and still is. >> how did steve take it? >> devastated. >> steve's innocent.o continue to fight and prove his innocence. that's what his mission is now. >> but is he innocent? investigator mike sechez. >> i believe in my heart and soul that steve democker killed carol kennedy. >> he thinks often, he said about the daughters, about the impact on them. >> while my heart goes out to them, you know, you have to recognize that this is all because of one man's actions. >> carol's friend, katherine. >> i never wanted to believe that steve was capable of doing this. and the jury has made their decision. i accept their decision. i agree with their decision. >> i'm so glad it's over. i'm so relieved. because so many of us have been dragged through it for the last five and a half years. >> katie and charlotte were back in court at their father's sentencing. and in spite of everything, the state's case against steve, how steve used charlotte to create that phony e-mail evidence and then paid for his defense with life insurance money carol intended for her daughters. in sp

>> steve: what "help me." [ laughter ] >> steve: it's fun you know what? >> jimmy: this one is from @torontostars. from the toronto newspaper, "the toronto star. they said "the toronto maple leafs blowers. there you go thanks for playing this one is from @raflocruz99. she says "the charlotte murder hornets. there you go, yeah and this last one's from the fourth psychic -- sorry, the fourth physic. >> jimmy: oh, physic not psychic. the fourth psychic >> jimmy: the fourth physic. >> steve: physic physic >> jimmy: p-h-y-s-i-c. >> steve: okay, physic >> jimmy: psychic. >> steve: psychic? i'm going to say psychic >> jimmy: i don't know how to read anymore >> steve: you know what? too much vaping. it should be >> jimmy: he says "the sacramento tiger kings." there you go, everybody. those are our hashtags to check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags we'll be right back with jason momoa, everybody got to that website tonightshow.com/hashtags [ cheers and applause ♪ the live better u program basically just provides the answer to the question:

> steve: wow. >> jimmy: they're not recognizing -- >> steve: yeah, it's not working right. >> jimmy: no, it's not working correctly. next up, it thought congressman dean phillips was doug funnie. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: that's not even a real person. >> jimmy: what >> steve: that's a cartoon >> jimmy: i know it's a cartoon. >> steve: wow. this is not working well at all. >> jimmy: can we see that again just to make sure. [ laughter ] it's not working >> steve: wow, it's not working. you're right >> jimmy: next, it thought congressman sam graves was that carnival game with the clown face [ laughter ] i mean, it's just totally not working. >> steve: that's not good at all. >> jimmy: no, it's not good. it thought congressman don young was the owner of jurassic park. [ laughter ] that's not even -- it's a movie. >> steve: oh, my god >> jimmy: it thought senator roger marshall was ross when his teeth got whitened [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, my goodness. that seems ridiculous. >> jimmy: it tho

steve steve do you know what e governor? if it's all hands on deck because this delta variant is running rampant with people who are unvaccinated. then have the fda get off their butt and give it final approval. because a lot of people are saying i'm not going to do it unless it's approved by the federal government. so far it is not. it's just approved on an emergency basis. >> i have heard that from many of my unvaccinated friend. they say until it's approved, they are not going to take it i have calculated that my risk of some problem from the vaccine was less than the risk of covid. i have had three close friend who have been in icu in the past week because of covid. it's a serious issue. nobody wants to discount it. but i think the manner in which we fight it is not to give us misinformation. and i don't know why facebook and twitter continue to let some of these people get misinformation. they shut donald trump down. they shut a lot of conservatives down but liberals with misinformation and they seem to be fine. somehow

. ♪ >> steve: oh, i see.tic cross coming up i like that. ♪ ooh. [ audience oohs ♪ oh, wow, it's like 3d. ♪ wow! [ cheers and applause yeah, whatever >> jimmy: that's the idea, whatever i'm at a heavy metal concert, i'm like - >> steve: yeah, all right. [ light laughter ] i studied graphic art. >> jimmy: just get it out of the way. you know >> steve: get it done. i got it >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: rock on, sure. >> jimmy: i want to appreciate the music. don't make me perform. >> steve: yeah stand up in front of me. >> jimmy: this out of respect. let's go >> steve: yeah [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, old school pencil sharpeners, for being the only part of my second grader's classroom that looks like it belongs in a "saw" movie. [ light laughter ] [ applause ] ♪ thank you, little caesar's new crazy calzony, for looking like a board game where the winner gets high blood pressure [ applause ] >> steve: it's boiling hot ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, mid-august, or as cvs calls you, halloween [ laughter ] [ appl

