i am first. what was the best thing you did this summer? the best thing i did this whole summer? that s a good question. i worked a lot. [laughing]. i did fox and friends for the first time. a nice career achievement. yes. i went to montana for the first time too. glacier national park. it was gorgeous. geraldo? spent time on the boat with my children. particularly my 16-year-old who became 16 this summer. we celebrated. we do that generally. but in the post-covid era boating liberating. get out there. [overlapping talking]. i think i know your answer? you who i saved the world went to number 1 on the new york times list. i thought you were going to say your baby. oh! that was in the spring, nice try. i didn t know you drove a bus. [laughing]. close, though. wait a second. remember the new year s dave special. stay on the set for a while today. and? i will piggyback off the greatness of geraldo. i reconnected with my kids. i could
this step, and corporate america also really stepping up here, ramping up its approach. google, facebook, netflix, lyft. so many others you see listed there among dozens of companies now requiring employees to get vaccinated. right now cases are surging among the unvaccinated, so that s the reason for this. the u.s. is averaging more than 63,000 cases per day. that s a 59% increase over last week s seven-day average. restrictions are being put back in place. masks are making a comeback. and yes, the unvaccinated are to blame. this morning the president again making that very clear. so let s begin with our chief business correspondent christine romans, because, romans, it is really the private sector in conjunction with now this federal requirement from biden that i think is really going to make or has the opportunity to make a world of difference here. you re seeing leadership from corporate america on this in a way we haven t yet. they ve been strongly encouraging vaccinat
are looking at right now, announce the president of the infant states. by attempting to passed laws requiring voters to show i.d. when they vote republicans are risking it permanent internal division as well as a violent think we are overstating?re here s what he said. does an unfolding assault taking place in america today, and attempt to suppress and subvert the right to vote in fair and free elections. we are facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. that s not hyperbole, since the civil war t. tucker: at the civil war? you sound overheated to you? he would like you to know that this is not hyperbole. they are literally like habeas corpus, the state legislature. that was the civil war. biden made it clear that s what he meant and he said it twice. one was the last time a sitting american gave a speech like this? probably not told the 1860s. it s hard to know how to process it. it was a stunningly irresponsible thing for an american leader t
right now, announced the president of the united states. by attempting to pass laws requiring voters to show i.d. when they vote, republicans are risking permanent internal division as well as violent conflict. think we are overstating? here s what he said. president biden: there s an unfolding assault taking place in america today, and attempt to suppress and subvert the right to vote in fair and free elections. we are facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. that s not hyperbole. since the civil war. tucker: the civil war? sound overheated to you? joe biden would like you to know this is not hyperbole. voter i.d. laws are literally like the civil war. that is habeas corpus suspended, state legislatures shut down, hundreds of thousands of americans dead in fields. that was the civil war. biden made it clear that s what he meant. he said it twice. one was the last time a sitting american president gave a speech like this? well, probably not s
districts. ilhan omar says republicans love to create outrage. why are they spinning false narratives. another one. safe, u.s. open champion. ainsley: straight to a fox news alert this morning. a manhunt is underway in iowa after a deputy was shot multiple times overnight. brian: investigators say the deputy was hit when he walked in on the suspect who was robbing a general store at the time. the deputy was air lifted to the hospital. condition unknown. steve: the suspect s get away vehicle has been recovered. it is presumed that the person is now on foot and hereby residents are being asked to lock their doors and report any suspicious behavior. this was at casey s general store. a deputy just walked in to a robbery that was already underway. and the bad guy saw the deputy, just started shooting him. ainsley: it is so scary right now. crime is up in every single city. if you put in a state or city s name and put shootings or crime, and you put news, guaranteed there will