tammy: it was a problem.'m biracial, and a lot of biracial folks will understand what i'm talking about when they read the book. but i did not fit in in southeast asia because i was half white. in asia i was in his half white but when i come to the u.s. unseen is more asian. -- i am seen as more asian. it is an asian experience, you will always considered as an other, you see that with the api experience today -- aapi experience today. my cousins would call me names and all sorts of stuff, there was a common experience post vietnam and southeast asia. david: your father had a hard time finding a job so you had to live on food stamps and you had to get a job for yourself, and you were selling roses on the street and of the things like that in hawaii, is that right? tammy: yes, we ended up on food stamps, thank goodness for the school lunch and school breakfast subsidized meal program is otherwise we would not have eaten many days and at a certain point in time, out of desperation at 16, even though my dad forb

. >> tammy: good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime," i'm tammy bruce. and tonight, joe biden and the democrats, they are lost. they are in retreat. all while spinning in a million different directions in what can only be described as a complete and total disarray and desperation. it is clear they are now the party of the forever pandemic. even floating more lockdowns all while our borders romaine wide open and city streets are becoming less safe by the day. for some inexplicable reason, they decided that threatening you is the way to get you to take the vaccine or maybe not. maybe this is simply the excuse to fundamentally transform america. because, after all. pandemic theater, fear-mongering and riots won them the white house. so what's the saying fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. after a year of complying and then through leaked emails, investigative reports. constant and public flip flop cd monovalent single behinded machine deciding to not let a good crisis go to waste. we have indicted the biden administration and its co-cons

in court, tammy took it stoically.f the verdict came guilty i would go away. >> the elvis is got the verdict that they wanted but it wasn't going to bring heather back. >> it didn't change anything. it didn't change the big picture, it didn't change the little picture. >> you expected to feel good. to be a victory, but it doesn't feel like that at all. >> heather sister morgan looked across to the moorers, the only thing i saw was another family being torn apart. >> those children sitting behind their mom? >> yeah. i have lived firsthand a family getting torn apart. and i wouldn't wish that on anybody. >> tammy moorers was sentenced to 30 years, she is appealing her husband sydney was jailed in 2017 convicted of objection. -- the state wasn't done with any more, in september 2019 prosecuted and recharge him on his kidnapping charges. this time he was convicted and like tammy, received a 30-year term. as for debbie and terry, they're in the same place they've been since the day their daughter went missing, living with t

hey, tammy. >> tammy: hey, bret. thank you very much, sir and good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce. and tonight we put the biden agenda on trial and indict it for its far left failures, it's never ending stream of inkey heernt unintelligible rambling and disconnect from reality. as it turns out when a dumpster is on fire for six months and burns brighter than ever and smells pretty bad, too. in other words, it can't be ignored. the american people are taking notice more than ever before. because, with no center of gravity in the white house, no strong leadership and frankly mounting questions about the stamina and mental acuity of joe biden, competence in the future is plummeting as a new abc ipso poll has found optimism in the countries that cratered nearly 20 points since may among democrats and republicans and a stunning 26% among independents. and that's not all. biden is now under water with independents on crime, gun violence and immigration. add to that the spike in t

good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ note. >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce.nd tonight it's washington vs. the rest of us. covid confusion and gaslighting, political theater, and more relentless attacks on the dignity of everyday americans, or as they call it in the district of columbia, thursday. because, as we have all been focused on the failures of the cdc and the latest round of pandemic theater over at the u.s. capitol yesterday 17 republican senators sided with the democrats voting to move forward on a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package, a bill by the way that hasn't even been written. a bill that doesn't even exist for now. believe me, we'll have more on that later. starting off with the show with representative devin nunes. now, on every issue in every part of our lives it's washington vs. the rest of us. over in the house this week nancy pelosi's sham january 6th hearing was used not to find practical solutions to protect the capitol in the future but to suggest that half of america are a bunch of domestic terrorists all while avoiding any talk of

