Video Site Map July 17, 2020

Years / 2020 / July /17

• Louisiana AG: I'm not against masks, but a government mask mandate is unconstitutional
• Victor Davis Hanson: Science says children rarely get coronavirus, they aren't superspreaders
• Democratic Chicago mayor calls WH press secretary a ‘Karen’
• Notable Quotables for Friday, July 17
• Impact of Supreme Court on 2020 presidential election
• NYC mayor, NYPD commissioner roll out plan to combat rising gun violence
• Small businesses forced to adapt, face uncertain future amid COVID pandemic
• Coronavirus distance learning is causing problems for students' education
• Home Depot, Lowe's join other retailers with mask mandate
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg undergoing chemotherapy to treat recurrence of cancer
• Chris Wallace on what to expect from his exclusive interview with President Trump on 'Fox News Sunday'
• COVID numbers mounting in hot spots around US
• Kayleigh McEnany tells Jesse Watters that Lori Lightfoot is focused on words but should be focused on action
• Sen. Blackburn calls out 'narrow-mindedness' of cancel culture
• Struggling Nevada economy could help determine 2020 presidential election
• Ben Shapiro joins 'Life, Liberty & Levin'
• Preview: President Trump sits down with Chris Wallace for an exclusive interview on 'Fox News Sunday'
• Gov. DeWine: Ohio must act now to stop COVID-19 spread
• Barr warns US companies about working with China
• Rawlings-Blake: I was working hard to protect First Amendment rights of protesters
• 15 women who worked for Washington Redskins claim 'toxic culture' within organization
• Rep. Hartzler: Evidence we can safely reopen schools
• Wallace: Trump certain he will beat Biden in November
• Officer morale plummets after attack on NYPD chief
• Pentagon bans confederate flags on military property
• US Army nurses and doctors sent to Texas to help with COVID-19 spike
• Pat Boone reveals life-changing encounter with Harry Belafonte, the inspiration behind 'Can't We Get Along'
• Oregon governor calls deployment of federal officers to control Protland protests 'a blatant abuse of power'
• Harris Faulkner sits down with Sean Hannity to discuss police in America
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg undergoing chemotherapy for recurring cancer
• Thriller 'Ghosts of War' and rom-com 'A Nice Girl Like You': Here's what's new for at-home viewing
• Man accused of punching NYPD chief and other officers released without bail
• NYPD chief injured during protests says officer morale is as low as it's been in a long time
• Dr. Fauci on masks: We should be using them, everyone
• NYC BLM leader on policing: 'Cops have screwed up a lot'
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg announces she has been undergoing chemotherapy to treat reoccurrence of cancer
• NYC Black Lives Matter leader: Cops acting like a 'bunch of big babies'
• Rep. Stefanik denies allegations made by Roger Stone that she lobbied against his clemency
• Mother of Fort Hood soldier deemed a 'deserter' reacts to his reinstatement and planned military funeral
• Iranian opposition movement holds virtual global summit
• California fitness studio owner 'Not going down without a fight' amid coronavirus shutdowns
• Jonathan Morris on growing attacks on Christian symbols, finding love after leaving the priesthood
• LA police union warns replacing officers with unarmed civilians at traffic stops would cost lives
• Comic-Con International goes virtual
• Three potential COVID-19 vaccines reach phase three of clinical trials
• Georgia Gov. Kemp suing to stop mask mandate in Atlanta
• Domenech: Locking the US down again is exactly what China wants
• Harris Faulkner examines race relations and the fight to defund the police in Fox News special
• AOC urges Cuomo to pass tax on billionaires in New York
• Evangelical leaders launch nationwide effort to increase voter registration
• Do Democrats want to 'change the rules of the game' if they win in 2020?
• How vulnerable are US research institutions to hackers?
• Texas school districts announce reopening plans as state hits new highs in COVID-19 deaths
• What is the NASCAR 'choose rule'?
