steve king spoke at the event, but so did republican paul gosar of arizona. he gave the keynote at the conference hosted by the white homeland guy. now it appears that wasn't a fluke, according to this ip viation that went out, paul gosar is doing some kind of fundraiser on friday with the "turn america into a white homeland" guy. the event claims to be authorized by paul gosar's campaign. it has a link to donate to the campaign, even though the link has a typo, so paul gosar will not get any money if you go to the link. he also appeared to defend it via a tweet. not sure why anybody's freaking out. that said, when asked today, paul gosar told reporters, i have no idea what's going on. there's no fundraiser scheduled for friday. it's a weird response when asked whether or not you're holding a fundraiser with a white nationalist. not like, i'm not a white nationalist, why are you associating me with these people? instead he goes, i don't see anything on my calendar. does that mean it's not on the calendar for friday? does that mean it's a different day? paul g

steve king spoke at that event, yes. the white homeland event.paul ghosts are. he gave the keynote hosted by the white homeland. guide now, it appears like that wasn't a fluke. according to this invitation that went out on a right wing social media channel, paul closer to in some kind of fund-raiser on friday with the turn america into a white homeland guy. the event claims to be from paul go sars campaign, it's got a link to beth paul gosar will not get any money if you go to that. link the congressman event via tweet, not sure why anybody is freaking out. that said, when asked about it today, congress and go so told people i have no idea what's going. i know fund-raiser scheduled for friday. it's a weird response whether your whole thing or fund-raiser where the white nationalist. not like, i wouldn't hold the fund-raiser for a white nationalist? i'm not a white nationalist, why would you associate me with. that actually i don't see anything like that on my calendar. does that mean is not on his calendar for friday? does that mean it's schedule

. >>> in 2003, a republican from iowa named steve king started serving in congress. was never in leadership. he never did much in congress, but he became very famous in congress for not good reasons. steve king became a famous member of the congress because of how frequently he earned negative headlines for his increasingly blatant flirtations with really out there stuff on race. and white nationalism. and i mean that specifically. steve king would opine about birth rates and certain populations not having enough babies. and birth control turning america into a, vote, dying civilization, because, according to steve king, white people have contributed more to civilization than anybody else. where do these contributions groups and categories of people you are talking, where did any other subgroup of people contribute more to civilization? okay. and something like transition to democratic demographic transformation must end. how did that become offensive, yes, how did white supremacy become offensive? yeah, when did that happen? seriously are the republican party in the

. >> the republicans should be treating her the same way they treated congressman steve king.ng made racist remarks about immigrants from central america, he was stripped of all of his committees by the republican caucus. the idea you have a woman on the house foreign affairs committee who said israel hypnotizes the world, who supports the bds movement, who says support for israel is about the benjamins and members of congress who support israel show loyalty to a foreign policy, who compares israel to the soviet union and nazi germany, that she has a role in setting u.s. policy towards israel, it's shocking. they need to police their movement. chris: thank you, panel. see you next sunday. up next, our power player of the week. the one-time olympic golden girl whose long fight for women athletes now has her confronting the controversy over trans women in sports. chris: this year alone, eight states have banned trans girls from competing in girls high school sports. our power player of the week is a long-time advocate for women athletes who marched into this debate in search of

. >> steve: this week burger king entered the fast food chicken sandwich wars. >> jimmy: yeah >> steveer, or "c" hungry jack's hold up your cupcakes when you have an answer >> jimmy: what is burger king called in australia? >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: king's dinner. >> steve: go for it. >> yeah -- that's -- that's -- i say so, too. i think so >> steve: ready? one. ready, tell me when you're ready to bite your cupcake >> are you ready, jimmy? which one -- i took b. okay [ laughter ] ♪e >> steve: it's tomato sauce! it's tomato sauce! [ laughter ] the answer was "c," hungry jack's so close [ laughter ] so close hungry jack's oh my gosh oh, you hear that sound? [ air horn ] >> are you making -- you're going to make me hate cake forever. >> jimmy: sofia, i am so sorry i did the same thing with you. >> steve: ready? all right, this is the last question >> jimmy: here we go this one is worth one billion points >> a billion dollars >> steve: a billion points [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dollars. >> colombian pesos [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, here we go >> steve: are you ready? are you guys ready

meanwhile people like they will say steve king cannot serve on house committees but they'll say marjoriese committees. if you want to go there, that's where your standard is how the heck does ilhan omar per i am with maxine waters and al green and to leave in aoc and others on financial services. and i am with omar on foreign affairs. i'm saddened about this moment we are in right now. but it also encourages long as all of your viewers are doubling down and tripling down to the passion, principles and beliefs to do something about it, we can correct this, we have to for the sake of our great country. mark: very well senator, it's amazing joe biden is deciding he has to be the civil rights president. the greatest civil rights issue of our time is nothing to do with what is talking about, critical race theory. that is a racist anti- american marxist theory. now, right in front of his face he sees what has been taking place in this country. he wanted to be the clan of neo-nazis. and as i have said 1000 times before, crush them. who is stopping you? go get them, get them, crush them. what's

