasses. >> you don't know that. >> second of all. i do know and i wrote the damn bill. >> i wrote the damn bill. it wasn't long before the campaign had bumper stickers out for bernie sanders "i wrote the damn

shannon bream, take it all from here. shannon: fox news alert. a huge win for donald trump the supreme court clearing the way for the administration to use pentagon funds for border wall construction, the aclu promises the fight is far from over. breaking on the immigration front donald trump says guatemala is on board with his plan to hire mineral asylum-seekers. jerry nadler taking a major step in what he calls and impeachment investigation against the president. nancy pelosi playing an uprising led by the progressives including congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez, what came from that. welcome to fox news at night, we begin with breaking news on immigration and a win for the president's efforts to build the border wall with military funds. trace gallagher is on the case tonight. >> a couple of big victories for donald trump but not without pushback, the president announced guatemala is signing an agreement to restrict central american asylum-seekers coming to the us, the deal being called the safe third country agreement says migrants from e

shannon bream, take it from here. shannon: you have to be honest with people and let them know that once they pick up they will not be able to put it down. clear the calendar if you're going to pick it up. >> and yours. >> have a happy fourth. fox news alert, democratic socialist congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez doubling down again tonight comparing migrant border facilities to concentration camps. those who tore the same border facilities are shocked by what they call this information the freshman lawmaker is spreading, you will hear one who joins me alive, then you can decide coming up. nike dropping betsy flats american themed sneakers because reportedly colin kaepernick complains, has the flag become a symbol of oppression? breaking news on eddie gallagher, killing and isis prisoner, got the verdict. jesse smaller that's alleged hate crime hoax, we have footage from the scene. welcome to fox news at night. battle lines being drawn tonight in a clash between democratic lawmakers and border patrol officials an

shannon: he did not think there would be restitution. he felt the federal case gave them that but there is much more to the case. thank you for joining us. to our other top story donald trump celebrating what he calls a legal victory over what he calls the deep state in dc and maryland. his personal attorney joins us for reaction. i want to read a little bit of this. from the fourth circuit court of appeals, one level below the supreme court, district of maryland is interested in enforcing the emoluments clause, so attenuated and abstract that the prosecution provokes the question whether it is an appropriate use of the courts which were free to resolve real cases and controversies between controversies. >> a huge win. if you look at what happened, what the fourth circuit said was why are you here? what basis do you have to bring this lawsuit in the first place? it is called legal standing. you get into court you have to show actual harm and the fourth circuit said unanimously that not only could they not show it but with oral argument,

hey, this is shannon. >> but shannon did it. >> i've been waking up having panic attacks.with this. i want to know what happened. can you tell me anything? >> yeah. the only thing, you know, that i know is that a lot of stuff was stolen from the house. >> okay. >> ralph stuck to his story. a deadly home invasion. >> and then i found her. >> yeah. >> and that's, you know -- >> yeah. >> i tried to deal with that. >> shannon pressed ralph for details. >> the one guy that hit me that i saw from the front was taller than me. >> okay. >> and he had a dark complexion. you know, he had marks on his face. >> and then something that didn't sound quite right. >> and i don't know. and that's -- and it felt like a split second. >> a split second? remember, in his letter, ralph said his cap tors held him and abused him for nearly two days. >> in my mind, if you're not going to tell me what happened, and you're going to dance around the issue and tell me different stories, what are you hiding? >> investigators wondering the same thing, tried to find answers in the evidence. on a laptop t

so call now. .. >> shannon: ted cruz slamming the major of portland shannon: ted cruz slamming the mayor of portland accusing ted wheeler purposely and repeatedly allowing violent attacks by alleged antifa members. >> these dueling demonstrations including hundreds of liberal protesters but only a few dozen conservatives. and the no went to the liberal side, a group of mass individuals kicked him, punched him and peppered him with milkshakes that police say contained quick drying cement and video. to show police failing to intervene. here is andy now on tucker carlson. >> i thought it was over, i put my arms up to shield my face, to signal that i was surrendering. i wasn't there to fight but they continue to be aggressive. >> reporter: to cruise call the attack, quote, sickening criminal assault, mainstream journalists, don't cover this up, don't ignore it, to law enforcement, find and prosecute these violent felons, let federal law enforcement investigate and bring legal action against the mayor who has for political reasons ordered his police officers to let citizens be attacked by dom

