edition of politics nation growing hope, live from the sweet auburn festival in downtown atlanta. we ll look at ways we can all give back to our communities and improve the lives of people around us. we hope to see you there. thanks for watching. i m al sharpton, hardball starts right now. a tail of dark sposs. let s play hardball. good evening. let s start with the right wing efforts to scare off people with benghazi and scare off minorities who might vote democrat without outright voter suppression.
this is aimed at the elections this november, obviously. one, drive up the suspicious right, including the second amendment people by saying the ghovt is lying to them about the death of u.s. diplomats, about the irs, about fast and furious to catch cross border drug dealers. two, change and restrict voter laws to discourage and confuse democratic voters. bottom line, a big republican victory this november. a veritable thumping of the democrats, set setting the stage of two y
students ment we asked is this fair or foul? james says what is going to happen when these kids grow up and meets a team who grew up without restrictions. why don t we wrap them up in bubble wrap and let them play? foul. goom. it good morning. i m elisabeth hasselbeck. it is july 23. a major victory in the georgia senate race. david perdue tops a longtime congressman. a big scare for obamacare and even liberals are concerned. the landmark ruling that could delete the president s greatest achievement. super bowl winning coach tony did you know dungee
being ridiculed for saying michael sam would be a distraction to his team. what is wrong with speaking your mind these days? think about that as we roll animation because mornings are better with friends. it s fox & friends. live from studio e here in the heart of midtown manhattan on this 23rd day of july. welcome aboard, folks. heather nauert is here with headlines. a lot happening through the night. we ve got ne
do you think they have a case. log on to the show, use the #keeptalking. fox & friends starts right now. bye. good morning. it is thursday, july 31, 2014. i m elisabeth hasselbeck. the house gets the green light to sue the president for making his own laws, but the president just laughed it off. stop being mad all the time. stop just hating all the time. and today he plans another executive action. surprise. and we now have the lois lerner e-mail she wishes got lost as well, and they reveal why she may have been targeting conservatives. because she thinks republicans are [bleep] and [bleep]. we re going to tell you what she was typing straight ahead. the video that just will make you happy. good boy. there s more to this. another happy homecoming. a soldier and his dog join us live this hour. mornings are better with friends. and squeeze and squeeze. it s richard simmons. the best exercise for your mind is fox & friends. he s our most bedazzled guest. he s
thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this special report, fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes on the record right now. i m greta van susteren and this is on the record. congressman trey gowdy only here on the record. there was a systematic intentional decision to withhold certain documents from congress and we re just sick of it. the south carolina congressman leading the new benghazi select committee. decide whether an old washed up prosecutor from south carolina is good enough or not i will volunteer to be a summer intern. condoleezza rice is out. it s possible to live in an echo chamber that serves only to reinforce your high opinion of yourself and what you think. is free speech a fiction at rutgers university? karl rove strikes back at
the university silencing secretary rice. shame on the rutgers faculty. shame on them. my personal offer to rutgers. then an american marine right now sitting in a mexican prison. two tours in
mcdonnell and his wife. the jury is made up of four women and eight men. the senate is expected to vote on the nomination of robert mcdonald to be the next secretary of on the next secret veteran affairs. to fix the troubled agency. later, the rnc will hold their fire harry reid rally on capitol hill and aimed at getting voters to elect republicans to the senate in the upcoming mid terms. that is going to do it. a tuesday edition of way too early. morning joe starts right now. flares have turned night into borrowed daylight in the skies over the gaza strip. today was supposed to be a cease-fire it didn t work. intense fighting prevented investigators reaching the crash site of mh-17 for the second day running. much more substantial
sanctions will come into place across broad sectors of the russian economy. two americans are fighting a for their lives. the spread of a dangerous illness like ebola is no longer somebody else s progress. now three-month examination b