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>> sean: first, got to get a lot of credit, you very quickly went right for the wrists. as a martial artist, i respect your quick response buried was she would have used the left hand, but the fact that you acted that quickly prevented him from sticking that knife -- he could have hit your carotid, he could have hit your heart. we may not be having this discussion today, you did a great job, i congratulate you. >> thank you, sean, and i also give a lot of credit to the seven, eight, nine, ten other people who instantly within a few moments came to the stage and tackled this attacker....

congress woman jackie walorski and two of her staffers, emma thompson and zach. all killed wednesday in a head-on collision in their indiana district. plus, the family of gabby potato, who was killed last year while on a cross-country road trip with her fiance, now working to reach other domestic violence victims. fox news sits down with her mom about with the foundation at her daughter's name is doing to try to help. we begin tonight with the president in isolation but certainly not immune to the latest controversies swirling around his administration. white house corresponding kevi...

Closely, and again, i look at your hand, he was going right up your for your neck, and i got to give you credit, because with a lot of strength you grabbed his wrist and you put him down long enough to get the assistance that came in behind you. but that could have ended very badly last night. >> she has been asked about the need to overhaul cashless bail. her answer was when the media was asking emma that she needs more data. we know that there's data. i would encourage her just to count up the press clippings of the amount of cashless bail stories and that number can beat the data. meanwhile...

Memory rights of american citizens. >> shannon: daniel comedy of administration will say of course we wanted social media giants to take them what we viewed as harmful or dangerous information. clearly we know a lot more now about covid than we did then. but their argument is going to be that we were trying to do what was in the public's best interest. how do you respond? >> yeah, shannon, the right response to censorship is not to rationalize it. it's to stand up to it. and that's justin is doing. he's standing up to censorship. one of the things we've seen over the course of this pandemic is...