steve: 50%.y feel that they would be in a store with other people who got the vaccine and they would be safe. it's all about, you know, it's time to get the vaccine because it does help save your life. ainsley: california is the first state to require teachers. you have to get a vaccine if you are teaching in that state. steve: or get tested. ainsley: or get tested every week. brian: new york city fridays or applebee's starting in a couple weeks you have to show your vaccination card. and i also think people should say well, for this i understand it. but understand that this is a precedent. a slippery slope. how many other vaccines am i going to need to go and grab a burger at a bar in the future? steve: well, let's hope this covid thing goes away as soon as possible. brian: i think we will be living with variants for years. ainsley: i do, are too. steve: unfortunately as long as there are 90 million unvaccinated people they are the ones who are going to get sick. ainsley: not only are we dealing

steve, back to you, say hi to steve. steve: hi, nice to see you. janice: they love you. plan for america? that is coming up next right here on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ ♪ utual, so you only pay for what you need. hot dog or... chicken? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more. it's dignity. the freedom to go where you want, knowing your doctor can watch over your heart. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> good morning. we are back with some sports headlines. minnesota vikings head coach matthew zimmer not too pleased with his team's current covid situation, sharing his frustrations aimed at unvaccinated players. as of sunday, three of the team's four quarterbacks were on the team's reserve covid-19 list. and steph curry is not going anywhere. nba insider mark steyn reports the golden state warrior withs are lock up curry for four more years with a $215 million extension. that sounds lovely. curry averaged a career high 32 points per game last season. ainsley: thanks so much, jillian. preside

: jhopjsh. [ laughter ] >> steve: great. >> jimmy: jhop >> steve: jhop jsh. jimmy: oh, like j hop zhuzh >> steve: yeah, like i'm going to zhuzh up your clothes >> jimmy: that's true. how do you spell zhuzh, you think? >> steve: that's a discussion for another time that's a long discussion [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is j-s-h. >> steve: maybe that might be zhuzh. >> jimmy: tariq, what do you think? >> tariq: i'm going to go -- [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] l >> jimmy: no, no, that's not how you -- that's a different pronunciation of zhuzh i was looking for the spelling of zhuzh >> tariq: oh, the spelling of zhuzh, i'm going to go z-h-u-h -- [ laughter ] c-h. >> jimmy: no, that's the band tonight. that's the band tonight. chvrches >> steve: yeah, chvrches [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: you're thinking of chvrches >> tariq: oh >> jimmy: that's the band tonight. >> steve: gravy. >> jimmy: this one is from @jhopjsh >> steve: oh >> jimmy: she says, "i went to catholic high school, my math teacher was a nun. when telling us about an upcoming test, she said, 'i am the t

steve: exactly.ou confirmed it. everybody knows that's exactly what the military wants to do and then this leadership stops them from doing it. the optics point you are right you have a mad rush to get out on september 11 today they are having reporters embedded with them back on —- evacuation flights showing people in an orderly manner getting on the planes that's what they want to distract our attention rather than the chaos they created outside the airport. >> let's go to that chaos. he said in his press conference on friday i believe that any interruption whatsoever will be met with swift action. what word you call them surrounding the entire airport not letting people through layer after layer? i would define it as an interruption and i see your response is zero action again the exact opposite which he promised americans and we are used to that at this point. steve: exactly. it is so depressing we just have to keep the pressure up and really support everyone your former colleagues who are trying

me either >> steve: hold on.my: this one here. this is an interesting one here this one is called "accent master class." >> steve: "accent master class. >> jimmy: yeah, each week it helps listeners master a new accent >> steve: oh, great. >> jimmy: let's check it out >> today's accent is boston. let's try the line i told you. >> you're daughter's been arrested for robbery >> very good [ laughter ] let's try a tougher one. >> my father has been permanently banned from foxborough stadium [ laughter ] >> excellent let's try one more >> me, tommy, and squeeze cheese just gave the finger to the people on those dock boats [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it helps to master the accent >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: squeeze cheese >> steve: squeeze cheese tommy. >> jimmy: this last podcast is called - >> steve: are you going to plug it in? oh, wireless [ laughter ] is that a big antenna? it's like wireless >> jimmy: that's what makes it -- it's bluetooth >> steve: you have a bluetooth >> jimmy: it's -- no this -- the wire makes

