all eyes on the south lawn of the white house. rose garden, the president going to talk about regulations that have been dramatically cut. much of the economic turnaroun turnaround -- the market turnaround started with the regulations being caught long before taxes were cut. we are honored when the president speaks. you saw the attack on police. the first interview with the chief of the apartment in new york terrence monahan. he was really banged up pretty badly. he's talking to us here about what happened at an event that was supposed to honor the police and blank the police. something went very, very wrong. he is here. then ric grenell not wanted at carnegie university? what happened? are they slighting him simply because he works for the president of the united states? or is that this president that has got their goat? we will be talking to him. and then masks, all the rave right now. better than two dozen companies are telling you, no matter what the rules of the states, but the mask on. and the push by states to do the same c

>> garrett: nikole killion on the south lawn of the white house, thank you.d the nation, it is a very different story with most celebrations muted or out right canceled. and as michael george reports, this year amid a pandemic, tradition has been shelfed. ♪ ♪ >> that's america's orchestra last year. but this 4th of july, the be boston pops are silent. their iconic fireworks spectacular canceled by the coronavirus. keith lockhart is the pops' conductor. >> this is definitely not your typical 4th of july. >> reporter: he has been at the helm for 25 years. lockhart says shelving the live concert and showing a pretaped performance, is the right call. >> this feels like a year we really need this concert. we really need to come together and it is extremely frustrating to not be able to do that. >> reporter: communities across the country are canceling or dialing back traditional fireworks, and macy's replaced its spectacular with secret shows, staging five minute unannounced fireworks. >> i love 4th of july. >> reporter: at rockaway beach, new york new yorkers tol

we saw guests upon the south lawn. some of them were wearing masks. not all of them. was surprised how many people were wearing masks. there was no mandate that you had to wear one. people were social distancing as best they can. the vip were social distancing, and the president making it clear in his speech that he believes the u.s. is winning the war on the global pandemic. jackie: you can see the president and the first lady watching the fireworks on this july 4th. i'm jackie ibanez in new york. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." judge jeanine: on the west coast governor newsome and mayor garcetti pretty much canceled the 4th of july. no beaches, no restaurants, stay home, wear a mask and call it a day all because of the coronavirus. yet hospitals aren't overflowing. but you need to be locked down. on the east coast governor phil murphy shut down restaurants scheduled to be open because of the restaurant. the same in michigan. remember when you were prevented from going to church in a blue state in now you are not able to celebrate your independence on the 4

that is not what's happening here on the south lawn of the white house.e are seeing hundreds of people here gathered, very little of them with social distancing between them and most people we have seen are not wearing masks. that includes top administration officials as well as top republicans from capitol hill. i saw steve scalise, top republican, speaking with the white house chief of staff mark meadows and the press secretary hogan gidley, all within a small circle of each other. none of them were wearing masks. so if the message that the white house wants to send tonight is that americans should not be mindful of these social distancing guidelines, should continue to go about their daily lives, that is the message that's being sent here today, frankly, ana because, again, we are not seeing those guidelines being followed. i did catch a member of the coronavirus task force and asked him quickly whether this is an example for the country and he simply said good question, but let me just see, i'm reserving judgment. so very notable that he would not go

mark meredith will be on the south lawn to see it all and narrate the best parts of it. now from the north lawn with a preview you. >> reporter: happy fourth to you. the president and first lady had a chance to go out to mount rushmore, want todd see the fireworks display, also had a chance to address the controversy we've seen over the last couple weeks. the president praising american heros. he had tough words for the people that want to tear down statues and memorials. >> no movement that seeks to dismantle these treasured american legacies can possibly have a love of america at its heart. can't happen. no person who remains quiet at the destruction of this r resplendent heritage can possibly lead us to a future. >> reporter: people were mott required to wear masks or social distance but we're told masks and hand. lelandhand san sanitizer was pr. the president wants to establish a national garden of heroes. it's expected to be red dough. lelandready in thenext several . it would feature american heroes. there's a long list. john adams, susan b anthony, harriet tubman a

