Video Site Map June 23, 2020

Years / 2020 / June /23

• The left declares war on American history
• Coming up on the Wednesday, June 24 edition of 'Special Report'
• Christopher Wray insists his leadership team is committed to fixing problems at the FBI
• FBI Director Christopher Wray on election security, foreign interference and voter fraud
• John Bolton discusses Venezuela, Iran, 2020 election, coronavirus in part 3 of his interview with Bret Baier
• Gutfeld on the statue bandits
• John Bolton discusses Trump doctrine, decision to resign in part 2 of his interview with Bret Baier
• FBI: 'Noose' found in Bubba Wallace's stall at Talladega Superspeedway is door pull rope in place since October
• John Bolton discusses his new book, loyalty, Trump impeachment in part 1 of his interview with Bret Baier
• Starbucks unveils plant-based breakfast items
• President Trump shifts focus to border security, tours border wall in Arizona
• Illegal firework usage explodes nationwide
• Nancy Grace on latest in 'Cult Mom' Lori Vallow saga
• Seattle to dismantle cop-free zone amid violence
• DC police taking steps to push back protesters in Lafayette Square
• Officers clear protesters from outside the White House
• Plastics producers gear up for post-pandemic demand
• Sen. Portman: Phase two of trade deal with China will be tough
• Coronavirus should be a public health, not political issue: Mike Huckabee
• Tom Homan: Trump succeeded cutting down illegal border crossings without help from Congress
• Funeral for Rayshard Brooks ends in emotional finale
• Fox News contributor Karl Rove weighs in on the 2020 presidential race.
• Allen West: The history of the Republican Party is being assaulted
• Jimmy Kimmel apologizes if he ‘hurt or offended’ anyone with blackface skits
• Sen. Braun reacts to Democrats threatening to block GOP police reform bill
• Bolton tells Bret Baier he doesn't regret joining Trump administrations
• Hedgehogs in Ireland, Russia, are spotted with their heads stuck in frozen treat cups
• Gowdy: Defacing public property is a crime
• Trey Gowdy: Defacing monuments 'already a crime,' enforce the law
• Bret Baier previews his interview with John Bolton
• Ken Cuccinelli: 'Myth' all sectors were not impacted by COVID, Trump prioritizing American workers
• Does Seattle expect protesters to vacate CHOP peacefully?
• Huckabee: People trying to tear down public property is an act of anarchy
• Moderates may disrupt establishment Democrats in Tuesday primaries
• Huckabee: How erasing our history is dangerous, can lead to a 'lost civilization'
• Mexico hit by magnitude 7.4 earthquake
• Statues, monuments vandalized amid Black Lives Matter protests
• Martha McSally introduces bill that would pay Americans to take a vacation
• Dr. Siegel reacts to Fauci's testimony on COVID-19 testing and preparing for the next pandemic
• 'Passion and Perseverance: 1999 Purdue Women's Basketball' on Fox Nation
• Dr. Siegel on COVID outbreak: Here's the one thing that can never happen again
• Fauci: Institutional racism has role in why Black community is being hit harder by COVID-19
• Dr. Fauci on testing: 'None of us have ever been told to slow down testing'
• Adm. Giroir: 'We’ll have the capacity to perform 40-50 million tests a month by fall'
• Swimmer catches shark with bare hands at Delaware beach
• Police move protesters, media away from White House in Black Lives Matter plaza
• Bolton: Trump's coronavirus response demonstrates exactly the kind of fear I have about his decision-making
• Andy McCarthy calls firing of US attorney 'much ado about nothing'
• Trump vows no ‘autonomous zone’ in DC
• Dr. Fauci on state of COVID-19 pandemic: 'It's a mixed bag'
• Minneapolis police union leader speaks out for first time on surrender of 3rd precinct
• Payne rips Google petition to cancel police contracts: Silicon Valley virtue signing has to stop!
• Dr. Saphier: Cases as US reopens doesn't mean we're heading backwards
• Navarro clarifies remarks on China trade deal after overnight selloff
• How to roast the perfect marshmallows
• Fauci, top US health officials to testify at COVID-19 hearing as cases spike in several states
• What AG Barr firing U.S. Attorney Berman was really about, Andy McCarthy explains
• Diner owners turn parking lot into drive-in theater with carhop service
• Seattle mayor announces city will reclaim CHOP following deadly shootings
• Why Nadler is preparing to subpoena Barr
• Senate Judiciary Committee examining China's response to COVID-19 pandemic
• Crowd surrounds cops responding to reports of shots fired in Tampa
• Clyburn says Biden should not feel forced to select Black VP amid racial unrest
• Sen. Ernst says tearing down statues 'has gone on long enough'
• Meghan Markle was nicknamed ‘Me-Gain’ by palace insiders for being ‘different,’ ‘feisty,’ royal expert claims
• Trump to issue executive order protecting public monuments and statues
• Sen. Ernst reacts to Dems signaling they will block GOP police reform bill
• Sen. Ernst on vandalizing monuments: Protesters not looking for solutions, trying to be provocative
• Rhode Island considers 'plantation' name change
• Police: Amish teenager missing
• Eric Shawn: Mail-in ballot warnings
• Seattle prepares to reclaim 'CHOP' zone and deescalate violence
• Why did Trump call Bolton a 'creepster'?
