America s late news, fox news @ night. Breaking tonight, free speech under attack as democrats in the media go crazy over a two our conversation on a privately owned social media platform between the man who owns the platform and the republican nominee for president. Letter access turned into a haven for the spread of misinformation. Because elon musk has come out to endorse donald trump i expect this to be a bromance interview. We need to have a conversation about whether we should be using platforms like x. Is it worth selling out american democracy?. Trace: our panel and commonsense will break down the hypocrisy. Meantime the harris campaign apparently caught red handed censoring google ads and rewriting news headlines making it appear as if major news outlets are on team kamala. Actor dennis quaid will be here live to talk about his claim that facebook is throttling advertising for his upcoming film reagan. Even worse he says facebook actually shut down the interview he did with yo
Evictions has inspired. Who is to blame. We cannot in faith blame the it republican party when house democrats have the majority. Oldest marine veterans 106th birthday. Okay. Life have s. Easy. Can t complai. Living in the u. S. A. It s good to be back. I was on vacation last week. Thanks so much for watching, waking up with us every single morning. Myrtle beach, south carolina. Awesome place to take your family. Great seafood. Shagging, south carolina dance. A fun place to go. Have you been, pete? pete: thank you for having me. Ainsley: glad to have you here. Have you been to myrtle beach. I have. Georgia i have been there; you would remember. Will how are you cooking? steve: doing okay. Good to have you back. Brian is taking a couple days off and pete is in. Good to have you. Pete: a little extra duty. Always like that. Steve: a lot happened over of the weekend and three hours that starts right now. Pete: that is, indeed, correct. We begin with another violent weekend in. Steve: sear
killed by police, was vindicated by a court that did the right thing. but also right now black america has a rare choice as to just how enthusiastically it wants to celebrate chauvin s conviction and how much faith it s willing to put in our justice system, because just one day after chauvin s conviction i was still in minneapolis as head of the national action network to eulogize the life of 20-year-olds daunte wright. while reading about the death of 16-year-old ma khia bryant and five other americans killed by police just 24 hours after the chauvin verdict. still, our justice system has a rare public opportunity to earn black trust by attacking police misconduct with federal action. congressional democrats have for the most part rallied behind the george floyd justice in policing act as the best way forward, and the senate s lone black republican says he now sees some bipartisan daylight for the bill, signaling at least a cosmetic interest in reform from the congressional
treacherous conditions wrecking havoc from seattle to d.c. in nashville, icy roads causing this 21-car pileup and it s not over yet. more snow, ice and bitter cold on the way. relaxing covid restrictions. several states easing rules this valentine s day weekend. new york city allowing indoor dining at 25% capacity and montana lifting its mask mandate. this, as a new report suggests the uk variant is likely more deadly. subway stabbings. new york city adding 500 officers to the transit system after two separate killings on the a-train. two other people slashed or stabbed on the same line in just 24 hours. what we ve just learned from police. the major earthquake overseas. the 7.3 magnitude quake rattling fukushima, japan, and surrounding areas. hundreds of thousands now without power. and a golfer s big dream. the setbacks and determination driving one man to his first pga tour. good evening. thanks for joining us on a busy saturday night. i m whit johnson. we begin
people. new developments in the death of gabby petino. the manhunt for 23-year-old brian laundrie now enters the sixth day. parents coming on a trip i can see that but taking their 23-year-old son struck as struck us as odd. posting prayers on the football field their response just change the game. ainsley: that is a song by lee greenwood going to be on our show we will talk to him come up soon. steve: he gave award. ainsley: he gives people awards every year in south carolina. i don t deserve it but you deserve it you are funding his charity that helps fund houses for wounded warriors when they come home. brian: what award? ainsley: patriot award. brian: you are patriotic. ainsley: it s in my office. i had to like you with your bust at that time we came back from the super bowl and that you big brass bust or whatever it was. you had to get another seat for it on the plane to strap it in. steve: she won the earhardt essentially. ainsley: an award for you guys not for