president trump on the south lawn, news about tiktok. the president of the united states, listen. >> president obama -- >> go ahead please. >> your reaction to president obama. >> is targeting minorities and attacking voting rights. >> he did a bad job for minorities, i did much more for minorities than he did. if you look at our numbers prior to coming in, those numbers will soon be back, i did a much better job than obama by far for african-americans or asian americans or women or any group you look at, far better than obama. go ahead. [inaudible question] >> go ahead please. [inaudible question] >> we don't want that to happen. yeah, we don't want that to happen. but people have to come into our country legally. right now we have 267 miles of wall, we are doing very well in keeping the dogs out and keeping people out that are not supposed to be here. people have to come into our country legally. [inaudible question] >> go ahead. >> were taking a look at it very strongly and working with representatives of daca and were working on a bi

these are live pictures you're looking a the from over the national mall, over the south lawn of the house where the president spoke and where two crowds have kind of gathered, one on the south side of the white house where the ceremony is from the white house, one near the north side of the white house near lafayette square where protesters demand equity, justice and law enforcement on what is now known as black lives matter plaza. more flyovers are spexpected in this event, one that mayor murial bowser as requested that people stay clear of, specifically because of social distancing. this is one of the string are flyovers. air force i flu over, without the president in it, before the president spoke. he and the first lady descended the steps to the south lawn, we had a jump from the army golden knights parachute team just before the president began to speak. we've been monitoring his remarks. we'll bring you clips from it as appropriate, some of the salient points. although if you were with us last night when we watched the president's remarks from mt. rushmore in south dakota, you

think it might have suppressed the following day, steve, when the president held the event on the south lawn, just, you know, steps away from the rose garden, that featured a red pickup truck and a blue pickup truck with massive weights in the back and a big crane lifting the weights off the red pickup truck -- get it? [laughs] and the crane had a sign saying, "trumpet administration." it was this elaborate, again, political event on the white house grounds. presidentshing -- engage in politics, that is what it is, they are politicians, but you do not usually see such blatantly political events there on white house grounds, as you know, someone who has spent a lot of time at the white house. host: let's turn to your book, then we will get our viewer and listener calls, because you explain in great detail when you first met donald trump included a photograph and that a headline from the "new york host," where you were employed at the time come "inside michael jackson's honeymoon hideaway." explain. guest: well, i go way back with donald trump. it is why i wrote this book. it has been an ordin

. >> that's right, wolf, president trump is holding yet another campaign-style event on the south lawn of the white house. it's another sign he's turned away from the coronavirus and concentrating on reopening the country and winning re-election. sources tell us the president finally spoke with dr. anthony fauci yesterday. their first conversation in weeks. and white house officials are firing back at a top republican critic of president trump's response to the coronavirus. maryland's governor, larry hogan said, quote, it was hopeless waiting around for the president to come up with a plan to the pandemic. but aides may have ignited a new covid controversy after the white house press secretary first said the science should not stand in the way of reopening the nation's schools. while claiming later on that science was on their side. >> reporter: standing in between pickup trucks on the south lawn of the white house, president trump staged yet another photo opportunity that was unrelated to the coronavirus that included only a brief mention of his response to covid-19. >> my administrat

he throws himself a great big campaign-style event right on the south lawn of the white house because nothing says wartime president fighting for your life like a couple of pickup trucks and a crane with a big trump administration banner on it. look at -- look how ridiculous that picture is. i used to build tonka and -- toy cities when i was a kid that wasn't that ridiculous and childish. he can't go to rallies. not with that pesky virus killing people across the country. so he's bringing the rallies to him. the president making no attempt to hide the fact that his south lawn event today was blatantly political. he seems to want to talk about just about anything other than the pandemic that is killing more and more americans every single day. yes, the death rates are going up and the hospitalization rates are going up and people that are contract the virus. that's all going up. don't pretend otherwise. don't say you got to look at the hospitalization rates. you got to look at the death rates. it is all going up. he's cenking in the polls so he doubles down to divide us with a dog whis

the white house says guests on the south lawn will include front-line workers, law enforcement, department of interior says 300,000 face coverings will be available for those watching at the national mall . local leaders including the dc mayor have a different message . >> we continue to urge you to stay at home or near your home for this year's celebration . >> reporter: on the campaign trail, joe biden has stepped up his criticism of the administration's response . >> still claiming victory with almost 15,000 people out of work . >> reporter: the democratic nominee has an event today which is normally a busy campaign weekend . >>> looking life it oracle park, full squad major league baseball workouts will start up today . the giants are out there now . we are live from oracle park with all the latest . was it looking like ? >> i don't care if you call it spring training 2.0 . i don't care if you call at summer camp that we've got grown big league ballplayers running all over the oracle park field . we have over 50 players out there getting the work in . it is been over 100 days since we

