to the establishment and the shipping and china and uncontrolled immigration but talking about the positive side what is populism for? the final one, pro- america might say that is a platitude you cannot be april america. in my book came out in 2018 and made my case to say the establishment a beat has surrendered america s sovereignty to unaccountable organizations from trade to climate change and defense. in the four years since the problem is much worse anti- americanism has moved from just being the default setting of certain policy of to build the mindset of many millions of americans by deliberate and insidious anti- american agenda culture. that s i want to focus on this h weekend. in the past we may have disagreed but we all agree on the core ideas that made america the greatest country in the history of the world. that decentralize decentralization of power free enterprise capitalism and american exceptionalism that today s left is trying to actively undermine every s
where. to be prepared for war. the work ahead is difficult, the choices we will face are complex. in years ahead. times. weapon and the issues are now more complicated than ever. without freedom, nothing else has value. americans are still prepared to pay the price of freedom. when we fight, we will only fight to win. those shrill voices that would have us believe the defenders of our nation are in how the enemies of peace are false as they are shrill. we are americans, our destiny is never written for us, it is written by us. the era of self doubt is over, we rediscovered how much there is to love in this blessed land. the love of liberty, draws our national heart beat. throughout our history when duty called the men and women of westpoint have never failed us, i speak for all americans when i say, i know you never will. good evening thank you for joining us for this year s independence day, and eve reasoning celebration. you have the weekend morning
a major climate package on the verge of clearing the senate. the biggest investment in fighting climate change ever. what it could mean for lowering some prescription drug prices. republicans blasting the bill, accusing the democrats of ramming through billions in tax hikes and reckless spending. we re live on capitol hill. the new abortion ban in indiana. the first state in the nation to enact a new law of this kind since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. the near total ban on abortion services does have some exceptions. reaction pouring in from both sides of the issue. the investigation into a fiery crash in l.a. a representative for anne heche confirms the actor was behind the wheel. tonight, in stable condition, what we re learning. overseas, massive explosions sparking renewed fears of a major escalation in the middle east as fighting between israel and islamic jihad intensifies. the death toll climbing tonight. the devastating lightning strike sparking a
and the rockets red glare the bombs burting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star spangled banner yet wave o er the land of the free and the home of the brave welcome to fox and friends this saturday in august, your wonderful patriotic pictures begin our morning, send them in at friends@foxnews.com. it has been a week since i have been on the weekend couch, up been a couple weeks since i ve heard that patriotic anthem intro, good to be back. rachel: you were on vacation and the best thing about vacation is wanted is wrapped up, i am ready to go home. is that how you felt? will: i had big plans for vacation to come back rest and relaxed, you heard the weekend before, i spent most of july fighting a sickness. i got all the sicknesses and i was sick on vacation, one rolled into the other. i am not asking for any world is me. i got a little son and i m glad to be back. joey:you missed but i will nev
holiday weekend, more than 70 million people are under a severe weather threat as intense tornadoes baseball hail add near hurricane force winds hit the central plains and parts of the midwest. let s bring in now cnn meteorologist, at elisa rafah. so at least so what areas are you watching most closely? we are really bullseye in parts of oklahoma and kansas today. again. and what s been a very active severe weather season. we have a moderate risk level four out of five there you can see in the red from it s your todd down towards oklahoma city where we could find baseball-sized hail intense, strong, long live, violent tornadoes possible, and damaging wind gusts. notice is if you re weather threat though, does stretch down across the deep south, including places like atlanta. and then there s another little portion of it up in the northeast as well. but where we could find these ef2 or greater tornadoes with the intense winds that could pack up to 100 or more miles per hou