all right, matthew whitaker, thank you for joining us.thank you for watching, had a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ >> stunning new report showing how about the pandemic policies hurt our nation's school kids but the white house blames everything on who else? the trump administration. did they forget it was democrats pushing the school closures? jimmy failla in for kennedy. according to the national assessment for educational process, fourth grade math and reading scores fell dramatically in the first three years of covid, the first time math scores have fallen ever and the largest to decrease for reading and 30 years. fourth-graders r

she's plain having fun with the way justice charles whitaker worded one of his questions. >> i would like to go on to show the other clear basis areas. >> do you stand in this case on your answer to the chief justice? >> what do you mean, do i stand -- i stand. i don't fall on either. [laughter] >> bessie won that case with justice whitaker not surprisingly providing the lone dissent. as for justice frankfurter despite the banter you heard from the prior clip, they enjoyed a cordial relationship outside the courtroom. she certainly got his attention as evidence by a private note to his male law clerk. he preferred to bessie's quote best use of her feminine charm and in another to her quote exploitation of her female talents. was bessie playing the woman card? if i had been able to ask her, i think she would have said she was playing the only cards she was dealt. in the early 1960s, bessie decided to pursue a federal judgeship and not just any judgeship. bessie wanted a seat on only one of two federal courts in d.c., a particularly audacious goal given that there were then only two wo

she's plain having fun with the way justice charles whitaker worded one of his questions. >> i would like to go on to show the other clear basis areas. >> do you stand in this case on your answer to the chief justice? >> what do you mean, do i stand -- i stand. i don't fall on either. [laughter] >> bessie won that case with justice whitaker not surprisingly providing the lone dissent. as for justice frankfurter despite the banter you heard from the prior clip, they enjoyed a cordial relationship outside the courtroom. she certainly got his attention as evidence by a private note to his male law clerk. he preferred to bessie's quote best use of her feminine charm and in another to her quote exploitation of her female talents. was bessie playing the woman card? if i had been able to ask her, i think she would have said she was playing the only cards she was dealt. in the early 1960s, bessie decided to pursue a federal judgeship and not just any judgeship. bessie wanted a seat on only one of two federal courts in d.c., a particularly audacious goal given that there were then only two wo

probably not. >> duncan: well, you can see more of bill whitaker's interview on this sunday's "60 minutesrseas, in iran, the government is cracking down on demonstrators following nearly a week of mass protests over the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini, while in custody of the morality police. human rights groups say at least 50 people have been killed during the unrest. here's cbs' ramy inocencio. >> reporter: women defiantly taking off their head coverings, breaking islamic law. some going further-- burning their hijabs in protest, even cutting their hair. these anti-government protests were sparked by the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini. iran's so-called morality police arrested her for wearing an improper hijab, and claim she suffered a heart attack while in detention. her family believes she was beaten to death. the protests, the biggest since 2019, have touched a nerve. now women, and men, have spilled into the streets, attacking authoritarian symbols, chanting "death to the dictator," even stoning an image of iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khameni. sanam vakil is an iran pol

for sunday's "60 minutes," cbs' bill whitaker talks to a former investigator for the committee who shares new details of an alleged phone call that day from inside the white house. >> reporter: did it hit you at one point that this is way bigger than it appeared in the beginning? >> absolutely. you get a real a-ha moment when you see that the white house switchboard had connected to a rioter's phone while it's happening. that's a pretty big ah-hah moment. you get an a-ha-- >> reporter: wait a minute, someone in the white house was calling one of the rioters while the riot was going on? >> on january 6, absolutely. >> reporter: and you know who both ends of that call? >> i only know one end of that call. i don't know the white house end, which i believe is more important. but the thing is the american people need to know that there are link connections that need to be explored more. >> reporter: as senior technical adviser for the january er riggleman, a former house republican and exmilitary intelligence officer, ran a data-driven operation pursuing phone records and other digital clues t

