brian kilmeade do you blame the photographer or the husband? >> brian: it is never the wife's fault, very good, you got that down finally. i know that area and that is dangerous. and it is rocky. how about fortuitous that there are lifeguards there to save them and number to come i have to ask katie and dana, have you ever swam in a wedding dress? i would imagine if you are a mermaid, you are screwed because the dress wraps around you and all of your body. anybody want to put up their hands and joined this conversation, dana, katie, to swim and i'll wedding dress? >> katie: if you wear a life jacket commit is great. we went back to your original point. >> dana: katie is so sensible. >> katie: i just don't want to drown in my photo. >> jesse: working from home is hard especially when you have kids. take a look. >> david cameron come i'm really sorry, that is my son arriving. hold on one second, sorry. yes, yes. >> my name is christian. >> your name is christian, i'm so sorry. we went dana to my will plague greg gutfeld and kids think they are co

i am jesse watters with dana perino, brian kilmeade, donna brazile and katie pavlich. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ president trump making some big news on wearing masks as cases of coronavirus served in the united states. america reporting 44,000 new infections yesterday and at least 16 states now pausing, reversing, or dealing reopening plans. president trump weighing in on wearing masks in an interview with fox business. take a look. >> i don't know if you need mandatory. many places in the country people stay very long distance. he talked about social distancing. i'm all for masks. i think masks were good. if i were in a group of people and i was close. >> you would wear one. speak i have. people have seen me wearing one. if i met a group of people and we are not 10 feet away. usually i'm not in that position and everyone is tested because of the president, they get tested before they see me but if i were in a tight situation of people, i would absolutely. >> do you think the public would see that? >> i have no problem. i had a mask on, i s

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brian kilmeade is with us. he is host of the "brian kilmeade show." brian, we've seen a wave of crime in some big cities. i want to listen for a second along with our audience what the president is saying about this. roll tape. >> 358% increase in shootings in new york. last month over 300 people were shot. nypd, retirements have quadrupled and they're going up even further. and new york city is out of control. when you have 20 people killed, 22 people killed, in one weekend in chicago and you have8 shootings, -- 88 shootings, that is not even conceivable. that is worse than afghanistan. stuart: brian, let's be clear. i'm fit to be tied about this. i live and work around new york city. the there are numerous shootings. the police are disparaged, no respect whatsoever, and we have local officials from the mayor to aoc, calling for defunding of the police and blaming them and guns for what's going on here. brian, i know you're the same as me. i'm fit to be tied. i think this is disgrace. we talked to five minutes ago, the has dow county police commissio

brian kilmeade joins us now. i think the best single thing we can do to teach our kids to love america is to pass a law that requires everyone in this country to watch your show on fox nation but i've got a feeling nancy pelosi is not going to buy that so in the absence of that what you think we can do to really teach our children to love and appreciate this great country. >> i'm in a work toward passing your lusty because i don't think there's any choice but sadly in new york, this is what needs to happen and i'm very curious to see what they did in great britain but you have social studies in second grade and you talk about american history a lot in 11th grade in your focused on it in seventh grade, you talk about american sit history, that was the focus and the more in-depth you got you were able to focus of areas it is interest area early on. she like science or math you get a definite yes or no. if you hear kids at home like social studies or history, i back him up and say well, do you like stories, yes. wha

. ♪ >> brian: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i am brian kilmeade. i will be filling in for tucker. in a few minutes, tucker will be joining us here on his very own show. you can add at least three new names to the roster people recently forced out by the social justice mob. this afternoon, andrew sullivan, a writer at "new york magazine," longtime critic of the canceled culture announced that he was leaving his job. last night san francisco's museum of modern art canceled one of its top curators after he suggested that the museum i continue to feature works by white artists. i know. hold on to somebody. this are partisan republicans at all. together they join an ever-expanding list of toppled statues, defaced manuals, canceled careers. you will be assured more people lose their jobs. today some of the people canceled are starting to fight back. consider bari weiss. she announced her resignation and the skating mother that accuses that the times of being controlled by the mob. "twitter is not on the master to ignore ties but twitter has become its ul

i am brian kilmeade along with lawrence jones, geraldo rivera, 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. welcome to this special edition of the five. the president and first lady melania trump are heading to mount rushmore for a fourth of july celebration. what could go wrong? president trump is set to give a speech where he will defend america's founders and called out the left-wing mob and that was pushing cancel culture. while the president is planning to honor america on his birthday eve, others are intent on tearing it down for the president putting anarchists and looters on notice ahead of the planned protests this weekend. >> the american dream is the sacred birthright of every american child. that's what we have, the american dream and no one will shatter the american dream. not the anarchists, not the agitators, not the fools, not the looters. i will also want to thank all of law enforcement, the job you've done is incredible. we signed a bill, you play with our monuments are our statues, you go to jail for ten years. it's amazing how it all stopped so fast. we let the loc