now, here at the white house, thousands are also expected on the south lawn. they will attempt to be socially distanced. they will be providing sanitizer and face masks but, again, those are not necessarily required. it's up to each individual whether they wear them or not and it comes as just last night we saw all of those people at mt. rushmore who were not socially distanced. very few of whom were wearing masks. as we learned before the president took to the podium that another member of his inner circle tested positive for the virus. kimberly guilfoyle, who is dating donald trump jr. and is a senior trump campaign official tested positive in south dakota. she and trump jr. were both supposed to be at that vent, never went to the site because of the test results and now we're told they'll be driving back to the east coast so they don't have to interact with anybody, alex but it's the latest example this continues to plague not just thousands, millions of americans but even the president's own family here, alex. >> wow, that's going to be an interesting car

all eyes on the south lawn of the white house.e president going to talk about regulations that have been dramatically cut. much of the economic turnaroun turnaround -- the market turnaround started with the regulations being caught long before taxes were cut. we are honored when the president speaks. you saw the attack on police. the first interview with the chief of the apartment in new york terrence monahan. he was really banged up pretty badly. he's talking to us

president trump just wrapped up yet another campaign style event on the south lawn of the white house. he's concentrating on winning reelection. the president finally spoke with dr. anthony fauci yesterday, sources tell us. in a new interview with facebook happening right now, fauci offered up straight talk on the virus. he warned that racing ahead to reopen states is, quote, perilous. standing in between pickup trucks on the south lawn of the white house, president trump staged yet another photo opportunity that was unrelated to the coronavirus. that included only a brief mention of his response to covid-19. >> my administration has also eliminated massive regulatory barriers in our battle against the china virus. >> reporter: some of the president's fellow republicans say that's the been the problem all along, in a scathing op-ed in "the washington post," maryland's gop governor laid into the president's handling of the virus, writing, waiting around for the president was hopeless. if we waited any longer, we would be condemning our own citizens to suffering and death, which is how

military and their families will join administration officials to watch the festivities from the south lawn a spokesman says facemasks will be provided. >> the department of interior also more than 300,000 like these will be available for spectators on the national mall. washington dc's mayor bowser had canceled the cities parade and is encouraging residents to stay home this to life fourth. >> first of all it would be nice to have a president who can tell the truth occasionally. will do the work who was going to lead? >> on what is typically during a busy camping week native american groups plan to demonstrate at the presidents event in south dakota while protests against police brutality are expected saturday. >> native american groups protesting at mount rushmore say that they view the monument as a desecration of land stolen from them. they also have environmental concerns and may worry about fire danger in the area. cbs news has learned his speech is expect to call out if it's nationwide to remove controversial monuments and statues pick campaign officials are teg uswill speak out agai

this came after he gave a wide-ranging speech on the south lawn of the white hours. welcome to america's news headquarters in washington. stalking about the -- talking about the political fallout not only of the speech last night but also what he said on mount rushmore on friday. nice to be with you. alicia: nice be with you. i'm alicia acuna in denver. the president touching on several issues as he addressed the nation including his response to the coronavirus pandemic. and mark meredith is at the white house with all the highlights. hi, mark. >> reporter: alicia, it was quite the celebration last night as the president and first lady welcomed hundreds of guests to the south lawn for the salute to america event. this year's event felt a little different because of the coronavirus pandemic. the president and the first lady welcoming the guests including a handful of doctors and nurses, first responders, guests they were not required to wear masks but many people did. i was surprised at how many did. over concerns about coronavirus. the president addressed the country

president trump took the podium on the south lawn of the white house saturday delivering his second speechs weekend claiming great progress in the fight against covid-19. nikole killion is at the white house. >> reporter: president trump wrapped up the holiday weekend at his virginia golf course. after back to back independence day celebrations at mount rushmore and the white house. >> we are one america and we put america first. >> reporter: speaking before a mostly maskless crowd, the president highlighted his administration's efforts to combat the coronavirus. >> we have tested almost 40 million people, by so doing we show cases, 99% of which are totally harmless. >> reporter: the commissioner of the food and drug administration pressed on the numbers. is the president wrong? >> so i'm not going to get into who is right and who is wrong. >> reporter: so you won't say whether 99% of coronavirus cases are "completely harmless" is true or false. >> what i will say is that we have data in the white house task force, those data show us that this is a serious problem. people need to take it s

