if you've never seen -- here is a little skunk and he can do hand stands. it takes a lot of core work. i wonder if in hot yoga you attempt that. >> the tail is up. it's black and white you can't see it. nighttime video. see you later. bye. >> harris: we begin looking out for you, and your money. the swamp on capitol hill just. that would be on top of president's biden wish list. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the community funding requests were banned 10 years ago after some high profile scandals. now they're back and with a

vengeance. fox news learned lawmakers from both political parties have already requested about $5 billion and counting including let's throw that scroll up. 2 million for a museum exhibit in brooklyn. 1.7 million for a fancy garden in oregon. 436,000 dollars for a meditation and yoga program in new jersey. and the list goes on and on. critics warn it is going to backfire on them big time. >> every one of those provisions members of conscious thinks it helps them politically at home and create five and 10 jobs, make a mayor or governor happy. none adds up to your reelection. what does add up is the ridicule and mocking you get for special interest provisions, everything being a symbol the government is too big, spends too much money, is out of control and you are now part of the mess.

>> harris: jason chaffetz. you were on the hill when they didn't have this. how does this compare to what america is about to see? >> i started when they did have them and credit john boehner for having the guts to have leadership and get rid of them. earmarks are the sugar that makes the garbage go down and it is fundamentally and totally wrong. we need to cut spending in this country not creative ways to spend things. almost everything on that list that you were scrolling through has no business being funded by the federal government. when i was in congress, one of our republican senators here in utah tried to fund a parking lot in provo. that's not the role of the federal government. it is also not the role and responsibility of the people of florida to fund that parking lot. just like i don't want to put sand on their beaches in

florida. if i live in utah. let's figure out a way to cut spending. this is the tool, this is the enticement that leadership uses to get people to vote for bad bills. >> harris: people look at the list and say there are good things on there. the museum in brooklyn, so on and so forth. with all the tax bases where some of those are particularly jersey and new york can't the states take care of that on their own? why do they need more taxpayer money at the federal level for it? >> there is a proper role of government. federal government is not supposed to be funding all of these things. and when you are funding those things guess what you are not funding? the military, the support on the border, not doing the things that uniquely the federal government has to be able to do. so for anybody to participate in this i hope they make it as public as possible. >> harris: are you suggesting that the number for these things could grow to the point where they rival things like

military spending? maybe not in total but that you would have to extract from one for the other? they will get that big? >> what the federal government never does the makes a decision saying we have a disaster, maybe we have a pandemic and so instead of spending money over here we'll have to spend it over there. joe biden talks a lot about oh we'll pay for all this spending. there is nowhere we are coming even close to doing it. get rid of all the other supplemental spending we're doing we still don't pay for our federal government. about 75% of the federal budget is mandatory program spending it happens no matter what happens. the other part is discretionary spending. it has been growing at record levels and why we're $30 trillion in debt. we pay more than a a billion dollars a day just in interest on that debt and the rates are near zero. >> harris: what the american people do is look around and see their lives not changing because of all the spending that you are talking about

however well intentioned some of it may be. republican senator steve danes is demanding answers from president biden after the daily caller reported his son, hunter biden, still holds a stake in a chinese private equity firm. senator dane says this. as president of the united states, it is critical to avoid any appearance of conflict of interest with foreign governments particularly adversaries such as the people's republic of china. remember this moment from the campaign, jason? when then candidate biden insisted it would never become an issue. >> president biden: no one in my family will have an office in the white house, will sit as in meetings as if they are a cabinet member, will have any business relationship with anyone that relates to a foreign corporation or a foreign country. period. period. end of story. >> harris: so what changed? >> it's not the end of the

story with all due regards, mr. president. period, period, end of story. that's just not true because your son, who flew on air force 2 to go to china, has ongoing relationship with china and the american people need to know about this. you promised everybody that it would not be the case but it is. i have questions about what was going on in ukraine. they haven't come clean on this. they need to have it exposed and needs to get out of these business deals. this is a relationship that hunter biden has with a private equity firm owned by the state bank run by the government of china. are you telling me there is not a conflict of interest that it doesn't affect the biden family specifically? that's not a position the president should ever be in. >> harris: we're in such a position with china right now the timing couldn't be worse. >> yeah. and you look at all the debt. guess what? when we have to go and issue the debt. who do we turn to to buy the

