. >> because i was the only person who cheered when you said kill whitey? >> yes. it isn't about souf craft it's about the "new york times." >> it's not about that. it's like a science experiment. every time you talk about racism vs. white people. if you won't get offended i'm not going help you anymore. when you said it every white person in there acted like they deserved it. you never say, no hell, no, don't talk about me like that you guys never do. we do that if someone says i'm racist give me my coffee. you guys don't defend your serves. that's why a guy can go on stage and chant what he chanted forever and get everyone to do it with no consequences. no cancelling. because there's no whitey to defend. you got to stand up for yourselves and accept it. you have to be able to laugh. >> they were like this is a serious topic. >> no, what the they were doing this lady was, someone laugh first. i want to be the laugh. you don't want to be the first white person to laugh. it's like watching national geographic the first beast to cross is going to get eaten. so everyb

what i'm about to sa y is great. >> kill whitey is so powerful, even to a specific ones who farm. you kill all the white people. w farm? yeah. say it with me. say it together foith r the nex. 20 minutes. i may not be able to read like elon musk, but ad i can read then room. and if i was a white farmer, might ask me up out of the air. yeahread the i. e farmer all right. up next, his apology was wack,wh so a singer took iact back. >> if you'll be in the new york area and like tickets to see gutfeld, go to fox slash gutfeld and click on the link to join our studio audience. south dakota is hiring. we're inviting people from across america to get in on the action. we have more jobs than people. that's why i'm helping out south dakota. recognize this most out of state professional licenses our industries, except states apprenticeship programs and to ease the financial burden, we're investing in scholarships to get people trained and on the job. governor no. yes. you missed the spot. south dakota freedom works here . we started walking as a family. get together to memorialize my father.

if we can reflect on what you've been accustomed to while prosecuting the case against mo mobster whiteyulger, you said he was trying to manipulate the system so he was never brought to trial for his role in the 19 murders and he was trying to slow down the trial. do you see there might be any similarities in this trump case or the approach his attorneys might have while facing these charges? >> i think in every case it's to the defendant's advantage to slow things down, because typically the evidence does not get better for the prosecution as time goes by. sometimes witnesses' memories lapse or sometimes witnesses are no longer interested in participating and have to be forced to participate. the more time the defense has, the more time they can find the weaknesses in the state or federal government's case. i think in any criminal case, the defense is probably going to be playing for a little bit more time than the government wants. >> at the time, bulger's attorney said the volume of evidence from prosecutors was so enormous and they needed more time to go through it. well, that sounds

melissa don tells us more, including the emotional address from whitey's governor overnight -- whitey's -- hawaii's governor overnight. melissa: criticism over the warning system not being deployed during the fires. early this about the sirens not being sounded. >> the sirens, as i mentioned earlier, are used primarily for tsunamis. the public is trained to seek higher ground in the event the siren sounded. if that was the case, they would've gone into the fire. melissa: the government website says the siren system can be used are a variety of both natural and human cost events -- human caused events, including hurricanes, tsunamis, and wildfires. the governor giving an update overnight. >> the devastation is difficult to express in words. 500 have been damaged in an estimated cost of nearly $6 billion. but far more devastating than any material loss is a loss of precious lives. melissa: fema saying residents will be relocated to hotels by next week. in addition to the federal response, local businesses are working to help the community. tour companies using their buses to carry supplie

new poll showed 41% think the republican party should continue to be led by former president trump, whitey stang is not one of them. >> do you think former president trump should be the leader of the republican party >> no. not at all >> why >> i don't think he's trustworthy. >> reporter: stang, a father and grandfather, voted for mr. trump in 2016 and 2020 but says january 6th was a turning point for him. >> there's no doubt in my mind that he helped incite those people, that he did little to stop them. >> reporter: that's something mr. trump denies and while stang says his top pick right now is former u.n. ambassador nikki haley, he could still change his mind. and for all their differences, these three iowa voters agree, their number one issue is the economy. >> the economy's strong but inflation is still high and things are not easy for a lot of people. >> farm fuel is extremely higher today, almost four times higher than my bill used to be four years ago. things are just a lot harder to make work. >> kristen, where do the other candidates stand in the iowa poll >> reporter: well, lest