>> brian: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," i'm brian kilmeade. tucker dubbed him the creepy lawyer and tonight cpl will be on. but first, major sacrifices during the coronavirus lock downs. maybe you still are, at the time we were told the sacrifice would flatten the curve and save lives. businesses was destroyed, u unemployment record high, and now after months of restrictions, the virus is back and politiciansol want to do the exact same thing again. >> sectors that are closing statewide, restaurants, wineries, movie theaters, and bars to outdoor activities to the extent possible. now with counties on a monitoring list, we have this list. fitness centers, places of worship, opposites for noncritical sectors, personal care centers, that includes hair salons, barbershops. >> brian: they had the full screen built already from a month ago. with so much shut down for tea, will people obey the second wave of shutdowns? some businessman like california barber shop owner didn't want to obey the first wave. w >> you told our producer i don't care if i g

joining us now live on the radio , brian kilmeade, host of the brian kilmeade show, great to have you along, brian. it's friday of course so stu doesn't do fridays. president trump admitting that not all schools may open as planned this year and here is what happens, he says, if they don't. roll tape. president trump: if schools do not reopen, the funding should go to parents to send their child to public, private, charter, religious or home school of their choice. ashley: is brian what do you think about that? i can't see democrats allowing tax dollars to go to private schools, do you? brian: well especially in los angeles where they said one of the demands for them to actually work and do their job was to de fund the charter schools, isn't that amazing? so it be a tough role. i don't know how you execute it so billy johnson school's close but wants to go to the private school, catholic school, the charter school down the block. where do you get the money from? do you actually get a physical voucher that you can honor, almost like you get a gift card at a store that says you could go

. ♪ >> brian: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i'm brian kilmeade. tucker will be back later in the show with what he describes as one of the weirdest and most memorable interviews he's ever conducted. i don't want you to miss it. the first round of shutdowns failed to stop the spread of coronavirus. we are sad to report that cases are once again surging in certain hot spots, politicians are proposing an additional round of draconian measures to combat the spread of the virus. here's california governor gavin newsom. >> we are now effectively, rather effective today, requiring all counties to close their indoor activities. indoor operations in the following sectors. restaurants, wineries, tasting rooms, movie theaters, family entertainment centers, zoos and museums, card rooms and of the shuttering of all bars. this is in every county in the state of california. >> brian: here we go again. but can we afford the high economic cost of another shut down? not everyone thinks so. >> gyms were one of the last categories to reopen under the last shutdown or

don't forget to tune into the "brian kilmeade radio show." i know you like it. that's every single day, monday through friday peered also "fox & friends" 6:00-9:00. i will be wearing a different outfit. watch the show or you can also dvr the show. you know what the show's slogan is, the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, groupthink. i appreciate you watching. now it's time to go over to my good friend, possibly my only real friend. he has got great hair, he's been ready to go -- >> sean: here we go. >> brian: since 6:00 in the morning. the great sean hannity. i'm giving you 11 seconds. >> sean: that's because you are a radio guy. you know when to hit that post, don't miss it. confident 6:00 a.m. tomorrow -- trust me, you are going to hear about it tomorrow night. ait seems like three hours of radio, three hours of "fox & friends," it's like the kilmade network. >> brian: sean,ur let me take your show. speed to listen, in a few years, it's all yours. who knows, i might run for president there that'll scare people. >> brian: everyone else is. >> sean: welcome to "ha

netflix at 497. >>> joining us live on the radio, brian kilmeade, host of the brian kilmeade radio show. normally hears statute. stuart is not in today. it is his birthday. happy birthday to him. brian, president is weighing on the idea that some pro teams changing their names, tweeting this, they named the teams, the president says out the strength not weakness. but now the washington redskins and cleveland indians, two fabled sports franchises look like they are going to be changing their names in order to be politically correct. at least that is the president's take on all of this. the question, brian, is mr. trump right, are these teams caving to pressure or on the other hand is it time to change these names? what say you? >> both. i, here is nike and fedex. you guys plays perfect to your audience. fedex says i need the name off the stadium if you don't change the name redskins. if you do not put, get redskins off your nickname, i'm leaving with money. money drives your channel. and then you have nike, say we're not going to be selling redskins paraphernalia at all, can't buy anythi