shannon. >> matt. thank you very much for the report. >> well the house voting to prevent president trump to use force against iran without congressional approval. that could set up a showdown with the senate. that could be a risk playing into iran's hands. this with the back drop of iran making threats on our allies. general, good to zo have you ba. >> good to see you, shannon. >> what do you think of this situation, the threats tonight. >> no doubt about it. the news is tightening on the iranians. the economic sanctions it's a trump strategic affect crippling the economy. the people have power outages, food shortages, growing civil unrest. most significantly in addition to that the funds that iran pushes to the proxies to run and direct a civil war in syria and yemen. pushing rockets in to encroach israel, the funds are drying up this. is truly in a place iran has never been, shannon, in 39 years. that's why they're lashing out and sabotaging tankers in the gulf. they got caught at it. then they trie

shannon: county run against that? >> margaret thatcher said the problem with socialism is you run out of other people's money, talking about free healthcare, free college tuition, the green new deal, take away your job come medicare for all take away 180 million americans private health insurance and if they made any effort to pay for they would have to have such a massive tax increase and slow the economy further that is what they have in mind, the president is off base on this, a lot bigger in the squad, that's just four people, this has become mainstream democratic policy. if they get the entire government that is what we are going to get. i said as long as i'm the majority leader i'm going to be the grim reaper, none of that is going to pass the senate. we are not going to stand by and let america become a socialist country. >> what do you do about polls that show growing number of people especially younger generation don't have a negative impression of socialism which is what they are being offered by the other s

shannon: thank you so much. from the continued negotiations over mueller, the citizenship data and more blowback, the ice raids are coming back this weekend, let's turn to mike lee who serves on the senate judiciary committee, great to have you with us. and he lost this one and timewise, don't know there's another option revenue that would immediately throw them into court. he said he will get the citizenship data but it won't the a question on the census. one of your democratic colleagues says i'm concerned the damages been done. many people may now be scared to participate in the census. they say he didn't want people to cooperate and he has brought that to fruition. >> that is complete and utter nonsense. and i disagree with every word of the sentence, there's nothing wrong about the idea collecting data on who is a citizen or who isn't. it is going to chill people, keep people away from the census especially when the question is not even asked. i wish the questions were being asked, i wish the question were

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shannon: thank you.r 2020 in 60, joe biden telling donors no more mister nice guy at the second democratic debate. >> a question, what do you mean when you say you will not be as polite in the next debate? >> we will see. >> he will challenge kamala harris as she did to him. the former vice president that it is lead by a point in a new fox news polls with 33% supporting him on democratic primary voters. another democratic presidential hopeful is suing google alleging election interference. hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard is claiming the tech giants suspended her campaign's advertising account after the first primary debate. google says internal system suspended the account but denies election interference. a federal labor complaint against bernie sanders's presidential campaign. the complaint according to bloomberg takes illegal retaliation against staffers amid a broader dispute between united steelworkers versus sanders's campaign over the weekend. the administering announced it is reinstating the f

. >> shannon have a great show. >> thanks. >> we begin with an alert. the president is doing a victory lap. republicans are doing former special counsel robert mueller's fell flat but democrats say today's hearing are just act one. their probes are far from over. the president's over joins us live in minutes. also tonight, is there a civil war brewing within the democratic party? some of the most powerful and longest-serving members in congress are facing top 2020 primaries from progressive challengeers say they want to see the proceedings now. and later the nypd says it has multiple suspects in custody in connection to the viral videos showing uniformed officers being doused by water, one had a bucket tossed at him while on the street. officers across the country say they've been tripped of their authority to do their job by leaders who do not have their backs. hello and welcome to fox news at night i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with fox team coverage on the mueller hearing. standing by live at the white house, but we start with chief intel

i am shannon bream in washington. we begin with kristin fisher in the latest on all the controversy around the 2020 citizenship question. >> reporter: the latest developments, a federal judge has barred the justice department from changing its lawyers in the fight to at a citizenship question to the 2020 census and donald trump is not happy about it. he tweeted hour ago, the obama appointed judge on the census case argued with citizens in the united states, won't let the justice department use the lawyer at whats to use. could this be a first? the reason they gave was the defendants provide no reason let alone satisfactory reason for the substitution of counsel. the justice department has been trying to shake up its legal team after this up in court blocked its first attempt to add the controversial question to the census but attorneys for the aclu contested the substitution and the judge agreed so this is another setback for the trump administration as it tries to find a way forward to get this question on the 2020 c