debt? the chinese and japanese and foreign investors to do this. there is a huge massive conflict of interest. >> harris: pointing out all those fax for us to know. jason so good to see you today. thank you. >> thank you. >> they talk about their deportations are down. it's because they aren't sending anyone back. they let everyone stay. texas we're spending more money than our normal $800 million in the budget the try to catch criminals. in the past we would catch them and turn them over and be deported. now they just let them go. >> harris: dan patrick sounding off on a "washington post" revealing ice deportations dropped by 20% last month. that's a record low. and it comes at a time, as you know, when illegal border crossings are at a 20-year high. and this. lawmakers are outraged after the biden administration posted these photographs showing an empty border facility that was packed earlier this year.

democrat congressman henry cuellar says all they are doing is moving the kids from one tent to the other and saying they aren't in border patrol custody. they are right next door but in hhs custody. >> what those politicians said underscores something that we hear in the field all the time. yes the border patrol is the first line of defense but without basically you having ice backing them up, they are the only line. if there is no consequence to illegal immigration they say you will get more of it. they are making some progress here. want to show you what the donna facility looked like in march when you had 5,000 illegal immigrant children packed inside like sardines, if you will. the pictures were an embarrassment to the administration. they tried to keep it secret and failed to do that. it was designed for 1,000. yesterday it released those

images that showing the facility nearly empty so instead of 5 to 10 days of processing per immigrant it is now less than 24 hours. well, how did they do that? congressman cuellar claims it's a shell game. the two tents at the screen belong to the border patrol. the five tents to the side belong to hhs. he says you didn't solve anything. you moved them from one tent to another tent. 451 immigrant children apprehended by the border patrol. transferred 376 to hhs which discharged 420 to family and foster care. now the good thing is, right, the border patrol is not babysitting as much. we had as many as 40% of agents off patrol processing and transporting children. critics claim the administration is doing nothing

to discourage the next wave. why not? it works. 96% never leave. it's expensive. hhs is spending $60 million a week of taxpayer funds to house and process these children and feed them as well. border patrol is spending $5 million a week just here on the same situation and now, of course, advocates want taxpayers to pay for attorneys for these children. in san diego last night the board of supervisors awarded $5 million to pay for that. back to you. >> harris: those are refreshed numbers that have gotten a lot bigger in a short period of time. thank you very much. she is professional, lovely, and pleasant. those words used by the white house press corps. the reporters who ask her the questions every day. that's how they describe jen psaki. well, that affection we just asked, is it getting in the way of their job to cover the white house? it wouldn't be, right? plus this.

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resignation of one of its members. he used oreo to describe tim scott. now a congressman is issuing a house resolution to condemn the entire texas democratic party. he says had a republican chair made this remark democrats would be in the streets demanding his or her resignation. if the democrats didn't have double standards, they would have no standards at all. they must be held accountable end quote. and as we showed you on "the faulkner focus" yesterday, texas gop chair alan west, former congressman and iraq war veteran says he will keep up the pressure on texas dems. >> we need to make sure we send oreos to the texas democrat party. i'm sick and tired of the duplicitous hypocrisy of true party racism. i will speak out against the party of the soft bigotry of

low expectations. >> harris: in focus now the texas gop chair alan west who had that package with him. good to see you today. thanks for being on the program. first of all, what message did you want to send by delivering that package? >> it's good to be with you. been far too long. i miss being with you. congratulations on this great show. i think the message has to be sent that we're no longer going to tolerate this duplicitous hypocrisy and allow the democrats to redefine what it means by being black in america. if you remember the comments of joe biden when he was running for office to be the president of the united states of america he said you ain't black if you don't vote for me. what i see happening here in texas with the lamarr county democrat party and texas democrat party is what they have said it's okay to go after any black conservative, go after any person who does not subscribe to our ideological

agenda because they're fair game. that's what they have told gary o'connor, you don't have to resign or step down. it is perfectly fine what you did. >> harris: i'm curious. i realize that one is more of a national issue and this is a texas issue but still the same party, democrats. so how is it that they, you know, say that republicans are pushing in the state of georgia and other places with election laws jim crow laws and they use that very specific language and by the way those policies were put in place while democrats were in charge back in the 1800s. i don't know if people know the history on that. how do they get away with doing that and not being called out on something like this within their own party? hold up a mirror. should somebody be calling senator tim scott a racial slur? >> you would think that kamala harris or joe biden or someone within the democrat party would have said look, this is unacceptable. that they would have come out with a statement.

