is this time tammy's stage? >> well yes, she enjoyed this. tammy was an entertainer. she didn't just stand up there and sing. >> along the way, in 1996, tammy met and married a local boy, brett parker. a medical supply salesman. he had been a star athlete in high school. his aunt sandra hunter says he was always throwing some kind of ball. >> playing football and softball and baseball. and he was an all american kid. >> an injury sidelined any thoughts of a career in professional sports. so brett took up amateur softball. that's how he met one of his closest friends howdy bear. >> no doubt, brett was one of the best softball players ever played with. >> when tammy came into the picture, bear knew his friend had found his match. >> tammy was precious. i'll never forget that. i knew they were going to get married it was just a matter of time. >> howdy and his wife would tag along to semi-singing gigs. and saw a lucky man in love. >> they were fun to be around. no doubt in my mind he loved her. >> both tammy's friends and brett agreed. the couple just click. did they see

tammy, you know this.y conservatives are republicans in california who just aren't willing to fight. we've become an atm for the rest of the country when they are raising funds for their race in ohio or pennsylvania. they come through, take the money, and leave. we've got to change here in california are donors and activists have got to get involved. that is why been pushing this. go to fix california.com, sign up, and help us. we think we could take four or five years entering the state around. but that means everybody's got to pull in the right direction. >> your timing is right. look what happened in 11 months. they shift from the attitude of the american people seeing what has occurred here. it got about 20 seconds here. don't you think this is now unstoppable? this movement? >> i certainly hope that they are electing strong "law & order" prosecutors, politicians, mayors, governors, continuing throughout the country. i'm hoping that in a state like new york or you saw bill reform that we will be able t

thank you for joining us all tonight. >> great to be with you, tammy. >> tammy: you a are the editorthe opinion section of "the washington times," immersed in the news all day long, we have a new cycle that shows americans the reality of the situation. and it seems like the democrats are either robust and they've been programmed with capes but they have no connection at all with what we are seeing in our everyday life. how do you explain that? >> i think it has a lot to do with the fact that i think they feel pretty helpless i defy you to find one single - just find one single issue, one area where joe biden's voters could say, the joe biden administration has improved my i don't take you can find a single example where anybody ca say that whether it's the weakness of people spending power or through inflation whether it's crime, whether it' the embarrassment around the world, whether it's illegal imm all of these things and many more that you just went through and more, we wouldn't have time to go through in an hour.mo i don't think you could find a single example of anything wher s

tammy: a sound like a combo.n my life the pie size reese's peanut butter cup is sold out for thanksgiving. what is that 9 inches and three and a half pounds. i'm sure it's delicious. they only made 3000. i don't understand that at all but it sounds like it would've been lovely and 3000 people are enjoying it may be there selling them for more money on ebay, i don't know this before i need a glass of milk on that one i did not know there was a pie size peanut butter cup. given all that's going on louis vuitton and nordstrom think about that without punishment is going on and it's only going to get worse. i was in california when i took the sign that you'll see on the screen this is a sign that says you can be prosecuted for stealing a shopping cart. if you steal things in the store you can be prosecuted but if you take the cart and loaded up you can be prosecuted, that makes sense. julie: that is now shoplifting is legal in this country apparently. you can steal everything that you want you just have nothing to st

tammy: our reality is affected by what we see on tv. even more dangerous and damaging because the majority of americans are not as divided as we have seen in recent polls on social issues and politics. we are not divided. right, charlie? looking at how media portrays reality but yet that is not true. you have ptsd this young man is dealing with in the meantime he will have a false view necessarily of what americans think of him because the media has become the mob teesixteen the healing component, these young men has also seen what has come on before him the mom looks like a strong woman we don't know much about his dad but if he has a strong background in so many people in america stand behind truth rather than the lies of the independent and he shot three black men "the new york times" who decided not to run the story before the election. charlie, is there a point of strength of americans stand up to say look. our system worked. the young man was assaulted wrongfully and given the support as a country, think we can do a lot there tees