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matt whitaker joins us.on to this development. >> there's a lot of roads still left to go and by friday both the teams need to agree to a service provider to manage the digital documents because ultimately they need to put them in four different baskets, privileged or not privileged and personal or presidential records and so while they that is the main project of these 10,000 documents, obviously the classification issues are what's the biggest, maria. and this case is really going to boil down to whether or not the classification matters and the trump team argued that classification doesn't matter. what matters whether it's personal or presidential and that that should be the process they follow. so it's going to be very interesting and obviously you have the pending 11th circuit court of appeals appeal by the doj as well that could change the whole process as we head into the following weeks. maria: will we ever know what these documents are? i mean, are these documents related to the russia collusion lie

to martha maccallum, matt whitaker, emily compagno, tyrus, my name's greg gutfeld.lcome to fox news at night i'm mike emanuel in washington. >> breaking tonight, more misery in memphis a 19 year old suspect in custody after a violent shooting spree with at least four victims that officials say he broadcast on social media. we will have the latest details. plus president biden's old boss back at the white house wednesday saying the country's in a better direction under his

she is just plain having fun with weight justice charles whitaker worded one of his questions. >> to straighten out, i would like to go on to show the other clear basement areas. >> let me ask justice question. do you stand this -- >> what do you mean do i stand -- >> >> i stand -- i don't fall on either. >> bessie margolin won that case was justice whitaker providing the loan dissent. esther justice frankfurter, despite the banter you heard in the prior clip, bessie and he enjoyed cordial relationship outside the courtroom. she certainly got his attention as evidenced by his private note to his law firm. in one, frankfurter referred to bessie margolin's best use of her feminine charm and another to her exploitation of her female talents. was she playing the woman card? if i were able to ask her i think she would have said she was playing the only card she was tells. in the early 1960s bessie margolin decided to pursue a federal judgeship. she wanted a seat on only one of two federal courts the sea, a particularly audacious goal given there were only two women federal judges in the e

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matt whitaker is here. great to have you with us. what is your action from what you just heard from david's reporting? >> it's good that the judge held the government accountable. there's too many leaks that have helped the government, even the most recent court filing included a picture of some of the things that were taken from mar-a-largo. it was soly for the purpose of influencing this case in the court of public opinion. it's good that the job takes a skeptical view of what the judge is saying here. they lost the ability to be trusted in this matter. i think a special counsel court-appointed person that can look at these documents and the light that is not favorable to one side or the other. i'm worried that doj is really moving very quickly with this case. we have an election coming up in 2022. you know, judge cannon is very smart to pump the brakes here on everything. >> martha: you tweeted about the issue of the former president claiming that these documents had already been declassified. they haven't filed anything to that n

wee have commissioner gustos in the audience and charles whitaker and e lane forbes from the port and the port staff this will be their park and we look forward to turning it over to you in a year. >> i like to invite our great mayor to speak. mayor london breed. >> thank you. you know it is hard to believe that this entire area of mission bay just over 25 years ago was a place that was under utilized railway. and this was a place that most people never visited. so to see it come arc live and i started on the former redevelopment agency commission ocii for 5 years. remember when the buildings and the conversation around ucsf and the things happening here, i thought to myself, how are they get being that done? well, we look at mission bay today and -- it is truly a jewel of san francisco. over sick thousand new homes have been created. over 25 acres of park space. new restaurants, new small businesses even i come for the market which i love. one of my favorite markets in san francisco. but there is also people who work and biotech. they are ucsf, we all know has been extraordinary lead

if ever whitaker not him off. so for us or a few of us will go to more than we heard the operation of moving to he displace donated a little we can well mobile as to whether so on to this. him getting the something to as a little tricky, but with hospital struggling to catch up with medical procedures that had been postponed during the pandemic. blood remains scarce. even now that markdowns have been lifted with less than $450000.00 units of safe blood collected annually. uganda is below the world health organization recommendation, which requires at least one percent of a country's population to donate blood we made done no day yesterday yesterday, but to one. we came to day not only to hello, what is there and the good as to wait or taught city hours. so i'd be here and wait for the blood. you come expecting you may be and we'll see you. but do ratio in the almost that, that is, that was me doing in the blood and those in the lab how to minimize and so that it, you'll, you, how capture can, how, what dick, where