shannon?shannon: laura, thank you so much good hello and welcome to "fox news @ night" come i'm shannon bream tonight in detroit. we are live from the sid room with special coverage of the second 2020 democrat primary debate, and this is a fox news alert. two out the most left-leaning, three moderators asking the questions, two hours, two plus hours of progressive ideas for the rhetorical knives came out again senatorss warren and sanders, left-wing progressive ideas, warnings from the other candidates. major ideological divides on display, most notably on health care and immigration. and with the d

shannon: what are you saying we should do?at we should do is return to the negotiating table without preconditions. our main objective we should not lose sight off is preventing them from getting a nuclear bomb. that is right, we should prevent that but there is a way to do that. by talking to them and making sure they don't think they are going to be destroyed. if they think that their choice is run for a nuclear bomb at maybe survive -- >> the president has a couple issues with the iran deal itself. when you say go back to the negotiation table with no preconditions, the president agreed to that but are you saying we need to renegotiate the iran nuclear deal as it is now? the president has said no further uranium enrichment, no sunset clauses and we need to do something about centrifuges and that development and something about the missiles that wasn't even included in 2015. >> that will be a hard sell but he has to try, the president said when he was talking many different statements that he is antiwar, he doesn't want to h

shannon: we will make a decision and see in the next few weeks.r midnight hero did with an extra ticket to a baseball game will make you smile. we are right back after this. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. ♪ >> how are you feeling? feeling >> how are you feeling? >> really good. >> after a friend flakes on going to red sox game, creating something for someone else. they decided to give the extra ticket to an unsuspecting man a man on the street, they saying songs and cheered from the stands and i think they will never forget, they just wanted to be kind to someone and inspire other people to do the same thing and for that you guys are our midnight hero. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington. i am shannon bream. >> probably, maybe i will see a little bit of it. i'm not going to be watching mueller because you can't take all those bites out of the apple. >> reporter: it is tuesday, july 23rd. happening right now at 4:00 am on the east coast the countdown is on to ro

shannon. >> shannon: laura, thank you so much. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream tonight detroit. we are live from the spin room with special coverage of the second 2020 democratic primary debate, and this is a fox news alert. two of the most left-leaning, moderators asking a question, two hours of progressive ideas. the rhetorical knives came out against senators warren and sanders, left-wing progressive ideas. warnings from the other candidates. major ideological divides on display, most notably on health care and immigration. ic

so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. >> shannon: be sure to tun shannon: tune in tomorrowern. the second round of democratic debates. we will be here in detroit whether you watch or not. we will break it down. the highly anticipated rematch with kamala harris, and joe biden. could be less polite tomorrow night. the last debate performance for the lower polling candidates, the dnc uping the threshold for the next round of debates. a lot of folks, maybe their last chance to make a case. most grateful you spent the evening with us. >> ladies and gentlemen, democratic candidate for president of the united states. >> democrats win when we run on real solutions. and not fairytale economics. >> union members giveaway wages to get good healthcare that they are going to lose their healthcare because washington will tell them they have a better plan. >> medicare for all is comprehensive.

i'm shannon bream in washington. jeffrey epstein spending the night facing familiar targets of sex crimes. brian guinness has more. >> we want -- >> reporter: federal prosecutors urged anyone victimized by jeffrey epstein to come forward wearing prison garb, looking disheveled but a well-known financier to billionaires made his first appearance in new york federal court where he pled not guilty to two sex trafficking charges. according to the federal site with epstein is accused of running a sex trafficking network between 2002-2005. prosecutors say epstein paid dozens of underage girls as young as 1400s of dollars to massage or have sex with him in new york city and palm beach, florida. authorities coordinated appointment with girls, he is accused of having his victims recruit others. investigators also revealed they found a vast true. photographs of young looking women or girls in his manhattan mansion. inside the 7 $7 million townhouse photos were found with handwritten labels like miscellaneous news one and girl

shannon: what is the answer?e answer is to increase access to treatment and that means access to methadone, effective medications and it also means to get help to people when they are overdosing. calling 911, administering the antidote, this is where the concern for me as a public health researcher comes in where a law like this can send the opposite message. we want to encourage people to call for help when overdose is occurring, one of the top reasons people don't call for help is fear about legal repercussions so these laws send a message saying we are going to prosecute people to the full extent of the law and that deters people from calling for help. heather: it takes effect december 1st. thanks for joining us. the time is 10 minutes until the top of the hour and another blow to the nation's tourism, a third american dies in a dominican hotel room, but on a dominican republic operating table, not a hotel room, an operating table. the new reason investigators are working on the island. it is july 11, 711. you