tammy bruce is up next. hey, tammy. >> tammy: hi there, bret. appreciate it. welcome to "fox news primetime." i'm tammy bruce. ♪ ♪ >> tammy: and tonight, we broaden our indictment of the biden agenda and expose institutional corruption across seemingly every corner of our government. our justice system and, of course, the tin foil hat media smear merchants on hit on all of it, including exclusive reaction with senator john kennedy. it's all come up. make no mistake, the corruption seemingly in every agency and throughout the swamp leads to breakdowns in society itself. manifesting in surging unrelenting crime. malaise, hopelessness, and even anger. tonight we expose the growing rot inside the fbi. remember the fbi? remember that once esteemed law enforcement institution that tried to tell us that justice was blind and that justice would seek the truth and treat everyone equal under the law? yeah, whatever version of that fbi that may have once existed it exists no more. and has been replaced with a cabal of entrenched washington operatives committed to carryin

good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪. >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce. tonight, the destructive democrat agenda is fail in every corner of the country, failing on the facts, failing on the results and, most of all, failing us, the american people. the biden administration and its pals are desperate to jam through a reckless agenda, a devastating socialist agenda which even they know no one wants. so it's clear they decided recently a flu playbook is required to exploit the fear of the last year. creating out of a whole cloth a new debill dating pandemic state all the better to control and demoralize and ultimately to disappear you into a soul stealing day by day existence. distracting you with all the monsters you are told lurk around the corner waiting just for you. they believe repeating and shouting the word science will disguise their ignoring actual science while forcing us to accept their arbitrary masking rules. farcical and insulting hysteria. hogan gidley and mollie hemingway join us tonight to unpack the dangerous idiotic hot mess that is the b

i'm tammy bruce in for sean hannity.ight with july 4th around the corner, millions of americans are gearing up to celebrate the greatest country on planet earth. but hold onto your seats, because the biden administration has a major announcement. according to the white house, the price of a july 4th cookout has decreased by an incredible $0.16. forget about the 50% increase in gas prices, or the 4% rise in housing, or the 21% surgeon used cars, or the 124% increase in lumber. thanks to joe biden, you just saved $0.16 on your cookout, unless you are having hot dogs. the price of a hot dog is now a 10-year high. but jen psaki never lets the truth get in the way of a good narrative. take a look. >> reporter: the official white house account we did yesterday, the cost of a fourth of july cookout is down $0.16 from last year? $0.16? >> there has been a reduction in some of the costs of key components of the fourth of july barbecue, that is what the tweet was noting. >> reporter: does the white house think that $0.16 off a bar

tammy. good to have you. i news in the morning give me an evaluation of where this search for andrew is that basically don cole, with as far as the campus police are concerned. and we're, we're not going to stop working for a living l and b, it's a living hell. and so why is the funds that are other so it's really a bad time a year and now he's gone to how do you feel that the state college of science has been in dealing with this situation? to me, it seems like they're not doing anything. andrea case just made me feel frustrated, but once you start hearing that other stations are having just as much difficulty getting basic answers, you realize there's something more going on. people were just trying to come up with theories and i think that's natural when you don't have a lot of answers, you want to find something me i would say probably after the 2nd week started having some notes about how tall it is and on be in take care of their investigative skills, were pretty limited as science whe

>> tammy: yes. >> pete: love it. >> tammy: there you do. >> pete: power of television. woo it surprise you at all if the white house and the bureaucracy in washington says okay we are going to administer the covid vaccine and use trusted messengers, they would immediately enlist left wing organizations to go door to door and there is no way they are doing this for free, tammy, what are they doing? tammy tammy forgive me since i didn't hear tommy's answer it may be somewhat repetitive this may be amounts i don't massive amounts of money to leftist community organizers. this is a page out of barack obama's playbook. this is exactly what they are doing. your tax dollars moving to these entities. this is the 2022 and 2024 campaign. once again, exploiting a health issue. exploiting the population, and, frankly, they think that we would rather not have federal workers do this. the fact that they are using local individuals is even more intimidating who then will knock on your door, be staying in that community, and especially in that paper you receive, that insider informatio