but no, the point is they'll use this racial divisiveness, the new marxism for them as a means by wish they force their ideological agenda. if you try to have strong election laws in my home state of georgia or what we're trying to do here in texas they'll demonize and denigrate you as jim crow. that is one of their policies that they came up with and implemented but they're able to go out and use these very, very denigrating racial slurs from a person in their leadership here in the state of texas and nothing happens to them. >> harris: i will ask my team to put up a quote from an op-ed that you wrote. there it is. you wrote an op-ed on fox news today for today's national day of prayer saying quote while we may not be facing enemies at the gate, we're clearly in a battle for the heart and soul of our nation. the enemies we face today are not so visible. cynicism, hopelessness and distrust.

but could just as easily lead to the loss of our liberties if we fail to pray for one another, our nation, and its leaders as we ought. i tie this into what you are talking about because you are -- it's love and togetherness. what is happening in texas right now with what is going on with the democratic party doesn't feel like that. >> , no it's not. when you think about when joe biden came into office his inaugural address he was talking all about unity. what we come to understand is that it was not about unity, it was about conformity. if you conform to their agenda and conform to their narrative then we'll be unified. so therefore you see someone like a tim scott or myself or even you, harris, you are supposed to be defined by your skin color and not by the content of your character. you are not supposed to be rewarded by being a critical thinking individual. you are supposed to be part of a collective. i think that's very undermining to the fabric and foundation of these united states of america

especially as we reflect on that on this national day of prayer. >> harris: it really does speak to the issue of compartmentalization when you see a person not for their individual merits but for something you think you can use. >> yeah, absolutely right. that's the whole thing behind identity politics is not to see us as individuals that can think and once again it is the equality of opportunity that makes america great. what the other side, the progressive social lifts and democrat party are focus on is inequality of outcomes. they don't want anyone in any of these respective minority groups that don't go along with that. when i look at organization like black lives matter there are so many black lives out there that aren't mattering to that organization like the kids locked out from being able to go to school right now in our failing inner city public

school systems. the black on black crime. they never spoke on that. we have a definitive scourge in this country with the of unborn black babies in the womb. that's what i want us to focus on. >> harris: allen west, great to see you. it has been too long. come back. thank you very much for your time. >> god bless. >> harris: she has a lot of fans. gushing over white house press secretary jen psaki. their comments are found in this report entitled the awkward feeling of rooting for the white house press secretary. that's transparent. abc news jonathan carley calls psaki one of the most well qualified press secretaries we've ever had. "new york times" chimes in with this, she is a pro, you know, unflappable. all of this as the pew research center found president biden has received less negative coverage from the legacy media

than any president in 30 years. it also notes half of all stories about the biden administration mention former president trump. power panel now radio talk show host leslie marshall. former wisconsin congressman sean duffy fox news contributors. welcome to the programs. sean, i will come to you first and ask what you make of this. >> first in the clip you played where the "washington post" said they're awkward arooting for jen psaki. you have a group of left wing democrats in the press corps rootsing for joe biden. also in the report that came out and said the evening newscasts during the election gave donald trump 92% negative stories. 34% negative stories for joe biden. as you talked to allen west. if republicans had made those racial slurs toward a democrat. the media would be outraged but gloss over it when it's democrats make racial slurs or

donald trump on the border and a mini crisis, the media lost their minds. joe biden has a real crisis and they gloss over it. the problem is when the media behaves like a state media and doesn't hold governments and politicians accountable, the people lose faith in government, they lose faith in the media and they disengage with the government and that's a bad consequence. the media should put aside their political leanings and get storesy that matter to the american people. that's not what is happening right now. >> harris: as a former journalist we've talked about your past and my present. you don't have to be adversarial or nasty. you can like somebody and still go in and do your job. i wouldn't brag about the fact that you might be doing beer or dinner with that person because that's a conflict of interest but at this point aren't we all rooting for the administration to do a great job and to see transparency at that lectern with jen psaki so we can get

