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don't miss fox news sunday tomorrow, chris wallace will have a number of notable guests including some well, they have a lot to say about the current state of our government. that's how fox reports for saturday july 10 of 2021. thank you for watching, see you tomorrow. ♪♪ hello, america. this is life, liberty and levin. let's talk turkey. joe biden has been saying many hateful things about many people, simply because they disagree with him. joe biden has been saying things that are frankly out lies, it's been dishonest about the way he has approached the policy. this is par for the course for joe biden, joe biden served in the senate almost half a century and everybody who served with him whose objective and honest knows joe biden doesn't have a principal in his body, not a principal bone in his body, he's a communion chameleon. look at the early part of his life, he was a cheat and plagiarist and wanted to be president of the united states first and second time around, he still worked for work on the speech of that party, the labour party ahead, he still language from the late robert

wallace. in your testimony, you say, we will benefit from the rich history of multijurisdictional operation, from our unique strengths are federal partners and other private stakeholders. what are the unique strengths of the federal government that they can bring to governments like yours are partnerships like yours, i should say? ms. wallace: thank you. we were previously a federal state commission and we were born from that, so we have this underlying history of the 1970's of working with a very tight partnership between federal agencies and states. i've federal agencies range from the army corps of engineers and also, the ecological restoration program and the efficient wildlife service which offers a role in terms of wildlife management, ecological prophecies, fema with its rolls on hazard planning and response as well as usdpa with oil. and with the usgs, their science research arm, noaa, so with integrated drought planning resources and also its prediction forecasting capabilities and un

and then in january, 2011, jim wallace got a break.d my wife came in and unfortunately we work these cases, all you talk about, because we are a dedicated called key's team. i'm sure she was tired of hearing it. she mentioned to me, why don't you establish a facebook account for carol? i thought, that could actually accomplish a great deal. of >> course, back in 1981, when carol disappeared, facebook creator mark zuckerberg wasn't even born yet. but 30 years later, detective wallace new social media. and its potential to connect millions of people around the globe instantly. and could determine, once and for all, he thought, whether carol was alive or dead. >> all of us know from using facebook that is number one, a place where we see here i am. that is also a place where you can find people. >> surely if carol was still alive, wallace well thought, someone on facebook our twitter know something. of course, wallace also new carol would look vastly different 30 years after her disappearance. so he found an age progression artistic to cr

borja: se trata de lucÍa wallace de 12 aÑos, y emma wallace de 4 aÑos de edad.biden, en un claro mensaje de apoyo a las familias surfside. el mandatario previamente se ha reunido con mandatarios de la florida, y con la alcaldesa de miami—dade, quienes se le explicaron en quÉ punto se encuentran en este momento las tareas de rescate. carolina: nos conectamos en vivo con nuestra compaÑera vilma tarazona, quien ha estado siguiendo paso a paso es agenda del presidente joe biden y de su esposa. vilma: el presidente biden se reuniÓ con los familiares de las personas que quedaron atrapadas en el edificio que colapsÓ justo hace unas semanas. a pocas cuadras de aquÍ se reunieron en este edificio que estÁ a mis espaldas. los familiares que llegaron desde las horas de la maÑana, llegaron en buses. los vimos muy recogidos, en silencio entraron hasta este lugar, el presidente biden llegÓ un poco despuÉs del mediodÍa, hora del este, y se reuniÓ con los familiares, les hablÓ, sobre todo, el presidente no fue un discurso polÍtico, sino del duelo que han tenido que experimentar

broken road, george wallace and a daughter's journey to reconciliation".lm for stopping the campaign and going to visit wallace. why were you mad? >> thank you. behind this mask i'm really smiling because i'm so glad to be here with my friend and sister peggy. let me just tell you, that was the first time i had registered to vote because i didn't think that the two-party system had anything relevant for myself as a young african-american woman on public assistance, single, trying to raise two small boys and make a life for themselves. but shirly chisholm convinced me to get involved in her campaign. low and behold, she actually went to visit a segregationist, a racist, someone i despised, that was george wallace. and she really upset me because she did that and i was about ready to stop working on her campaign, because here i was young, naive, but committed to the work of justice. so she took me to task. she took me to task and she told me, come on, barbara, we're human beings. she said, who knows, i may be able to influence him, i may be able to talk to h

