and when you go to the store the same as regular paper and there is a hamburger and double burger patty's of you have a group of people coming to the house and that i only have three sheets of chicken left. just use regular paper they won't notice. what do you do when you are running short? that's my only concern i couldn't help but noticed it's like three d chicken taste like regular checks on - - the regular chicken. they don't want to drink with their three d chicken. and even want to think what that is like. >> there are too many what have views and what not. >> isn't a three d printer a fancy way to say deep fat fryer? you put something in and it spits out a hunk of flesh. >> like this book i was reading. but three d meet is great. it was so much like me to it was impossible. and it tasted very possible. [laughter] >> and then they found a way to get around that. and then to be more innovation. if it is a chicken i will buy it. >> i think we should invent new meet. yk just wait for something that tastes like marshmallows and peppermint? it is just like me. mystery meat. mystery meat.

be no planes in the sky, everyone will survive on a government allowance, and you will never eat a hamburger again. she is an avowed socialist with a senior position on the bind campaign. elizabeth warren wants companies to share profits with the community before the shareholders. on the west coast governor knew tomorrow and mayor garcetti pretty much canceled the 4th of july, stay home, wear a mask and call it a day all because of the coronavirus. yet hospitals aren't overflowing. but you need to be locked down. on the east coast governor phil murphy shut down restaurants scheduled to be open because of the virus. the same in michigan. remember when you were prevented from going to church in a blue state? now, you won't be able to celebrate your independence. think about it, your independence on the 4th of july. it looks like the 4th of july in a red state, you have a better chance to celebrate it. in the blue state there is a dark cloud that prevents you from celebrating. after all dr. anthony fauci said so. we did get good news on the job numbers, almost 5 million families who have hope,

firing up their barbecues, possibly throwing back a few beers this weekend, who knew that sicilian red hamburgers, that brings me to the point that italian wineries are roaring back to life after for many months they too had to simply deal with their clients remotely. >> we have the wineries. >> even if the tasting is virtual, this on the slopes of mount etna near its highest active volcano was one of the ways she tried to stay in touch with customers during italy's long lockdown. sicily some say is the country's most exciting new wine frontier and the volcano plays a starring role, creating conditions that make for wines as good with fancy fair as they are with burgers and wings. the buzz about sicilian wine is building. the family has been in the business for six generations. >> if you look at the waters around here you look at them. >> sellers opened back up this week so tastings can go back to the real thing. it is paying off, the 2019 harvest is getting bottled up and reportedly there were some great grapes. >> i always say to everybody even if they make a very good wine. >> of course it has

and in the fast food industry that includes you and ordering so many hamburgers. he had a way of making you feel good not only about himself but the country. he was optimistic, upbeat and he never doubted that we would come through this virus just like you never doubted we would come through all of these protests. at our core he would tell me we were and are good people, all of us. we just bug each other sometimes. over the years we bugged each other a lot of times. let's look back at herman, an incredible life. >> i was on your show in the early 1990s when we were doing gdp growth of 4% plus. i know it could happen and all of the economists are saying we can't do that for whatever reason, they are simply wrong. you and i have lived through this. you and i -- >> neil: don't make me sound as old as you will come up not be careful here. >> let's just say you are my younger brother but you are not that younger, okay. [laughs] we are a bunch of crazies, we are crazy about the constitution and the declaration and we are crazy about freedom and liberty. the difference b

bang then in rural alabama in 1940, great grandson of a and then denied a library card and denied a hamburger and coke in nashville. a young man denied a seat on the bus in brockville north carolina. lewis beaten unconscious and left in a pool of blood in montgomery and his skull was fractured in selma and he was arrested 45 times. >> a man like all other humans who wants their strength and he made the most of. he worked hard to beat down but he was still a person. he made a more interesting and it made him in my mind, even greater. >> former president obama and his eulogy compared his leg with a good political fights today. >> one of the crowning achievements of democracy. it's why john dominic he spilled his blood. by the way, the result of democratic and republican efforts. >> 55 years later, alabama state police provided an honor guard for his casket. if an essay sent to "the new york times" before dying he wrote in my life i've done all i can to demonstrate that the way of peace in the way of nonviolence is the more excellent way. now, it is your turn to let freedom ring." lewis lived th

outstanding thing of john lewis, he tried to get a library card as a boy and deny and tried to order hamburger and a coke, denied and beaten, sit in white bus seat, beaten unconscious, left in pool of blood and denied here or tried to be denied crossing the bridge and each time he kept going and each time he maintained a commitment to nonviolence and in the end he won and this is -- this is a peaceful celebration for people on all sides today now a look back to the past at what a man who got tremendous results did. you mentioned how effective these techniques were of nonviolence, 8 days after he had a skull fracture, lyndon johnson pushed voting rights act. she -- he changed political history through courage, harris. harris: continue to standby because this continues on now with the people of selma, alabama getting ready to watch something else historic and that is that john lewis was will make his track, they'll move him from that horse-drawn caisson to a hearse and to montgomery, i want to bring in now bishop td jakes of dallas, texas, potters house, mega church, a man with a mega heart, so

he ordered a hamburger and a coke at an all white lunch counter many he said it was his god given right. he was refused service. he tried to integrate interstate busses across the south, that left to one beating that left him unconscious. 1965, bloody sunday right here, the march over the edmund pettus bridge, he let 60 nonviolent -- 600 nonviolent protesters. he had his hands in his pockets. he was the front. he faced a sea of blue. alabama state troopers, he knew it was coming, the charge came. they broke open his skull, hit him again while he was trying to get up. it that dramatic footage that led to the voting rights act of 1965 introduced by lynn don johnson -- linden johnson just eight days later. back to you. arthel: a bigger man than most. thank you, steve harrigan. eric. eric: arthel, the u.s. is heading to a new record in coronavirus cases. the pandemic has help those for 4 million people out of work, the help is expected to expire soon. mitch mcconnell said we will get the gop's new plan on monday. coming up you next, what could be in it, what people want, and what they could

he lost to pete hegseth's hamburger. et cooked for about 30 people in his backyard. is he a culinary genus. he belongs in steve's next book chris ray and his wife christine ray. ainsley: you have a whole group in your neighborhood who cook. brian: fantastic. you liked him better than the other guy? you the most, brian. hayden won the dog contest. hayden's dog run. rosy tiny butter cup. hayden named her. and she got the first prize for the cutest dog and cutest little girl. that was the cake she made fourth of july cake she made. i don't think we won with the cake. [laughter] but we had a great time. you know, she is 4. she doesn't understand everything that's going on in our country. i wanted to make it as normal as possible. we had a great fourth. she did a golf tournament with her dad and she won the golf tournament even though the ball went like that far. it was really great. we had a great fourth. i hope everyone else did. let's bring in lawrence jones. is he a fox news analyst. how was your fourth? what is the message for the country it is politically charged ri