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n. foxnews.com recently spoke to kid rock concert goers inlle. nashville. that was fun. and many are saying no when it comes to bud light. >> watch this clip here. we get drunk on full beer. anything but bud light.li ght.i'm with. >> n i don't i don't care what that's. no, bud light. say no. >> say no to say no. say kno to say no to provide. no no bud light out here. >> oh, love us.. but not everyone on the left is lost. messa comedian bill maher had a message for his woke former fanshiwatch.. >> i've lost a fair number ofe it this, what i would call the super woke. and it's good. don'good.t let the door hit youe >> you were no fun to begin with. nogiw doesn't mince words, jess. here with reaction, co-host ofoy the money show on fox business, jackie deangelis. and fox news contributor deroyut murdock. thank you both for joining mor e on this independence day eve. jackie, let me, start with you.
away with the field and to me, again, the cynic in me wonders if this was him just trying to kind of send a message to donald trump like, yeah, i'm working against you, but i still love you. i still think you're great. because, just to me, if you're the ron desantis campaign, you can't be happy with how he framed the campaign at this juncture. >> you're thinking it's like three dimensional, jess. my impression, it's more two dimensional because he's trying to send up a flare to the campaign that he can't talk to like, guys, do better. this seems to be part of the message that the super pac, at least he wants the campaign to lean into. listen to this. >> might know ron desantis disney, ron desantis covid, something like that. they know very little really about him or about his personal life story or what he's done in florida. i'm of the belief once we get his story out there, and thankfully, we have the
we want to get to jessica schneider who joins us live from washington. jess, obviously there was some sense this was coming. it's now here. what's your read on things? >> my read, phil and poppy, colleges and universities are likely scouring this opinion, really trying to figure out how they can restructure their admissions policies to comply. the supreme court in this opinion does leave a little bit of gray area. for example, schools are essentially no longer permitted to have students check a box indicating race. but yet students are permitted to talk about how their race has impacted their lives in essays or otherwise. and amid all of this uncertainty there's also been outcry along with praise for this decision. >> there's still more to unravel, basic rights, by any court in history. >> president joe biden slamming the court after it up-ended
let's bring in our panel. also still with us, sean duffy, co host of "the bottom line" and rob smith, founder of stop woke and jessica tarlov, co host of "the five" and a fox news contributor. great to have you with us. jess, let's start with you. i'm reminded when jonathan talks about the expansion of the executive branch and the executive power that the president has attempted to use and been rejected. i'm reminded of president obama who was frustrated with not getting things through. he said i have a pen and a phone and i'm going to use them. he was vice president at the time. and all presidents try to use their executive power to the extent that they can. your thoughts on that. >> like you said, bipartisan desire to make as much change and as much change in the direction that you see as positive as possible in your short time of office, whether it's four years or eight years. it's not distinct to president
factors or used in some way, but they cannot use it as a factor in admissions factors, and as most colleges and universities have done. it appears that the chief justice john roberts wrote this opinion. in part, he said, eliminating racial -- let me start over. eliminating racial discrimination means eliminating all of this. this is sort of a point that the chief justice had really hammered home on in oral arguments. here said, you know, if we want to end racial discrimination, we shouldn't consider race. that has been his view for a long time in other opinions that he has written and it is something that we expected in this decision as well. i'll head back to how this opinion shapes up, but to take away here is that as was expected the supreme court ruling that colleges and universities can no longer consider race as a factor in their admissions. they can no longer practice affirmative action. guys. >> jump back into it, jess,
broaden that. >> and david, stick with us, because there is a lot of news coming in, in regard to this very, very momentous decision coming down from the supreme court, and our colleagues arlette saenz says that the biden administration from the white house no department of education is reviewing the affirmative action decision from the supreme court, and you can be sure that we will hear much more from white house and the department of education coming up on that, but i wanted to go over to jessica schneider, and i am seeing notes, jess, that clarence thomas was reading from his concurring opinion from the bench, and now sotomayor is reading from her decent? >> yes, it is lasting a long
if trump was the strongest candidate in 2024. kristen holmes, cnn, concord, new hampshire. let's bring in senior national political reporter at the boston globe. jess, mccarthy backtracking those comments to cnbc. what do you make of the tight rope that the xwop establishment is trying to walk here with trump clearly the frontrunner? >> good morning. what we saw -- >> and i think that we lost jess. we'll spend two seconds and try to get her back. she's been covering attention and former president trump in new hampshire, and we'll try to get her back up. in the meantime, we'll pay some bills and take a break. coming up, the supreme court rejects a bid to give state lawmakers unchecked power over elections and why some cities want to ban new drive-thrus. aded without fingersticks. manage your diabetes with more confididence
all right, let's go. starting with the judge arounde. or go. what is one thing you always checked twice before leaving your house? my phon i checked to see if i left my phone. oh, i thought. i thought you put once the poodles. yeah. you're out of time, judge jess . >> at the set, the stove is off. i have hugt e anxiety about having left it like a burner. >> a little head on. >> because i leave it on, i geta in trouble. i'll dlko steadily my while. this is a small talk.: k it's fan mail, dogs.en where'nedy s the dog checked? >> where's the dog? kennedy chapsticyrus: i k. i go chapstick. oh, thank you. whatever. go that. checkt my i always do the pat the keys in my. i got my keys and my wallet. i do the double patse ul. eper give them a pat. all right. okay. all right, judge, are you more of a rule breaker or e judge.r. a rule keeper? >> she's the juror. what? okay.er., keep. tyrus keep her happy. breaker. yeah, yeah: , i you breaker. s
and who is not. i.c.e. is charged with the expectation that they will carry out enforcement orders of who is to be deported, but the question is if they are doing the prioritize all of people in this country unlawfully or do they have to abide by a certain criteria, and should they be focusing on somebody who is a convicted criminal in some respects or engaged in unlawful behavior and enough to just have that, and we have the news and the actual holding, and we will go back the figure out what the court has said and go back to it. >> we will go to jessica schneider coming straight from the decision, and has more information. and jess, tell us what you see and hear. >> this is a broad win for the biden administration, and the guidelines they tried to put into effect in 2021 blocked by the courts, they can now go into effect. this was an 8-1 ruling, and the decision written by justice
go, judge. what is one thing you always check twice before leaving your house? >> jeanine: i check to see if i left my phone home. >> tyrus: i thought the poodles. you're out of town, judge. jess? >> jessica: the stove is off. i have huge anxiety about having left it like a burner a little bit on. >> will: that's funny. i leave it on. i get in trouble all the time. accidentally. >> tyrus: this is small talk. it's fan mail. >> will: where's the dog? >> tyrus: kennedy? >> kennedy: chapstick. >> jeanine: thank you. >> tyrus: i check that i do the pat and the keys. i got my keys. got my wallet. do the double pats. all right. judge, are you more of a rule breaker or rule keeper? she's the judge. >> jeanine: breaker. >> tyrus: ok. >> jessica: keeper. >> will: breaker. >> tyrus: breaker. come on. all right, judge. what's your go to snack when you get on the road trip at a gas station?