steve: take a guess. ainsley: i can't even guess. steve: 2 8 feet.e of the statue on the top? statue of freedom. the dome is made of cast iron and it weighs 8 million pounds as we look live on this tuesday. august 10th, 2021. live from new york and washington it's "fox & friends." ainsley: next time on jeopardy i'm prepared. 288 feet. steve: have to make everything in the form of a question. brian: i don't know if that's a category. i don't know if it will be that hard a question. steve: they are harder than that. $1,000 category those are hard questions. brian: michael jordan on the top. that's not a statue of michael jordan? ainsley: you wish. [buzzer] steve: female allegorical statue. ainsley: all of this time you have been wrong. brian: who knew? not michael jackson. i knew that. steve: welcome to hour one of "fox & friends" for a tuesday. yesterday started exactly where we started yesterday. that is with the murder of that chicago police officer over the weekend. she and her partner were involved in a traffic stop in chicago on saturday night an

steve.s unfortunately not surprising. >> it certainly has become less surprising every day in this country. that's the sad reality we are all facing. steve: it's preventable, isn't it? >> well, it certainly is, you know. we say that it's an inherent risk when you decide to be a law enforcement officer, but, the reckless policies that are permeating throughout this country make it more and more possible every day and it's inexcusable and avoidable. steve: john, last year there were protests all across the country regarding the killing of george floyd, a lot of people were talking about defunding the police. you know, the public opinion of police wavered. where are we now a year later regarding all of that? >> well, i know specifically here in chicago, you know, the council finally stood up and had a voice and called the superintendent to the carpet and had a very lengthy discussion about police policies and where we are headed in the city of chicago. they need do that more often and do it aga

steve? steve: is he doing okay. jillian, thank you.ill denies. >> the report said i sexually harassed 11 women. that was the headline people saw and heard and reacted to. the reaction was outrage; however, it was also false. i have never crossed the line with anyone. plus, i didn't realize the extent to which the line has been redrawn. steve: well, our next guest says resignation alone is not accountability. new york republican congresswoman nicole malliotakis joins us right now. good morning, congresswoman. >> good morning. steve: you say that even though he has quit the assembly has to keep going because there are so many things that need to be investigated and litigated. >> well, the new york constitution still allows for the assembly to move forward with impeachment that would prevent the governor from running again in the future. but, also, i believe that there still need to be accountability. not just for the women but for the 15,000 families that lost loved ones in nursing homes. i originally had called for the governor to resig

steve higgins.ank you very much [ cheers and applause and of course the roots, the roots! [ cheers and applause steve do you have a speech >> steve: yes i do when jimmy first came to me -- >> jimmy: hey steve, we don't have -- just cut to the good part >> steve: i thank you all. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: wow. okay, there we go. i know you meant it. i know you meant it. tariq, any words >> tariq: he said it all, man. he summed it all up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he did say it perfectly. yeah he did say it perfect i really do. you know, we could don't the show without people watching us and so thank you, everybody for watching our show on tv. [ cheers and applause thank you nbc, peacock, whatever you watch online, we really appreciate it actually, we put together -- we had the editors work -- do work on the past two weeks for this we have clips of all the best moments of 1,500 shows please enjoy [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ another turning point a fork stuck in the road time grabs you by the wris d

summer - >> steve: come on!un is almost here everybody, come on little dude -- cremations, come on!" >> steve: "let's see how many strawberries will fit in your grave! [ laughter ] summer fun >> jimmy: yeah we're down to our last one it was sent in by jess in perth, australia i love that people in australia -- around the world watch our show it's awesome thank you for watching she was trying to find a place to get her boys a hair cut >> steve: sure >> jimmy: spotted this, "$10, unisex cutting we cut kids, we cut men. looks like they're having a great time love it, yeah. [ laughter and applause that's all the time we have for screen grabs if you have a funny screen grab, e-mail it to us at screengrabs@tonightshow.com. [ cheers and applause we might put it on the show. stick around we'll be right back with dwayne johnson, everybody! come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ayy, ayy, ayy ♪ ♪ steak with the oreo shake ♪ ♪ get some whipped cream on the top too ♪ ♪ two straws, one check, girl, i got you ♪ ♪ bougie like