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james bulger, who just happens to be a relative of the famous mobster, whitey bulger. to be impossible for democrats to defend this after they say additional records and hear additional eyewitness testimony. of course, the bidens wouldn't take those. almost everybody the bidens have business with have been charged with bribery. the ukrainian ceo, the spy chief of china, patrick powell. not to mention that remained from kansas 10 years and that mexicans, they all have problems. how do you explain these texts and e-mails from hunter? "don't mention joe being involved. it is only when you're face-to-face." or this one the bidens are the best at doing exactly what the chairman wants. or this one. i have brought every single person you have ever asked me to bring to the effing white house. i have delivered on every single thing you have ever asked. more collisions hunter was delivering. so the white house is going to have to deal with an impeachment because we believe the house is going to open an impeachment inquiry this fall. supercharging the investigatory powers. this i

he set a consecutive innings streak that wasn't broken until whitey ford in the sixties, 29 and two thirds straight shut innings. babe ruth that year, he also played he became sort of like a full timer for the first time. he played 782 games in the outfield and first base. he was sitting in for a lot of players who had gone off to the military. he hit 11 home runs. he led the american league 11 home runs today, some guys had 11 home runs and three quarters of a month, you know, they hit 11 home runs with their hands behind their back, you know, kicking balls. he also had led the league in slugging percentage. he is a big man on campus. so having an 11, it was great. he played in four exhibition games for 11 and and for team in redding called the red steel and casting company team. he didn't get a single hit. he walked once. he struck out four times. he did do a little bit of nifty relief pitching. he walked once, leading to a victory for his team, but he basically was a tremendous boost in morale, so much so that the the mayor of redding, pennsylvania, wrote a letter to the general of the

assumption guaranties more young black folks will do it because doing anything else is seen as embracing whiteywe need to expand their horizons, their choices, their examples for excellence. all you hear about is the carrot or the stick when in reality i prefer a carrot the size of a stick and then beat looters with it. >> period! >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests! if this is what pain looks like call me a massist. host of making money on fox business, charles payne! [cheers and applause] >> greg: she suffered five years at the people's republic of espn, outkick host charly arnolt! [cheers and applause] >> greg: his safe space is a good will donation bid founder of the loftus party.com, michael loftus! [cheers and applause] >> greg: and finally, parents sell their kids to finish their dinner because there are starving people at fox. >> kat: saw where that was going. >> greg: fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: charles, great to see you. you look as dapper as always ithank you. >> greg: i feel bad for michael loftus because this is what real people dress like. >>

. >> i never said "the" 9/11, i said "a" 9/11. [ laughter ] >> uber for whitey?no, that's whitney, whitney houston. >> jimmy: hold on a second, george -- >> i can't do this, i'm late for my meeting with tyler perry, he's making a movie about me. >> jimmy: what, he's making a movie with you? >> yeah, it's called "madea's list." i wrote it about my black grandmother surviving the holocaust. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait, hold on. is it a true story? >> the holocaust? ? no, the movie. [ laughter ] oh, yeah, yeah, it's true-ish. it's a jewish true-ish. >> jimmy: can i ask, are you okay, congressman? >> i cut my way through the jungles of cambodia, i can cut my way through this! >> jimmy: you fought in the vietnam war? >> yes, i did, and we lost a lot of good men out there, including my mother. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hang on a minute. that's not -- what is going on here? [ laughter ] hold on, are you -- did you just buy a puppy from an amish guy with a fidget spinner? [ laughter ] george, what is going on with that puppy? >> what puppy? what puppy are you even talking a

care of the white house and its grounds as well as the parking areas immediately surrounding the whiteyuse. finally, we are joined by lydia the curator of the white house, she's been part of the white house staff since 1979. lectured and published articles on the white house collectioniz and specializes in historic photographs of the executive mansion. please join me in welcoming the panelist to the stage for the final panel today. [applause] thank you for that wonderful introduction. it's been a pretty incredible day and fascinating insights from different people. and i know this will be a fitting conclusion to this symposium. before we get into thebo conservation i figured i would share a little bit about history behind the preservation efforts at the white house and some of thet challenges. in addition to being the home and office of the head of state the white house also must serve as a ceremonial stage and museum while continuing to function on a daily basis at home for the first family. the white house is not frozen in time rather it's a historic place where history is constantly

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needless to say, the world in which john lewis and he has a constellation of people what the fauntroy whitey walker fred shuttlesworth people sprinkled across the south and the rest of the united states. and i think sometimes when we write these biographies of dr.. not just because i've read it, but but i think what happens is that he all this happened and no one says no. in fact, his students his pupils, his acolytes went on to do even more. so in your conversation with his compatriots and and all the folks that you're interviewed, did any of this ever come out? well, the actions speak for themselves. those people that you mentioned, you know, went on do great things. and i would include coretta scott king on that list, of course. but what about you? what's your take on that? how did the the heirs or the people who inherited the the movement, how did they. i think inspired by king. i think those who were paying attention were inspired. and jena have to differ with your word manage because i don't think i don't they dr. king could manage any of those. what he did do was influence them now an