carol swain. dr. oppressed. >> i would agree with that when you look at hanna jones and how she has been elevated by the political left, i think that's the real scandal that she is a, quote, distinguished professor at a universities it's clear she is not held to the same standards as other scholars. lives in alternative universe. she reimagines america, where she reimagines the founding of the nation as having been in 1619. she reimagined the cult of the revolutionary war. she reinterpreted the holocaust. and she is able to do that and i think that's the real scandal, that the progressive left and others are not holding people like her accountable. they have given them a platform and they are harming our nation. todd: time for a wake-up call, dr. swain. you have been in academia for a long time. how pervasive are notions like we just heard from hannah-jones among our kids' professors. >> i can tell you with the political left and black lives matter some of the black progressive faculty members, i mean

carol swain wrote an op-ed. >> i just sat down.rote it, i wrote it as a warning for americans, until that time, i saw them as people of the boong, the book.we had so much in comm. dan: she realized islam is not like other religion in u.s. >> it struck me, islam was different. if we didn't do something different in america it posed a threat to us, i knew the day after the article was published based on the reaction this was different, not like anything else that i had written. i was unprepared for what i experienced. >> it swept across vanderbilt, she seems to have victimized the entire campus. >> a protest, i protest against my bigotry and hatred. that was stunning. i experienced a lots of harassment. the next day, the students were saying, we're afraid of professor swain's followers, and e-mail to students if they were experiencing any stress, if they could -- there was op-ed pieces written, that i had filled campus with terror. i was a fundamentalist person, and i hated muslims and i hated gays and lesbians and i was a threat to

carol swain. good morning to you.re nfl games this coming season? >> i think it unnecessarily politicizes a game that traditionally has brought americans together and that it represents a capitulation of the nfl to the most radical elements in our society. it is divisive. and it has no place in sports. and when you think about sports and football, in particular, that has been an area for blacks where you have have a meritocracy that black players have been very successful and this is something that will drive away supporters and it does nothing, you know, to unite our nation. todd: the commissioner, roger goodell touches on something that you just read. without black players there would be no national football league and the protests around the country are emblematic of the oppression black players coaches fans and staff. we are listening. i'm referencing the first part of goodell's statement and he goes on with that second part. on a net gain loss basis, is this going to keep more fans in the nfl bubble or is it goin

carol swain. carol, thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you.ssion is still at work. we didn't decommission ourselves because of the executive order. >> all right. that's good to know. i do want to get to this as far as the statue, we saw it all last year, statues being ripped down, things being burned, names of schools being changed. they're basically trying to rewrite history here. so what's going to happen for the next generation when the founding fathers are more or less jussie raced from everything and -- just he raced from everything and they don't know what happened, what goes on from there? >> well, if we can as a nation and the narrative that the political left is pushing is one that would not inspire young people to go into the military or to have pride in the nation, and so it's something that is destructive to us. it is that effort to reimagine america as a different country and if we look at what took place last year, lawlessness took place and we saw our government officials not willing to stand up and fight back. and so that is th

the court agreed to reverse swain versus alabama but then the justice wasn't satisfied with that andhe wrote a concurring opinion in which he said i agree with what the court is doing, but the court is not going far enough. it should get rid of preemptory challenges all together. it was that pushing of the envelope that brings a smile to my face and makes me think of that's the justice thurgood marshall that i revere. since you mentioned two sorts of opinions i will mention one other. it's not just one opinion, it's a series. so justice marshall -- justice marshall came to the conclusion that capital punishment is in all circumstances in violation of constitutional standards so he dissented in all capital punishment cases in which somebody was sentenced to death. that stand, too, is a stand that makes me salute him. >> let me ask you to elaborate about that because justice marshall and justice brennan reiterated that dissent, just as you said, in every case that came along. adds opposed to -- an alternative view that once something is settled and you have dissented or reiterated the

carol swain former princeton and vanderbilt professor. are we finally seeing a tipping point where parents take notice and start getting involved? >> i believe so. all across the country, as parents learn more about critical race theory and the forms it takes, i mean, innocent words that we all thought we knew the meaning of have been changed. and so when the left talks about equity, they're not talking about equal opportunity. they have rejected color blindness. they have cancelled america. and we are fortunate now that parents are understanding the destructiveness of the critical race theory agenda that takes away from academic learning. they're becoming more confident about standing up and pushing back. >> laura: well, dr. swain, it's not just dads speaking out, moms are, too. >> yes. >> laura: and there was another parent who spoke out at this event slamming the district over its priorities. >> you all have your way while you were teaching students how to be mindless robots in a box of conformity. it is time for all to relearn and tea