from day one, corn wallace orders were to focus on south carolina and georgia.d go into north carolina and he thought it would help him with subduing the rebels rebellions and south carolina and in georgia. so corn wallace is going to be the major player in the war in the south from the time he takes command in june of 1780 down into the late spring. into 1781, and on until he arrives at yorktown in summer of 1781. clinton comes back to new york and he never saw cornwallis again until after yorktown. so there was southern strategy and that is what the british were trying to accomplish and i try to argue in the book that they can reasonably close but things went wrong and we can maybe talk about this a little bit later on this evening but at the beginning of 1781, clinton was far more confident in washington was pretty what was going to happen that year and clinton later said that he began in 1781, more confident of british success than in any of the other four years that he was commander. and i think where clinton and ultimately thought was that if the allies in

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wallace was an enemy of kennedy and vowed that he would bring, bring them down, that he would say he would, he would effect abode in 60 for chinese and a lot more than is recognized. and this is wrong. it's really wrong that he is considered macho macro president only because he's younger. i remind you, he was a combat veteran of world war 2, and decorated and knew he didn't trust his generals. this is true after the bay of pigs disaster room where he was lied to by allen dulles. he said to his, to several members of his intimate circle that the generals were, were full of it, and that he would never trust generals because they'll march, you know, war there'll be a bunch of parades. and then of course, you're, you're stuck with the attrition of war and the damage it does. so he had many enemies on the pentagon and many enemies in the cia there were people inside his own administration who were, i would say, were willing to betray him. and the evidence, the evidence suggests that the assassination was jewel use. i mean, they could have just poisoned him if they wanted to stop jack ken

martha maccallum in for chris wallace coming up on got fox news sunday."ht here at the top of the hour. >>> renewed debate over how to keep our cities safe after a string of high profile shootings in our nation's capital. our panel dives in when we return. ♪♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ introducing aleve x. it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. show me the olympics. [ "bugler's dream" playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ [background sounds] mike: washington, d.c. mayor is weighing in after a shooting in the nation's capital raises alarm about the new crime wave across the cup. david spunt has the details live for us in washington. good afternoon, david. >> reporter: hi, mike.

mike: were up against the clock, thank you so much fox news live, sunday with chris wallace is up nexte day. lk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more. it's dignity. the freedom to go where you want, knowing your doctor can watch over your heart. . . . this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪♪ chris: i'm chris can wallace. texas governor greg abbott leading the pushback to president biden's policies, and calling a special session filled with hot button gop priorities. chris: from changing voting laws border security, abortion and critical race theory, lawmakers in austin are meeting to tackle it all. we'll discuss what's on their ajohn da and what's not, -- agenda, and what's not, texas governor greg abbott, only on "fox news sunday." then -- >> we're ending america's

chris: i'm chris wallace. a new wave of covid-19 across the country, as the delta variant becomes the dominant strain. chris: with vaccinations down and cases on the rise, the nation's most populated county of los angeles reason tates the mask man a date for everyone indoors and the white house fights disinformation on social media, raising concerns about censorship. >> we're flagging problematic posts for facebook that spread disinformation. >> the government can't censor speech. chris: we'll talk with u.s. surgeon general vivek murthy about the virus, whether we're headed to new lockdowns and free speech. then -- >> i think we can get a lot done. chris: a new time line for a high stakes vote on infrastructure and senate democrats push for spending on child care, healthcare and the climate. >> this is generational, transformational change. >> it's a wild spending, taxing spree, completely inappropriate for the country. chris: we'll get the state of play from senator bill cassidy, a lead republican negotiator