host of the "brian kilmeade show," brian kilmeade. brian, the owners of a gym in new jersey arrested for ignoring a government lockdown order. they are trying to punish small businesses paying bills during the epdem pick. >> if you want to avoid prison, tear down a christopher columbus statue. if you want to avoid prison, fire a molotov cocktail at a police car that is fine. if you have a grim, nobody go through it test positive, preach health, fitness, responsibility you have to shut them down to the point where they tried to board it up. they tried to lock it up. they finally took their own doors off the gym and slept there. they kept the locker rooms closed. these guys are, have great constituents. they're model citizens. yet they end up in jail. what a joke. by the way, people listening right now, not only do you not go to gyms, think about the gym owners, their margins are small. they, on best day they're barely making a profit able to pay their people. guess what? they have been closed with no hope in the new york long island ar

brian kilmeade, always good to see you. thank you. >> go get them, trace. >> trace: sport setting the stage for getting back with coronavirus case is surging. with two games in the books, the baseball season is underway. with us tony clark lee, the executive director of baseball players association. i thought night one was fantastic, tony. i was sad to see juan soto for the washington nationals tested positive for coronavirus. but it appears that aside from that, it looked as if all things were maybe a little bit janky in the first start of a couple first games, but it overall look to be pretty appealing. >> it was. thanks for having me, trace. having an opportunity to get the guys back on the field and playing the game that they love, and that our fans love to watch them play was undoubtedly a plus. and there were some speed bumps along the way. and i'm guessing there will continue to be moving forward, but first two games last night, minus the rain delay in d.c., but good weather and a good game in l.a., and a full slate

which is lame for sure, but somehow, this morning on "fox and friends, "weatherman brian kilmeade, somehow managed to out-lame it. >> he wants you to hum "imagine" by john lennon. he wants us to imagine -- john lennon wouldn't be safe in the city right now. he'd be hiding in his apartment. >> jimmy: nobody tell brian how john lennon died. let him google it. the school year is mercifully coming to an end, but many parents are still homeschooling and experiencing senioritis for the second time in their lives. but fear not because help is here in an adorable little package. it's time for homework corner with guillermo. ♪ >> guillermo: hi, welcome to homework corner with guillermo. today question is, nose is to beak as arm is to? you know, guys? i order uber eats, and i think it's outside. i'll be right back, okay? ♪ >> jimmy: and we never saw him again. we have a good show for you tonight. we have an otherworldly surprise for our healthcare hero of the week and we will be right back with wanda sykes. ♪ >> dicky: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by old navy. for worse or for bet

. >> time to check with brian kilmeade for what is coming up on "fox and friends". brian: fresh of the fiery house meeting, no lunch break, william barr on the act, to watch is that, congressman jim jordan was fired, he was there, he will be with us. senator tim scott will be with us. what about what tom cotton said behind closed doors. and that is always a dicey situation. always wakes up and makes sense. we show you the video of congressman jerry nadler. >> it is true. is that happening in portland right now? >> the spread only in washington dc. tori brian: find out if he was amiss or real and why he was surprised by the congressman's answer. ♪ book two separate qualifying stays and earn a free night. the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. is that if you're not wexpecting the shock,t and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. and the markets fall dramatically, you might panic. and in the midst of that panic, you might sell and run to cash. at the very moment, you shouldn't. at th

jillian: time to check with brian kilmeade for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> we will talk about this after your show is done. coming up on our show we have a lot to discuss including defunding the police and our own security internationally with robert o'brien. what do we know about the russia situation and of bounties? people at lena story. kellyanne conway will talk about trying to respond if he chooses to to his democratic nominee who challenged him a few times yesterday. chad wolf will talk about what is hurting our direction, newt gingrich, what he needs to do in the next few months if he wants to get 4 more years, newt gingrich will weigh in on that. during a time the country is so divided random acts of kindness proving to go a long way. surprising the sheriff's deputy with a free meal. why the small show of support speaks volumes in his community and country music star clint webb teaming up with the uso, stops by with details on that and how to support our men and women in the military, gains from the fourth of july. ♪ ♪ never certain it would last. ♪ we near

