their weapon icing the color of my skin in order to overthrow this country. ten killed and 35 her in a string of shootings in chicago. 6000 people shot there s no plan in place on what the mayor is going to do about it and how she will be held accountable. americans celebrate our independence. [cheering] a beautiful shot of the sun rising over myrtle beach south carolina. as we welcome you into the fox & friends on monday july 5, 2021, rachel campos duffy and lawrence jones wishing you a very happy post monday independence day, were glad to have you with us this morning and i m glad to be with both of you as well. there is a lot of people saying why don t we make july a full month, maybe some post fourth of july maybe we keep the whole spirit going for the rest of the month. for the rest of the nation it is a holiday except for the three of us and the guys behind the camera were all working on this monday, i hope you re not hope you re at home recuperating a
upindoors. everreach. the delta variant is the mildest one we have seen so far. defending gwen berry who. will for ideals. they score. 3-1, tampa bay. steve: live, from new york city, it is tuesday, june 29th, 2021. welcome to the mezzanine level of fox & friends. currently here in new york city we are in the grips of a heat wave. it is already 81 degrees outside and they are going for a high of 95. ainsley: we can not complain though i was listening to janice on fox & friends first. holy cow some of these cities so hot. above 100 degrees already. august is when we start seeing hot temperatures. brian: they are telling me now it s summer and we can expect it to be hot. can t complain. steve: no, no. we are observing. we report. you decide. should you wear something light today? yes, it will be hot. if you live in portland, it was 357 trees yesterday. brian: if you are a wrestler this great time to lose weight by walking outside. ainsley: when you are trying to l
good morning. and welcome to way too early. the show that is marking national wine day just not quite yet. i am kasie hunt on this tuesday, may 25th. we ll start with the news. today marks the one-year anniversary of the murder of george floyd, under the knee of former police officer derek chauvin. floyd family attorney ben crump tells nbc news the family will meet with house speaker nancy pelosi and congresswoman karen bass this morning as well as several senators from both parties before their meeting at the white house with president biden. crump told nbc news he views the white house visit as, quote, an opportunity to pay proper respect to george floyd with a president who has been in continuous communication with the family. crump said he hopes the visit will keep momentum going toward a passage of the george floyd justice in policing act. today also marks the deadline set by president biden for congress to present that police reform package. and while they are going t
perhaps more accurately, they are rewriting the lie so that it sounds more legitimate than what it always has been, tacit voter compression to go along with the explicit legislative kind that the gop is pushing in almost every state. plus, there s the added benefit of remaining politically aligned if not adjacent to trump. after a day s long audit of arizona s general election results, they found not a shred of evidence of voter fraud in president biden s favor. the nonsense is being exported to georgia, wisconsin, essentially everywhere that people of color are baseline democrats were central to trump s defeat. since that was historically sound and geographically diverse, so, too, is the weaponization of grievance that gives us the trump white house and the gop that refuses to quit its ghost. if nothing else, the biden white house recognizes the danger. tapping vice president kamala harris to oversee the executive response to it. she will face a daunting challenge from this
no semblance of justice will return to them their loved one but took the moment to call for change hoping that no more families will have to join the most painful club they now share with the families of george floyd, breonna taylor and so many others and in his memory our colleague the reverend sharpton with the eulogy aured up a new rallying cry in this movement or change. as i talk closer to the family they said that, well, the real reason they stopped was because his tags had expired. well, i come to minnesota to tell you your tags have expired. your tags of racism has expired. your tags of police brutality has expired. your tags of white supremacy has expired. your tags are looking at us different than everybody else has expired why your tags have expired! it s time to renew and get some new tags. tags of righteousness. a tags of fairness. tags of treating everybody the same way! tags of no justice, no peace. minnesota senator klobuchar spoke at the funeral today tak