and then you heard the president also on the south lawn this morning, who said he wants a moratorium on evictions. he wants bigger direct stimulus payments for people, neither one of those things are in the republican bill, they are in the democratic bill. so republicans and the administration are worlds apart just as with the administration and democrats are worlds apart. so it is not looking good for these negotiations at this point, ayman. >> and it seems it is with that as the backdrop, the situation getting worse for americans, economically and healthwise. let's cross over to morgan chesky before we get to sam in florida. morgan, the president is on his way to the west texas town of midland there to attend a fund-raiser. talk to us about what we're expecting during the president's visit there today. >> reporter: yeah, ayman, good morning. the president is expected to arrive here in midland, texas, around 11 oom:30 this morning, motorcade will take him to odessa. that's where he's expected to shore up some campaign reserves by having a luncheon there. the local nbc affiliate here

earlier, if the president wanted an e., a backdrop, a topic to look presidential, yesterday on the south lawn or in the rose garden, here it is. fulfill that traditional role say something akin to there will be consequences and further warn russia that you're aware we're in the middle of a pandemic, but we'll be watching very closely for any funny business with our upcoming presidential election, the three of us could write those remarks on a three by five card blindfolded. >> yeah, brian, it's such great point, it would be so easy for president trump say that. he could say, we'll investigate further, and if this is true there will be consequences, end of story. but yet, for some reason he's not capable of doing that. and of course we don't really know what that reason is, politically it's detrimental to his own standing, it suggests there's something else going on. the second point you may, i want to underscore, remember when vladimir putin and the russians and his agents intervened in 2016, yes, they wanted trump to win because they wanted trump to do certain foreign policy favors for russi

they're setting up on the south lawn. netflix any second now will being delivering its earnings, the first of the tech titans to report quarterly results. we'll try to cover it all at once. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: we have a big show ahead. i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." the major averages ending off the lows of the day. the dow snapping a four-day winning streak. any minute now the president as we said expected to highlight his administration's regulations cut, claiming it puts more than $3,000 back into your family's wallet. we'll see that math. fox business team coverage, lauren simonetti is watching the markets but we'll kick it off with blake burman who is at the white house as we await the president's remarks. blake. reporter: melissa and connell, for the second day in a row the main event for the president will involve deregulation. senior administration officials are not saying whether or not there will be a big policy announcement here. they will say, it is quote-unquote, victory lap. here is

. >> reporter: the white house south lawn hosting the largest event here since the pandemic frontlinecare workers invited. a tent -- social distancing while the white house says masks are not required on the national mall crowds expected for fireworks, despite public health objections from d.c.'s mayor. president trump insisted on spectacles starting with the show in the sky over mount rushmore friday night. the nation's birthday is usually a unifying event. but president trump was on the attack. >> angry mobs are trying to tear down statues of our founders, deface our most sacred memorials and unleash a wave of violent crime in our cities >> reporter: today joe biden released a glossy video message, acknowledging a blemished u.s. history. >> we have a chance to rip the roots of systemic racism out of this country. >> reporter: the president portrayed political opponents and their supporters as evil. >> and we will not be intimidated by bad, evil people. it will not happen >> reporter: before a packed, nearly maskless crowd, he only mentioned coronavirus to thank health care workers.

4gt5 people who in many instances have absolutely no clue what they are doing. >> reporter: on the south lawnwn e white house the president called for equality. >> we want safety. e want equal justice. we want religious liberty. we want faith and family. >> reporter: while delivering a divisive message slamming the media, china and the toppling of monuments. >> we will never allow an angry mob to tear down our statues, erase or history, trample on our freedoms. we'll safeguard our values, traditions, customs and beliefs. >> reporter: and as the president paid tribute to health ocial distancing at his u liel s back-to-back celebrations this >> thank you very much. >> reporter: there was limit to no social distancing at his back to back celebrations this evening. >> i'm grateful he moved forward otth this. i'm not one iota concerned about getting the coronavirus. >> reporter: the president say the u.s. has made progress. lot.ur strategy is moving along well. it goes out in one area and rears its ugly face in another area. we learned a lot. we learned how to put out the flame. >> reporter: this

