Fox & Friends Weekend - Page 325

Young Republicans defend Roosevelt statue at NYC Museum of Natural History: 'We're not afraid of the mob'

June 28, 2020

Young Republicans defend Roosevelt statue at NYC Museum of Natural History: 'We're not afraid of the mob'

The New York Young Republican Club plans to hold a rally in New York City on Sunday in defense of the statue of Theodore Roosevelt in front of the entrance of The American Museum of Natural History.

NC Lt. Gov. Dan Forest on threat to sue governor: In crisis, it's 'more important' to follow constitution

June 27, 2020

NC Lt. Gov. Dan Forest on threat to sue governor: In crisis, it's 'more important' to follow constitution

Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Forest clarified Saturday that he is threatening a lawsuit against North Carolina's Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper because of an inability to follow the state's Constitution and a lack of transparency about his decision-making process ahead of sweeping executive orders in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Sen. Joni Ernst on her bill to end lawless zones: 'If they want to be autonomous, then they can exist w/o federal money'

June 27, 2020

Sen. Joni Ernst on her bill to end lawless zones: 'If they want to be autonomous, then they can exist w/o federal money'

If lawless protest zones like Seattle's "CHOP" want to exist autonomously, they can do so without federal taxpayer dollars, Iowa Republican Sen. Joni Ernst stated Saturday.

Law enforcement experts on defunding, dismantling police: 'When you call 911 who is going to come out?'

June 27, 2020

Law enforcement experts on defunding, dismantling police: 'When you call 911 who is going to come out?'

As calls grow to defund or dismantle police departments in the wake of the death of George Floyd and amidst nationwide protests against police brutality, questions about what that would look like -- especially in cities with high crime rates -- remain.

Texas AG Ken Paxton says there's 'a lot of voter fraud' involving mail-in ballots

June 27, 2020

Texas AG Ken Paxton says there's 'a lot of voter fraud' involving mail-in ballots

Those who say there is no increased fraud when voting via mail-in ballots have "obviously [not] been investigating fraud" in Texas, AG Ken Paxton asserted Saturday.

Rep. Adam Kinzinger calls on Americans to protect monuments, stop erasing U.S. history

June 27, 2020

Rep. Adam Kinzinger calls on Americans to protect monuments, stop erasing U.S. history

The American people need to step up -- alongside President Trump-- and call for the protection of U.S. historical monuments, Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., asserted Saturday.

Miranda Devine blames de Blasio, bail-reform laws for troubling rise in NYC murders: It's a 'free for all'

June 21, 2020

Miranda Devine blames de Blasio, bail-reform laws for troubling rise in NYC murders: It's a 'free for all'

Bail-reform laws and other policies backed by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, which have helped clear out jails and let some criminals back on the streets, are directly responsible for a troubling rise in the city's murder rate, New York Post columnist Miranda Devine said Sunday.

Dr. Siegel on Trump rally backlash: No different than protests 'from a purely public health point of view'

June 21, 2020

Dr. Siegel on Trump rally backlash: No different than protests 'from a purely public health point of view'

Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel called out the double standard of President Trump's critics who cited coronavirus concerns following his campaign rally in Oklahoma on Saturday, while turning a blind eye to the thousands of protesters who have been taking to the streets in recent weeks.

Dreamer, Trump supporter defends White House's bid to end DACA in favor of broader reform

June 21, 2020

Dreamer, Trump supporter defends White House's bid to end DACA in favor of broader reform

Hilario Yanez, a Dreamer who was brought to the country illegally as a toddler, told “Fox & Friends Weekend” on Sunday that he supports President Trump’s bid to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals [DACA] program in favor of broader reform, after a loss in the U.S. Supreme Court.

Sister of California officer killed in George Floyd riots: 'We need to come together as a society'

June 21, 2020

Sister of California officer killed in George Floyd riots: 'We need to come together as a society'

Angela Underwood Jacobs, the sister of a federal law-enforcement officer in California who was shot and killed amid violent protests over the death of George Floyd, told “Fox & Friends Weekend” on Sunday that the issue facing America right now “is regarding humanity and a blatant disregard for life.”