or not right? what bob says leaves no such room. >> bill: carley, thank you. >> gillian: it's a bad one. >> bill: nice to be with you. will you come back tomorrow? >> gillian: i'll think about it. probably yes. >> bill: you have to make a decision soon. >> gillian: i'll be here. >> bill: see you on friday. harris faulkner takes over now. here is harris, bye-bye. >> harris: thanks. growing fallout over the release of dr. anthony fauci's emails. some of our nation's top scientists are suddenly admitting maybe we had better take a closer look at that laboratory in wuhan, china and asking how did covid-19 start? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". a treasure trove of fauci emails reportedly appear to contradict what he and other officials were publicly saying about the virus and its origins. just yesterday francis collins, the director of national

institute of health said he never rejected the lab leak theory even though emails direct tore collins had been exchanging with dr. fauci appear to dismiss it as conspiracy. here is collins on fox news yesterday. >> there were a lot of conspiracy theories and other ideas floating around at that point. one of them was that actually sars covid 2 had been a bioengineered bioweapon created on purpose by human intervention by the wuhan institute of virology. that doesn't fit with what we know about this particular viral genome. we should be talking about how to put covid-19 behind us not going back to january 2020. right now we don't have any new data. >> harris: here is one example of why those emails could spell trouble for fauci. rand paul says it shows dr. fauci had a moral culpability for the pandemic and fauci is

still refusing to hold china accountable. >> dr. fauci to this day says he still trusts the chinese scientists. i don't think he seems to be aware of the way it works in a communist government. do you think there aren't military generals in the lab as well? do you think some of the scientists aren't also in the communist party and military? i don't think having trust of chinese scientists with gain of function research was very wise. it was so naive we shouldn't have dr. fauci in a position of advising the u.s., the world or anybody else because he is so -- shown such poor decision making. >> harris: we'll get into that with lawrence jones here to weigh in on the controversy. let's begin with rich edson live at the state department. >> republicans are also focus on an email to fauci from the director of the center for disease control and prevention in china. he proposes they work together

to eliminate the virus. fauci replies we'll get through this together. fauci is now responding to critics who say his relationship was too close with chinese officials at a time many in the u.s. government were trying to learn more from china about an evolving pandemic from the country where it began. >> i don't see how they get that from that email. it was sent to me from them. i have always said and will say today to you, john, that i still believe the most likely origin is from an animal species to a human. >> fauci says we don't know for sure the virus jumped from animals and that we have to keep an open mind about the possibility of a lab leak. the united states is calling for another investigation in china to figure out how this pandemic began and whether it accidentally leaked from the

wuhan virology lab. >> i've seen some of the emails. what really matters here is when it mattered most when the chinese were covering this up in early january 2020 dr. fauci would have known the risk this came from the laboratory was real. >> some republicans in congress are calling for dr. fauci to return to the hill and testify. harris. >> harris: thank you very much. i want to bring in lawrence jones, "fox & friends" enterprise reporter. i thought these words mattered from pompeo. when it mattered most and then he described what fauci was doing. the headline in a column for usa today reads how dr. anthony fauci's private comments stack up with what he said in public. is it a problem? >> it's a big problem and we had him on earlier on "fox & friends" and i doubled down

with the secretary and asked him there was a lot of scuffling going on when it came to the president and administration with fauci behind the scenes. i specifically asked the secretary. did you all know some of this stuff behind the scenes? lawrence, i have to be careful. there are sources and methods involved but we knew a lot. i think he teed up a lot of what we know -- knew in the media at fox news but he didn't want to disclose sources and methods. look, the american public is a very forgiving but when it comes to fauci and a lot of these doctors you can't be wrong and arrogant. we knew that there was some speculation, rand paul has talked about the gain of function. we had some questions about the mask wearing. now we have the revelation of these emails saying we probably shouldn't have been using cloth for masks. there were these back and forth calling this a conspiracy in the subject line and still he gets on fox news and denies it.