tammy, that's right. he will be eating lobster and living high on the hog. the rest of us will be paying more for everything. they will continue to enforce policies that will cause inflation to keep growing. our screwed up supply chain and they killed the energy sector. joe biden is the guy that will be living it up like he is should kind of king or monarch while the rest of the peasants will enjoy thanksgiving and they don't want us to have a turkey and send gifts home. >> part is that they just lie about what is going on. on the other hand, they are living lives that are completely like the lives of every other american. the lying aspect. with biden, this issue with breaking news about the fact that apparently 82,000 people who came in from afghanistan were not at all vetted. being exposed. almost none of the 82,000 people who were air lifted from kabul in august were vetted. 82,000. admitted to the united states according to a congressional memo. the administration brought into the u.s. tens of thousands of afghans not qualified on any level why they shou

tammy: it is election day, tammy, as you mentioned, and there's this close governor's race in virginia the republican candidate has brought up election integrity so to speak. do you see today and that race as a test or harbinger of what may be coming in the midterms next year or even the presidential election after that in 2024? tammy: all of the elections we've seen so far this year including the california recall election are all giving us an indication of what to expect in the future. so we've seen candidates both in california, and in virginia, calling into question the legitimacy of an election if they were to lose. now, that is not only playing out at the state level, statewide, but we're seeing that narrative also be used by candidates in local races. so calling into question the ability for anyone to fairly lose an election. stephanie: tammy patrick with the democracy fund, thank you so much. tammy: thank you for having me. ♪ judy: with the c.d.c. approval of a children's covid vaccine expected shortly, parents will be able to get first doses for their children in the next few

you really do become tammy faye bakker in the most wondrous way. it was a lot of prep.ew it was a huge — pardon the pun — leap of faith for me because there are so many aspects of her. the way her voice is, the preaching, the singing, the silliness — she presents herself to the world very differently than i do, and so i was always afraid of it. so much so that towards the end, when it started to become real, i almost tried to sabotage it. five, four, three... jessica chastain�*s performance is much better than the film itself, which is a disappointment. it is a story told too much in broad strokes. it lacks originality. the bakkers�* appeal was to the christian right, but the film fails to understand a movement that has such a powerful impact on modern american political life. one great influential new york city rock band formed in the 1960s, the velvet underground, was the subject of a new york film festival documentary this year. the band came from a storied era in new york pop culture history. at one time artist andy warhol was its manager, and the band had lou reed

tammy.en -- i'm normally in the a morning person but this is fabulous and i'm with you guys but i was -- i did not get a lot of sleep because i couldn't pull myself away from the happy republicans have won almost everything twitter and this i'm thinking the democrats are relating to this especially because they are very sad today and, of course, a lot of other people are very happy. and i think that they're probably going through that a little bit but, everyone, it's good to find out that happiness is a choice and life is something that you should be happy about so get with it. >> yeah, all right, the gop had a happy night last night and we will get into the glen counting kin's win when we come right back, stay with us. . . . let's open your binders to page 188... uh carl, are there different planning options in here? options? plans we can build on our own, or with help from a financial consultant? like schwab does. uhhh... could we adjust our plan... ...yeah, like if we buy a new house? mmm

wisconsin senator tammy baldwin. the horrific violence at the waukesha christmas parade is just heart breaking. please keep the victims in your prayers tonight. wisconsin senator ron johnson tweeted, my thoughts and prayers for everyone injured in waukesha's christmas parade. my gratitude for all law enforcement, medical personnel, and community members responding. thank you so much for joining me this evening. i am pamela brown. "state of the union" is next. shop early for black friday deals! and save up to $750 dollars on select appliances at lowe's.

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protecting -- tammy. senator duckworth: mr. president, how are you? president biden: i am good.id it. hey. it's good to see you, man. [inaudible] president biden: now, the last bill, protecting moms who served act of 2021. all right. here we go. [applause] thank you, thank you, thank you. you said you were going to do this. you did it. [inaudible] president biden: how are you? >> i'm good. how are you, mr. president? president biden: i tell you whatever she says i say yes. senator duckworth: we served together when we were lieutenants. president biden: oh, great. ♪ ["god bless america"] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the house is back at 3:30 eastern time to debate bills on cybersecurity, the opioid epidemic, and h.p.v. vaccines. later in the week, the house is expected to take up legislation to provide short-term government spending. current funding ex-spires friday night -- expires friday night. when the house is