our questions answered and the american people know what's going on? but the treatment with you. you compare that to sarah huckabee sanders that got mean, nasty from this press corps kayleigh mcenany and others is there a partisan divide here? >> i agree with you and said you have to report the facts and you don't make the story about you and business is business. the line in the sand. however, let's look at some numbers. 41% of almeida coverage during the trump administration was about donald trump. that is more coverage any president including joe biden ever had in the history of our nation. two, in the first 100 days -- after the first 100 days in the obama administration favorable writing and reporting about barack obama fell by 16% and continued to fall. there is a honeymoon period for a lot of presidents the first 100 days. the coverage of donald trump 80% from republicans. it was more favorable. now let's talk about jen psaki.

what's going on here is when you have a former press secretary like ms. sanders, when she was requested are the press the enemy of the people and she wouldn't say they weren't. she admitted she lied to them under oath and asked them to give thanks for answering questions. stopped having follow-up questions and having some press passes attempted to be revoked. like one of the big reporters at cnn. i think they are looking at the way they are being treated differently now than they had with donald trump's first press secretary who didn't hold press conferences for 41 and 45 days. it is feeling they're not an enemy of the people or an enemy of the press secretary. >> harris: sean, i come back to you. >> if you look at the way the press corps treated donald trump's press secretaries they were hostile. cnn reporter that you mentioned wouldn't give the microphone

back to the young irn tern trying to control the debate in the room and why he was kicked out. it was a lack of respect that the media gave the trump administration compared to the fawning press and genteel nature in which they support democrats because they are democrats. that's the problem with the media. >> harris: you mentioned that number, leslie, i want to press in. 80% positive coverage for president trump came from republicans. we're talking about the media, though. so i'm a little confused by that. there have been so many stories written about the negativity written on donald trump. what's fascinating is as they write about biden, they can't seem to do that without dropping the name of the former president trump. i would assume that's because they maybe want people to read it, i don't know. we'll move on. good to see you both. thank you. baseball fans who are not vaccinated will now be forced to sit in a different section at two major league ballparks. what do you think about that? tyrus is coming and he will

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>> in the first round the stimulus money was good. i think the extra unemployment money was good. we were shut down as a country. i understand that. but we're not. for 700 people making 800 or 900 will make sacrifices in their life and take things away. my opinion will sit home for that 700. >> harris: things are changing. different story in montana, the first state to pull out of federal covid unemployment benefits. montana is launching a new program to give bonuses to unemployed people who return to work. this as the governor is warning about a worker shortage saying benefits are now doing more harm than good. however, a labor department spokesperson is going after that saying quote, choosing to eliminate these critical benefits will have the greatest impact on the most vulnerable, end quote. joining me now montana republican governor. good to see you. thank you for being with me. first of all, explain to me how

it will work and what people will really feel. >> montana is open for business and the way the program works, you said it perfectly. our businesses can't find workers. we have restaurants that are shutting down a couple days a week because they can't get chefs or wait staff, construction, healthcare across the board. we're paying people to not work. it may have been helpful during the height of the pandemic crisis, but we're past that now. so people can earn up to $21 an hour staying home. there was no incentive to go back the work. incentives matter. if someone is on unemployment in montana as of may 4th and they go get a job and they work for four weeks, they will get a $1200 bonus as an encouragement. we want to incentivize people to get off the couch and get back to work.

we're eliminating the supplemental pandemic unemployment benefits and going back to the pre-pandemic unemployment levels to make sure that safety net is there for the people that need it. >> harris: what is your answer to the criticism then from the labor department saying that the most vulnerable in your state or anywhere you would do this are the people who would pay the price. is that true? >> it is important to get people back to work. there is dignity in work. there is satisfaction in self-sufficiency and standing on your own feet. i don't think anybody starts off in life saying they will be dependent on the government. we need a safety net for people who hit a rough patch but unemployment shouldn't be a career choice. >> harris: interesting to see you balance that fiscal with taking those benefits to pre-pandemic levels so you have the safety net. we aren't hearing that conversation anywhere else. do you think other states will follow you?