swain, who still coaches at san jose state, says coach ushida's greatest contribution may be the skillsne, respect, how to be a better person in society. >> reporter: ushida's current disciples include colton brown, who made it to the round of 16 in these tokyo games. >> and the relationships that i made there, i still have to this day. >> reporter: at 101, ushida is still the san jose judo team's official coach. the dojo that bears his name, the trophy case, and the who's who of olympians are testimony to his 70 years of dedication, putting san jose state on of th. joe rosado jr., nbc bay area news. >> i thought he was like 70s, 80s. >> yes. >> he's 101. >> crazy. >> i'm going to take his words of wisdom. thank you so much, joe. >>> we've got a flex alert kicking in in about 40 minutes? >> yeah, isolated heat back across the inland east bay. that's where our warmers temperatures are. we're going to continue with that heat through the next couple of hours. let's get into that microclimate forecast and put it out there, it is gross-looking on this livermore camera. we have the heat, we h

joining me from florida is doctor carol swain, former president, vanderbilt professor.are we finally seeing a tipping point where parents take notice and start getting involved? >> i believe so. all across the country as parents learn more about critical race theory and the forms it takes, innocent words we all thought we knew the meaning of have been changed. when the left talks about equity they are not talking about equal opportunity. they have rejected colorblindness. they have councils america and we are fortunate now parents our understanding the destructiveness of the critical race theory agenda that takes away from academic learning, they are becoming more confident about standing up and pushing back. >> it is not just dads speaking out, moms are too and another parent spoke out at this event slamming the district over its priorities. >> you've lost your way. all you're doing is teaching people to be mindless robots. it is time to really learn and teach our children the u.s. constitution, the florida constitution, the bill of rights, the declaration of independe

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also dealing with some briskin fear. swain's, as we head toward southern portions of pakistan. so the risk of sand and dust storms for grouchy pretty well. almost every day this week we've got rain toward the north, impacting the hor and is one of odd in the forecast on tuesday. you know, for turkey, once again, the black sea region getting hammered with some heavy ranger, but across the rest of the country. a nice run of sun it, it stumble over the next several days after africa. and we've been dealing with flooding in sudan about 10000 families we know impacted by the floods. here we see those heavier pulses of rain sudan pushing into chad and a cluster of cells for areas of northern nigeria in the forecast on tuesday. further to the south, we will see some rain move in to the western cape, but you know what, this isn't a whole lot for cape town. really, the bigger story will be the winds on tuesday. so i show you those augustine to about 55 kilometers per hour and keep till we've got you in for a high of 15 degrees on tuesday. that sure weather forecast season. the new gener

in swain versus alabama, the court said that challenges, how a prosecutors use of peremptory challengeswas immune from question in the case, the defense attorneys had wanted to challenge the prosecutors use of the challenge saying that it was -- that they had been raised on race and the court said, well, prairie challenges are just immune from question. if a prosecutors using a challenge for trial related reasons, any reason whatsoever that's okay. well, two things about bats and versus kentucky. first of all, patent versus kentucky was triggered by the justices use of this sense from denial of social rise. so typically, people want to pay any attention to that but the justice issued dissent after dissent after dissent, basically twirler the bar that at least there were a couple of justices, here in particular that was interested in the issue. and secondly, i think to educate and try to persuade his colleagues. and, over the course of the year, he succeeded. he succeeded in persuading other justices to come along with him and he triggered the -- he triggered a reassessment of swimmers i

. >> pete: joining me now vanderbilt university carol swain.he loved his lecture so much that he recorded it and posted it online. is he proud of this. does this surprise you at all? >> well, it's very sad that we have reached such a state that a professor who ebb games in behavior that i would describe as inappropriate and indecent that he is proud of that. no professor or anyone in a position of authority should shame a student. and so he, in a classroom, i believe, of 800 students, he picked on one student and if you actually dissect what he said, i would consider that white supremacist talk because he is assuming that having white skin makes someone superior to racial ethnic minorities. it's in his own words. >> pete: so, exactly, is he making racist statements to justify his political or his ideological perspective. we have been told by many on the left, no, no, no, no, no. we are not teaching critical race theory. that's just something in law school. that's it. it's not anywhere else. is this ultimately what the teaching of critical race

now, la swain here is accusing look, a shank of offering flights to migrants. most people are thought to have flown to bella ruth, from baghdad, or a symbol. well, the number of illegal migrants crossing intellectual pena has spiked in recent weeks in the 1st week of july, 779. a arrived from bill of ruth, that's in comparison to $636.00 migrants from the 1st 6 months of the year, and just $81.00 for the whole of last year. the deal is mostly junior, miss min dunker boot, and that to our knowledge. a large part of these people arrived by a turkish airports and turkish organized flights. we are convinced that turkey has knowledge about the identities that those people identify and people is one of the great challenges that the lithuanian government has. these people have no documents if we cannot determine where they came from and we cannot begin to return them. the information is available to turkey because before boarding, they have to give their passport that visa, the biometric data. in cooperation with turkey, we could quickly determine their identity deman