• Texas governor calls recent surge in state's COVID-19 cases 'unacceptable'
• President Trump on COVID testing: Finding more cases, but a 'very low mortality rate'
• President Trump: 'Anarchists' will not take down our monuments, they will go to jail
• Trump on monument attacks: Numerous people are in jail and going to jail
• Jack Brewer on NASCAR's show of unity to support Bubba Wallace
• House to subpoena Attorney General Barr over firing of US attorney
• Trump to meet with border agents, tour wall construction and hold rally in Arizona
• Trump authorizes arrests of anyone trying to vandalize or destroy monuments
• Pence stumbles climbing stairs to Air Force Two
• Trump orders arrests for monument vandalism as protesters try to topple Andrew Jackson statue near White House
• Sarah Sanders: Bolton was 'completely drunk on power' in White House, is a 'disgrace to the country'
• Sarah Sanders blasts Bolton: 'He's a disgrace to the country, was drunk on power'
• Sen. Tim Scott: US can't tear down history for the sake of anarchy
• Tammy Bruce: Marxists want to erase our past in its entirety and condemn it with no room for forgiveness
• Jocko Willink makes the case to take a military approach to training police
• Jocko Willink's big ideas to reform policing in America
• Sen. Scott on tearing down statues: Preserving America's 'ugly' history a symbol of how good it can be
• New college sports specials coming to Fox Nation
• Lawrence Jones on Seattle dismantling 'CHOP' zone, NASCAR drivers showing support for Bubba Wallace
• NY lawmaker calls on independent investigation into COVID-19 nursing home deaths in state
• Governor Cuomo shifts blame over controversial nursing home order
• Chad Wolf: Trump suspends foreign worker visas through 2020
• Trump heads to Yuma, Arizona to mark completion of 200 miles of new border wall
• National forecast for Tuesday, June 23
• Trump explains rally remark about slowing down COVID-19 testing in Fox News interview
• Charles Payne breaks down phase 2 in New York: 'This is the tonic we needed'
• Charles Payne on how getting New Yorkers back to work will impact the economy
• National forecast for Tuesday, June 23
• Judge Napolitano: Trump is right, DOJ can pursue Bolton if criminal act occurred
• Trump: Bolton was a 'stupid guy' with 'no heart'
• NYC restaurants working to accommodate phase two reopening rules
• Chicago rocked by worst weekend of gun violence this year
• Trump touts record TV audience for Tulsa rally after criticism over not selling out arena
• Trump blasts 'weak' states for allowing targeting of statues to happen in Fox News interview
• How well does Trump resonate with younger voters?
• Supreme Court to rule on case that could limit women's access to abortions
• Over 100 people shot over the weekend in Chicago
• Statue of Teddy Roosevelt targeted amid calls to remove controversial monuments
• Would a progressive sweep in New York and Kentucky influence Biden's platform?
• Gilead to start testing inhaled version of remdesivir
• Seattle moves to dismantle 'CHOP' zone amid recent shootings
• This Day In History: June 23
• Barr says President Trump fired SDNY US Attorney Geoffrey Berman
• Joe Biden opens up 12 point lead over President Trump in new Fox News poll
• Brit Hume says the war against racism in America was fought and won a long time ago
• Joe Biden faces growing pressure to name a black running mate
• Sen. Mike Lee calls cancel culture's push to remove nation's monuments 'perfectly unacceptable'
• Media push 'explosion' of new COVID-19 cases in US, ignore important signs of improvement
• President Trump says he will sign executive order to force cities to guard their monuments
• Ingraham: Rallying for America
• Sean Hannity to host town hall with President Trump on Thursday, June 25
• Secretary Mike Pompeo likens John Bolton to Edward Snowden, says Bolton's book presents real risk, harm to US
• Protesters attempt to establish so-called 'autonomous zone' in Washington, DC
• Hannity: America's liberal cities in crisis
• Victor Davis Hanson says the 2020 election is now an existential question on the fate of America
• Dr. Scott Atlas on COVID-19 spike among young people
• Tucker: Why mobs are tearing down America's monuments
• Protesters try to topple Andrew Jackson statue in Washington's Lafayette Park
• Seattle mayor says police will return to occupied protest zone
• Gov. Greg Abbott says Texas is responding to rising coronavirus numbers by increasing enforcement of protocols
• Sen. Tom Cotton urges DOJ to charge criminals defacing statues and monuments