the president pushing forward with his salute to america event on the south lawn tomorrow followed by fire works and flyovers over on the national mall. officials say they will have 300,000 face coverings on hand to pass out to visitors, but wearing it is optional and the mayor of dc is urging to celebrate the holiday from home and avoid the large gatherings. >>> there never has been a fourth of july weekend quite like this one. with the coronavirus surging and a patchwork of safety rules in place around the country. yet some highways are clogged with holiday traffic and some airlines are reporting their busiest weekend in months. >> reporter: tonight, air travel getting its biggest boost since the start of the pandemic. american airlines saw its busiest day on thursday since march. but air travel is still down dramatically, 78 percent from a year ago, the major u.s. airlines each burning through $30 million a day. most of those traveling, skipping planes, and turning to the roads. in some areas, traffic is even worse than it was before the pandemic. 100,000 tourists are expected to f

president trump took the podium on the south lawn of the white house saturday delivering his second speechhis weekend claiming great progress in the fight against covid-19. nikole killion is at the white house. ep reporter: president trump wrapped up the holiday weekend at his virginia golf course. after back to back independence day celebrations at mount rushmore and the white house. >> we are one america and we put america first. >> reporter: speaking before a mostly maskless crowd, the president highlighted his administration's efforts to combat the coronavirus. >> we have tested almost 40 million people, by so doing we show cases, 99% of which are totally harmless. >> reporter: the commissioner of the food and drug administration pressed on the numbers. is the president wrong? >> so i'm not going to get into who is right and who is wrong. >> reporter: so you won't say whether 99% of coronavirus cases are "completely harmless" is true or false. >> what i will say is that we have data in the white house task force, those data show us ask force, those data show usm. people need to take it

. >> he is scheduled to attend a salute to america on the white house south lawn this evening which will feature a military flyover. >>> we heard it very different message from joe biden. he is the fourth of july holiday to focus on racism. >> our country was founded on an idea. we hold these truths to be self- evident, that all men are created equal. never lived up to it. but, once proposed, it was an idea that could not be constrained. it survived the ravages of the civil war, the dogs of bull connor, the assassination of martin luther king, and more than 200 years of systemic racism. just weeks ago, the murder of george floyd. this independence day, let's not to celebrate the words, let's celebrate that promise. commit to work. the work we must do to fulfill that promise. remain locked in a battle for the soul of this nation. >>> it is a potential sign of that senator kamala harris may be getting closer and to becoming bidens vp. her wikipedia page is enough flurry of activity in the last few weeks. it has been edited more than 400 times. boosting the senator's claim on being a progre

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trump will hold another fourth of july event tonight, and give another speech, this time from the south lawnwhite house. local officials opposed having large crowds gather on the national mall and nearby areas, saying it violates health guidelines during a surge in coronavirus cases. but the administration contrs the federal property, and is going ahead. the department of interior says it will have 300,000 face masks ready to hand out during the fireworks and fly-overs of military aircraft. presumptive democratic presidential nominee joe biden tweeted his fourth of july message today. using images from recent and historic protests, the forme vice president said the country has "not yet lived up to its founding ideal." >> american history is no fairy tale. it's been a constant push and pull between two parts of our character. the idea that all men and women--at all people-- are c equal, and the racism that has torn us apart. >> sreenivasan: the rise in coronavirus cases is continuing in many parts of the country this wkend. one of those new cases is a member of president trump's inner circle.

with the covid-19 crisis getting even worse, president trump staged an elaborate photo-op on the south lawn of the white house on an entirely different issue, red and blue pick-ups, a crane and massive weights to symbolize government regulations.so unfour predictions of what will happen if he loses re-election. >> people have worked all their lives to get into a community, and now they're going to watch it go to hell. not going to happen, not while i'm here. >> reporter: the president made no mention whatsoever of the alarming increase in coronavirus cases, something he has rarely talked about for weeks. today, larry hogan, the republican governor of maryland and the head of the national governors' association offered a blistering critique, writing in "the washington post," quote, instead of listening to his own public health experts, the president was talking and tweeting like a man more concerned about boosting the stock market or his re-election plans. >> this is revisionist history by governor hogan. >> reporter: the president has also faced blow-back for his administration's attacks on