tammy's not available right now. sean?lifornia is a very different thing than running in the state where you're from. >> it is. you have much more liberal voters and politics. in wisconsin, we're a purple state with a conservative base. but again, as charlie pointed out, very conservative on a lot of these issues that i think will resonate with a lot of voters. but they do want consistency, and you can't split the baby and say when you you're older, you get one standard, and when you're younger, you get a different standard. that just doesn't pass the smell test. again, if you're more authentic and truthful, you're going to be better off. they can forgive you for not agreeing with you on everything and still vote for you. >> and, charlie, mine, you kind of brought9 this up -- i mean, you kind of brought this up a little bit. as caitlyn jenner's running, this isn't just going to be the issue for her, especially in this races in california. this race in california. >> no, i think you're exactly right, alicia. and when you lo

. >> tammy: is my delivery part of the 60 seconds. >> rachel: i guess so. >> tammy: olympians may be out of a job soon because running roberts are coming to take their spot. oregon state researchers developed a running robot and when put to the test it was able to deliver 5 k run in 53 minutes. is that what we should aspire to robotics professors who put this together says it's going to make

tammys hill did die at the irish grand national.t procedures and don't know what happened next. but tammys hill's microchip has turned up in the neck of this horse — an imposter. was it to cover up that the horse had been given bute? the fsa vet discovered the horse had two microchips — 0ne belonging to tammys hill and one to another horse. it was stopped from being sold for food. but this wasn't the only time a horse turned up at drury�*s with bogus paperwork. we've obtained these confidential documents and in here, there is evidence that over 20 days, there were at least a0 attempts to get horse meat into the human food chain with dubious documentation. these attempts were all spotted by the fsa vet. the abattoir says "horses that are not compliant with current regulations are rejected and do not enter the human food chain". but it's critical of the passport system, and says it "does not support the production of safe meat". the fsa says, together with government, it's working with the industry to review the equine passport system

tammy wiggs was very much like me. she was green and a new trade.he had just graduated and was on one of her first days of work on the new york stock exchange. karen was already a bigwig on the floor. they ended up evacuating the stock exchange together, because the stock market closed, which is a very rare thing to have happened. they ended up on the street together and tammy was new to the city and really did not understand the geography and when someone said we will just walk north, she was afraid of being near the empire state building, because she thought it would also be a target. that sort of brings to mind the fact that, we did not know at that time if this was the beginning or the end of the attack. so she decided to go with karen and karen said come with me, and tammy describes being like a little puppy dog, she just followed her because she had confidence and was like, this is what we were going to do. karen lived in new jersey. what tammy did not realize is that by following karen she was washing -- she was walking straight towards the d

so now following up from tammy to the economic or show to be inflicted that this cannot be stopped. >absolutely. look at the administration i don't see any good decisions relating to the economy. and those as a regular person so i'm not an economist so i like to break it down into layman's terms to understand what is happening you have the administration to control the base by handing out checks to people and increasing unemployment that you go home and don't go to work but now small businesses are looking and when they cannot find employees have to close down locations and businesses that means they are reducing opportunity and people want to go back to work there's not enough opportunity so now that causes the same people to depend on the government now an increase which then overwhelms the government and then that is an economic collapse of the economy and that is that concern of mine so there is a big picture taking place with that shortsightedness. i don't know what the outcome will be as it relates to this but it is not good we cannot keep spending money we do not have. steve: a