people say, steve king can't serve on any house committees.n house committees. if you want to go there, that is where your standard is, how the heck does ilhan omar appoint and stay on the house foreign affair committees. i'm on two committees in the house, rin affairs, i'm with omar on foreign affairs. i'm saddened about this moment we're in right now but i'mless encouraged that as long as all of your viewers are doubling down and tripling down for their passion and principles and beliefs to do something about it, we can correct this november 8, 2022. we have to for sake of our great country. mark: very well-said. it is amazing that joe biden decided he wants to be the civil rights president and greatest civil rights issue of our time has nothing to do with what he is talking about, critical race theory. that is a racist, anti-american, marxist theory. no. right in front of his face he sees what has been taking place in this country. he wants it to be the klan and neo-nazis. as i said 1000 times before, crush them. who is stopping you. go get

kevin mccarthy did remove a member from committee amid hot, bad, racist remarks from steve king in iowa. republicans have accountability, where are the democrats? they are silent in allowing anti-semitic to run rampant in the halls of congress. >> emily: gillian, such a good point and you chime the in last hour with marc thiessen, gop removed for comments made prior to election. this against the backdrop, if you can have a president, according to democratic party, responsible for anti-asian attacks, why can't you point to nexus between a sitting congresswoman and historic spike in anti-semitic attacks we've seen across the country? >> gillian: as with all things, emily, broader context is really important here. got to remind folks, this country just lived through one of the worst anti-semitic moments we've seen in decades. hard to live through that and decouple these events from the comments made by the congresswoman. however, i want to say here, as jewish american myself, we do have to be careful about equating criticism of the israeli government and israel politics and israeli state f

you don't think there is a difference between going after marjorie taylor greene's committees or steve king'she house foreign relations committee? >> harold: well, she -- to my understanding, she clarified those comments and i don't know where marjorie taylor greene her clarification, i think was very, very different. bret, here's my point, we are going to disagree with people. we should have these substantive conversations. i would say to the congresswoman and some of her supporters who thought that the criticism she received, congresswoman omar, the criticism she received was unfair, maybe racist or islamophobic. we should welcome that and welcome that. >> ben: i think there is significant difference here especially in the context of what is going on in the country. we see an an absolutely virulent and disturbing rise in anti-semitic hate crimes across this country that should concern all of us. the fact that the congresswoman continues to engage in this kind of behavior and this kind of speech is very disturbing. and the fact that the -- that she continues to get support from fellow member

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king stood. thanks to steve williams, who's carried on dr. meyers' work, and my staff, for dr. gilchrist, who has worked closely with him. thank you, dr. meyers, and may you rest in peace. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentleman from kansas, mr. mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize kansas farmers for their long hours during this year's wheat harvest and for their work to produce food for people all over the world. with more than 15,000 farms across the state and five million acres of wheat in the big first district alone, kansas leads the nation in wheat production, is the largest exporter of hard wheat. they export that wheat to more than 100 countries around the world and some ends up abroad under the u.s. food assistance programs like food for peace. in fact, it was the kansas farm bureau what began sending surplus grain to those in need around the world, continuing u.s. leadership in addressing world hunger. as i reflect on my own time on our own farm, it's more than harvesting the crop. fo

steve: the circumstantial of life as they sing about elton john does. ainsley: the lion king. eve: exactly right. can you tell we have small children. brian: they grew up. steve: president biden will meet with nato leaders in brussels ahead of his highly anticipated sit down on wednesday with vladimir putin. it's latest overseas stop after wrapping up the g-7 summit where world leaders called on china to cooperate in figuring out how code started. benjamin hall is live in the beautiful city of brussels and he joins us with more where i believe it's afternoon there. >> it has just gone afternoon. to the rest of you good morning. no doubt that the relationship between the u.s. and nato is going to be different under president biden than it was president trump. president trump pushed the organization inincredibly hard pushed the rest of the countries to push 2% on military spending and brought in $130 billion. he has declared his unwavering commitment to nato. on the agenda today will be the withdraw of transports from afghanistan. it's no secret that other nato members wanted to