shannon, let's begin with you. talk about what you understand is going to happen in los angeles and how your preparing for it. >> first of all, thank you very much for having me. i coordinate our l.a. rapid .esesponse network with chirla what we been doing ever since june when we first expected these operations to begin is making sure our community is prepared. that meaeans doing the know your rirights workshops, telling our community members through these workshops not to open the door if ice comes to their house, t o remain silent if ice stops them on the street, and make sure they don't sign anything and they ask to speak to an immigration attorney before they offer any information. we have been doing these workshops with our different partners in los angeles ever since june because that is what we first thought these operations would begin. every single week sisince then,e have been in preparation mode. we have been strategizing with volunteer attorneys that are part of our response network to make sure we have

shannon. >> thank you. good morning, chair peskin and commissioners. the review of the downtown extension. a bit of an introduction to the work that we have undertaken over the past few months. the sfmta convened a multi-disciplinary panel to review and evaluate both current and alternative options for governance and oversight, funding and financing, and project delivery, to enable the successful management and delivery of the downtown extension, which we will refer to throughout the rest of our presentation as the rail program. today i'll be walking through the methodology and approach that we've taken to that work. and then members of the expert panel themselves will talk through the recommendations to date. ten expert panelists were assembled to do this work, across a variety of different areas of expertise, as well as different organizations, to try to bring a really robust set of both experience and expertise in mega project delivery and rail program mega project delivery, as well as a balance of local, national and international expertise to thin

you know who bought then shannon shikosa who joins us on the phone.hat did you make of this mess here, shannon saccocia do you believe the management when they say, you know, the third quarter will be better >> i do believe that the third quarter will be better, and it is not a ep whhope it is more on the basis of what we have seen in the second quarters i bought the stock last year following the difficult second quarter miss they had, and, you know e when i look at this earnings report i think that, you know, i think the points made by the rest of the investment committee have been great. but i'm really looking at it in terms of where i see our viewership going as not only here in the united states but more importantly internationally. you know, i think the miss on the paid net ads internationally was more concerning for me, but i also feel like it is so under saturated outside of the united states so even with this significant subscriber miss, i'm still looking at this in terms of there can be multiple winners in this space i like -- you know, i lik

in shannon, what are you hearing ? >> laura, we saw tonight that was getting a lot of steam agai is a growing division between the wings of the party. you could hear the cheering for the two different size the more progressive and the others on the stage come back from the clubs, we are going to lose thi reelectionel to president trump. one of the strongest warnings came from democrat congressman tim ryan. he had sent over and over and night that we've got to pull back from this edge of. here's how he spelled it out to those who want to go for left. >> in this discussion already tonight we talked about taking private health inc. from union members in the industrial midwest. we've talked about decriminalizing the border, and we've talked about getting free health care to undocumented workers when so many americans are struggling to pay for their health care.e i quite frankly don't think that's an agenda that we can move forward on an win. >> shannon: a lot of pushback from some of them are leftist candidates saying list

i'm shannon brean. >> tucker: well, good evening. welcome to a special "inside the issues" edition of "tucker carlson tonight." we are taking a deeper dive for the next hour beneath the headlines into some of the issues that influence the way america is changing. first tonight, when robert mueller's final report on russia came out this spring, the geniuses on television had one word for it. "damning." truly and completely damning. so damning you could block the colorado river with it and create your own hydropower. it was that damning. watch. >> the report contained a potentially damning list of ways the president tried to influence the investigation. >> it's arguing that the mueller report is far more damning. >> it's not pretty. it's an ugly, damning piece of business. >> i agree with him that it's absolutely damning.

very shannon. >> shannon: thank you so much.art tonight with a fox news alert. the trump administration announcing tonight, starting tomorrow it will fast-track deportations of illegal immigrants across the country. if they've been here less than two years, ice will have the authority to deport them without a hearing. it all comes in the wake of congresswoman ocasio-cortez's call for a 9/11 commission-style investigation to president trump's immigration policy. we have immigrations art just ahead. we will also hear from pro-trump beauty queen kathy, nearly stripped of her titles she says because of an anti-conservative