. >> reporter: tammy and jordan myers telling "people" magazine about their struggle to gain custody and ellison born last january via a surrogate. >> we had a meeting with an adoption agency to start the process, and she looked at me point blank and said, well, you are not the mother. >> reporter: michigan's laws surrounding surrogacy require families like the myers to go through the adoption process meaning a rigorous process of background checks and a home inspection before bringing home their own children. >> they use dna in criminal cases. it's like, why wouldn't you be able to use dna in this situation? >> reporter: the couple's dream of growing a large family was put on hold in 2015 when tammy was diagnosed with cancer. at that time they had one child. >> hi. what you doing? >> reporter: tammy's cancer was highly hormone positive, so doctors say carrying a second baby would have likely brought the cancer back. so she froze her eggs and eventually had twins through a surrogate. >> she's never contested any of this. she has stood right behind us and would want nothing more than

because you really do become tammy faye baker in a most wondrous way. it was a lot of prep.it was a huge part in the pun leap of faith for me, because there's so many aspects of her, the way her voice is, the preaching, the singing, the silliness, she presents herself to the world very differently than i do and so i was always afraid of it, so much so that towards the end when it sorta became real, they tried to sabotage it.— became real, they tried to sabotaeit. ,, ., �*, sabotage it. jessica chastain's performance _ sabotage it. jessica chastain's performance is _ sabotage it. jessica chastain's performance is much - sabotage it. jessica chastain's performance is much better. sabotage it. jessica chastain's i performance is much better than the film itself which is a disappointment. it's the story told too much in broad strokes, it lacks originality. but bakehs it lacks originality. but baker's appeal was to the right, misses the opportunity to help us understand the rise of that movement that went on to have a powerful impact on modern american political life. one great i

tammy brought up good points. what can we do to alleviate this?king so long debating around this bill when there's things in this bill that will relieve the problems that americans will face every day. i can't speak to tammy but i know a lot of real americans and i can tell you, what covid-19 has laid bear and the fear the variant brings up is what happens if i get sick? will my company allow me to stay home to get better again? in the house bill, there's paid family leave that democrats and republicans agree on. let's get it across the finish line to help americans with the real issue. >> gillian: tammy, i owe you one. ill get you next time. >> thanks. >> gillian: happy holidays. gun violence has taken the lives of 500 people in one city prompting pleas for an end to america's crime crisis from politicians. we'll have more on that next. >> i'm begging, please stop shooting each other. stop killing our community. please. ♪ superpowers from a spider bite? i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car insurance so t

joining me is steven miller and harvey dillon and tammy bruce. we have d.a.'s from coast to coast who are endangering their citizens. this has to stop. how and when will it stop? >> i think even liberals in liberals cities like san francisco affected by this are beginning to wake up. i am seeing this in my next door app and in the efforts to recall some politicians. that's good news. we need for good career prosecutors to step up and run for these positions. they have been neglected by conservatives who want to run for higher offices. give voters a choice and they are beginning to elect politicians who are more in favor of public safety. the problem here in california is not just the crazy prosecutors. it's that we have these so-called criminal justice reform laws that allow these people to down grade these serious crimes down to misdemeanor and prosecutors and judges have almost no latitude. those laws need to be changed. >> laura: there is no repercussions. steven, you see this again across the country. it's not just california or something. there is theft a

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you had tammy bruce talking about the inflation.e new york times," msnbc and cnn are all writing stories explaining away inflation and how it's the fault of the american people for wanting so much instead of exposing the lies democrats like aoc are saying when this he say this is transitory. kamala has said this too and they said by passing build back better it will get better. that's a lie. it will get worse when we print more money to pay for that spending. so this is a honeymoon period for them. >> no independent economist. >> martha: let me get one more thing out there guys. >> no economist concurs with that. >> martha: president biden taking a hit for skipping the three amigos news conference. right after we heard from jen psaki that the president is very transparent and answers a lot of questions he skipped this. why would that be? >> look, to date the president has had six independent press conferences. at this point donald trump had one. he has been available, he answers questions and i think this is again another inside the