this fall he stars in two new films: "the eyes of tammy faye" and "tick tick boom!"pplause ) >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> crazy. so nice to see you, jon. congratulations. i'm just so, like, my art soul brother. i'm just, like, thank you for everything you've done this year. hello! ( cheers and applause ) and a peabody! >> stephen: and a peabody. nine years ago, you made your broadway debut in "death of a salesman." >> yes. >> stephen: with the great mike nichols right here. there you are. ( applause ) i'm only a little jealous to spend a little time with the man. he once said you had enormous emotional equipment. ( laughter ) i'm assuming that's not a euphemism. >> is that like an overcompensation? >> stephen: how would you describe him? because, again -- >> enormous equipment, generally. >> stephen: i would have loved to have known or worked with him. he's certainly a hero. >> yeah, and a hero to me. always was a hero to me artistically. there's a story that comes to mind that is very indicative of this. on broadway, usually luminaires of theater will go ba

tammy bruce host of get tammy bruce on fox nation joins me now. my first question about this is if they are working -- you heard jen psaki say if they are working together with platforms, does that mean that they are giving directives to platforms? i want to know the relationship there. >> that's exactly what she said, that they have senior staff, maybe sometimes the surgeon general's office, the covid group there in the white house, but it is all partisan politicians. that's why they are working with the biden white house and saying specifically regular contact, telling them what posts are problematic and expecting them to be removed. this is more than just first amendment, harris, i have to say. to have corporate america work with the government, that is the core of fascism. the only way fascism can work is when you have a corporate bolster and they are in the pool with you in order to make that kind of control functional. so this moves us into quite an authoritarian framework where it is also messaged casually if you noticed. like it is totally

>> tammy. >> it's a great honor. >> tammy, great to meet you, nice to see you. >> eric meyers. >> nicemeet you. >> good to see you, nice to meet you. so tell me what you're doing, i'm supposed to stand here, got to find the blue x. [laughter] >> so, go ahead, please. >> i work in supply chain, mr. president, and it's been a tough year for us here with microchips and some of the challenges we faced and we've had to close our plant for one shift weeks this year, and lost some of our labor and support for our teams to work. so we're hoping for support with you-- >> you've got it we're making billion dollar, $50 billion investment in microchips and we're going to make them here in the united states. >> in america where we can get access. >> that's what we're doing. >> thank you. >> those important. well, thank you. >> how long have you been here, big guy? >> 10 years, a little over 10 years. >> he's a third generation mcmahon. your grandfather and-- >> my grandfather worked here almost 50 years and uncle 43, third generation, proud to work here. >> going to get better. make an awful lot of

>> hello, everyone, i'm alicia acua along with sean duffy, tammy bruce and charlie hurt. welcome to "the big sunday show." here is what's on tap tonight. sean? >> yeah, alicia, a big winner in the billionaire space race as richard branson makes an historic flight. what the billionaire said as he was flying to space and then after he landed. >> tammy? >> well, kamala harris says she doesn't say no enough to joe biden. we discuss. >> and charlie. >> shocking video of a little boy ripping an american flag from a lawn and throwing it on the ground. is this a sign that children aren't being taught to respect our country? >> but first, a fox news alert. former president trump is expected to arrive at cpac any minute now for his speech. we will bring it to you live when it happens. a cpac if straw poll released moments ago has donald trump in the lead to be the republican party's presidential nominee in 2024. florida governor ron desantis came in is second at 21%. but if mr. trump doesn't run in 2024, 48% of cpac -- of 8% of -- 68% of cpac attendees want ron desantis. ahead of h

hey, tammy. >> tammy: hey, bret.♪ >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce. and tonight we put the biden agenda on trial and indict it for its far left failures, it's never ending stream of inkey heernt unintelligible rambling and disconnect from reality. as it turns out when a dumpster is on fire for six months and burns brighter than ever and smells pretty bad, too. in other words, it can't be ignored. the american people are taking notice more than ever before. because, with no center of gravity in the white house, no strong leadership and frankly mounting questions about the