explore floor and decor in person or online at flooranddecor.com >> swain.y 2000 feet in the air for german tightrope. walkers have set a new world highlighting distance record. the team took 2 full days to set up their line in sweeten their rope or webbing as it is called measured in at a record breaking 1.3 miles long. it was strung up over a valley hovering 1970 feet above the ground. it took hours. and to say the least. a lot of balance. but all 4 men successfully completed the challenge. that's amazing >> being very snow, being extremely clean just reaching the end when i got to tell us that bank of this line. i screamed i don't really know why it's maybe a mix of emotions. >> just look at that. the walkers were fitted with a gps tracking device which recorded their 1.3 mile journey earning them. that new world record. meantime, the search for a 12 foot snake inside a louisiana mall has come to a happy ending. we told you about this yesterday. the yellow burmese python named cara was found in a ceiling space not far from the blue zoo aquarium at the mal

at the moment the government here are trying to stop the valley fast streaming, small river us and swain that basically fault and all this water to stop there, putting it back. so huge time backs everywhere now. but as i can see here, right behind me this, this current is so quick, it's streaming so quickly. that is very difficult to stop all the to watch us that have been that people been stuck in there and their houses couldn't be rescued until everything was flooded. on the 1st floor, people also have been killed when they were trying to save other people. someone actually jumped in the water and died in belgium. so there are really casualties here of this serious flap. okay. steadfast and that lives rose in vulcan board. thank you very much, aiden deeds, who prominent don't crime reports or peter r devries has died. so after being shows and what his family's sense was a targeted attack. earlier this month, he was 64 years old. local media reports the reese was shot 5 times. was hit in the head as he was walking on the streets in amsterdam. 3 men were arrested in connection with the a

everywhere. dozens of streets were completely under water, many calling it the flood of the century. object swain tons. we just tossed around by raging waters residence described how it rained without respite the night before, had just needed. i could never have imagined it. i've never seen so much water that we've been here for 34 years. we've seen fighting before, but this is a catastrophe. had a full for the been thought. it was just so far because he tried to clear something up or move something and it was already too late to tune that spread. rescue crews had difficulty reaching many areas. bridges are blocked by debris or completely destroyed. the rhine and platinum state pay me areas promising financial support for those hardest hit the i'm hyper can the day to government has agreed to supply 50000000 euros in emergency aid for life that will mostly be spent on rebuilding infrastructure in class in the morning in some areas of run and classmate people stranded in their homes had to wait hours to be rescued. emergency crews evacuated many residential areas, and even hospitals had to be clea

they were retreating from the telephone, who's been taking lard. swain territory across northern afghanistan. civilians have also been fleeing to cust. according to the u. n. more than a 1000 are arriving in the capital. sean bay, every month, the escalating security situation has seen russia legend before with those pressures, obligations under the collective security treaty of fully in effect. and we will do everything we can using all the capabilities of the russian military, based on the afghan border to prevent any aggressive samples and gains and our allies. so you will indeed for a lima from the academy of sciences. believes just on the best strategy for dealing with the escalating situation lies and cooperation with its allies. if a situation is quite serious, given the geographic location of the resources they have, the 20000 reservists who are mobilized under the president's degree are actually not that many as the border is 1400 kilometers long. so the number is small. but anyway, it's one of the 1st major steps by the government, which means the situation is serious. but there is

alone. scientists are pointing the finger at climate change feeling a mega drought that has turn swain's of the u. s. into a tinderbox. oregon like fire is the largest of nearly 60 active wildfires, currently burning across the western united states. the extent of the blaze can be seen best from above. it now covers an area larger than that of new york city, forcing residence in its path to evacuate their homes. this is my 1st wildfire, and i will tell you a scary. it's not to make you cry age enough to make 6 or stomach because you don't know if you're going to be the one that loses her house. or you sit there and watch your neighbor lose their house and there's nothing you can do about it. many have had to take refuge in shelters like this, while the fires have been found, find extreme heat wave, with temperatures reaching 47 degrees celsius, the heat alone has proven deadly. at least 50 full people have died from hot weather in oregon alone. over the last few weeks, the age range is from $4897.00 with an average age of 70. so that affirms what we know, which is that whole to older ind

hour of "fox and friends first," indiana's attorney general, rachel campos stuff he and doctor carol swains. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join the fight at alz.org/walk carley: it is july 16th. president biden calling out communism but aoc and black lives matter have a different take. how the far left is blaming cuban suffering on america. todd: flagging facebook post, the white house admits teaming up with big tech to center social media. problematic posts the biden administration is policing and could the lab leak theory be one of them? carley: the major cities going back to masks. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ never going to let you down ♪♪ never going to run around and hurt you ♪♪ never going to make you cry ♪♪ say goodbye ♪♪ todd: every now and again -- carley: you click on a website and the song randomly plays was wise anything? todd: so many times you can play apples and bananas and -- carley: and mix it up. todd: yo