fox news sunday with martha mccallum in for chris wallace is up next. i'm mike emanuel. thanks for watch aing. have -- watching. have an awesome day and a great week. ♪ >>> i'm martha mccallum, in for chris wallace. washington in gridlock over infrastructure, police reform, and the january 6th commission. six months since inauguration day. ♪ >> the rise of violent crime in cities across the country sparks a rethink of police reform as bipartisan talks on the hill hit a roadblock. >> the justice system that we have right now, it is not functioning the way that it should. >> south carolina senator tim scott, the lead negligence other yateser for republicans, about the outstanding issues holding up the bill. meanwhile, inflation and jobless claims on the rise as the fate of a bipartisan infrastructure deal remains unclear. we'll discuss the state of play with virginia senator mark warner who is helping craft the bipartisan deal as well as the democrats' broader spending plan. plus, the bipartisan committee to investigate the january attack on capitol hill. worlds apart befo

luke victor wallace was born saturday morning.pping 20 inches in height. he will make his first tv appearance in person during the wallace grandkids christmas greeting. that is, if we can work out a contract, he is making some very tough demands at this point. and that's it for today, have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ - [announcer] the following is a paid presentation for the maxx air fryer oven, brought to you by kalorik. imagine the sensation of biting into a crispy golden brown piece of fried chicken. there's something about that crispy outside and soft, juicy inside that you absolutely crave. now with air frying, you can get that great fried taste without the added calories or fat. but let's get real. most air fryers underperform, so you get uneven cooking, even raw spots. but not anymore. it's time to take air frying to the maxx. introducing the maxx air fryer oven. the next generation in air frying. the ultimate air frying oven that delivers more crispy crunch per bite. cooked faster than ever

, and looking at that at that dimension of the george wallace dimensions. but that's been with us for decades and decades and decades. so given your experience yeah, i know it has a number of pieces to it. part of it is race. nativism. yeah, that's all there also has some new pieces of it that are actually go back to mccarthy. joe mccarthy in t l e n t ivy league, a resentment of people who think they're better than us because of their academic success. i think that's a big, big draw. among the trump, people making fun of the academic lead, even though he talks about going dependent on the word school. he has a wonderful, i mean, a politically wonderful undertone, a grievance, a resentment. you look at the biggest, more the more cation point in american politics today is probably education. if you've had our an ira higher education and the universe to your college, you are probably not trust me. and probably that's general rule. if you haven't had a higher education, if you work in their hands or your skilled craftsmen, for example, you're probably with tru

ah, by the edge of the monsoon range, i think is settled down as wallace. this line here is rain in some parts of pakistan. the money has come from man, then coming out of europe and across the black sea. this more active weather is going through georgia and down towards the north of iraq. now that's probably welcome relation the heater. it probably will also be fatty windy on the north side of the mountains upon which to run, sit. if that is all quiet is still quite hot, it was in turkmenistan and that's the extent of the sherry rain in pakistan. so really iran in the middle east and levant, we're talking about dry weather, which is fairly normal. temperatures have been as high as 51 for a couple of days and parts of eastern iraq. the coming down a little bit about 46 in baghdad. the wind still strong. alice, a dusty one that comes out of iraq and down towards sadie might in fact reach as far south as caps from the u. e. which means 45 will be a dry 45 or quite a dusty one all the time. this edge reflectance, lala, and exceed a shadow here, means is overca

bloomberg's stuart wallace joining us.ent emmanuel macron is also giving an address to the nation tonight. more from the bloomberg reporter in paris stop what are we expecting? >> basically macron is expected to unveil the latest measures to counter the spread of the delta variant. so far we are hearing is mostly going to be mandatory vaccines for health-care workers. it can also be reducing the -- the maximum number of people allowed in restaurants and bars and other venues. there could be new restrictions locally, but so far the french ministers we spoke to this weekend rolled out -- ruled out a new lockdown. alix: thank you very much. i think this is the problem. it is a political football for all of these guys making decisions when there are cases still rising. a lot more uncertainty. sorry. football. guy: you are not allowed to talk about football. have you seen this guy outside? this is encapsulating the national mood. alix: it is like to mentors -- it is like dementors are coming to get you. guy: it will be interest

