agenda on capitol hill. we have fox team coverage tonight. mark meredith in washington look looks at the results of new gallup poll indicating a major voter shift to the right. chad pergram at the capitol with the senate struggle to pass voter reform legislation. jacqui heinrich at the white house with the latest on president biden s covid policy. we begin in los angeles with chief correspondent jonathan hunt with increased lawlessness and a series of heinous crimes there. good evening, jonathan. good evening, bret. the crimes are horrific and apparently random. the victims, innocent people going about their daily lives, traveling on the subway, waiting for a bus, working in a store. i m i m not claiming anybody by name, what s is going on in our society right now everybody seems to be oriented on giving back rights and bestowing favor on people that rob others of their rights. todd kupfer s 24-year-old daughter brianna went to her part-time job at furniture store in lo
then look over here, not over there. joe biden s theatrics in atlanta complete with his last grasp to stay in power, federalize all elections. you stand against will you stand against voter suppression, yes or no? that s the question. will you stand against elections subversion? yes or no. will you stand for democracy, yes or no? do you want to be on the side of dr. king or george wallace? do you want to be on the i d soft finish side of john lewis or bull connor? do you want to be on the side of abraham lincoln or jefferson davis? maria: coming up, tennessee senator marsha blackburn on the senate vote this upcoming week as arizona senator kyrsten sinema takes a stand. there s no need for me to restate my longstanding support for the of 60-vote threshold to pass legislation. there s no need for me to restate its role protecting our countries from wild reversals in federal policy. maria: will policies reverse after midterm elections now 296 days away as president trump r
worry around the coronavirus pandemic builds. his coronavirus advisers were grilled on capitol hill today. instead the president choosing to focus on an issue he hopes unite and invigorate his political base. at least right now the votes aren t there. and progressives are skeptical. in fact, one of the leading progressive adds vo cats for voting changes who happens to be from georgia, snubbed the president, electing not to show up in atlanta today white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. good evening,. peter: peter good evening, bret. the president isn t even back here yet the naacp is already pressuring him to back up today s big talk saying in a statement voting rights should not simply be a priority it must be the priority. it s not the only thing on the president s plate as covid continues to spread more than ever. it s worldwide. it s not slowing up very much. peter: covid cases in this country climbing higher, 1 and a h
sandra smith. the heavily mutated coronavirus variant first spotted in southern africa, several european and asian countries moving fast abandon all travel from several nations in southern africa. griff: it seems the rapid response is still coming too late. call late. confirmation from health officials at the strait has spread beyond africa with cases down in israel. alicia: discussing the black market sell-off that we begin with jonathan serrie live in atlanta home base for the cdc. the european union is urging its countries to halt travel to and from nations where this new dangerous variant has been detected. today, britain began a temporary ban on all flights to and from half a dozen african countries and requiring british travelers returning from those countries to quarantine in hotels. the early indications we have of this variant as it may be more transmissible than the delta variant and the vaccines that we currently have may be less effective against it. u.s
what does it say about america that the classroom has become a battleground 7 ryan girdusky, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, stephen. it s a pleasure to have you on the show. let me start with a simple question do you accept the premise that american children, as they go through school, should learn the truth about race and racism in america? i believe that children should learn history about race and racism in america. i believe that they should learn about slavery. they should learn about the civil rights movement. the underground railroad. what i don t believe that the children should learn is that america is a systemically racist country that those born white are going to be oppressors to those born not white, and those born not white are going to be victims, and there is no way to break out of that mould using things like meritocracy, using things like proper institutions. and that is what i wholesale reject. right. you ve just used a phrase which is important. you ref