shannon bream and the fox news at night team, take it from here, shannon. >> shannon: you have to beeople and let them know once they pick it up, they will not be able to put it down. clear that sticks in the calendar if you are going to pick it up. >> raymond: thank you, shannon. >> shannon: have a great fourth. >> raymond: happy fourth of july. democratic socialist and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez doubling down again tonight. comparing border current facility facilities to concentration camps. they say they explore the same border facilities but tonight they are shocked by what they call misinformation. the freshman lawmaker, stick around, you will hear from a

someone also had the bright idea of making the current war starring michael shannon and george westinghouse in a battle for the best light bulbs and americo. eliminating. and we escaped to the greek it is all of the island of hydro for a love story that lasted 60 years, and inspired some of the most heartbreaking and famous songs 1960s, marion and leonard words of love. horrible histories, is something i should take nieces to? horrible histories were a boon for pa rents to? horrible histories were a boon for parents and families and something that everyone could watch and enjoy. it had great success on tv, where it has more of a sketch format, whether to romans and victorians and the greeks and the 19405 victorians and the greeks and the 1940s and wartime. this is them just doing one thing, rotten romans, where they make the transition to the big screen and concentrate on one aspect. it hasn't got the original cast, so if you are a fan of them, they're not really in this. so make cameos, but they have got a bit sorry for this, with a lot of famous faces. every kid studies roman britain, so

benedict cumberbatch as thomas edison, michael shannon playing george westinghouse.saying, who are these two? it's billed as a battle for the future of america, whether you will use alternating current or direct current to light up america. that's exciting, isn't it? it should be! it was quite important. it was. it feels like vhs versus betamax, lycos versus google, the way big brands battle now, i suppose that's what was supposed to be interesting about it. is there a but coming? i didn't really know why. there was light—bulb moments all round, and the person who greenlit this — i'm going to do some lighting puns — there's no heart, you don't know what they're arguing about. there is the invention of the electric chair and neither want to be associated with that so there is a moral element. there is no jeopardy involved, and you wonder why, with this cast, tom holland, nicholas hoult, matthew macfadyen. .. again, it should be good, but. but the current war, it's a turn—off. end of puns! your third choice? just as it's holiday time, let's go to greece, the island of

shannon: the president is expected to do that sometime this week. some extreme weather to tell you about, the northeast cleaning up from this, severe storms spawning tornadoes. massachusetts it was two rare twisters, and no doubt terrifying all those guests on vacation. no one was injured on that and look at this. a man stuck on a sailboat during a storm with 80 mile-per-hour winds. >> this is insane. >> like a movie. 7 both capsized or saying. hopefully he was okay. 12 minutes after the top of the hour, robert mueller taking center stage just hours from now but will we learn anything new after he said this two months ago? >> the only time i will speak to you in this manner. any testimony from this office would not go beyond our report. >> if democrats expect to find a smoking gun they will be disappointed. he joins us live next. a new twist in that school threatening kids with foster care if they can't pay their lunch bills. a local business just offered to pay off the debt. why did the school say no? lue. thank you, admiral. so if you need money f

there is shannon. okay. here's the deal on jolene's. it opened its doors in december of 2018, san francisco's first transand queer women of color owned bar and restaurant. the queer and transspace that they have created is of city-wide importance to the lgbtq community. at a time when queer-owned and serving businesses are being displaced from our city at an alarming rate, jolene's is creating new space for the community. after a decade of organizing parties for queer women and starting her own events company, jolene started searching -- for a permanent home for u-haul, her party for -- [screaming] -- her party for girls who love girls since 2014. despite san francisco's reputation as a global lgbtq capital, the 2015 closure of the last surviving lesbian bar left queer women without any spaces of their own. with few options available, jolene decided that opening her own space was the only path forward. to bring this vision to life, jolene joined forces with shannon, an experienced restauranteur who opened his business in 2009. the two f

shannon: i want to move to texas. that seems to be the big one that could change over. >> you may remember california used to be a reliable republican state and that sure changed. in texas since november 2016 there have been about 600,000 right-leaning voters but 1.3 million new left-wing voters registered in the state. the left is very serious about taking texas into the blue column for democrats and once that happens it will be impossible for republican to ever win the white house again. >> that is amazing, that statement alone i highlighted what you had to say, if conservatives lose the state of texas they will never win the white house again. why is that? >> texas provides tremendous amount of electoral votes. lacking that it is hard to make it. anywhere else we might make it up like pennsylvania or states like pennsylvania or florida or georgia those dates follow the same trend of left-wing voter registration organizations ramping up the number of voters on their side and turning them out to vote. these are small