join me and listening to how our friend nicole wallace started her broadcast today. >> tragically anderhaps ironically, how he clinch the democratic nomination, president biden will now have the distinction of serving as president during one of the greatest rollbacks to access to the polls in recent american history. >> so, juanita, tough but fair. it gets worse, here is jeff green field talking about the democrats. they have a majority coalition, they control the white house, but the democrats are trapped in delusions of rewriting the rules why the gop figures out ways to bend them. and not to be outdone, steve schmidt today says that chuck schumer is not the leader. that these times demand. so how are democrats gonna deal with all of these pressures, juanita? >> look brian, democrats have to get it together. the clock is ticking for them to do that. and i definitely appreciate all this commentary, especially from the coal wallace because she hit the nail on the head by having historic turnout, especially from black and brown communities and stealing the 2020 election not only from b

always thought that it was almost a mirror of the southern campaign, northern campaign that corn wallace'sarch north is somewhat like burgoyne when germain essentially overriding his commander in new york, and [inaudible] playing the same role as bennington in terms of really upsetting his campaign. >> that's a great point. >> we're getting close to my introducing questions from the audience. before we do so, i want to come back to the real failure and miscalculations. it seems that me that what united all of these british commanders an error that we continue to make in the 20th and 21st century is to miscalculate the extent of the support of the revolution. burgoyne expected little opposition after taking ticonderoga, thought he could take philadelphia and new york in time to meet burgoyne. germain was always optimistic about the support, when burgoyne marched south, he had an army twice the size of skyler but was heavily outnumbered. i think it is four to one when he reached saratoga. it is quite amusing to read his account because he said that people were appearing from nowhere, from th

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and i definitely appreciate all the commentary, especially from nicole wallace, she hit the nail on theoric turnout, especially from black and brown communities and sealing the 2020 election not only for biden but democrat thes in the senate, this is how they return the favor to those very voters who we know are being targeted by at the voter suppression bills. and as i mentioned yesterday, it was going to be utterly disappointing if biden did not layout any commitments to explicit action that he is going to take in terms of applying pressure to the democratic senate caucus to get the for the people right and the john lewis act across the finish line. and sadly that is what happened today. yes, he showed a lot of energy and enthusiasm and understanding what is at stake with the voter suppression bills. but for all the rhetoric, that failure to layout an action plan shows that he is not fully committed to doing this in a public way, in a transparent way. and i want to stressing publically i'm hoping they are working behind the scenes as hard as they worked on infrastructure to make sure

thus the season. >> walter wallace with the bay area air district. thank you for joining us.and inform our viewers about the safety and that people need to be careful during this fire season. thank you. now we'll take a live look outside traffic weather cam. you can overcast, cloudy night kron four's rodriquez is here with a look agree that. yeah, let's take a look at your sierra forecast. i know a lot of you heading out to the sierra to celebrate your 4th of july. >> and right now we're tracking calmer drier conditions for most of this year. truckee saw pop-up thunderstorms. and we're seeing that thunder and lightning storm to the south and east of south lake tahoe. we're right now topaz lake and bear valley seeing widespread thunderstorms out there. so severe weather impacting your area and we still are not out of the woods just yet because we're expecting to possibly see dry lightning throughout the sierra starting tonight at 11 o'clock through 11 o'clock sunday morning. so remember, even the sierra is under extreme drought conditions and any lightning spark could certainl

we've got to wrap it here, kirk wallace johnson. thank you, though, for the insight.rganization. done some great work there in iraq. kirk, thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> yep. alisyn? >>> okay, victor, we're also hearing from bill cosby again after his release from prison. what he has to say now about the backlash against his friend, fli sha rashad. after pioneering photographic film, we made it our mission to help change the world... in healthcare, our imaging expertise and ai technology aims to help diagnose disease earlier. but why stop there? when we can apply our expertise in cell biology and specialized technologies to help make vital vaccines and treatments available to all. we'll never stop innovating for a healthier world. fujifilm value from innovation hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so