look, i think there is a lot of covering my rear end going on when it comes to these doctors. now we have the evidence to suggest there was more going on behind the scenes and when people speculated about it, they dismissed us as being crazy. they dismissed rand paul saying he didn't have all the information even though he is a doctor, they were splitting hairs. now we know more. they can't just run away now. >> harris: it was more than being dismissive for some of we journalists they were coming after us and marking our social media as scientific as in sci-fi movie and we were simply asking questions. i want to get to this. science magazine reporting in march of 2020 that a top chinese scientist was warning the united states that not wearing masks was, quote, a big mistake. and we have seen dr. fauci flip-flop on the issue.

watch. >> right now in the united states people should not be walking around with masks. >> you are sure of it? people are listening closely to this. >> right now people should be walking around with a mask. no reason. i think what people don't fully appreciate is putting a mask on yourself is more to prevent you from infecting someone else. and if everybody does that, we're each protecting each other. >> isn't it just theater? you have the vaccine and wearing masks, it isn't theater? >> masks are protective, not theater. >> harris: that messaging felt like theater. lawrence. >> it was. you see the smug and tone that he -- >> harris: how dare you ask me about this. >> i'm the doctor, you are not. don't talk about this. we know now he knew better.

we also know that they were trying to horde the supply as well. it is one thing to tell the american public we don't want you to go and buy the masks because our health professionals need it now. say that. don't lie to us and tell us it doesn't work when you know better. >> harris: every doctor who goes into surgery is masked and gloved up and scrubbing and friends and family that i know who have gone into surgery would say wait, hold on, put a mask on. it is a two-way thing. the patient can't wear a mask so everybody masks up. we know masks work in two directions. anyway. >> they made it political, not us. a lot of talk about who made it political. they made it political by being dishonest to the public. when they came out and said now we need the mask people weren't receptive of the message but no one to blame. they said it was political. americans were running to the stores to get the masks. you couldn't get one because

they were sold out. don't give us the american public made it political. >> harris: as you pointed out part of that there was hoarding going on and we'll look into china's communist government to see how much they vacuumed up of ppe. critical race theory. dad and daughter going viral on tik tok for their messaging about critical race theory in schools. here is what they said. >> i am concerned about efforts to kind of -- >> harris: the fight against far left critical race theory being taught in classrooms got a whole lot louder, lawrence, with that dad and daughter. the top republican in the senate says schools are down playing significant dates in history like 1776 when the declaration of independence was signed. here is senator mcconnell.

>> i am concerned about efforts to kind of downplay significant items in american history. but i don't think the government is any better at prescribing what ought to be taught than the universities themselves. they ought to be open to criticism about what they're doing. >> harris: "wall street journal" op-ed asked should students learn about slavery, lynching, jim crow or the tulsa massacre? yes. should they be taught that systemic racism is defining -- is the defining characteristic of america? no. if the proponents would agree to that distinction there wouldn't be a problem. they won't. thus the state legislative bans. lawrence. >> this is exactly why we're at this point. we have had a lot of transparent conversation with our audience about the importance of history and teaching what happened in america, the good, bad, and the

ugly. the problem is that a lot of stories weren't in our history books. and so now you have the pendulum swinging so far left with crt being taught it is also revisionist history. the best advice i can give to parents it starts in the home. you have to tell the stories at home. you have to gird your children with the education that is needed. even if you try to get it out of the schools it will be taught to them in the culture. i said on "fox & friends" earlier today as a christian my parents told me about god and jesus. when i went to school every day i had professors and teachers that told me that jesus wasn't real. the same thing with hills -- history. you have to prepare your child with the stories so they can combat it when they go into the classroom. >> harris: especially if the conversation is going to go about something hateful. >> exactly. >> harris: you have to have -- they have to have our values as parents before they go into those conversations. i am just curious to know with

