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good evening, everyone, everyone, i m brian kilmeade and this is fox news primetime. brian: all right. tonight, pulling out all the stops sweeping election reform. we got the latest on that. first, let me take you back a few months when senator schumer and speaker pelosi set the stage for nationalized elections. remember whether georgia passed a new voting law that made elections more secure and accessible? that didn t matter. a republican governor and a legislator passed it so dems had an opportunity. they decided they hated it, including president biden who irresponsibly in my view spread misinformation about the law. what i m worried about is how unamerican this whole initiative is. it s sick. it s sick. deciding that you are going to end voting at 5:00 when working people are just getting off work? brian: even the washington post said that statement was a lie. so president biden decided to do what democrats do best call the law, circle it now at home, raci ....
across the board. they have got to stop handing out free money to keep people on the sidelines. this veteran is aiming very high to celebrate his birthday sky diving from 14,000 feet. evidence vows he is going to try to do this again for his 95th birthday. all right i m not feeling too good myself all right. brian: that is joe congresser who has a lot of enthusiasm when he was singing and that city looks familiar. ainsley: that s one way to describe him. brian: he does have a lot of enthusiasm. i remember he played at woodstock like yesterday. ainsley: did you go? brian: did i not go. steve: brian was 4. brian: i wasn t really invited. i didn t have a ticket. steve: it was great. brian: so glad i got up. i have entry into our songs to open with i m not going to share with you now. it was just written. and i just think if i can get it okayed i think it will be a way to start our show. ainsley: just hour what do you mean? like a monologue? brian: just released and ....
more than 100 shell casings found at the scene. two killed, 20 injured. the anguished father of one of the victims interrupting a news conference, demanding justice. texas vote drama. the democrats late-night walkout to block one of the most restrictive voting measures in the country. one lawmaker texting members, take your key and leave the building. the desperate search for an 11-year-old boy, last seen near his home thursday morning. some 500 people scouring around his home. tennis bombshell. naomi osaka withdrawing from the french open, locked in a heated battle with officials over media boycott. the ten his phenom revealing she s suffered long bouts of depression for years. and day of of remembrance in tulsa, oklahoma, on the 100th anniversary of the massacre. honoring the survivors and playing for the up to 300 black americans believed killed on that horrific day. good evening and thank you for being with us on this memorial day, i m whit johnson, in for d ....
farm workers, activism. that s what we all witnessed in 2020, activism. people rising up to declare black lives matter day after day. that s saying a lot. 2020 was the longest year in civil civilization. oregon. descended on the city in 2020. it turned into the battle for a soul of our nation. democracy fundamental civil rights as americans. portland, oregon. we have been here before. remember? gentrification. when you were a kid, they weren t telling kumbucha on tap? that seems very portland. embarrassingly portland, yeah. whacky bike riding. simpler times. the question is how did a city that s 70% white become the epicenter of 2020 black lives matter activism. honestly, where else but portland? portland is a bright blue dot in a state surrounded by red. activists have been fighting here for years. since way before it was cool. add to that the killing of george floyd and a president set on making an example of liberal cities. we could take care of portland ....
money from criminals. we know that colonial pipeline paid this money last month to the group darkside. it operates out of russia but tonight the group is glad that part of it is back. darkside initiated that ransomware attack on the colonial pipeline system early last month it paralyzed the fuel supply on the eastern seaboard and cost many more at the pump not to mention those long lines just to fill up. just hours ago deputy attorney general lisa monaco made the announcement that while the justice department successfully recovered some, not the total amount paid by colonial, the heads of companies large and small need to pay attention to this report and pay upfront for cybersecurity. the threat of severe ransomware attacks pose a clear and present danger to your organization. to your company. to your customers, to your shareholders. and to your long-term success. so, pay attention now. invest resources now. failure to do so, could be the difference between being secu ....