steve: 168.accusers' claims let alone what we know about him giving special test and service touring the height of the pandemic to his friends and family let alone what he has done with his $5 million book advance using staffers during work time to do it. now we find out that he has almost no allies left. are. ainsley: the "new york post," steve was just holding it up it says creep on the ropes. the "new york post" editorial board they have an op-ed and it says everyone deserted you creep cuomo it's over. just go. they talk about how most democratic leaders have rejected him the president has asked him to resign. some unions supported him and he was going to rely on if he ran for a fourth term. they are not supporting him. some of the language they used the unions cannot continue to support a workplace violator. they are all denouncing the violator. repugnant and indefensible. steve: that's right. the problem is so far he is not going to resign. you know, he is stubborn. apparently he did not lea

steve steve terrible.on, when it comes to homeless, between 41-104,000 per person for homelessness. steve: right. brian: compare that to $19,202 on k-12 public school students. steve: i mean, there are a lot of numbers there, but start on the right side of the screen. city of denver spends about $20,000 per child in k-12 education, right? $20,000 per year, per kid. that's over really, what, nine months out of the year? but then the amount they spend on the people who are homeless, they spend at least double that, 40,000, or up to 104,000. it all depends on the services they need. that's every year for every homeless person on the streets of denver. that is jaw-dropping. ainsley: a lot of this is because there's no bail. they release you without bail. if you have committed a nonviolent, low-end felony or a misdemeanor, i mean, even felony, a hoe-end felony -- low-end felony, you get put back on the streets. there's a guy in california who got -- he was arrested three times in three days, one was for stealin

steve: steve i was look at brian.test, isolate and quarantine is stretched. but then he says they will be turned back as they enter the u.s. illegally and not seeking asylum. 88% of the parents of the children that were processed and were allowed to seek asylum and stay here in america. steve: you know, as we saw mayorkas taking the microphones right there, the background bace border patrol vehicles. they did not want any bad optics for this visit. former acting border patrol director mark morgan, been on this show a million times. he was doing a briefing yesterday with the heritage foundation. and he said border patrol agents were apparently told to clear out of the temporary camps in overcrowded facilities, you know that bridge we have shown a million times with 10,000 people under. apparently border patrol was told to get rid of all of the people. clear out the overcrowded places and w to start talking to the people on the mexican side. mexican security to coordinate with them so during mayorkas' visit, we don't se

steve: right?ents. she is going to be just fine. buy your momma food truck. whatever you decide to get out there, shirts, everything. i can't wait to buy my swag. steve: she is not just going to buy it for her. i bet she works it with her mom. lawrence: i hope they bring it to new york city. they can put it on fox square. ainsley: i hope we can book them. lawrence: proud of america. ainsley: born in chicago and grew up in your new mexico the woods in texas. lawrence: we have simone bias and that myra. she says she wants to cry. she deserves to cry a lot of americans crying along with her. she totally destroys this girl tough obviously be the best in the sport and she is. she is the best in the world. steve: she is indeed. from a great story to the story of yesterday and that was new york attorney general letitia james released 165 page report made it very clear governor cuomo violated federal and state law used his powerful position to sexually harass 11 women. ainsley: we got the announcement that

. >> steve: chublin p.jimmy: chublin p. checkers. checker. sorry, not checkers. that's ridiculous. so chubby checker. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: who lost weight doing "the twist." >> steve: right. >> jimmy: it was like a diet fad. >> steve: aerobics >> jimmy: he was hitting all the bases. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: so i got you a song. you want a hit song, you got it do you want to lose weight you got it let's do "the twist. everybody does the twist and now just goes by, you know -- jared checker. [ laughter ] so he goes -- yeah, so he's jared checker. he's like, "i lost all this weight." and then you go, "no keep chubby. right? but how do you follow it up with a second -- >> steve: what could possibly be - >> jimmy: let's not twist, and gain it back >> steve: right. >> jimmy: so chubby goes, "i got it." >> steve: what's your song i can't wait to the hear it. ♪ ♪ let's twist again like we did last summer ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, he does "let's twist again. that was his follow-up hit [ laughter ] and then -- did he h