tony wallace -- pat, you were there at the time. get your rear end up in that appear -- up here.laughter] the leader's taking his camera. because pat would rather use his camera rather than anything else, i think. come on. tony, you get in the back, here. you were a big, big, gigantic part of this. all right. the anniversary of the americans with disabilities act, 2021. [applause] madam speaker. i want to make sure i got all of it. ♪ thank you, everybody. let's keep it going. [applause] ♪ >> mr. president, would it be helpful for employers to made a vaccines? >> mr. president, do we have to get unvaccinated americans vaccinated? pres. biden: we have to. >> how? ♪ ["my country, 'tis of thee" playing] ♪ [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] ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. that is why

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the nine years old lab nelson and brother wallace enjoying the water during a heat wave. wish i had one of those in my backyard. >> yeah. >> they're just having fun. he is like come on, get in, quit messing around. >> that's e good ♪ >> thomas: justin, you need to let me go. hope already knows you have my phone. >> justin: she always know, boy. >> thomas: a matter of time-- >> justin: okay. okay. man, look, can't you--can't you just give me some time, all right? i know it was dumb for her to see the phone, geez. >> thomas: justin, listen to me. this is getting out of hand, okay? you have to let me go before this gets any worse. >> justin: it's not gonna get any worse, all right? i'm gonna fix it. that's what i do. i'm a fixer, all right? >> thomas: you're spiraling, man. this isn't good yet you are-- you're spiraling, okay? you need-- you need to let me out of here,

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the man, of course, there is henry wallace and, of course, the great paul robeson. wallace has been vice president under roosevelt, but he was -- dumped in favor of harry truman. some, of course, where mrs. clinton, some with mr. trump. and i didn't understand duboise, when he was in germany at the turn of the century, he sees the movement of the german social democrats, the progressive -- [inaudible] during this period of time as the progressive party forms, the cold war develops. the americans and russians had been allies during the war, but now they are -- [inaudible] is so the progressive party starts bringing out ideas of corporate control and the rights of african-americans, the rights of women, and many activists become involved. duboise and, of course, the late pete segal who just died about a year ago. about one year ago. he also becomes again involved in issues around africa and found something called the council of african affairs. you all remember trans-africa, the movement that led the struggle against apartheid. the provost at howard university gave wi

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host: that is mike wallace in a 1957 interview with drew pearson.is the subject of donald ritchie's new book. who was drew pearson? mr. ritchie: he was a newspaper columnist that appeared every single day. he did a column from 1962 until he died. it continued on to jack anderson. he also had a radio show monday nights, a popular radio show and also tried to make it into television in the early 50's. he was a best-selling author for his books. he told the truth, as he said, and he said when you hit the truth that hurts the most. he told what politicians would prefer not to see in newspapers and he tried to get behind the news and tell people what was really going on in washington. as a result, he ruffled a lot of feathers especially presidents of the united states and senators and representatives, british prime ministers, other politicians. host: why is this story interesting for people in 2021? mr. ritchie: public confidence in the news is at an all-time low. i think one poll said half the population does not believe that newspaper reporters and oth

we have succeeded beyond any of our wallace imaginations. concerts we have been able to do, we built three halls in manhattan on 59th street, the house of swing. we put our concert series over 30 years and have 12 education programs and since the pandemic, we put out over 500, 600. we are deeply engaged. david: when lincoln center opened in the 1960's, people thought this was opera, symphonic, and you came along and said, we could have jazz. what did people say? mr. marsalis: we had support from the top of the organization. everybody was dedicated. when it was founded in the 70's, they didn't like the music. it doesn't matter. the constitution was not written with the rights of afro, shelf -- apple americans and native americans in mind. it has been amended. david: how do you divide your time? mr. marsalis: i work all the time. i do not separate anything. my work is my hobby. ♪ david: before covid came and when covert is gone, you will return to the situation before. are you on the road half the time and half the time in new york? how do you

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