he realized tammy is still bleeding. her heart is pumping.clines treatment when they get put into the medevac aircraft. the medic says take care of her. david: eventually you're on morphine and other drugs but when you wake up, when you realize you have lost your legs and use f your right arm? sen. duckworth: i knew i was wounded but i knew i was safe. i was in excruciating pain. i asked my husband to ask the doctor if i could have tylenol because my feet hurt. that is when he went out and got the doctor and the two of them came in and told me there was no tylenol they could give me for my feet because i did not have feet or legs anymore and my arm was encased in a metal cage kept a mobile --- immobile and they kept it covered so i could not see it because it was mandel -- mangled. david: as if everything we have talked about is not amazing, you cited to go back -- decided to go back. sen. duckworth: my guys are still over there. my unit was still downrange and i felt guilt that i was in a safe hospital in the united states and everybody was

tammy bruce is up next. hey, tammy. >> tammy: hi there, bret. appreciate it.aden our indictment of the biden agenda and expose institutional corruption across seemingly every corner of our government. our justice system and, of course, the tin foil hat media smear merchants on hit on all of it, including exclusive reaction with senator john kennedy. it's all come up. make no mistake, the corruption seemingly in every agency and throughout the swamp leads to breakdowns in society itself.

tammy is still bleeding. her heart is still pumping.ines treatment from the medevac bird, when we get put in the medevac aircraft. the medic comes to him, he says, go take care of her. david: when you get to walter reed, you are on morphine and other drugs, and when you wake up, when do you realize that you have lost your legs and maybe the use of your right arm? sen. duckworth: i knew that i was wounded, i knew that i was hurt, but i also knew that i was safe. and i was in excruciating pain. and i asked my husband to ask the doctor if i can some tylenol because my feet really hurt and that's when he had to go out and get the doctor and the two of them and told me actually, there was no tylenol they could give me for my feet because i didn't have feet anymore. in fact, i didn't have legs. and my arm was encased in what is like a metal cage. it was kept immobile. actually, they kept it pretty covered so could not see it because it was pretty badly mangled. and that i would, you know, potentially lose that arm. david: as if everything we

tammy, always great to see you. antics of one political side to say look, you know, we would like more people who have a diverse way of thinking to all of the rest. by the way, she is allowing two republicans. she likes adam kinzinger and likes liz cheney. >> yeah, you know, this is the difference between a legitimate investigation where you are actually looking for facts of the matter, and a press conference going for days and days and days. forget about bipartisanship. it is not a matter of what party you belong to. she has assigned people who already have decided what happened on january 6th. whether it's liz cheney or kinzinger who have a history clearly of aggressively going after president trump, former president trump. and having an opinion about the nature of what happened on january 6th. those opinions have been formed. this is not about fact finding. this is the democrat anti-donald trump campaign being paid for by tax dollars manifesting as a fraudulent investigation and of course, harris, this continues

tammy morley helped those who had been impacted by violence. this is the gramm participate needs girl. right. this is back up. could you just tell me what was going on? that 1st made you want to be black in your community. paul, it is the issues that we experience from such a young age limit in the field and justice experience and i'm been exposed to such extreme violence when i was 15. my next door neighbor, my childhood friend more than he was on, killed a month before his 18th birthday. i'm so yeah, that was definitely a catalyst for me to one to one on the found how things are that can even happen in last 5 people to work with in my community to support people who are experiencing the things i know people should actually experience especially children and their friends does, could you just explain to you a little bit about the services that you provide? young people for fun is on a mission, so empower young people in communities to fight for justice and freedom. and we support young people who have experienced violence to create change in t

but tammy, you said to me the other day that no one's coming to save us. we're gonna have to do this for ourselves. so your position slightly outside the system and your thinking of possibly pursuing a career in politics, right. and trying to effect change from inside the system. why do you still have faith in the system? also, all of the things we've spoken about will look a lot the way the law issues and policies and talked about. now it's people who are outside the system who shape the way that politics interact with society. because they kind of, if we look at like racial justice, the ideas around transformative justice, these are ideas that politicians are putting forward these ideas that community activists and other people are putting forward. and if it's not necessary that we can solve the need, the change, but it's how can there be nice people who are within the system, her receptive to these different visions of society? and i think what i want to see in politics is the kind of generational shift in which my generation can try redesign. we shape