steve: yep. will: let's check in now at mimi's daughter in felt mills new york, which is near fort drum where our own lawrence jones is up early with the folks, what's up, lawrence? lawrence: we are in fells drills close fort drum in meme's diner the majority of the troops that are there in afghanistan come from fort drum. and when you see the fact that the it french are going to rescue their people and america is not doing that, a lot of people are concerned about the state of our leadership and the state of the country. now, we're going to try to enjoy our time here. we're going to have a lot of breakfast, i have biscuits and gravy, eggs, coffee, french toast. but we have a lot of serious topics to talk about. we are also going to talk about andrew cuomo as well and the state of new york and these vaccine passports how they feel about that. the top story today is afghanistan. alleluia are we going to go get our people back? we have the ability to do it. are we going to support our troops? they

steve: exactly.just those in kabul but all around the country. they think it's over by tuesday. so let me ask you about the responsibility for all of this, biden all week has said there's nothing that i can do this is trump's fault because he made a deal. you are part of that process with mike pompeo but it simply is not true but this was the only way he could possibly have responded so could you lay that out with that authority quick. >> thank you for letting me correct the record and also thank you to sarah. because of people like sarah to say that president trump negotiate with the taliban as well. that is completely the opposite of what mike pompeo negotiated. there is a lot of things in the negotiation. the first of all how you do a successful negotiation? you walk in from a position of strength. so then under president trumps watch so whenever pompeo came into the room they knew he was part of the team who ways ahead of the rg on —- eight ka the world's biggest terrorist and he said to them mul

steve: steve, i cited that "u.s.a.re. it's not that they're against us getting out, they are against getting out the way that the president is doing it. and that's one of the reasons why two members of congress, a democrat by the name of seth moulton and a republican peter meijer it was revealed last night they flew over on an empty cargo jet, it sounds like, and they went and took a look at kabul with their own two eyes and they say there is no way that we can get everybody out a week from last night. >> yeah, you know, other colleagues of mine are doing the same thing. i have talked to a lot of my colleagues who served in afghanistan. and we have heard them very vocally talking about their translators that they worked with friends of theirs that are still left behind enemy lines by president biden. and they are doing things to try to get people out. again, every minute of every day by all of us should be spent trying to help get people out. that's not where president biden's priority was. he led the press conference

steve: right.sley: they didn't do that i don't know why they didn't fight for their country when they have more military individuals than they have the taliban. but women are really worried over there, especially. because they are concerned for their human rights. and women in previous years, the taliban would not let them really do anything. would not let them work. they are just served to have children, have babies. apparently they are already forcing marriages and executions in the outlying cities. there was one journalist who spoke with mr. kirby who was the spokesperson for the state department. he was at the pentagon answered took some questions and this is a very emotional journalist from afghanistan. she reports for a local news outlet there. here in america asking him questions about where her leader is. listen. >> from afghanistan. i'm very upset today. because afghan women didn't expect that overnight all the taliban came. they took my flag. this is my flag. they put their flag. everybod

>> steve: i did. jimmy: it was your birthday weekend. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: happy birthday, bud. >> steve: thank you. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we've known each other so long, i don't know what to get you because i feel like - i feel like -- i've got you jam records. >> steve: and a check for a million dollars, thank you [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did that go through? [ light laughter ] i feel like i got you a present that you got me. >> steve: yeah, i think so it's also -- it is -- you go, "well, gosh, i've been giving this person 30 years of birthday presents. >> jimmy: we've known each other 30 years we've gotten each other every single gift. i'm like - >> steve: "what do i like? >> jimmy: it's like, "what do i feel like getting? i'll just get it for you." >> steve: "a cocktail shaker." >> jimmy: did you go out or anything have a dinner? >> steve: i was in chicago went to second city for work and saw the kids >> jimmy: chicago's awesome. >> steve: delightful went to cocopazo and to gibsons. >>

steve: completely right.weakness and people are laughing in beijing. >> including our enemies. >> absolutely. the problem we have today with a whole woke culture and there is a fourth compliance arm called cancel culture something my husband said his running for u.s. senate right now is that when it comes to the military they are supposed to conform to the culture of the military not the military conform to the cultures of people who join our military. my husband and i are currently on tour here in georgia hitting 159 counties and 30 days. we are talking to real people. they want us to get out of this and on cancel america and be part of our country. right now we see that witness but i want to go back to sleep we need to get back to the basics to make sure we put america first and america is strong and we show up strong on the world stage. that is the biggest issue we are having right now. when you weaken the military and it has nothing to do with the justice warriors we are now in a position they don't want