>> i'm encourage. i'm talking to other governors. a number have reached out and said help us through the details. the three specific changes we made. we eliminated the pandemic supplemental payments going back to pre-pandemic levels. reinstituted the work search requirement. if somebody is able-bodied theyed in to look for work. and the bonus if you work for weeks and take a job you get $1200. >> harris: the guardian wrote this. the coronavirus pandemic, heard of it? it is famously still going on. now i'm no big city mathematician but a one time payment of $1200 that goes to the first 12,500 workers to claim it a tactic has huge while supplies last vibes does not compare to $300 a week for the duration of the pandemic,

the foreseeable future. >> we're over the hump. when i took office in january we opened back up. we got rid of capacity limits and got rid of hours of operations restrictions. we got rid of our statewide mask mandate. we put lawsuit protection in place for all our small businesses, nonprofits and churches. we have 14,000 open jobs here in the state right now and we want to be ready for you, harris and everybody else that wants to come out and get a line wet in our trout streams or visit glacier. montana is open for business. >> harris: i can fly and go anywhere i want. when i'm outside i won't have a mask because i've been vaccinated. whatever i catch i'll eat it. some states are calling to defund the police. florida governor ron desantis is making a big announcement how his state plans to back the blue and other first responders for their work during the pandemic.

>> i asked the legislature and this legislative session we need to do bonuses for law enforcement. [cheering and applause] [cheering and applause] some wanted to defund the police. we're funding the police and then some. >> harris: you can compare that with what is happening in new york city, for example. crime is up 30% over last year. shootings alone are up in that category 166%. as officer morale becomes the leading concern now. aishah hasnie is live for us in new york city with more. >> hi, harris, good afternoon to you. things are so concerning apparently this such a big concern that the mayor included invited his patrol chief in his daily briefing today to address the crime problem. let's take a snapshot of what we're talking about here.

shootings jumped 166% this april compared to last april. grand larceny up 66%. felony assaults by 35% and robbery is also up 28%. in fact, harris, out of the 17 different crime categories that police track, the only one that dropped was burglary. that's because it skyrocketed during the pandemic last year. had nowhere else to go but down. the worst part. april's numbers for shootings, murder, felony assaults and burglaries are actually worse today, harris, than they were back in 2019 when there was no pandemic and nypd patrol chief hears the complaints and she is addressing them. >> we're taking 200 officers from administrative positions and putting them in a patrol function. the strength with our federal partners we have a atf sitting side-by-side with us sharing space, giving us realtime tracing back where the firearms

are coming from and hopefully a prevention for illegal guns on our streets. >> you heard her say they are taking 200 officers in administration positions and putting them now back on the streets. keep in mind the same city that defunded the nypd by a billion dollars last summer. harris. >> harris: crime-fighting unit was specialized with hundreds of officers that would have hit some of the categories of violent crime. good to see you. thank you for the report. a michigan democratic governor whitmer is set to receive an award for her handling of the pandemic. she violated her own orders and had a nursing home scandal all her own. plus this. >> people do need help. we need programs but you cannot have social programs without an economy. it doesn't happen.

you don't have the finances to do it. that's what's happening here in california. >> harris: watch out, gavin newsom. caitlyn jenner wants your job. can she take it? tyrus is next.

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>> what i see in gavin newsom

is a politician makes his decision as a politician in special interests. and hypocrisy that is going on right now. it is like there is one set of rules for sacramento and another set of rules for everybody else. i don't want to leave, okay? either i stay and fight or i get out of here. >> harris: olympic gold medalist caitlyn jenner tearing into california governor gavin newsom during an interview last night with sean hannity. she joins the growing field of republican candidates in the recall election of newsom. fox nation host tomi lahren with first reaction. >> maximizing freedom it's caitlyn jenner. someone as a life long conservative she believes in freedom and get rid of the