the scene on the south lawn at the white house, and what we saw yesterday at mount rushmore, were many social distancing, most of them not wearing masks. this administration, we are hearing, is going to possibly adopt an approach that we just have to live with this virus now, and this at a time when we are seeing the number of cases going up, hospitalisations increasing, but what the administration is pointing to is that the death rate is going down, and everyone is hoping that that holds. 0ur our thanks to steve herman there. let us go to sydney now. we show you live pictures of the black lives matter gathering in sydney. as you can see, there are certainly attem pts see, there are certainly attempts at social distancing they are. this of course in solidarity with the black lives matter movement originating in the united states —— social distancing there. the protests here in sydney are at least twofold, of course supporting black lives matter, but also supporting indigenous lives in australia, a specific campaign there, there was a sign earlier on saying "indigenous lives matter", ca

dc and where we just had a fantastic military flyover, sparsely populated, but the scene on the south lawnwhite house and what we saw yesterday at mount rushmore where many people are not practising social distancing, most of them not wearing masks, this administration we are hearing is going to possibly adopt an approach that we just have to live with this virus now, and this at a time when we are seeing the number of cases going up, hospitalisation is increasing, but what the administration is pointing to is that the death rate is going down, and everyone is hoping that that holds. yes, absolutely right. great to have you on the programme. thank you very much. after three months of coronavirus lockdown, england has taken a big step towards normal life with the largest lifting of restrictions so far. the chancellor has called on the public to "relearn what it's like to go out again." the major relaxation of rules in england means pubs, restaurants, hairdressers and children's playgrounds can reopen. our business editor simonjack reports from torquay in the south—west. no—one really knew w

. >> that was president trump on the south lawn of the white house in the last speech you heard there on saturday. jonathan lemire you cover this president closely every single day. this appears to be his re-election message that america is being overrun by angry mobs. there were brief references to the coronavirus and the public health crisis at the center of american life right now because of its health impacts and also the economic impacts but it's clear where the president is headed here for re-election. >> that's right, with bleak and at times apocalyptic language, he revisited the american carnage here. only passing on the crisis that has consumed the nation for months instead leaned hard into the culture wars, the base play, stoking racial resentment and grievance, i think it can't be overstated what a departure these two speeches, mount rushmore are one day and the white house the next are a deviation from the usual fourth of july. there was no attempt to unify the country, trying to bring the nation to the at a time of crisis where so many have died and suffered. this was him

here is the president, part of what he had to say on the south lawn at the white house. >> we are now in the process of defeating the radical left. the marxists, the anarchists, the agitator, the looters, people who in many instances, have no clue what they are doing. that is why we pay tribute to generations of american heroes, whose names have etched on our monuments and memorials, in the pages of history. >> reporter: so, it is no coincidence, day after day, the president is using the same miami. how he intends to reenergized his election bid. joe biden. he touted his handle of the coronavirus, that is coming at administration officials tell us, the white house plans to shift the message, they are going to shift to acceptance, that we have to live with the pandemic. it will likely be here through the november election. >> jeff, thank you. >> that message, more on that message, it is here, we have to live with it. live and let die, i guess?ip)6ñk >> sayxd it again. >> someone was talking to me. it sounds weird. isáiá basically, the coronavirs is here, wexd have had 130,000 people d

yesterday on the south lawn of the white house, we were talking about the fact that back in the campaigne president repealed -- promised we would repeal two regulations for everyone we put on the books. we really did not do that. we repealed eight federal regulations for every new federal rule put on the books. [applause] it a work in progress. to go into the implementation phase, the usmca came online july 1. we will work with you and others in agriculture in a way that we can streamline and make it more possible to participate in more exploits going forward. ready. i will take that back. my team is here, i will take it back and put it in the mix. this is -- maybe when you have a businessman who becomes president, he walked in the door understanding that the cost of doing business is not just taxes . it is also regulations. that is why we worked hard not to just roll it back but to streamline the process. the president was in georgia two days ago where we have made a tremendous amount of changes that will streamline the construction of roads and bridges and ports and airports across the