summer my daughter won a gold medal >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: congratulations. >> steve: add white clawom @trillocarl. he says, "tried tiktok dance, sprained my ankle. [ laughter ] [ applause ] this one is from @reneejordan78 she says, "in-laws visited, thanks noise cancelling headphones." [ applause ] this last one is from @benpack3521 he says, "played hashtags weekly, was never chosen." >> steve: ah! >> jimmy: there you have it. thank you, buddy [ cheers and applause thank you ben pack those are "tonight show hashtags." to check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags we will be right back with michael shannon. come on! it's a good show come on back ♪ mr. clark, your daughter is a very good kisser. when you crave the uncomfortable, try spicy pringles scorchin'. (clicking sound) hear that? ♪ ♪ that's dove's first aluminum-free refillable deodorant our best care for you... for them... for the planet join the refillable revolution if you can choose to be kind to your body with this bar made with almonds, imagine what other kind choices you can make. world peace has fina

steve: wow.e remember them in their prayers lots of people, homes are flooded, no electricity, possibly months and months. steve: and they need the electricity because a lot of the towns are below sea level and they need the electricity for the pumps to get water out. ainsley: we are turning back to the taliban takeover. the family of a young man held hostage by the group is pleading for president biden to make a deal for his freedom. the effort to bring him home, coming up. ere as a part of newday usa, everything that we do is centered around how can we help that veteran? how can we help that veteran family? we'll help anyone we possibly can. we'll get them in that home. we'll help them do a refi. we'll help them to get cash out of their home. whatever it is that's going to help that individual. and if it's not going to help them, we don't do it. [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. people everywhe

steve? steve: thank you, jillian.fine after quitting his job over mask requirements and about concerns regarding critical race theory. josiah was a sixth grade teacher at shawnee missions school district for 11 years in the kansas city area. he said the mask mandate was the final straw and is now pulling his own kids out of the district's schools for home schooling. and he joins us right now from kansas. josiah, good morning to you. >> good morning, how are you doing? >> doing okay. so, are it all started, you had mismichigan government television about the fact that you feel that your school wants you to teach critical race theory anyway, right? >> yeah. not the school but the district itself. i mean, everything is top down as far as how it gets down to me as the teacher. but a couple years ago when the training started, it was kind of inevitable on where they wanted it to go. you know, where you spend your money, that's what you are going to do. they were spending plenty of money on it we knew it was going to be som

steve: right.was at the harmid karzai international airport. you should read it, it's so compelling of the eyewitness accounts so compelling. shows you exactly what is going on there. he talks about how it sounds like he was trying to escort two people of interest on to one of those flights. and so, he gets to the americans and he says okay, they don't have visas, they have applied for them, just put them on the flight. he found out later that they were rejected because they did not have the paperwork and next thing you know, what happens? they send these two people of interest outside the gate. so the people he had risked his life to try to get on a plane, the u.s. government said sorry, not going to be able to do it. he also writes: i have deployed 15 times and this is the worst living and working conditions i have seen for u.s. troops. i'm a little used to this kind of work, unlike the many young marines and other service members who are having to sentence these afghans. they tell somebody, hey,

> steve: that's a long -- >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: i think he has gas problems >> jimmy: yeah, man. [im the devil. >> jimmy: we definitely made sure we recorded the long version of that one. yeah, "smooth taz. finally coming in at the very bottom of the charts - [ laughter ] --that was a good one [ laughter ] quest all most spit his water out again. >> questlove: yes, sorry >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> steve: "smooth taz. [ taz snarling ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can we just hear the "smooth taz" one real quick. [ laughter ] ♪ [ taz snarling ] ♪ [ taz snarling ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: finally, coming in at the very bottom of the chart, there's "back at one" by someone who wasn't good with numbers. [ laughter ] it's the new version of brian mcknight's "back at one" rerecorded by someone who isn't good with numbers. [ light laughter ] let's talk a listen. ♪ ♪ yea one, you're like a dream come tru three, just want to ♪ ♪ be with you two, girl it's plain to see that you're the ♪ ♪ only four, four, eigh and 19 repeat steps three ♪ ♪ through zer four, make you fall ♪ ♪ in love with on if ever i