i'm is 40 after the hour, let's check in with brian kilmeade for what is coming up on "fox and friends". listen, let me tell you what is on the agenda, coming up, kevin mccarthy will be pushing for schools to reopen and argues congress should work on preventing a child care crisis as officers try to stamp out the virus with more fresh air, cases are rising in the southeast, arizona, florida, texas. doctor oz will be here how to push back in the southeast as we did in the northeast. democrat, republican from new jersey joins us for he takes on amy kennedy who is a democrat like jeff andrew was in jeffrey epstein's confidant is behind bars, hired a defense attorney, will she talk? is the government guaranteeing her safety? nancy grace is here on that and privilege to have with us the ppp, the trump organization, eric trump will join us about his dad's prospected his big speech saturday in new hampshire. and a texas police officer rushes into the line of fire to save a young boy's life. he will meet that officer on "fox and friends" and i ask you to please get dressed, ultimately your dec

moments away brian kilmeade but first panic sets in over reelection prospect. that was a tweet this week. he said president trumps advisors are sounding alarms and there's widespread panic and pessimism over fears that

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brian kilmeade and way across the way we have emily on this the 14th day of july new york city. sunny and 85. going to feel like summer, emily. emily: oh, if we had summer here yesterday in seattle for a brief moment. good morning to you both. it's such an honor to fill in for ainsley today. we will have a great day in store for you. brian: unfortunately i have to open up with a correction not

don't forget to tune into the brian kilmeade radio show on fox news radio from nine to noon. and you know in each and every night, each and every morning to a fox & friends and don't forget the show, the sworn enemy of line come pomposity, smugness and groupthink. don't forget to dvr the show because tucker makes money every time someone dvrs the show. that's what i think. >> sean: three seconds late but who's counting? i am buying goya products for my local food bank. after b7-19 come a lot of people need help. fascinating, great show as always. welcome to "hannity" tonight. major new endorsements for president trump. alexandealexandria ocasio-corteg my dream in your taxes through the roof. bernie sanders heaping massive praise on joe biden's hard left

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>> laura: i saw that you castigate a brian kilmeade for going three seconds over? how do you get away with that? you do it all the time. >> sean: i have to explain -- >> laura: three seconds. >> sean: when i stole 30 seconds, this is instilled in my brain. i started first in radio in 1997 -- >> laura: okay, we're not going to walk down memory lane all the way, are we? are we going to long island construction, the trash job? >> sean: it is burned into my brain, get the post. >> laura: but you never do and then you -- >> sean: i do every night for you. i missed once or twice but it was trump's fault. >> laura: everything is trump's fault. it is, you got it. everything is trump's fault! >> sean: and i gave the time back! >> laura: what about killer wasps? was that trump's fault? >> sean: even if he cured cancer. >> laura: exactly. all right, hannity, great to see you. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. we're going to go right off the bat with the angle. at decoding the left, that is the focus of tonight's angle. 71 years ago, george oh, well, wrote

i am jesse watters with dana perino, brian kilmeade, donna brazile and katie pavlich. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ president trump making some big news on wearing masks as cases of coronavirus served in the united states. america reporting 44,000 new infections yesterday and at least 16 states now pausing, reversing, or dealing reopening plans. id

kilmeade will be sitting in but in the meantime, we hope you have the best and happiest weekend and we will be back on monday if not before 8:00 p.m. eastern. thee sworn and sincere enemy of line, line, smugness, and pomposity. >> sean: thank you and welcome to "hannity". huge breaking news, multiple fronts. the president of the united states officially commuted what is the unfair, unjust, 40 month prison sentence handed down to longtime political operative roger stone and in just a moment, roger stone will join us for an exclusive one-on-one interview. first we start tonight, we turn to an important update on america's liberal cities and major crisis. in chicago, at least 64 people were shot. 11 people were killed. i'll repeat that. 64 american shot in chicago. 11 americans dead this weekend. sadly, tragically, just your average weekend there.. nobody seems to do anything about it. meanwhile a new york, the violence alsous spiraling way ot of control.