the president, when he left for north carolina a short time ago, we asked him on the south lawn when had spoken to robert o'brien. like, was there a possibility that he had come into contact with him while his national security adviser was positive? and trump suggested that it had been several days since he had seen o'brien. that he was going to call him later today. and i think, nicole, to your point, that is such an extraordinary statement in itself, that the national security adviser, who has such nearly unfettered access to the president, and yet the president couldn't recall the last time he had seen him. o'brien apparently has relatively mild symptoms, is expected to recover, is working from home. the white house has said he contracted it from a family member, but it should be noted that he was also in europe recently and was not seen wearing a mask or being socially distant while he was meeting with leaders over there. the president is putting a lot of eggs in the basket of a vaccine. that's what this event in north carolina is about. he's saying that the united states is ahea

all kinds of 16 couple agrees above the average and as for right it is confined to this part of south lawn and. that. japan is building a massive to protect against devastating tsunami one i want to investigate to night you can be kids i recall will expose communities to greater danger. on al-jazeera. played an important role in checking in with. race. the war. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al jazeera hong kong's leader kerry is expected to announce a delay to september's legislative council elections on various states were 12 pro-democracy candidates were disqualified from running activists joshua one is one of them he says the decision is invalid and ridiculous. vietnam has not reported its 1st coronavirus death up to being virus free for months tim was an elderly man in denying city where the virus remain in melbourne australia hundreds more cases were recorded on friday despite 3 weeks of lockdown the global number of cases has now passed 17000000. and the u.s. state of florida is reporting a record number of covered 19 deaths for the for the streets day another 253 people

think it might have been surpassed the following day s when the president held the event on the south lawn, steps away from the rose garden featured a red pickup truck and a blue pickup truck with massive waits in the back and a big crane lifting the weights off of the red pickup truck, get it? and the crane had a sign saying trump administration. it was this elaborate, again an elaborate political event on, white house grounds. presidentsat running for reelection engage in politics there politician. but you don't usually see such a blatantly political events on the white house grounds as you know someonewh who spent a lot of time in the white house. so will turn to our book and then get to our calls you explain in great detail when you first met donald trump. you included a photograph and then at, headline for the "new york post" reviewer employed at the time inside michael jackson's honeymoon hideaway explain. so i go way back with donald trump that's wire wrote this book it was been an extraordinary series of interactions and a relationship that goes back 26 years now. that first meetin

then one 400 of them came here to say thanks on the south lawn, and we had about 40 of the returned servicemen by that time back, about 10 each from the four services, and to see these young people, people in uniform and medical students, those medical students would come back to me and say, i never thought much about the people in uniform before. they were kind of that rebellious type. but not anymore. they said they saved our lives onei heard a story of some in their dormitory had been under the bed for 24 hours. they said from downstairs, they heard a voice, it was an american sergeant, a ranger. and identify himself, and called up for them to come down. there,dents said he was the rangers, to take them to the helicopters, and they told us that when they went to the helicopters, those young men in uniform put themselves between the students and where any firewood come from, from the hills, from the opposition. literally shielded them with their own bodies getting them to the helicopters. so i had great pride when it was over. it made me realize what other presidents who had to ask for a dec

had $100000000000.00 in arms sales pending and so many geopolitical issues on the table within south lawn so the president kind of let the issue go and bolton said and i think that was the right thing to do for geopolitical reasons so i think the world is follow that u.s. lead or lack of lead and been found his reputation is going back to normal by comprise a great speech he thanks very much for joining us after my stumble thank you our. now france's prime minister says he and his government are resigning a move that paves the way for a cabinet reshuffle edward phillips says he will handle his affairs until a new cabinet is appointed the move has been widely expected in front of this week felipe was elected as the local mayor of port city in northern france. england is dropping coronavirus travel restrictions for travelers coming from more than 50 countries in the 10th of july passengers arriving from places viewed as low risk will not need to self isolate for 14 days the rule was brought in last month and has been fiercely opposed by the travel industry a full list of exempted countries

think it might have suppressed the following day, steve, when the president held the event on the south lawn, just, you know, steps away from the rose garden, that featured a red pickup truck and a blue pickup truck with massive weights in the back and a big crane lifting the weights off the red pickup truck -- get it? and the crane had a sign saying, "trump administration." it was this elaborate, again, political event on the white house grounds. it is something -- presidents engage in politics, that is what it is, they are politicians, but you do not usually see such blatantly political events there on white house grounds, as you know, someone who has spent a lot of time at the white house. >> let's turn to your book, then we will get our viewer and listener calls, because you explain in great detail when you first met donald trump included a photograph and that a headline from the new york post, where you were employed at the time come "inside michael jackson's honeymoon hideaway." explain. >> well, i go way back with donald trump. it is why i wrote this book. it has been an ordinary seri