swain, they say it's an error, is it really an error? put that link on page 9. this is a guide book to reopening our schools. reopening because of covid. page 9 you click on it and it directs to you this website. >> tell, if it's an error, it's one of many that the biden administration has made. ever since they won, it has aligned itself with radical groups. it has pushed critical race theory and when i believe is happening odemocrats are realizing this is a losing issue for them. many lawyers in washington. in fact, most of the leaders, at least about 40% of congress, their lawyers, they should know that critical race theory is racism. it runs counter to our civil rights laws. the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment and how we treat each other as americans. steve: right. >> in america, we do not bully and shame people because of the color of their skin. white people are protected by civil rights laws. just like any other race. steve: well, and we were talking, did swain, yesterday about this particular group with lawrence jone

dennis desousa, conservative opera, filmmaker, host of the dennis desousa podcast and doctor carol swainwant to start with you. we are all for inclusion and making every citizen a part of this ongoing american experiment. but talk to me about the habit of dividing people along racial, sexual and religious lines and what that does to our unity particularly now. >> i can tell you i find it deeply offensive and i believe that it is destroying our nation and it is weakening our nation before the world. the only people who benefit from what has taken place our our foreign enemies and the american people are rejecting this, the democratic party, everything they seem to do seems to be about turned down america instead of building it up and they are bringing the american people together because across political lines i believe we've had enough. >> put your political head on, what do you make of biden trying to commandeer july 4th as a vaccine victory event? >> for biden he is in a bit of a trap because there is a part of him that would want to affirm july 4th in traditional patriotic terms but h

carl swain, former princeton and vanderbilt professor. carol, i want to start with you.are all for good inclusion and making every citizen a part of this ongoing american experiment. but talk to me about the habit of dividing people along racial,, and religious lines. and what that does to our unity, particularly now? >> i can tell you that i find it deeply offensive and i believe that it is destroying our nation and it is weakening our nation before the world. the only people who benefit from what is taken place are our foreign enemies. and i think that the american people are rejecting this. everything they seem to do seems to be about turning down america instead of building it up. they are bringing the american people together, because across political lines i believe that we've had enough. >> raymond: a very quick question, what your political hat on me for briefly, what do you make of biden trying to commandeer july 4th as a vaccine victory event? >> well, i think that for biden he is in a bit of a trap. i think there is a part of him that would want to affirm -- b

carol swain all live in the next hour. don't go anywhere. >> it is monday, july 5th.ially collapsed condo building in florida has been he demolished overnight as the state brace force a tropical storm. now rescue crews are standing by, ready to search for more than 120 people still missing. we're live in florida. >>> and independence from covid-19, the president celebrating success against the deadly virus, except he fell short of his vaccination goal and dr. fauci still wants vaccinated americans to wear a mask. >> and joey chestnut does it again. the champion eater beating his own world record at the nathan's hot dog eating contest. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ make me w

swain, we have got to leave there thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate your insight. >> thank you. carley: with that "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> president biden finally condemning communism. >> communism is a failed system. >> aoc and blm do not agree. >> the actual u.s. contribution to the suffering. >> we are flagging problematic posts for facebook. >> that kind of information is scary stuff and really is censorship. >> largest county in the country reinstating the mask mandate no matter your vaccination status. >> now, federal guidance is the exact opposite. >> if they're vaccinated and not wearing a mask, they are safe. >> in addition to the star-spangled banner they're saying they will reportedly play the so-called black national anthem before each game. >> the new ad campaign calling out coca-cola for caring more about woke politics than the consumer. ♪ at coke ♪ we say we are woke ♪ we sell drinks ♪ ♪ steve: tgif thank goodness it's friday on fox. you are listening to crowder singing good god almighty it is friday in the

carol swain, we appreciate your time as always. insightful topics. we appreciate you getting up with us. carley: dr. swap, appreciate it two hours gone just like that and "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ todd: today the nation's top covid advisers will testify on capitol hill about mask mandates. >> this, as the american academy of pediatrics calling for kids to mask up. >> there is not a shred of medical evidence to support that. >> stocks plunging. stocks moving down more than 700 points. >> market selloff the likes of which we have not seen this year. >> a sixth texas democrat allegedly testifying positive for covid-19. >> do officials here wish those democrats would have been more careful. >> i don't think i'm going to be in a position here to assess what safety precautions they may or may not have taken. >> massive migrant surge through a check point. >> one of the biggest groups i have ever seen. >> world knows the border is open. >> jeff bezos scheduled to fly into space on board his aircraft. >> i feel good about it and i think my fellow