weak tammy, static andrews. mom blamed them go for her son's death center. just to be clear, stands for the south, east multi county agency and our complex task force. essentially, they could be perceived that a local drug and force agency down in richland county sim, operates as their own entity, with their own board of directors and their own oversight. investigators have permission to be on the campus, but they don't have to notify the school about who they may be investigating. the one thing that we found really odd is that one of the sergeants at the campus police station was on the board of some this are you listed all the one drug task force board member n d as c as police sergeant steve helga said sergeant, how can son was on the some come board? ah, they should not have had that conflict of interest. a 3rd party should have been investigating what was going on if they knew who andrew was. then what he was doing, they shouldn't have been investigating that. talking to me. i'm starting august 9th, they're lying and why when he talked with him, then we

tammy, thank you. great to see you.ht on hannity. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: president biden annoyed by reporters that asked him questions about u.s. troops leaving afghanistan. we'll have more on this important story on leaving bagram air force base after 20 years when we come back. >> i'm not going to answer anymore questions on afghanistan. it's the fourth of july. only pr what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an el

good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪. >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce.ntry, failing on the facts, failing on the results and, most of all, failing us, the american people. the biden administration and its pals are desperate to jam th

next one for you, tammy.launch a cancel-free social media platform called get up. that's on july the 4th, a great day, of course, to start it. but, tammy, he says it isn't just for conservatives, it's for everyone. what do you make of it? >> well, that's, in fact, one of the reasons why twitter has been, i think, valuable, is that there's a whole spectrum of people involved, right? and that's what makes the conversation not an echo chamber, if you will. you also can block people and keep trolls out, etc. this new platform the, which i've taken a look at, is very sum when it comes to the -- similar when it comes to the aesthetic to twitter, but i think it's going to be important to insure there can be an expeabsive framework. we also know there's a lot of people who don't feel comfortable, who feel censored, who censor themselves out of fear of being banned or suspended. so i think this is important. and it really is, this is important for president trump, i think, and for conservatives, to have a format that

tammy patrick of the non- partisan democracy fund was as an arizona elections official for more than a dede. so, tammy patrick, what are these arizona lawthat were being challenged, and what's the argument that they are discriminatory >> so the first law had to do with provisional ballots beng voted out of precinct, and that commonly occurs when a voter moves and then returns to their previous voting location where they don't live any longer, and that requires a provisional ballot. some states, they allow you to cast a provisional ballot and they'll count a portion of it that you're eligible for. other states will throw out the ballot entirely and not count any oft. part of the challenge with that is in arizona there were almost 1500 of those across the year and across the country there are literally tens of thousands of voters who don't have their votes counted for president or statewide offices because they went to the wrong polling place. so this disproportionately affects voters who move frequently or those who are at locations where they don't have good addressing such as tribal

good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ note. >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce.r, and more relentless attacks on the dignity of everyday americans, or as they call it in the district of columbia, thursday. because, as we have all been focused on the failures of the cdc and the latest round of pandemic theater over at the u.s. capitol yesterday 17 republicanor

joining us now is illinois democratic senator tammy duckworth, senator duckworth it's a real honor tonk you for shining a light on this, rachel, it is critically important. >> will the legislation that's now headed to the senate, which congressman jason crow championed in the house, will that make a difference, it will increase the number of visas, speed up the way in which their process, will it pass and would make a difference in time? >> it will pass, i don't know if it will make a difference in time because we have almost no time a left, we are doomed to be completely out of afghanistan by september. let me tell you what happened with the iraqi translators that abdul-ahad, my staff for, -- president clinton sent aircraft into turkey and told those translators get across the river, get across the river, run away from saddam, if you can get to turkey we will fly you here. he actually flew them to guam where they were there for three months while we figured out a visa process, we may end up having to do that and i support biden if he decides to do that. we will do everything we can t