Video Site Map July 20, 2020

Years / 2020 / July /20

• Acting Deputy DHS Secretary Ken Cuccinelli on federal response to lawlessness in US cities
• Hogan Gidley dismisses 'fake' polls that show Trump trailing Biden, says Biden wants to cut police funding
• Chicago police say new video reveals organized ambush of officers amid protest
• President Trump rejects national mandate for facial coverings
• Coming up on the Tuesday, July 21 edition of 'Special Report'
• House and Senate pay tribute to late Rep. John Lewis
• Trump and Biden trade barbs over cognition and competency
• Joe Biden urges supporters to begin planning how they will safely vote in November amid COVID pandemic
• Brit Hume on political fallout from civil unrest, COVID pandemic
• Promising COVID vaccine candidates enter next stage of trials
• Florida struggles with proportions of COVID pandemic
• President Trump talks COVID-19 vaccines, potential phase 4 coronavirus relief package
• Gutfeld on Portland's 50 days of violence
• Airlines offering early retirement deals to employees
• Joe Biden: I wish we taught more in our schools about the Islamic faith
• St. Louis prosecutor to charge armed couple who flashed guns at protesters
• Charles Marino on DHS being deployed to Portland
• Gov. Hutchinson: Wearing a mask does make a difference
• Sen. Barrasso on benefits of a payroll tax cut
• UK suspends extradition treaty with Hong Kong amid Chinese national security law
• RNC chair calls poll numbers showing Biden leading 'inaccurate'
• Congress honors the life and legacy of Rep. John Lewis
• Former FBI agent says attack on judge's family was 'put together systematically;
• Trump says he has final say, not military over renaming bases
• Suspect in murder of judge's son found dead of apparent suicide
• Trump challenged on claim that Biden wants to defund the police
• Gowdy: If you don't want federal officers in your cities, stop violating federal laws
• Huckabee: Chicago, New York more dangerous now than Somalia or Syria
• Guy Lewis on Durham probe: Expect criminal indictments in next 30 days
• Trump says he plans to resume White House coronavirus task force briefings
• Mike Huckabee: Violent crime, lawlessness has nothing to do with race
• McEnany: There's no place for violence in our streets
• Fox News Autos Test Drive: 2021 Toyota Supra
• Trump says payroll tax cut is vital part of next COVID-19 relief bill
• Kayleigh McEnany: Trump will stand up to violence in Democrat cities
• House holds moment of silence for Rep. John Lewis
• Rep. Gaetz: Very important for Florida to safely reopen schools and give parents a choice
• Three men killed in triple murder during Florida fishing trip
• This Day in History: July 21
• Gen. Keane reacts to Biden warning of Russia meddling in 2020
• Seattle rioters target police precincts as violence continues in Portland
• Gidley: Polls were wrong in 2016 and they're wrong now
• Bryan Llenas reflects on reporting on the frontlines of violent protests across America
• Hogan Gidley: 'Stark difference' between Trump, Biden on coronavirus leadership
• FDA commissioner says he's 'cautiously optimistic' about coronavirus vaccine studies
• Theses five major cities where low pricing has increased demand
• Breakthrough on COVID-19 vaccine? Study says trial could be ready by fall
• McFarland on possible indictments in Durham probe
• Are indictments imminent in John Durham's probe?
• Sen. Cassidy on schools: We can do this safely and we 'absolutely must' reopen
• Supreme Court won't expedite Trump tax return case
• Coronavirus vaccine developed at Oxford reportedly generates 'double defense' against virus in human trials
• George Pataki's grim outlook for New York City: 'I fear for the future'
• Sen. Cassidy: What is best for kids health, school or no school?
• Miami Beach imposes 8 p.m. curfew in entertainment zone amid spike in COVID-19 cases
• Wallace: Trump doesn't appear to have a handle on coronavirus
• George Pataki fears NYC is 'going to die' under failed political leadership
• NYC continues to grapple with deadly gun violence
• 'Celebrity Watch Party' season finale and new episode of 'Ultimate Tag'
• Ford Mustang Shelby sells for record amount at auction
• Flash flood carries charred debris from Bighorn Fire down a channel near Tucson
• Drone footage shows homes close to collapse due to coastal erosion in Australia
• How can Black Lives Matter movement, law enforcement come together to ease unrest in America?
• CBP chief slams Portland mayor's accusations that federal troops are escalating violence
• Byron York on cognitive questions surrounding Trump and Biden, latest 2020 polls
• CBP Commissioner on Portland violence: Local leaders refuse to stop criminals
• Trump defends COVID-19 response as Congress returns to Capitol Hill to discuss relief efforts
• Family rescues massive American flag that fell from perch over Utah canyon
• Ben Shapiro on Trump's rebuke of the radical left, America's view of the Founders, his new book
• DHS on Portland violence: We are not escalating, we are protecting federal facilities
• Are America's founders heroes or villains? Ben Shapiro says a new poll is 'devastating to future of country'
• Gunman in FedEx uniform kills son, wounds husband of NJ judge linked to high-profile cases
• NYPD officer speaks out after being brutally beaten during violent protest on Brooklyn Bridge
• Herschel Walker's message to unite America
• 'Facts don’t lie,' DHS won't back down from surging Portland violence: Chad Wolf
• Is a national mask mandate coming?
• U.S. Surgeon General explains what's being done to stop the spread of COVID-19
• Herschel Walker on race in America: 'Everyone is shouting,' no one is offering solutions
• New Jersey federal judge's son killed, husband shot at home
• Surgeon general on COVID-19: The power to stop this is in the hands of the American people
• Chicago police union calls on Trump to intervene to stop violence
• Congress returns to work with COVID-19 relief at the top of the agenda
• Stuart Varney warns of big market losses if Trump loses election
• National forecast for Monday, July 20
• Kanye West turns heads with first campaign rally in South Carolina
• Kanye West holds first campaign event in South Carolina
• National forecast for Monday, July 20
• Dan Bongino: Why Democrats never wanted police reform
• Dan Bongino on Brooklyn woman killed in fireworks argument, Democrats signaling delay on police reform
• Texas governor sends in Navy to help hospitals overwhelmed by COVID-19
• Dr. Nesheiwat: How military is assisting 'massive' COVID outbreak in Texas
• Inside New York City's 'Abolition Park'
• Manhunt in Florida after three friends are 'massacred' on fishing trip
• Washington Post probe rocks Redskins
• Pundits chide Trump on Goya
• Are we seeing signs of an economic recovery in America?
• Houston ignores calls to defund law enforcement, increases police budget
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announces US Navy support for coronavirus hotspots
• Is Joe Biden taking Black voters for granted?
• 85 babies test positive for COVID-19 in one Texas county
• Did local leaders in Portland fail to learn the lessons of Seattle?
• Herschel Walker and Mark Cuban on how race impacts sports in America
• Sean Hannity on criminal justice reform, how faith can unify America
• Sean Hannity joins Harris Faulkner to discuss victims of recent violence, race and policing in America
• Dr. Alveda King joins Harris Faulkner to discuss race relations in America
• Next steps for the school choice movement amid coronavirus pandemic
• Sen. Tim Scott joins Harris Faulkner to discuss police reform in the US
• Hundreds of families contact ACLJ over districts keeping schools closed amid COVID pandemic
• Steve Hilton: President Trump needs a new campaign strategy
• Kanye West on Planned Parenthood and how his mother refused to abort him as a baby
• Ben Shapiro says violence on the streets of America is the full flowering of the ideology of disintegrationism