• DNC urges Democrat lawmakers not to attend Milwaukee convention
• DHS chief: We won't retreat from our authority and responsibility to help end violence in Portland
• Little boy catches first-ever fish in adorable video
• Jim Gray: Washington Redskins sexual harassment allegations are deplorable, despicable and very disturbing
• Senate committee eyeing subpoenas for current, former Biden advisers in Burisma investigation
• American Association of School Administrators: We want children back but it has to be done safely
• Naperville, Illinois unveils 'hybrid' school year plan with COVID-19 precautions
• Geraldo Rivera on police organizations rejecting Biden in favor of Trump
• Over a dozen women claim they were harassed, verbally abused while working for Washington Redskins
• White House, Chicago mayor in war of words over gun violence in city
• Rep. Collins on addressing violence in cities, returning children to classrooms in the fall
• Federal courthouse becomes center of protest movement in Portland
• Suspects arrested in assault on NYPD officers as surge in violent crime continues in NYC
• Gov. Noem on COVID-19: We gave South Dakotans their freedom and they stepped up
• Kellyanne Conway on US shattering COVID-19 daily case record, her role in 2020 campaign
• Pregnant woman shot and killed in North Philadelphia, police say
• Tammy Bruce on growing violence in cities, liberal mob attacking Goya CEO
• Russia denies hacking attempt on COVID-19 vaccine trials, Pompeo says China will pay price for pandemic
• Antonio Sabato Jr. plans conservative movie studio for blacklisted actors
• How did a British heiress become tangled in what could be the most shocking sex crime in the world?
• Pete Hegseth on holding China accountable and his upcoming cross-country RV trip
• Harris Faulkner previews 'The Fight for America' special
• Acting DHS Deputy Secretary reacts after Portland plagued by violent clashes, riots
• Corey Lewandowski explains Trump 2020 campaign shakeup
• White House argues science supports reopening schools
• DHS urges Portland to accept federal help as the city sees more violence
• National forecast for Friday, July 17
• National forecast for Friday, July 17
• Trump touts administration's 'historic regulatory relief' for Americans
• US company making masks for sports fans to stay safe and show team pride
• NY trooper union wants troopers out of New York City
• Marine parents pin second lieutenant bars on daughter at Camp Pendleton
• DNC: Biden against defunding police
• FBI investigating 'coordinated social engineering attack' of high-profile Twitter accounts
• Berkeley, California becomes first city to approve plan to remove officers from traffic stops
• Community tries to save its Catholic school as archdiocese of New York shuts down over 20 Catholic schools
• National Association of Police Organizations splits from Democratic history and endorses Trump
• Russia accused by US, Britain, Canada of trying to steal information from COVID-19 vaccine researchers
• Protect Our Police PAC established to elect pro-cop candidates
• WATCH: New York father walking with daughter is shot in broad daylight
• This Day In History: July 17
• Activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali on criticism of Secretary Pompeo's report on human rights
• Louisiana's COVID-positive attorney general challenges governor's mask mandate
• Sen. John Kennedy says next COVID relief package will not be Nancy Pelosi's bill
• Charlie Kirk on call to defund America's colleges and universities
• Matt Schlapp becomes newest target of cancel culture
• Congress demands answers about massive Twitter hacking attack
• Asheville, North Carolina approves slavery reparations
• Exposing the left's radical 'critical race theory'
• Ingraham: Decoding the left
• Hannity: Portland's far-left city leaders reject federal help amid ongoing lawlessness
• Rep. Kevin McCarthy on bill to protect American statues, Republican push to restore law and order
• Leo Terrell: The Democratic Party left me
• DHS chief Chad Wolf on lawlessness in Portland: It's time that we take a stand
• Legendary coach Lou Holtz on obstacles to bringing back college football amid COVID pandemic
• Former Washington Redskins employees allege sexual harassment by executives
• Pastor on new California COVID lockdown: Enough is enough
• California barber responds to new COVID lockdown order from Gov. Gavin Newsom: We're going to stay open
• Poll shows Biden topping Trump in Pennsylvania
• Jonathan Morris announces his engagement on 'The Story'
• Coming up on the Friday, July 17 edition of 'Special Report'
• Could a second surge of COVID-19 deaths be approaching?