tammy bruce?k about the political ramifications in the context of the big election which is taking on a huge proportion especially for the democrats they are panicking by the virginia governors race. and they are going into it with disastrous pulling for biden. as well as all of the actual crisis. and then it's dead and it's over. >> everyone should hear your monologue. about what has happened and at this incredibly important scenario where everyone will go to save the planet saudi arabia china and russia don't show up. they just didn't show up. that is how the bad guys and the marginal that guys in the world think of the world and what they must do because you are right there is no american presidency there's nothing that they decide boris johnson says it's a job in the ocean. because no one takes joe biden seriously there is no reason to show up there is no price to pay. no leadership in the united states. they are all doing their own thing. so the democrats worry about their own agenda. it is t

but as tammy said i'm going to go to neutral ground. it's called a military assessment of the meade sickles controversy as well as for us historians and gettysburg enthusiasms, to make sure that we are, when evaluating the controversy, that we are sticking to neutral ground. a bit of a play on words. let me see if i can get the clicker going. it's a crossover between the two of my books, the peach orchard book andy sickles, a bit of a mash-up. i thought recent developments, in light of those, the new meade at gettysburg biography, i thought i would focus more on the meade-sickles controversy than i have in the past. and give you an overview of my interpretation and the timeline of how it progressed. before we do that, let's address this guy. because there is always one, two, ten, in any crowd, in anytime you talk about sickles, certainly anytime he comes into play on social media, you have to do this. and i have literally have had people walk up to me and say that, i don't care how good your presentation is tonight, i am not going to li

so calling into question the ability for anyone to fairly lose an election. >> reporter: tammy patrickdemocracy fund, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> woodruff: with the c.d.c. approval of a children's covid vaccine expected shortly, parents will be able to get first doses for their children in the next few days. but, a kaiser family foundation survey found only 27% of parents say they are eager to get the shot. one third say they will wait for now, and another 30% say they definitely will not get it for their children. we wanted to hear more about how parents see this, and what they need to know. william brangham gets the perspective of a top pediatrician. but first, here's what parents told us. >> for us, the whole time, vaccines have been the key to being able to get back to some sense of normalcy. and especially with her being an only child, it's been really hard to not be around other people. we're at that point where it's like, okay, as soon as she can get vaccinated, we're going. like, she's going to be the first in line. >> i just don't think it's a choice i wo

tammy, thank you for your time this morning.fast and lunch to about 340 students every day. help us understand what it's like to do that job right now even when you can't get your hands on some of the basics like fruits and vegetables? >> it's a challenge for all lunch programs throughout the nation, i believe. it's kind of like when you're playing the walnut game, you never know what you're going to be able to order. my friend said she'll place an order and by the time she places it, several items aren't available. you just kind of have to punt and go with the flow and try to keep the kids happy and fed. the hardest part is trying to follow all the government guidelines. we're supposed to have whole grain everything for breakfast. as of right now, that's pretty much impossible to get those products. >> according to the montana free press, some schools there scrambling to modify menus or getting rid of popular items entirely. other smaller districts are sending people on runs to local grocery stores to try and get supplies. what

tammy, thank you, as well. more "hannity" right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, kevin! hey, guys!elp our family's special needs... giving us confidence in our future... ...and in kevin's. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. .. (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: unfortunately, that is all the time we have left this evening. we hope you will set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "hannity." thank you as always for being with us. you make this show possible. let not your heart be troubled, "the ingraham angle" is next. we hope you have a great weekend. we will see you back here on monday. >> fox news alert, eight people dead and scores people hurt following the first night of the afterworld festival in houston, texas. first responders say they printed after crowd started pushing toward the stage and panic ensued. there were 50,000 people in attendance, 20 patients were transferred, you have a in cardiac arrest. eight our debt and many others hurt and this

here with fox news contributor leo terrell, 2.0 and tammy bruce.mm tammy, what is your thoughts on thee? do you believe the prosecution made the case with conviction? >> well, obviously not. i mean,n that is what is stormig around, including on social media with many recognizing and looking at the details of what is coming out of the trial. are completely contradictory to what the media has been telling them here they thought kyle rittenhouse killed black men they had no idea that the peep shot had been white. this is a realization that what had been presented by the media is completely and factually different than what has been the fact of the matter. thank goodnessf this is being televised. let me just tell you what i find fascinating here. this trial is a very good example of prosecution gone wild. it is what the left used to care about. it was about, yes, having the defendant be protected. it was about even now, the left crows about needing reform and i agree there is bias in the system, and we are seeing it play out in this trial. for all americans. this is an example how things c