that internally particularly in the cabinet john whitaker who served as in the domestic policy council in the administration and kind of was the lead staff person for the environment tells the story about the cabinet meeting where environmental issues came up and of course, you know the secretary of the interior was proposing certain things to protect the environment the secretary of the commerce was saying, oh this will ruin business and it you know, it's that classic argument that has gone on really for decades about whether the cost of environmental protection is going to kill jobs and and hurt the economy. of course, we found over the years that the exact opposite is true protecting the environment is not a zero-sum game in fact it often leads to new technologies new businesses new jobs. both things can be accomplished at the same time, but this plan which was part of the mission of a group that the president pointed soon after he came to office the advisory council on executive organization, which was headed by roy. ash. it's often called the roy ash or the -- commission. they wer

bill whitaker has the story for "60 minutes." >> did it hit you at one point that this is way bigger appeared in the beginning? >> absolutely. you get a real aha moment when you see that the white house switchboard had connected to a rioter's phone while it's happening. that's a pretty big aha moment. you get a aha ai a minute someone in on on juary 6th, absolutely kw who both ends o -- >> i end of that call. i don't know the white house end, which i believe is more important. but the thing is the american people that there are link connections that need to be explored more. >> reporter: as senior technical adviser for the january 6th committee, denver riggleman, a former house republican and ex-military intelligence officer, ran a data-driven operation, pursuing phone records and other digital clues tied to the attack on the capitol. >> from my perspective, you know, being in counterterrorism, you know, if the white house, even if it's a short call and it's a connected call, who is actually making that phone call? >> is there a simple innocent explanation for that? >> was it an acci

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diego is the first mexican star wars hero and an and or he joined by forest whitaker and stellan skarsgardd and final season is already in the works. and creator tony gilroy told us why he thinks it's necessary. >> what story about somebody who's nobody, you know, he's going to come is going to come everything. >> spoiler alert. we already know kasey in-state from rogue, one much to the dismay of diego's kid. my daughter was too young for. >> rogue but the end, you know, she would like. >> this is not fair. you don't do these that now she's ready for the stone for it for the show for the story. >> i think she's going to be bay bay police. >> and tune in to e t tonight because we are exclusively on the set of hocus pocus 2 with bette midler, sarah jessica parker and kathy to jimmy. what it's like for them to return to the rose nearly 30 years later for entertainment tonight. i'm michelle turner. >> it's hope and or the thing i mean, just think it all started with george lucas right here. and the franchise just goes on. walker ranch, ins of taking off in the finity and be on fit and get to k

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it will help further to south yorkshire and for your holdings chairman john whitaker through the powers and duties and responsibilities to thepeople of south york shire and beyond . will she put the full weight of her office into efforts to put sheffield airports open. >> regional airports including don castor airports are a vital part of our economic plan and what i will make sure is the new transport secretary is immediately on this issue. i know she is, i can tell she's already contacting the people in don castor and sheffield to make sure we do protect this airport and we protect that vital infrastructure and connectivity to help our economy grow. >> thank you mister speaker. i'd also like to welcome the prime minister. during her leadership campaign she said that waiting time in her normal constituency were appalling and many of my constituents would agree with that statement. waiting hours has become normal but instead of focusing on this problem the conservatives have seen three house changes in three months. will the prime minister get a grip on the situation and commission the

and the holdings chairman john whitaker to their powers, duties and response abilities to the people of south yorkshire and beyond, the full weight on these decision-makers to keep our sheffield airport open. >> regional airports are a vital part of our growth. what i will make sure of is the transport secretary is immediately onto this issue. i know she is. she has already contacted -- he is only contacting people to make sure we do protect this airport and protect that vital infrastructure, the connectivity that helps our economy grow. >> i would like to ask the prime minister during her leadership campaign she said waiting time for ambulances in her constituency were appalling and i think many of my constituency it's agree with that statement. across britain, waiting hours and hours for an ambulance but instead of focusing on this there have been three secretaries in three months. will you commission the see qc to investigate and the solutions to ambulance service delays, facing the additional pressures of the winter? >> people should not have to wait as long as they are for ambul