. ♪ >> brian: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i am brian kilmeade. i will be filling in for tucker. in a few minutes, tucker will be joining us here on his very own show. you can add at least three new names to the roster people recently forced out by the social justice mob. this afternoon, andrew sullivan, a writer at "new york magazine," longtime critic of the canceled culture announced that he was leaving his job. last night san francisco's museum of modern art

i thought that that was brian kilmeade, but i guess regis philbin has been on air more than anybody. you know, it takes a lot to do that. i was always a big fan of "who wants to be a millionaire" that had 30 million viewers in prime time. for those of you who don't understand, that's like eight times the size of "hannity" each night. it shows you how massive of an audience that was. he will be missed. a political too, great guy. >> dagen: only a couple of more minutes, you could take shots at everybody who works with us. but what about regis? >> greg: i think that hannity will be calling jesse tonight after the show. regis was successful and kathy lee because they were both authentic and had chemistry. a tv producer once said to me for a show to really work, the host have to hate each other, and then he says, except for regis and kathie lee, and both of them, i have met them, i know kathie lee well, they are exactly who they are. and that's who you should be. be yourself on tv, that should be your real self off tv. >> dagen: juan? >> juan: the key for him was he was friendly, handsom

try to check in with brian kilmeade. >> i can't wait to see you some day in person, maybe at the christmas party. it will be great. health and human resources secretariasecretary alex azar ws an update on the coronavirus. we'll talk about the reagents and the testing. when is all this going to slow down? we'll have the latest. we're going to hear from the white house trade advisor, peter navarro, how he got the big editorial in the usa today. with less than 100 days until the election, how is the race shaping up? we're going to hear from ronna mcdaniels. also on deck, senator tom cotton, people are critical of him. he's critical of the 1619 project. dan crenshaw will talk about protests that are ravaging city after city after city. what's behind it. plus, john tapper, how to open up your restaurant safely. charles payne, do we believe the market or the unemployment numbers. dan bongino on the unrest, especially in chicago. lawrence jones after his great special last night. and jack brewer, on many things, including how the nfl plans to get back to work. all those people plan to be on this

i am brian kilmeade along with lawrence jones, geraldo rivera, 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. welcome to this special edition of the five. the president and first lady melania trump are heading to mount rushmore for a fourth of july celebration. what could go wrong? president trump is set to give a speech where he will defend america's founders and called out the left-wing mob and that was pushing cancel culture. while the president is planning to honor america on his birthday

rob: maybe this guy, brian kilmeade. what do you think about the hockey plans? >> i want to make sure they play. i'm getting worried about football, getting worried about base billion. i want to make sure they go through. soccer, they had two teams drop out of the mls. i was happy to see the usl had fans in pittsburgh. i don't know how much sports we're going to talk about. we'll talk to press secretary kayleigh mcenany with the latest on the white house, what's going on with the messaging with the covid virus ravaging the south and the west. we're going to talk to seattle's police chief, she speaks out about the plan to slash the police force budget in half. also on deck, newt gingrich will be with us, dan bongino on law enforcement and the rise in homicides in new york, chicago and minneapolis. he's known for outspoken support of law enforcement and the second amendment. >> if you're not afraid of a gun, get one, become proficient. get a concealed firearms license and carry it. and if you need to shoot somebody, shoot them a lot. >> wow. sheriff grady judd jus

neil: you know, karl, lindsey graham was on my colleague brian kilmeade's radio show and he said the same of nascar and removing the confederate flag, they are trying the grow the sport. if you are in the business the confederate flag is not a good way to grow your business. whatever people's views on this stub, i subject, i'm not trying to weigh into it here, i'm wondering whether it's appealing to his base and satisfying his base although i imagine among that base this might be deemed offensive, i'm wondering back to the argument for re-election is the base alone enough to give him the victory? >> there has never been a president who got re-elected whose base alone was sufficient to win. you had to, whether it's fdr in 1936 taking traditionally republican states, whether it is richard nixon in 1972, whinning traditionally democratic states, you win re-election by not simply appealing to the people that got you there in the first place because by and large, what happens with those people is most of them stick with you but enough of them flake off of you because of disappointment tha

moments away brian kilmeade but first panic sets in over reelection prospect. that was a tweet this week. he said president trumps advisors are sounding alarms and there's widespread panic and pessimism over fears that

>> laura: i saw that you castigate a brian kilmeade for going three seconds over? how do you get away with that? you do it all the time. >> sean: i have to explain -- >> laura: three seconds. >> sean: when i stole 30 seconds, this is instilled in my brain. i started first in radio in 1997 -- >> laura: okay, we're not going to walk down memory lane all the way, are we? are we going to long island construction, the trash job? >> sean: it is burned into my brain, get the post. >> laura: but you never do and then you -- >> sean: i do every night for you. i missed once or twice but it was trump's fault. >> laura: everything is p'

