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theo: dad, can i have an advance on my allowance? cliff: son, you're already backed up to your 50th birthday. tim allen: the cosby show was a game changer to me. this is just a family i adored. present history has tainted that a little bit. it didn't stop the fact that that was a ground-breaking experience. jacqueline coley: they had this really sort of idyllic family. claire was a lawyer. he was a doctor. jaleel white: there was a very natural chemistry between cliff huxtable and clair and their children that wasn't cliché black poverty. cliff: son, your mother asked me to come up here and kill you. how do you expect to get into college with grades like this? theo: no problem... bambi haggins: there's a much more conservative paradigm that is driving the cosby show. theo: instead of acting disappointed because i'm not like you, maybe you can just accept who
increen.se. post your performance anyway. everything lifetime movies have used it. disney's hannah montannga movie used it. the so-called dangerous footage is actuathel news footage. remember the summer of 20 2574 real riots happened. we had dozens of deade do americans, billions in propertyf damage. thousands of cops injured, pelted with bricks, rocks, bottles, molotov cocktails. now, while the left is losineltg aldean's fans, they are standing strongly behind him. 'sour team spoke to some of theo outside of his concert in ohio. ,by the way, the concert ended up being canceled. sadly, there was a tornado watch warning going on right around where the stadium was. >> i hope everyone got hometakea safe. anyway, take a look. i what i'm actually sick of is the woke left's canceling of everything. the song the song is just the next step in that process that's going on.
6th rioters. they were obstructing congress' proceedings to count the electoral college votes. that's been discussed. that was in the criminal justice to the department and that's not a surprise. the one out of left field is the civilfi rights statute that apparently is in the letter as one of the things this grand jury in d.c. has been looking at, deprivation oflo rights. and i talked to a lot of people today and we're all scratching our heads aboute what the theo of the case jack smith is working would there. whose rights are being -- it's a statute that goes back to post-civil war period where black peoplear were being prevented from w voting by sortf early ku klux klan, white supremacist stuff and the government was coming in to prevent those people from exercising their constitutional rights. and people are wrapping their heads around and scenarios like, well, is it mike pence as the guy kepresiding over the hearin or congress had some kind of
legend. theo, i was dying to talk to you, we were first to showcase muslims working here in the united states, trudea is trying to drive a wedge here, is he not? >> yeah, 100%. he's lost his own narrative and everywhere he goes, laura, in canada, he is being met with angry crowds, lots of nasty rhetoric going back and forth and yeah, we're in a really bad place and a bad state up in canada right now, all a direct result of trudea's ideologies and his divisiveness, it is disgusting. >> laura: the attack on the truckers we talked about, their
conservatives to stop the madness. now, as for trudeau, he? his job for one reason, his last name. well, maybe for another, maybe for his hair. it's pretty good, now, personally i love my canadian friends and it's a gorgeous place but we are not to take elections interest people who allow china directly influence their elections or to push for people to kill themselves tore turn truckers into public enemies number one. trudeau is a rather silly fatuous man who touts multi culturallism but really wants a dictatorship of ideas. anyone who challenges his sacred cows may be canceled, punished or, in some cases, even jailed. nice try. joining me now is the canadian nhl legend and stanley cup champ. theo, i was dying to talk to you
ali: it was a massive hit. lorraine ali: you know, it's the 80's. it was like let's just, not think about that complicated stuff right now. ♪ malcolm-jamal warner: for the first time, the cosby show forced america to recognize the black middle class. bill: ninety -five dollars? theo, i don't have a ninety-five-dollar shirt and i have a job. beretta smith shomade: the reagan-esque narrative allowed everyone to not see race and just to see this all-american family that you could emulate. alice leppert: ronald reagan did say that cosby was his favorite show. so, go figure. tracy: where i come from, my neighborhood? i didn't buy that, because i had never seen a black doctor, so i didn't really identify and relate with that show. malcolm-jamal warner: because of everything going on with mr. cosby now. of course, the legacy's been tarnished.
>> wow. >> j. tful here with reaction, texas fox ressman ronny jackson and fox news contributor tammy bruce. thank you both for being here with us. i want to stari wantt with you, congressman. and congressman, you're not cong. ny congressman you were the physician to theo president for president obama as well as to president trump. so you've got a perspective that's unique here. we joke, we laugh, we smile, we. we cringe at the idea ofmost what president biden does on almost a daily basis. bu t the cognitive decline,decline, the cognitive capabilities of this president, it really it scares a lot of people more and more what's right. >> gerson you're right. i was at the white house for 14 years, actually. i was also a physician during the bush administration. so i've seen firsthand what it takes mentally and physically ti to do this job as president ofth united states, watched every
from the banks. the banks get the money from banks.udents and the student they get their money from their parents. yeah. and they're the ones tha rete get screwed and the job of the supreme court. i mean, it's not a conservative suprem, it note court. it's not a liberal one. you know, it's a libertarian. it's it's libertarian as it gets it's championing the rights of the individual over the demandschthth of the gp >> it's protecting your right to expression from people compelling. >> you to say things you don't want to say. don't force don't force customers to express the don't, don't, don't. >> cause a company to expressy the beliefs ofto. ne. a customer, that's number one. w we don't want to pay other other people's loans and we don'tbase want to be forced to hire people based on raced . you're not compelling people to do these things. that's what that's what the constitution ion -- decision. the three decisions are all united by a libertarian powe r and the liberal. >> and by the way, liberals should relax. you really need this court. theo
in cases as "substantial". here's our medical editor fergus walsh. theo, who's nine, was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes last year, just a few months after he caught covid. he's part of a huge spike in cases of type 1 — an autoimmune disease where the body can no longer produce enough insulin and blood sugar levels can't be controlled. i was in shock. i was in denial a lot. i thought it was a misdiagnosis because he wasn't poorly with it. we were very lucky that we caught it very early. you know, a lot of families that i've seen since, they found out when their child was in intensive care. this analysis looked at more than 38,000 new cases of type 1 diabetes in children and teenagers in many parts of the world, including europe and north america. before the pandemic, the incidence of type 1 diabetes was already rising by about 3% a year. but in the first 12 months of the pandemic,
in the first place so that insulin isn't produced. we need to understand what the impact has been of the pandemic and of covid on the bodies and lives of children and young people. theo has an insulin pump and is managing his diabetes well. i've got my finger prick thing as well if i am too high or too low. soi so i know what my bloods are. charities say research into new treatments is vital for what is a lifelong condition. fergus walsh, bbc news. a pro—democracy online citizens' radio station has aired its final show, ceasing operations under a "dangerous" political situation and the freezing of its bank account. the show was known for being critical of authorities and campaigning for press freedom. before the final broadcast, founder tsang kin—shing said "hong kong's politics faces a cliff—like change. "even if we invite guests to the programme,