outrageous and taxes and allowing californians to live in the golden state they love without all the mess. she has common sense solutions. >> harris: fox nation host tyrus with me now and catch nightly on gutfeld. what is your first reaction as you watched that last night? dynamic interview. sean hannity did a beautiful job. >> it was a great interview and it was powerful. she has some great ideas. i'm just not sure that this is necessarily the right way to go about it. i grew up in california, from california. i'm just not really sure that this particular -- the outside distractions that goes with this in terms of the family turmoil and the much publicized political differences stuff can be a circus. i'm not sure that will be enough. there is a mass exodus in california. it is republican voters that

are moving to texas, arizona, new mexico, north carolina. so a lot of the voting base is going out. the other issue you have is you'll have so many candidates running in this that it might dilute the water and play into gavin newsom's hands. i'm not 100% on board with this one. i wouldn't be surprised if she pulled it out. it will take more than just some negative comments about what's going on in california and some real actions that she can also do even if she is not elected governor. >> harris: i don't know if you watched all the interview. there was a section where she was talking about immigration and there was some more structure to her comments and that's a huge issue for her state. so that's important. >> i grew up there. >> harris: i don't really keep up that much with the family. i know who is marrying who and who is divorcing who along with

an earthquake which is strange but i don't keep up with all that stuff. i know the difference between what's most important and what's not. do you think a lot of people see it your way? >> it depends on. because i grew up in california, but a lot of people are banking on president trump was reality tv star. but he was a different kind of reality tv star. it was very protected, very structured. when you watched his shows he was always in control. he was the boss. he did the hiring and firing. you wanted to be like him and wanted to run your company like him. the car dashance have been a train wreck. some of the messaging and commercials and some other things, the extensions of the family has gotten a lot of negativity in terms of how serious she is taking this. so i mean, it plays a factor if i was making a vote i would think about all the other -- does california need more distractions?

in terms of just her message i think she does have a strong message. i do think her stuff on immigration is excellent. i'm just not sure if it all works and what california needs right now. i'm on the fence, 50/50. >> harris: there was a kardashian who worked with former president trump on getting justice reform. there can be equilibrium. new york governor andrew cuomo is saying later this month fans will sit in separate sections at baseball games based on if they've received the vaccines. >> normal seating for people who are vaccinated. for unvaccinated people, the six foot distancing applies with masks and that comes out to roughly 33% in those

sections. you have proof of vaccination and that will determine where you sit. >> harris: can i start with this? is anybody listening to this governor after the nursing home scandal and everything else. emergency authorization and his calls on things with regard to the pandemic? >> i mean, it's also laughable. i have my vaccination card. i could print out vaccination card on my computer and i'm not that tech savvy. i'm not sure necessarily -- it's a piece of paper with a signature on it. not a photo i.d. i don't know how much water that will hold when you have friends and family going. if you want to take your kids to the ballgame you are vaccinated but your 11-year-old isn't, where does he sit? i think at this point you are so right. he is just talking the talk and we really all should just raise our eyebrow and just roll over. it is a bad idea.

how will you enforce it? >> harris: if you are showing your vaccination card you know there is a scan code on it. if you light it up with your phone it does have information. put your thumb over it. michigan democratic governor gretchen whitmer is set to received a prestigious honor for her response to the coronavirus pandemic. she is getting an award and a nursing home scandal and high numbers of coronavirus. >> i think if you violate the rules you put in place the only way you could accept an award is a parting gift on a pure sarcasm. your impeachment and the trophy for all the rules you broke that you held everybody else to. so that would be the only reason why. for her to accept it is arrogant and honestly quite ignorant. you didn't follow the same rules. you would gain more points by gracefully not accepting the

award because you weren't an outstanding citizen like you asked your people to be. that's what should have been done but we know it won't happen in the political world. >> harris: preach it, tyrus. good to see you. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus". "outnumbered" right after this commercial break. veteran homeowners, this is the best time in history to turn your home equity into cash. because home values have climbed to all time highs. and so has your equity. turn it into cash now, while mortgage rates are near all time lows. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. you could take out more than $50,000. use it to improve your home. pay off high rate debt. pay for big expenses. or put it in the bank for real peace of mind. now's the time to use your va home loan benefit to get cash before mortgage rates begin to rise. call now.

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