tammy, thank you, as well.♪ >> sean: unfortunately, that is all the time we have left this evening. we hope you will set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "hannity." thank you as always for being with us. you make this show possible. let not your heart be troubled, "the ingraham angle" is next. we hope you have a great weekend. we will see you back here on monday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm raymond arroyo in for laura ingraham on a big news night. this is "the ingraham angle." news breaking on capitol hill. remember when the democrats ridiculed the trump administration for not being able to navigate the congressional process. at least he was new to politics. after hours of try to corral both in her caucus, the best nancy pelosi and her team could come up with was a negotiation between moderates and progressives and her party which is

those of you who do not know me i'm tammy myers. i'm the director of relations here at the gettysburg relations center. if you're not already aware we're owned and operated by the gettysburg nature alliance which is a 501c 3 non-profitable charitable organization. a licensed battlefield guide here at the gettysburg national military park and has done so since 2003. two of his previously published books which was coauthored with brit eisenberg and also also another has been awarded as the most outstanding work on the gettysburg battle campaign. and it was the first battlefield guide in similarity to the legendary attack we had here at gettysburg. and also the co-host of the popular the battle of gettysburg podcast. he's written numerous articles and publications and a content provider. he is a speaker for civil war round tables. pct tv, brightbart and civil war talk radio. i'd like to present to you james hesler who's going to be presenting his program. [ applause ] >> all right, thank you, tammy, for the introduction. i was knowing

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tammy bruce is covering for laura ingraham. >> i am grateful to be sitting here with this network intry getting a hand off from you. it's an honor, sir. thank you very much. welcome aboard. it's thanksgiving eve. i am tammy bruce in for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of the "the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. the left's ground rules for thanksgiving. rachel and sean duffy are here. get your

the senate was championed by tammy duckworth. senator susan collins is also one of the pet projects that the vice president had when he was a united states senator and idon't know how many times i heard about what we have to do . in the house it was championed by a former representative lauren underwood and representative bill rockets and our country continues to have the highest mortality rates in the developed world. it's hard especially among black and native american women. for many years president and vice president harris has led the fight to address this tragedy in maternal mortality in our nation. our emphasis on the senate was reflected in our bill back better framework and our investment inmaternal health . to help expand and diversify the health workforce and improve maternal mental health, bolster community-based programs, training providers and enhance research and ensure maternal care is coordinated. as we continue that work we recognize that women veterans and there are more than half 1 million women veterans under

before we go, check out get tammy bruce streaming on fox nation and find me on locals@tammy bruce.locals.com. sean is back on monday. have a great weekend. the ingraham angle is up next. >> i'm jason in for laura ingram. this is a special >> reporter: i am jason chaffetz in for laura into the graham. a school administrator says he was put on leave for exposing his district's critical race theory teaching. president biden being forced to restart a trump era policy on illegal aliens. tom homan and brandon judd will join us with that on the border crisis plus the biden administration creates a task force investigating ufos. there is an urgent discovery we need to make. a new variant, wall street plunge and travel ban. the world health organization warning about a new covid variant of concern. most prevalent in south africa. it is called a cron. new fears over the economic impact since the doubt plunging into its biggest single day drop all year but don't worry, president biden has a plan. >> i decided we are going to be cautious, there is no travel to and from south africa and 6 other countries

what is tammy to do with them? the historians often made a contrast between -- saying that the irish on the east coast were more tribal, less willing to bring in other ethnic groups. whereas the midwest, like in chicago, it was more of a big tent in terms of ethnic groups. there certainly some truth to that but in plunkitt's account, tammany seas -- and religion is not a -- every person represents a vote. in terms of, i don't care if you are a democrat or republican, i will help you. so when it comes to the immigrant group, i don't care what your ethnic group is, you know, everyone in that city is a potential voter and i will do what i can to get your vote. and he says, here, toward the end, the last section that i gave for you. he is talking about johnny hearn of the fourth district, the guys out on the street. the guys making contact with the people who can determine what they need. and providing them with what they need. and so he writes about this. johnny hearn of the third and fourth district, are just the men