. ♪ >> brian: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i'm brian kilmeade. tucker will be back later in the show with what he describes as one of the weirdest and most memorable interviews he's ever conducted. i don't want you to miss it. the first round of shutdowns failed to stop the spread of coronavirus. we are sad to report that cases are once again surging in certain hot spots, politicians are proposing an additional round of draconian measures to combat the spread of the virus. here's california governor gavin newsom. >> we are now effectively, rather effective today, requiring all counties to close their indoor activities. indoor operation

. ♪ >> brian: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i'm brian kilmeade. tucker will be back later in the show with what he describes as one of the weirdest and most memorable interviews he's ever conducted. i don't want you to miss it. the first round of shutdowns failed to stop the spread of coronavirus. we are sad to report that cases are once again surging in certain hot spots, politicians are proposing an additional round of draconian measures to combat the spread of the virus. here's california governor gavin newsom. >> we are now effectively,

>> brian: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," i'm brian kilmeade. tucker dubbed him the creepy lawyer and tonight cpl will be on. but first, major sacrifices during the coronavirus lock downs. maybe you still are, at the time we were told the sacrifice would flatten the curve and save lives. businesses was destroyed, u unemployment record high, and now after months of restrictions, the virus is back and politicia

. ♪ >> good evening brian kilmeade. as you probably figured out i'll be filling in for tucker. in a few minutes till be joining us here on his very own show. you can add at least three new names of the roster recently other social justice mob. this afternoon, and o'sullivan, a writer in new york sullivan -- long-time critic of the cancer culture announced that he was leaving his job. last night, san francisco's museum of modern art canceled one of his top curators after he suggested that the museum might continue to feature works by white artists. old ontoom

i am brian kilmeade along with lawrence jones, geraldo rivera, 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. welcome to this special edition of the five. the president and first lady melania trump are heading to mount rushmore for a fourth of july celebration. what could go wrong? president trump is set to give a speech where he will defend america's founders and called out the left-wing mob and that was pushing cancel culture. while the president is planning to honor america on his birthday eve, others are intent on tearing it down

i am fascinated to see federal reserve board members, senator lindsey graham, brian kilmeade on "fox & friends" and others starting to sound the alarm about the fact that we're in a huge testing backlog. and that means they're desperate to get through to the president. >> this is one of those days where we can't let anyone go anywhere just yet. everyone stays put, and when we come back, more on donald trump's war on science. the fact that it's both dangerous to the public's health and it turns out based on the most recent polls, it's stupid politics. so why, oh, why, is donald trump doubling down on it as cases surge. >>> and the president's intervention is the latest not-s not-so-veiled dog whistle. >>> and brand-new rust belt polling that puts joe biden way ahead of donald trump in must-win territory for the incumbent. all of those stories, coming up. e incumbent. all of those stories, coming up. when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams. spe, home at w

kilmeade, a friend of mine for example and by the end of the night you can't wait to hear what sean hannity has to say. i'm talking to everybody across the political spectrum. we are to get behind candidate to believe in service because service at the end of the day service is nonpartisan. it is bipartisan and nonpartisan. i think as voters we need to be looking for, continue a life of service, veterans affairs and this is a longer conversation but a third idea is incentivized service and we have a system and we do this to some degree today, the military has the ability to go into the military and collect something called the g.i. bill that will help pave your education. we need comparable programs for other service, emts and peace corps volunteers, teachers in rural communities or underserved communities in our cities. .. we had that culture for the military for decades. the big good idea expand that that would be money well spent. there are three very quick idea ideas. i hope you will be my shipmate as we say in the navy and continue to work on all aspects of this great challenge

steve: have you ever tried to reclaim your time from brian kilmeade? it's almost impossible. ainsley: what's interesting brian and steve, they had barr there for a hearing. steve: yeah. ainsley: but you are not letting me be heard because every time he tried to defend himself or talk or give an answer he was pretty calm pretty much the whole time. they would say no, no, no, no. basically don't answer. can i have my time back? so it was just an opportunity for them. we are so close to an election, to really get their feelings out and it was tensions just snrard, steve. steve: you know, and he was very effective in answering their questions when they would let him, but, you know, at every turn, he had a legal explanation why the justice department did different things. they everywhere trying to say, the democrats were trying to portray him as donald trump's henchman although nancy pelosi referred to him as a blob and a henchman. also, he demanded an end to demonizing the police, which is important. and said, look, this defunding the police, that is just dangerous and silly. and