Welcome back to the weekend everybody, the director of donald trump s project 2025, paul vance is stepping down, the trump campaign is distancing itself from the 900 page manifesto. But let s be clear, folks, get that coffee cup and get in close. This is not the end of project 2025, okay? don t get that lifted because it is in. The heritage foundation president said online that the groups plans are still running on a timeline they laid out more than two years ago. And that, quote, project 2025 will continue our efforts. So that s it, folks, the trump campaign knows that project 2025 is toxic for trump s brand. It s not working the way they thought it was going to work. And they wanted to go away, so they are doing the old bait and switch thing oh no, we are firing people, we are not doing this but the people who were supposed to be let go were let go because that was part of the plan but it s not going anywhere and we will keep reminding everyone including the former president of all o
The president s national security advisor, jake sullivan. But first for our ongoing coverage we are joined by helene cooper, pentagon correspondent for the new york times, an msnbc contributor, former top state department official rick stengel, now also an msnbc political analyst and paul rieckhoff is here, founder of veterans of america and host of the podcast independent americans. Helene, i start with you. If there s any question as to whether or not this president and this white house cease the criticism of this decision, i think it was answered by the president going right at this very sort of specific line of attack that you hear frankly from the right and the left. He talked about this, quote, we shoulda, coulda maintained a small force and not taken on any casualties. They felt it was important to knock that down. What did you make of the specifics that he had and the attempt to knock back the critics? hi, nicolle, thanks for having me. It was a clear effort to knock down criti
Major companies are mandating employee vaccination and a growing number of restaurants across the country adopt a now vax, no service policy. The rise of the delta variant is behind much of these new measures including the cdc s reversal on masking. Today there s brand new questions about the science behind that guidance. Let s bring in dr. March seagle, fox news medical contributor. Always good to see you, dr. Siegel. It s mindblowing to know that the government is telling those that are not vaccinated to get vaccinated and telling those that are vaccinated it s just not good enough. Yeah, trace. Listen. In terms of the federal employees, at least glad that they re starting with their own house for once instead of telling other people what to do. The problem with mandating a vaccine in your own house, the federal government is as follows. What about people that got over covid and have antibodies? what about people that got covid in one shot, which shows a substantial immunity? you re
In cities, businesses in the halls of congress. Which is that vaccines or masks will ask the director doctor francis collins about the science behind the decision and the push to get more people vaccinated. Dana: then what does the new guidance mean for the nations returned to schools. Is totally irresponsible to drop the mask mandate at the schuylkill time. If you implement mask mandate we will not send our students to. Dana: mask mandate in indoors in the classroom south carolina governor who is at odds with educators in his state. Since the last time. Dana: we will ask brian that top economic advisor of the delta variant will wreck the economy. Bluecollar workers and political battlegrounds we will ask her sunday panel whether the president early start can save up midterm losses. All right now on fox news sunday. Dana: hello again from fox news sunday the cdc releasing the research behind his decision to recommend a return to mask wearing even by the vaccinated in parts of the count
Infrastructure group or the audience at a kid rock concert? chicago mayor lori lightfoot maskless on lola p a palooza. [cheers] 301pound he fought for more than 8 hours. Totally worth it. Steve: good morning, atlanta. Currently 77. You are going for a high today of 93 on this, the 30th day of july, 2021. You are listen to amy grant singing baby, baby. She is our featured performer today during the allamerican concert series brought to you by our friends at best western. She is going to be with us at the conclusion of the show. Rachel: so exciting. Big grammy winner. I heard todd piro on fox friends first said he had a massive crush on amy grant. Steve: brian has a huge crush on ulysses s. Grant because he loves history. Brian: not related one won a war. Rachel: one won a grammy and one won a war. Brian: country? rachel: no she is a christian singer but married a to country singer vince gill. Steve: we have rachel campos toughy she was on all weekend. Today the whole week and going to b