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all right, matthew whitaker, thank you for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald, you've been watching "the evening edit" on foxbusiness. thank you for watching, had a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ >> stunning new report showing how about the pandemic policies hurt our nation's school kids but the white house blames everything on who else? the trump administration. did they forget it was democrats pushing the school closures? jimmy failla in for kennedy. according to the national assessment for educational process, fourth grade math and reading scores fell dramatically in the first three years of covid, the first time math scores have fallen ever and the largest to decrease for reading and 30 years. fourth-graders read about -- the drop affected all regions of the country and hurt minorities the most. parents obviously extremely alarmed but last week doctor anthony fauci named school closures didn't really hurt kids. come on. >> do you regret the shutdown -- >> i don't. >> particularly for kids who can go to school except

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could no longer be trusted and that he realized immediately the last words that alger hiss spoke to whitaker chambers, was stalin plays for keeps. and he recognized that this was the immediate threat. he bought himself a gun and got himself a second hand car. and he and his family fled to florida, where they stayed for many months waiting for the the the business to blow over. and he finally returned back his farm on maryland and maryland. and whittaker chambers then went to become a very distinguished editor at time magazine of the best writers, one of the best editors for time magazine, all during the war years and during that period whittaker chambers, not wrote the most important journalism about the soviet union, but was the first major american journalist to warn the country of the dangers of stalin and the soviet union. and what was what was coming. so whittaker chambers was among things, a brilliant writer. but when he accused alger hiss publicly and, alger hiss called him out and threatened sue him for libel, at which point through a series of whittaker was able to come up with the

last night on "60 minutes"-- or as i've been told not to call ( ug ( applause ) correspondent bill whitakerth former senior technical adviser for the january 6 committee and six-year-old who was allowed to choose their own first and last name, denver riggleman. ( laughter ) riggleman revealed just how closely connected the administration was to the rioters on january 6th: >> you get a real ah-ha moment when you see that the white house switchboard had connected to a rioter's phone while it's happening. that's a pretty big ah-ha moment. >> stephen: an ah-ha moment? well, maybe the "ha" will come eventually, but right now, i'm stuck on the ahhhh! ( laughter ) aaahhh! aahhh! ha. we don't know who made the call, but we do know that the call lasted for only nine seconds. so, probably a prank call. ( as trump ) "is your refrigerator running ( laughter ) ( applause ) well, then you better catch mike pence and hang him." ( laughter ) the hearings-- speaking of which-- ( applause ) it's rare. speaking of which, the hearings are clearly getting under the skin of former president pillsbury duh boy. in

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so let's continue the conversation about to the drama with acting attorney general matt whitaker.t, thank you for being up with us tonight. i want to read this to you. a new development tonight in this, we are learning now that the doj, i am going to read this to you in real time for the first time, doj told the appeals court to that donald trump cannot have a plausible claim for return of documents seized by the fbi coming in per bloomberg. what if anything did you make of that? >> yeah, gillian, good to be with you tonight. the doj has appealed the judge's order saying that they can't use the classified documents that they obtained in their raid at mar-a-lago today, earlier today the trump administration opposed, the term team opposed that appeal of and this is the response about 11 hours after the opposition is the rebuttal and just summarizes very quickly their position, which is as you just read, which is that the doj believes that the trump team has no viable argument. i disagree with that. i think that this process that judge has laid out with the special master that includ

to martha maccallum, matt whitaker, emily compagno, tyrus, my name's greg gutfeld. i love you america. ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to fox news at night i'm mike emanuel in washington. >> breaking tonight, more misery in memphis a 19 year old suspect in custody after a violent shooting spree with at least four victims that officials say he broadcast on social media. we will have the latest details. plus president biden's old boss back at the white house wednesday saying the country's in a better direction under his former vp's leadership, but republicans are asking, is it safer following a watch dog report suggesting the biden administration may have put national security at risk by failing to properly vet e vac e vac ways from the botched withdraw from afghanistan. our panel weighs in. and some residents are being told tow sweat it out conserve power even as temperatures soar to record levels. an electrifying panel on the future of the state's energy crunch ahead >> but first breaking news out of memphis, the 19 year old police say is responsible for several shootings