bruce, fox news contributor and host of get tammy bruce on fox nation. we have das literally endangering their citizens. this has to stop. how and when will it stop? >> liberals in literal cities like san francisco are beginning to wake up. i'm seeing this in my next-door apps and efforts recall some of these politicians so that is good news but what we need is for a good career prosecutors to step up, for lawyers to step up and run for these positions that have been neglected by conservatives who run to run for higher offices. when they have a choice they are beginning to elect those politicians and prosecutors more in favor of public safety. the problem in california is not just the crazy prosecutors the criminal justice reform laws that allow fees people to downgrade serious crimes to misdemeanors, prosecutors and judges have no latitude. >> there is no repercussions in california, chicago, there's theft and robbery everywhere. your group is involved in efforts to get these das out but they are well-funded. >> the left's effort to destroy the in ameri

my name is tammy myers. i am the director of visitor and member relations here at the gettysburg heritage center. if you're not already aware, we are a we are owned and operated by the gettysburg nature alliance, which is a 501c3 nonprofit charitable organization that educates about and preserves gettysburg's compelling combination of heritage and habitat. our next speaker today is james hessler many of you are very familiar with him. he is a licensed battlefield guide here at the gettysburg national military park and has done. so since 2003. two of his previously published books gettysburg's peach orchard which was co-authored with brett eisenberg and also sickles at gettysburg have been awarded the prestigious back elder coddington award as the most outstanding work on the battle gettysburg battle campaign. he is also co-authored with gettysburg foundation president and ceo wayne motz and mapmaker stephen stanley the book pick his charge at gettysburg and it was the first battlefield guide to legendary the

the senate was -- and this -- and in the senate, it was championed by tammy duckworth, a mom, a veteran, a senator, and senator susan collins. and it also was one of the pet projects that the vice president had when she was a united states senator, and it sticks with her. i don't know how many times i've heard about what we have to do -- and she's right. in the house, it was championed by a former nurse, representative lauren underwood, and representative bil -- bilirakis. and our country continues to have the highest maternal mortality rates in the developed world, which is hard — it's just -- especially among black and native american women. for many years president -- vice president harris has led the fight to address this tragedy of maternal mortality in our nation. her efforts in the senate are reflected in our build back better framework and our investments in maternal health. we're going to help expand and diversify the maternal health workforce, improve mental -- improve maternal mental health, and bolster community-based programs, train providers, enhance research, and ensure -

tammy bruce is covering for laura ingraham. >> i am grateful to be >> grateful to be sitting with this never getting a hand off from you, thank you very much. it is thanksgiving eve. this is a special edition of the ingraham angle from new york city tonight. the left's ground for thanksgiving, rachel and sean duffy are here on that plus get your thanksgiving bouncer ready. what does that mean, you're probably asking? 's grandma going to get turned away at your door, raymond arroyo explains in seen and unseen and don't put those masks away yet. the experts have a new plan for you. doctor are the rich is here on why these new rules are for the birds, not for you but first it is thanksgiving eve and today we are thankful that americans are waking up to the train wreck that is the biden administration, president biden can't see it. he thinks things are going just great. >> america has a lot to be proud of what we are experiencing the strongest economic recovery in the world. even accounting for inflation our economy is bigger and families have more money in their pockets than they did befo

too many americans, tammy faye baker, loved by her followers, stayed in the public consciousness as ay-— ridicule. this film takes us seriousl. ., , ., seriously. that was my goal and it came from — seriously. that was my goal and it came from first _ seriously. that was my goal and it came from first watching - seriously. that was my goal and it came from first watching the i came from first watching the documentary, the documentary, i was at about ten years ago and i was shocked with how little i actually knew about her and how full of compassion and love she was and i didn't know much about herbie on the drama and the media sensationalism so it was really important for me to kind of right that wrong, not only for herfamily and kind of right that wrong, not only for her family and legacy but also for her family and legacy but also for the lgbt few audiences that she wraps her arms around when the conservative evangelical community was done in the backs on them. home was done in the backs on them. how much work — was done in the backs on them. how much work was _ was done in the back

