Video Site Map June 21, 2021

Years / 2021 / June /21

• Google linked to bat virus researcher, report shows
• Will Cain on Capitol suspects' dire conditions, as liberal D.A.'s drop charges against left-wing rioters
• NJ parents fed up by school board 'wasting' important time
• Parents sign petition demanding school board resign over holiday controversy
• Crime surges across America as cities brace for violent summer
• Supreme Court rules unanimously in favor of NCAA athletes in compensation case
• Gowdy: Media can't tell difference between arsonist, peaceful protestor
• NYC mayoral candidates pitch their solutions to the crime surge
• Biden hopes to pass infrastructure with only Democrats
• What new leadership in Iran means for the US
• People should be angry it has taken so long to realize defunding the police doesn't work: James Craig
• Lawrence Jones: Politicians have the luxury of putting out misinformation
• Biden administration accused of 'going soft' on China after latest statement
• 'The Five' slams NYC prosecutors for dropping hundreds of looting cases
• Greg Olsen's son TJ rings bell after successful heart transplant surgery
• Georgia Lt. governor on immigration at border: All 50 states 'in a crisis'
• Supreme Court rules against NCAA in compensation case
• Pompeo agrees with Biden adviser Sullivan on one aspect of the Putin summit
• Pompeo slams Fauci as 'spouting Chinese Communist Party talking points'
• Kennedy slams Florida mayor for calling Pride parade crash a 'terrorist attack'
• Tomi Lahren: Lawlessness has infected major cities
• Navy test causes small tremor with 40,000-lb explosive
• 14-year-old New York boy to mow 50 veterans' lawns
• Georgia Gov. Kemp: People 'tired of leaders blaming somebody else for problems'
• NY Post slams rioters getting charges dropped in NYC: 'Let em loot'
• Steven Koonin challenges the climate consensus on 'Tucker Carlson Today'
• Rep. Buck urges GOP to back Big Tech antitrust bills, warns monopolies will continue to grow
• Rep. Buck urges GOP to find common ground on reining in Big Tech
• Crime continues to be number one issue to voters ahead of NYC mayoral primary
• NYC crime out of control ahead of mayoral primary
• Democratic mayor blames spike in crime on reopening
• NYC business owner on reported decision by Bronx, Manhattan DAs not to charge dozens of looters, rioters
• ‘Outnumbered’ slams anti-police policies and charges being dropped against rioters
• Hegseth rips ‘upside down’ policies demoralizing police: ‘A recipe for insanity’
• The Biden administration is ‘breaking the border’ and making it harder for ICE to operate: Brnovich
• Fauci failed to help get international travel shutdown before COVID-19 spread past China: Gordon Chang
• Trey Gowdy, former FBI special agent examine SC murder mystery
• 54 shot, 8 dead in Chicago over weekend: 'A lot of the problems are internal'
• Schools discourage criticism and ‘shame’ parents who oppose CRT: Neily
• Rhode Island teacher awards students extra credit for testifying on CRT
• NY anti-Semitic attacks are a ‘sickening erosion of public safety’: Zeldin
• 'Internal' problems don't help Chicago crime surge: Clarence Page
• Florida mayor calling Pride crash a terror attack was 'reckless and irresponsible': Joe Concha
• Economists predict Amazon will move ahead of Walmart as largest US retailer
• White House considers ending family migrant expulsion: Report
• Tunnel to Towers presents veteran with mortgage-free smart home
• Indiana officers pick up, fold American flag found in tornado debris
• Dan Bongino tears into liberals and the media over defund the police: ‘Don’t lecture me’
• Dan Bongino: Liberals are looking to their ‘golden calf’ AOC for guidance as crime soars
• Nancy Grace details her new 5-part 'Dead on Vacation' series
• New Zealand weightlifter to be first transgender Olympian
• Media top headlines June 21
• Georgia gov on Atlanta mayor blaming GOP policies for crime surge: 'I'm fed up with it'
• Fauci is a Democratic activist, not a neutral public health expert: Tom Cotton
• NYC business owner slams 'outrageous' decision not to charge looters for 2020 riots
• Tom Cotton: US 'not doing nearly enough' to hold China accountable
• Parents warn of counterfeit opioids as border sees surge in drug seizures
• FL mother blasts critical race theory, slams Ilhan Omar for claiming it's made-up outrage
• HHS diverted more than $2B for migrant children: Report
• Illinois city cancels July 4 celebration over COVID concerns despite holding events for Pride, Juneteenth
• Gascón recall effort 'far from political': Mother of murder victim
• Obamacare fades as media issue
• Fauci 'had to know' about COVID in 2019, failed to help close US border: Chang
• Tennessee mayor gears up for deployment with Army National Guard
• Close to 8,000 pounds of fentanyl seized at US border so far in 2021
• National weather forecast for June 21
• New Hampshire student singled out for wearing pro-police flag
• Celebrities keep saying sorry
• A tale of two apologies
• Ex-Kamala Harris aide gives interesting excuse for immigration interview
• Data shows benefits of strong family structure
• Steve Hilton: Biden in the process or 'ripping out' soul of America
• Trey Gowdy reflects on his father for Father's Day
• Mark Levin: Marxism is surrounding us
• Mike Pompeo: We left a lot of leverage for Biden to put pressure on Iran
• Rep. James Clyburn: 'when I talk about Juneteenth, I think about the big issue of communicating'