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. >> now the whitaker bayou area is primarily in my district as commissioner of this area.the way that it's laid out, it's like three minutes from the airport. so the roof was torn off. we're right down the street. so that's where that is. ask then it's maybe a mile or so up the road. that's where the the barrier islands are. that's out to long bo tee and so on. sarasota is a beautiful place. it doesn't do it justice at all. there's just debris everywhere. my yard looks like a war zone. it looks disastrous. it probably looks better on the outside than the inside. but other than that, i haven't heard of any real water damage, water intrusion. although i'm sure there are, but i haven't heard of any massive flooding. i know there are areas where there's standing water. so you managed to escape in that part of it. so just a number of downed trees. and some home damage, due to trees and poles and so on. so those are primarily the things that i have been hearing. but it's literally like a body of water, which is a canal. then like right on the other side of the street is the bayo

. >> martha: so, with that, we bring in matt whitaker formal acting u.s. attorney general under president trump, matt, great to have you with us tonight. so, we heard gavin newsom and hillary clinton basically accusing this, accusing these governors, dissent is abbott of kidnapping and human trafficking. before i let you answer, this is john pair on that listen to this. secretary jean-pierre >> these migrants were misled about where they were headed. told that they would be headed to boston. misled about what they would be provided, when they arrived, promised shelter benefits and more. >> secretary psaki: these are the kind of tactics we see from smugglers in places like mexico, and guatemala. and, for what, a photo op. >> what you make of all this, what is this going. >> obviously this is a political hot potato. but at the same time, it has huge consequences. and i noticed both the president and a spokesperson are talking with moral terms. and you know, what is immoral is to governor desantis' point is immigrants dying in the back of tractor-trailers, an

let's talk to claire whitaker, chair of the royal commonwealth society.ive of the - was enormously supportive of the commonwealth. it was so much a priority for her, and in terms of the royal commonwealth society, she was our patron. she was so supportive. she was very involved in our work. she hosted events for us, she asked for regular briefings. she visited the team in our offices. but i think that the importance of the commonwealth within the royal family is really understood, and i know that now king charles iii will be wanting to make sure that her legacy and the importance that the commonwealth meant to the queen is maintained and sustained in the future. ,, ., , ., ., .y maintained and sustained in the future. ,, ., ., future. sure. it was a legacy of emire, future. sure. it was a legacy of empire. no _ future. sure. it was a legacy of empire, no question _ future. sure. it was a legacy of empire, no question about - future. sure. it was a legacy of. empire, no question about that. future. sure. it was a legacy of - empire, no question about that.

and ed whitaker himself, who was the chairman of at&t at the time met me at the door, and he was in tears. and he and he says, girl, you're one of 110. and there 110 officers. he said, it's a long way from the east hill public housing projects in richmond, california. he said, go in, contribute, take your rightful place in that room. and then he opened the door. i'll never forget as long as i live and that just gave me a true freedom after that, to be who i am. and by the time i actually made it to to be the president of at&t, north carolina, when i made it there, i just start telling my stories and opening up and just the authentic me came out and she is never going back in. so that is the long response to your question. that's how it happened. yeah. so you just have to slice that up and cut it up and take out what you need. yeah. now the great you're now working, you know, with the dallas mavericks and then your book you mentioned, you mentioned what's going to warriors game, but i want to know what your level of nba fandom was before that. i work for mark cuban, who you had never heard