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. >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah, for instance, let me show you, sentator john hoeven, sent senator angus kingwhen we were both pan am pilots in 1988 [ cheers and applause >> steve: he's paying back an old debt >> jimmy: he's paying back an old debt yeah >> steve: yeah yeah, by using a modern -- >> jimmy: and then next up - >> steve: what >> jimmy: senator mark kelly sent senator rand paul $15 for borrowing one of his poodle toupees. [ slidewhistle ] [ cheers and applause next up, senator james lankford sent senator ron wyden $60 for matching t-shirts that say, "we hate the sun." [ laughter ] >> steve: oh wow >> jimmy: here's another one here, senator gary peters sent congressman don young $3 for unlocking my iphone with your face [ laughter ] isn't that unbelievable? >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can you imagine that >> steve: no, it's crazy >> jimmy: next up, senator joe -- >> steve: charge him $3 for that >> jimmy: he charged $3. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: just to see if he could do it. >> jimmy: hey, you can do it >> jimmy: hey, can you unlock - >> steve: you think it was like, i'll

steve: we have come full circle. soon on the move again after huddling with the king and prime minister of belgium in brussels.ey: any minute he will head to the eu council to attend the summit. brian: i don't know if the belgium king has ever been in the huddle. i think i understand the meaning. turn to benjamin hall live in brussels. benjamin, what can you tell us that's interesting? >> well, good morning, brian, steve, and ainsley. look, there is a lot going on today. it's all interesting. of particular interest was a press conference last night. the first press conference that president biden has given since staffing his foreign trip. he called on four reporters. our own peter doocy was not among them. he was asked predominantly about that all-important meeting tomorrow with vladimir putin. here's what he said. >> he is bright. he's tough. and i have found that he is a, as they say, when i used to play ball a worthy adversary. >> however, he also then finished off with a frankly stinging rebuke of the republican party and the state of politics back home. with many people questioning if this is really the t

king, oscar grant, eric garner, michael brown, freddie gray, sandra bland, flandreau castillo, laquan mcdonald, stÉphane clark, deanna jefferson, breonna taylor and now daunte wright and adam toledo. this has to steve our generation is to put a end to jim crow and centuries of trauma and finally put a end to racism. >> that is a lot about goal, that is what we all want, but they cling to the big lie and want to reprogram all of america to believe justice isn't served when just one individual pays for criminal wrongdoing. for them, punishment has to be wide reaching and never-ending. >> one down, many many more to go. >> a cultural makeup call but i'm not happy. i'm not please, i don't have any sense of satisfaction. i don't think this is a good thing. >> this verdict is not justice. frankly i don't even think we call it full accountability. laura: the left is always commit to use this case and any instance of white cops having that interactions with black americans to reinforce the same big lie that america is systemically racist, a country where black people are targeted and in constant danger, they can never get ahead. so that line, what does it do, drives us apart and sends so many americans to

baier did tell me yesterday senator warner, senator tester and senator angus king aren't on board with voting rights act. stevean: he likes you too. steve: i only talk to his wife his wife gave me a recipe for chicken and art choke. brian: not going to help with the talking point but it's. steve: democrats realize they have to do something right away because the writing is on the wall. with stuff like this going on where liberal democrats blow up the filibuster and change society they are going to lose midterms. and everybody knows that who has a brain. ainsley: are you all hearing that joe manchin definitely will stick to his guns? yesterday i heard some people they were worried that he was going to flip flop because he usually does vote with the democrats. steve: in 2017 and i got sidetracked when we were talking about bret baier's wife. in 2017. brian: you were talking about bret baier's wife. steve: i was. a bipartisan group of senators sent a note and supported the filibuster. 33 of them were democrats. 33 democrats supported the filibuster in 201 including joe manchin. it's not like all those senators ca

staff steve instead, rachel and pete, how about you split the coming up menu of who is going to be on your show this weekend? rachel, you first. rachel: we have alveda kinginterviewing her. pete: joni ernst and will, who is the athlete we have this weekend? will: look at that he gave me the third and didn't have to. you said only those two. the two will be brett favre, pete. steve: the reason i said that because pete keeps a clock and he times everybody's segment and you had slightly more time. pete: that's why they there are fights in the green many radio. brian: will, would you tell us something personal? will: brian, so i had this dream last night. [laughter] brian: that's it. [laughter] pete: all right, we will all be watching. steve: rachel is the brand new co-host of "fox & friends." ainsley: she worked really hard to get there congratulations. 6:40 on the east coast. still ahead, lawrence jones eating breakfast with our friends at the leesburg, diner in virginia if you want to go say hi, as parents are fighting back against critical race theory. lawrence? lawrence: hey, guys. i'm still here at the diner. got biscuits and gravy, chicken and waffles

king. that's the only way to get the message through here pull your kids out and follow this teacher's lead in saying this is wrong because this isn't preparing our children for real life, steveings of the u.s. versus the rest of the world. we are currently not even in the top ten in science. imagine that, america, one of the most advanced country in the world we can't be in the top ten in science. we are 30th in math because we are obsessing on these sort of topics instead of the basic blocking and tackling that prepare kids for the real life. steve: new jersey has some of the finest schools in america. your kids go to the same school that all of my kids went to. so, you know, you could say $52,000 a year. meanwhile, we did reach out to dwight englewood school for a statement have not heard back from them. let's talk about woke culture. cr. >> it is being pushed but also, there was an article this week in the guardian and it said headline was deeper roots. start with america's apple pie. apple pie is now bad. the writer goes on to say in the drama of nationalist culture the bloody and international origins of apple pie are subject to a collective amnesia. in the imagining of