we ve gone from a band of mercenaries to work s greatest military power, we re an economic super power, a source of light and liberty the rest of the world looks to. whatever celebrations take place this week, will be muted. and take place against the backdrop of disillusion and divide, overwhelming number of our fellow citizens, perhaps us included, believe that country is headed in the wrong direction, there is economic pain and uncertainty, there are allegations of insurrection and and stolen elections, how did we get here? you don t have to travel far to know how lucky we are to live in this country, yet to hear some of our politicians talk we re oppressive, cruel and unfair. if you think there is a better place to live, then by all means go. i have traveled to many countries in my life, full of history, and natural beauty and religious significance, and kind people and the common dedominate or denominate or at end of each trip was my desire to come back home, back to t
decision reopened what was happening in lead up to roe, which was states wrestling with this. the conversations that were bubbles then are now starting afresh. trey: i have to have you back when it is not july 4 weekend and we can talk about it more, a shannon bream. trey: up next. kim straussel from wall street journal is joins us next. on sunday night in america.
he has a capacity to put them in succinct terms. there is a difference between doing their homework which is good enough and having lived this stuff all your life. marco rubio has invested in this study, has been a part of the feeling. he s been a life long student of politics and our place in the world. this shows in the quickness and fluidity. calling in the minor league of donald trump is far too great. on foreign policy. let s listen to carlely fiorina on the same subject. what i would do is begin rebuilding the sixth fleet, the missile defense program in poland, conduct regular groi military exercises in the baltic states, probably send a few thousand more troops into germany. vladimir putin would get the message. kim, you have written that a woman candidate like fiorina has to speak in this level of
what do you think he s saying? i think he s saying i m an outsider. the one who will shake up washington. that s the message. he doesn t really mean the man in the street is going to run it. let everybody into the white house. yes, he doesn t push back against this nonsense about vaccinations. he allows this assault on vaccinations. well, you know, i m for them. he does this several times in several cases. 10 million people who may be deported, i think there s room to talk about that, that is what he said. okay. kim, did anybody else break through for you, strike you as making an important impression? no. i think actually, though, one different way to look at this is not even who s made an impression. all those people we just named did. what s happening in this race in my mind is republican voters aren t necessarily chuy choosin they want to be the nominee.
two-thirds enlisted members at the election of the accused. so this case is far from over. we have a lot more to see. we ll probably have you back because it s going to be a long road. thank you for joining us. my pleasure. kim davis is back at work but the saga surrounding her refusal to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples continues. when days was released from jail, the judge ordered her not to interfere with her deputy clerk s issuing marriage licenses down there in kentucky. but a lawyer for one of her deputies says davis made changes to those forms including removing her name and all mentions of rowan county. the deputy attorney says those changes could make the licenses invalid. davis lawyer disputes those claims. arguing that the judge already ruled that the altered forms could still be valid. still ahead, running out of