steve: the u.s.lican-led states that banned or limited mask requirements in schools, including utah, oklahoma, iowa, tennessee, and south carolina, the education secretary is saying "state bans on universe universal indoor masking are putting their children at risk and preventing them from accessing in-person learning equally. it's simply unacceptable that state leaders are putting politics over the health and education of the students." all right for conversation about this , let's bring in fox news contributor civil rights attorney and former history teacher, and he never lets us forget that, leo terrell. leo, good morning to you. >> [laughter] steve, thanks for having me. i couldn't sleep last night. i wanted to talk about this , because of the just outrageous accusation that the secretary of education is making. i want to be very clear, steve. there is no civil rights violation. there's no violation the rehabilitation act or the american disability act. this is a political witch hunt on the feder

steve steve yeah.ire, it's never your fault. we heard from the pentagon on monday saying, hey, we told the president this was going to happen. the state department said, you know, we advised the president this could happen. the intel community says we gave the president all this information. ultimately, it was not an intel failure. it was not a military failure. it was a policy failure. joe biden has made it clear from the get go he was going the go through with this, and he's holding true to it. and as it turns out, it was a gigantic miscalculation. ainsley: let's bring in our next guest, he and his family were supposed to return home to colorado last week but have lost all communication with their airline and the u.s. embassy. thank you for joining us -- steve: in afghanistan. ainsley: i'm hire you're feeling very scared -- sure you're feeling very scared. tell us about your situation. >> hi, everyone. i'm in kabul. i was in the airport, kabul airport 20 minutes ago, so i went to see if i can get in

steve: did something change? apparently night who she is on friday. >> when you are vaccinated, you are protected from severe disease and death. steve: why should vaccinated americans wear masks? to protect the end vaccinated from themselves? they are perfectly capable by getting a shot they don't need everyone else to wear a mask not a pleasure mask mandate for kids and without and the teachers are unions are threatening not to reopen in the fall. you might as well force them to where teefive has to school. there is no justification for vaccinating kids but they are pushing that. so it looks like not one without a serious health condition is died of covid but yet all we get in response to such a legitimate science -based criticism is bleeding. >> a range of agencies will look at what steps they should take to protect their workforce and stabilize. >> we have to make sure people are safe and we are continuing to save lives. masks work. that is the truth. they say lives. steve: but in any case since when has they

steve: yeah.ing to play parts of it we can't play all of it because it is quite explicit. ainsley: profanity. steve: this is iowa resident who does not like the pledge of allegiance in the schools, apparently. >> when did we start teaching white nationalism in school? because that's exactly what the [bleep] you are doing, sir. you have absolutely no right to require something like that. our children aren't proud to be american. what are we proud of? we are proud of our racist history? we're proud of our racist roots? steve: and do you know what carter norman the representative then did? he called her back. ainsley: she hung up on him. steve: she said i said everything i have got to say in the voice mail. ainsley: here he is he was on "fox & friends first." >> there are people willing to die to dom this country. people put their lives on the line to trade places with anybody who has so much hatred for the united states. i watched a group of afghans clinging to the side of a united states military p

anyway >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: trivia just some quick trivia that's all >> steve: go fishays, "call me by your mom's name. oh, hey. >> steve: oh [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: hey. hey. get it go to bed. >> steve: mama >> jimmy: this one's from @facetimepolice. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: they say, "children of the corn chowder. [ laughter ] that's sounds equally frightening. yeah >> steve: very frightening >> jimmy: this one's from @tamika. she says, "batman begins scrapbooking." [ laughter ] "yeah. ah, joker, this is --" >> steve: "wayne industries opened up. >> jimmy: "my friend made this pottery. [ laughter ] "i think you put flowers in it, whatever you can drink out of it, i guess. >> steve: "i'm going to glue some gold cord to this edge of this page, to really highlight the pictures of robin. >> jimmy: "what i do is i save the glitter glue." [ laughter ] "i just make a whole page of glitter glue and then when it dries, i glue pictures on top of that. just makes for a decent background." [ laughter ] this one's from @kryptoniancodex >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: he says, "th