joining us now with more reaction, fox news contributor's leo 2.0 terrell and tammy bruce.'s look at the various instances. low-quality video, leo, number one that came up today. we now have multiple reasons for a possible mistrial. criticizing the defendant's right to remain silent, established law for decades and decades. maligning the defendant's right to face his accusers. violating an order banning prior gum comments. the failure to turn over the video evidence in the same quality as is required by law. i do believe that it's very clear to me that he's not guilty if the law is followed. it was a complicated jury instructions. that throws a wrench intoto things. butru do you see the possibility of a mistrial here regardless of what happens with the jury? >> no question about it. the judge will be on solid ground. i want to be very clear. 30 years of practicing law with the judge will be on solid ground either with prejudice or. without prejudice because of the constitutional --ou the highest law ofce the land. violated by the prosecutor. the prosecutor obligation is jus

. >> reporter: tammy and jordan myers telling "people" magazine that they had their babies eames andd at me point blank and said, well, you are not the mother. >> we have to go through background checks and home inspections and a lot of rigorous things. >> reporter: with the babies home with them the myers say their surrogate lauren has been by their side even as their emotional battle drags on in court. >> hi, what are you doing? >> reporter: for tammy and jordan the dream of growing their family came to a devastating halt in 2015 when the couple, parents to older daughter corryn found out tammy had breast cancer. >> with my cancer, it was highly hormone positive so carrying a second baby would likely bring my cancer back. >> reporter: tammy froze her eggs and the couple eventually had their biological babies via surrogate they met through a family friend. and though their attorney informed them they may be forced by michigan law to adopt their own babies, they never imagined the uphill battle to come. >> they just immediately ruled on it that i was not going to be looked at as the

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tammy: i'm a golfer. charlie: i'm rooting for tiger. tammy: we all are i'm doing something fun i have twitter live on my phone right now. i will go online and do twitter.com/backsplash on twitter and i'll show you behind the scenes >> jon: good evening, i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report." kyle rittenhouse sitting down with fox news tucker carlson this afternoon describing how he felt on the night he says he was attacked and forced to defends himself and discussing what he calling quote prosecutorial misconduct during his case. that interview will air tomorrow night. meantime, kyle rittenhouse's mother wendy rittenhouse also spoke with fox news about how she felt when she heard those five not guilty verdicts. and how the trial has affected her son and her family. we will bring you that interview in a moment. first, to senior correspondent mike tobin live in kenosha, wisconsin. mike? >> and jon, a group came out here to demonstrate against the verdict in front of the courthouse where a year and a half ago demonstrators clashed with p

senator tammy duckworth, a veteran and mother, cosponsored the protecting moms who served act. it aims to improve maternal care for veterans and stopping racial disparities in maternal healthcare. >> it will make it easier to coordinate their maternity care with the veterans of ministrations and the providers, will help them identify mental health and behavioral health risk factors throughout maternity care. it will offer childbirth preparation classes. >> another bill signed directs the va to recruit military medical personnel to fill open federal healthcare positions, including at the va. another piece of legislation orders a study on racial disparities and benefits to make sure every service member receives what they have earned. >>> today is giving tuesday, intended to encourage people to volunteer and donate. coming up, how charities are trying to raise money amid the pandemic and rising inflation. >>> i am live in oakland on this tuesday, we will talk about how you can help bay area families in need this holiday >>> looking live on capitol hill for a facebook whistleblowe

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and, the four most important things that tammy and i have ever accomplished, josh, emma, charlie, and sam murphy. we love you guys so much. so we are all sorry that tonigh could not yet be the celebratio we wanted it to be, but as i said when every vote is counted and every vote will be counted, we hope to have a celebration. again, thank you all commit may god bless you all in may god continue to bless the great state of new jersey and the united states of america. >> he just heard from the current governor of new jersey hoping to be the next governor but in a race that is much tighter than anyone anticipated it would be. let's get more insight as we wait on virginia and new jersey and some of the numbers we are seeing at that. it is great to see again, robert's frisky always great to be on the show. >> what can you tells about new jersey because i don't think anybody that you not claiming victory that he would have expected that he would be in this kind of race at this point in the night. >> i can tell you, where the only group that predicted the race would be competitive when we pu