states itself. there was a time in american history when people accused of being gay were literally purged from their jobs by government mandate. and it all happened during this period that i had never heard of called the lavender scare. if you stood up and said that you were a homosexual, that was the equivalent of saying, i m un-american. tonight we meet americans whose patriotism was questioned because of what they did behind closed doors. we were taken to be interrogated because we were gay. and find families that are still reeling from a witch hunt our government never wanted us to know about. there s been a progression of it being illegal to be gay in the government. and it was my relative who led this whole thing. so we are in fresno, california, and i m on my way to meet a woman who is part of a group that the united states government once considered one of the greatest security threats to our country. in the 1950s, america was gripped by the red scare.
going to support the border be secured. he should have everyone there. vice president harris made it to europe and somehow picked up a french accent. we campaign with the plan. upper case t, upper case p the plan. entertainer of the year goes to mr. leukemia colmes. mr. luke combs. i don t di thank you. i love you so much. is when the army goes rolling along ainsley: beautiful way to wake up on this veterans day. it s november 11th. you are listening to the 78th army band brass quintet. they re performing outside the army service song on our fox square. brian: why would that be? why today? ainsley: veterans day. brian: yeah. steve: easiest day to write a check it s 11-11. we are a premium partner with u.s. vets.org is this year it s make your cause. they are trying to end veteran homelessness. they are will make camo your cause. make a statement. show approach united nations and gratitude. all sorts of stuff you can wear. honor vets. ainsley: honor
executive power exists in perpetuity. but president right side not kings, and plaintiff is not president. trump s legal team has appealed the decision and is asking for the emergency stay of the judge s order until their appeal can be heard. but as of now, the national archive is set to start handing off trump s records to 1/6 committee on friday. while those records could help answer some of the lookest looming questions around january 6 including exactly what trump was doing that day, the committee is exploring practically every single facet of the capitol attack. brand-new reporting in the new york times pulls back the curtain on the committee s work, its scope. quote, in recent weeks the committee hired new investigators, pored over thousands of documents, and heard privately from a stream of voluntary witnesses from rally planners and former trump officials to the rioters themselves. the panel has learned details about how stop the steal rally organizers used deception
while nearly two thirds of the country, 64% don t want biden to run for a second term, that s including almost 30% of democrats. i bet donald trump is looking at a lot better to most of those voters. from biden s embarrassing retreat in afghanistan to his inability to contain the supply chain crisis, to surging inflation that about to make your thanksgiving a hell of a lot more expensive, it is clear his administration has no answers to the plaguing problems in our country. let s just take a look at the gas pump. where the price of fuel has jumped more than $1.25 in just the last year. so what s the white house plan to fix this? why is the administration now considering shutting down the line 5 pipeline from canada to michigan? so, peter, that is inaccurate. that is not-that is not right but. what s inaccurate? the reporting the reporting about us wanting to shut down the line 5. i didn t say that. i said is it being studied right now? is the administration studyi
our ports next week. and the freight rail, increasing that. look, we have bottlenecks across the country. we re doing so much with this legislation. it s going to make it easier for companies to get goods to market more quickly and reduce supply chains, bottlenecks, and now, and now and for decades to come. you know, according to economists, this is going to be ease inflationary pressures, not increase it, ease invas inflationary pressures. every american, every child can drink clean water, improving their health and putting plumbers and pipe fitters to work. how long have we been talking about that? it s a gigantic issue. jobs, making high-speed internet available everywhere in america. you ve heard this before, but no parent should have to sit in the parking lot of a fast food restaurant so their child can do their homework because they have no internet connection except to go off of the internet of the fast food restaurant. it s going to make significant and historic str