that's how i see it. >> rob, do you agree with what steve said, on the sage page with steve >> i'm on the same page. it is another thing to worry about. it's probably something you shouldn't worry about, to steve's point. the one thing about these markets is the more there is to worry about, the more when you remove those worries, markets can climb those walls of worry so, i do think outside the human tragedy, which is absolutely horrific, that, you know, this is probably something you shouldn't consider as you're making investment decision. >> john, any digression from you? >> well, i, of course, agree that a short-term incident like this definitely hit those algos. we saw immediately, bang, like that, put buying in the indices. you know, that was tyler puts that were purchased on the s&p 500 as well as numerous other short positions established. we fell about 24 points for the s&p. these days, you know, that's, let's call it, 0.50% or so it's not a huge move i'm not going to disagree with rob or steven that this was both horrific and just a knee-jerk reaction not a long-term stop of

steve: okay.a mask mandate in public buildings for anybody over 2. so, that's a win for you, but at the same time, the school district said everybody has got to wear a mask in school through october. now what happens? >> we keep fighting. our voices have been silenced. we have been made out to be the crazy antiscience far right political group and we're parents. we want our voices to be heard. and we want our children health and medical choices be made by the parents. steve: what's the main reason you don't want your child to have to wear a mask in the public building. >> i have seen what it does to our children. we know the virus is just that it's a virus. and we also know the science now that children have less than a .1 percent chance of dying from it and serious complications are very rare. there is more to a child's health and wellness beyond just whether they are physically healthy. it's mentally, it's cognitively. it's socially. and we don't know what the long-term effects are going to be w

>> thank you for having me steve.o to jd vance.com but the reaction is unhinged from the left because to the ideas first we have to support families and crazy ideas we should be profamily in this country but to be profamily you have to raise a family on a good middle-class wage than the left goes crazy accused of being sexist to raise a family on a single wage because you want to kick every single woman out of the workforce it is a weird inability to reckon with the fact that children and families are the future of our civilization. if we don't have that we do have a country anymore we have to fix this problem. steve: a couple of weeks ago you said this. so what are the specific things you word like to see in pursuit of the profamily agenda? >> . >> what the country does is penalizes marriage and successful families through the marriage penalty i propose an alternative policy where we gives credits to those who get married and stay married. in some countries against family more of a voting state if you are family with

steve: thank you.at least seven people shot dead and 34 injured and another violently weekend of gun violence in chicago. at the police department releasing the new figures moments ago. the victims range in age from 17 and a 62. last weekend at 62 people were shot with nine killed. a texas estate committee is set to meet soon to hear public testimony and the moaning reform bill to some of the runway house democrats returned to work last week allowing the house to gain form to resume a discussion on the gop backed bill picked despite the walk out the senate chamber passed the loading major. it must reach the governor's desk by september 5, or lawmakers could face another special session. a world war ii veteran gets a sweet surprise for his 96th birthday. watch this. a texas community gathered for a drive-by celebration of doug morris is a big day. around three dozen cars drove by his front porch to wave hello to he and his family. he said he was surprise of my people showed up and he said he loved every

that's now steve. and steve said, "i'm steve bantu biko."hen locked up together in one cell. the next morning, we started getting an uneasy feeling, and in a convoy of three cars, we sped towards port elizabeth. because there were now more police. and in a convoy of three cars, we sped towards port elizabeth. in port elizabeth was the headquarters of the security police for that region. reporter: the building has been i converted into a block of flats. l steve biko was being walked to his death along this very corridor, a man poised to fill the void left behind after mandela was jailed. we got taken up to the fifth floor and we were manacled, each to a separate window. one of the senior police, a major, came in and said, "now i can confirm that you are officially being detained under section 6 of the terrorism act." that is the act in which you literally disappear. they separated us. i only had a chance to shout steve's name, and that was the last time i saw steve alive. three weeks and three days later, ijust heard a lot of commotion. many,

that's now steve. and steve said, "i am steve bantu biko."were then locked up together in one cell. the next morning we started getting an uneasy feeling because there were now more police and in a convoy of three cars we sped towards port elizabeth. in port elizabeth was the headquarters of the security police for that region. the building has been converted into a block of flats. steve biko was being walked to his death, along this very corridor, a man poised to fill the void left behind after mandela was jailed. we got taken up to the fifth floor and we were manacled, each to a separate window. one of the senior police, a major, came in and said, "now i can confirm that you are officially being detained under section six of the terrorism act." that is the act in which you literally disappear. they separated us, i only had a chance to shout steve's name — and that was the last time i saw steve alive. three weeks and three days later, i had just heard a lot of commotion, many, many people singing protest songs, the cell next to mine was bein