it is a hot day about 2389 degree right here on the south lawn. it feels even hotter than that but it is not stopping people from coming out neither is coronavirus as we've seen about 30 or 40% of the president's supporters and guests wearing masks. otherwise you would never know that there was a pandemic going on. that was the same case last night as the president in the first lady went to michelle obama have a chance to deliver remarks in which president decided to praise american hero and patriots like george washington, and abraham lincoln but he also got a chance to criticize americans who see monuments memorials and statues torn down. >> angry mobs are trying to tear down statues of our founders. to face our most sacred memorials and unleash a wave of violent crime in our cities. >> the american people are strong and proud, and they will not allow our country and all of its values, history and culture to be taken from them. reporter: last night the president also announce plans to establish a national guard in a hero something that he says w

a spike in covid-19 cases across the nation mini-gathering on the south lawn is not social distancingd wear a mask. the grounds were thinner at the national mall than in previous years the national park service handed out mask that they were not require but health experts urged americans to skip the big party large crowds and stay home. some spent the day on the streets demanding racial equality but protesters marched near the white house and the national mall. they chanted saying i can't read them likewise matter. stay with "fox news" as we update you on the nationwide protests throughout the night. now back to "the greg gutfeld show." greg: it's time for view or mail the thing that happens on the holiday shows that we are just too lazy. they are just a handful of the dozens you submitted on facebook and twitter and as always these are directed to everyone even myself. you know paul. what were your favorite tv shows when you were young? let's go to tyrus first because you watch as much tv as i did. >> how about everything from the two channels we had but half a blame my all-time whic

he was vowing to a crowd on the south lawn at the white house that he will face enemies within. also saturday the president signed into law an extension of the paycheck protection program that gives small businesses until august 8 to apply for $130 billion in federal subjects does. the cleveland indians are the latest sports franchise to consider a name change. it removed the wahoo logo. i'm ashley strohmier. show." greg: it's time for view or mail the thing that happens on the holiday shows that we are just too lazy. they are just a handful of the dozens you submitted on facebook and twitter and as always these are directed to everyone even myself. you know paul. what were your favorite tv shows when you were young? let's go to tyrus first because you watch as much tv as i did. >> how about everything from the two channels we had but half a blame my all-time which is to watch today is called the incredible hulk. that was my favorite bread i love the a-team. greg: did you ever watch shazam and the mighty isis hour? >> that was good too. greg: driving around in a winnebago. >> th

instead of unity, president trump spoke on the south lawn once again lashed out at those protesting statues of historical figures and symbols they say celebrate racial injustice. the president has spent weeks demonizing this movement to examine the racial record of historic figures. those efforts have led to the removal or at least calls for removal of statues including confederate generals and former slave owners. the statues on public lands. now, the president says he wants to establish an outdoor parkful statues as a way to counter all of that. now, even though amplifying racism and stoking the cultural wars has been central to the president's public identity, this whole thing is really particularly pronounced given that it comes against the backdrop of this racial reckoning. hears happen a bit more of what the president had to say during his speech. >> you are dishonoring their great legacy and their memory by insisting that they fought for racism, and they fought for oppression. they didn't fight for those things. they fought for the exact opposite. we will not let the legacy of these

also at that july 4th party hosted on the south lawn last night, we did not see a lot of social distancingthere were not that many guests cnn saw wearing masks. many were congregated in tight clusters in the shade. it's also not clear if the white house was checking temperatures or screening. the white house hasn't shared that information. sniefr >> sarah westwood, thank you so much. >>> we have a deputy physician and chief for quality safety and infection control expert at memorial sloan-kettering center. first, want your reaction. good morning. >> good morning. >> first want your reaction to president trump's claim, again, on testing, driving the case count right now and that 99% are totally harmless. >> yeah. i think it all is of his decision to never wear a mask and his hope it goes away if he wills it away. the 1% number is ridiculous. i mean, i think we've seen a u.s. death rate in the range of 4 to 5%. we know that. many of the survivors have a very long, difficult road ahead. i think that these are incredibly irresponsible claims. none more so than the notion that testing is the pr

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