and the rocket s red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave? o er the land of the free and the home of the brave will: our nation s capital lit up, moonlight bouncing off the clouds ever new orleans, and studio lights here in new york city. welcome to fox & friends. will cain, pete hegseth, rachel campos duffy. pete: let s do four hours. will: we always hold up four in our fourth hour. we never hold up one. pete: here you go. rachel: this group, this is the fastest i ever got for me. pete: i debris. work is the best when it doesn t feel like work. will: let s get it started. the biden administration is ramping up deportation flights to haiti as officials contain what is incredible surge in del rio, texas. up almost 15,000 people. a texas congressman warns the worst is yet to come. dhs agents sent 400 to the ground. texas dps, texas sheriffs, urging the biden admini
and in a long-shot bid to get them back, the texas house speaker, a republican, put a jet on standby, offering those democrats a free ride home. as you can guess, they said thanks, but no thanks. and then there s the so-called audit in arizona s maricopa county that continues with no end in sight. no reporting from the associated press finds only four singular cases of voter fraud in arizona. the a.p. also reports two men have been plotting to blow up the democratic headquarters in sacramento. they discussed their plans through several messaging apps according to a.p., one message reading, quote, after the 20th, we go to war. their hope, according to the reporting, was to ignite a movement, a movement based on that big lie a lie that continues. this weekend we re learning more about how that came to be, taking shape on election night when trump falsely claimed victory. the washington post published excerpts of a new book by philip rucker and carol leonnig titled i alone ca
this is american voices. dangerous lies about the 2020 election threaten to reshape america s political landscape and are paving a path to attacks on our democracy. for evidence, look no further than texas. some texas state democrats are now in washington, d.c., working to prevent republicans from passing a restrictive voting bill. and in a long shot bid to get them back, the texas house speaker, a republican, put a jet on standby offering those democrats a free ride home. as you can guess, they said thanks but no thanks. there is that so-called audit in arizona s maricopa county, continuing with no end in sight. only four singular cases were found in arizona. and two men were planning to blow up the democratic headquarters in california. one message wrote, after the 20th we go to war. their hope, according to the reporting, was to inflame tensions over election integrity. the washington post posted excerpts of a new book titled i alone can fix it. through their sou
allegedly storming the capital and carrying a trump flag in the senate chamber. they say this set for other defendants getting serious charges. plus, no one will be on the field at this time. i mean calm, and in silence, [inaudible] we have a frightening scene at a major league baseball game, after a shooting outside the stadium. fans, can be seen here, running for safety. some even hiding under their seats. some players also running into the stands, to grab their family. we have more of this video, and what exactly happened, coming up. first, we say good morning. it is sunday, july 18th. i m lindsay riser. good morning everyone, i m erin gilchrist in for candice gibson. we are live from msnbc headquarters in new york. we have a team of reporters and analysts, following the latest for you right now from washington, d.c. to germany. and we will begin with new reactions this morning after three fully vaccinated texas tate lawmakers, who traveled to d.c. this week tested
or, you know, this is voter suppression or this is racist, because it is not. okay. had we mitigated earlier, had we actually paused earlier, how much of an impact do you think it would have made? there were about 100,000 deaths that came from that original surge. all of the rest of them in my mind could have been mitigated or decreased substantially. i m pamela brown in washington. you are in the cnn newsroom. we begin tonight in georgia. that s where protesters have been rallying near the state capital, furious over gop governor brian kemp signing a controversial election law. they say it is nothing more than an effort to suppress the black vote after three crucial wins for democrats. the georgia republicans, including some who loudly stood up to president trump, say it means better election security and expanded access to voting. tonight we ll bring you the facts of this new law along with some of the most important voices in the debate. president biden is sl