crt critical race theory will the voices be louder from the woke crowd than everybody else? we'll have to see. gun violence is raging out of control in new york city, lawrence, as you know. it turns out the nypd had zero plans after it scrapped an entire unit. former nypd chief says obviously we all know after george floyd there were a lot of reforms, a lot of changes in the police department. one of which was getting rid of the anti-crime unit in the beginning of the summer. it was probably a mistake that we didn't have a replacement in mind. and this is getting a lot of attention. michigan lawmakers considering police reform legislation, one part of it would mandate officers be trained in resilient jujitsu or hand-to-hand combat. the law would require police to earn a blue belt or higher from

a certified instructor. lawrence, what are your thoughts on this? >> let's first start with the anti-crime unit. five months ago my sources and i reported on this for a channel told me they were trying to bring the anti-crime unit back to new york city but they couldn't figure out what name to call it. they were concerned about the name. >> harris: they needed the money. >> it is american cities all over, urban and rural that are experiencing this because of this message. the fact there is no enforcement and you have bail reform, you have all these d.a.s that believe that criminals -- no criminal should be behind bars when we know that this is not criminal justice reform. this is putting violent offenders back on the street. it helps no one. i believe in people being rehabilitated but not the right way to go the way they're doing it right now. with respect to the jujitsu and

martial arts training. great to have officers have other things in their toolkit but right now it won't help us with violent offenses now. we have 12 and 14-year-olds with ak47 and shotguns shooting at officers right now. we have to get control of the criminal component. you can't show up with martial arts to a gun fight. that's ridiculous. >> harris: we're seeing an uptick in ambush attacks on our officers. the type of violence is shifting and see how they can meet that. that's some of what is going on in michigan and new york. lawrence jones, thank you for being here to go through a lot of it good to sigh. we want to get to the fox news alert now. cyberattacks on u.s. businesses are escalating. remember the colonial pipeline, the meat producer jbs, the new england ferry service, the mta

and software company solar winds all are dealing with hacks in recent months. experts say it will get worse. that a serious response is needed. one says it is time the u.s. puts heads on spikes, their words, not mine. that has many americans wondering what the president plans to do. >> mr. president will you retaliate against russia for the latest ransomeware attack? >> president biden: we're looking closely at it. >> do you think putin is testing you? >> president biden: no. >> harris: fox business hillary vaughn is live on capitol hill with this. >> president biden may not this russia's president putin is testing him but he has hackers living in his country responsible for two massive cyberattacks in just the last month that targeted u.s. companies and crippled supply.

the colonial pipeline and ransomware attacks are estimated to cost businesses $6 trillion this year. i talked today with the acting director brandon wales of the cybersecurity agency and he tells me every time a u.s. company pays a ransom it is feeding a problem and just making it more profitable for hackers. >> the white house wants to raise pressure on other countries that may have ransomeware operators operating from their jurisdictions. it is challenging. many times the cyber criminals are operating from countries that aren't doing enough to stop them. they aren't cooperating with u.s. law enforcement. >> they say a new organization falls victim to a ransomeware attack every 11 seconds. today the white house issued a letter telling u.s. companies they have a critical responsibility to crack down on their cyber defenses.

but the u.s. chamber of commerce senior vice president for cyber tells me the federal government also needs to create a massive deterrent for hackers. >> no company is going to be able to defend itself against a determined nation state actor or a very sophisticated threat actor that is operating either with a as the it or explicit consent of a nation state. >> this as director brandon wells tell me that ransomeware is an epidemic in the u.s. but not a sophisticated trade craft. it can be as basic as a hacker emailing a company a link and someone clicking on it. >> harris: thank you very much. vice president harris finally heading to the northern triangle this weekend as the president saddles her with more and more responsibilities. she has a lot on her plate. we'll get into it. still hasn't been to the border. we'll see.

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border czar or whatever. her responsibility is to this country and our security and our safety and securing that border is a part of that job. so she is the vice president, bottom line. she is responsible. she will wear this tragedy. >> harris: former acting ice director tom homan told me about vice president harris. she was put in charge of the border crisis. you might not know it from any results produced so far. she finally will make her first trip to guatemala and mexico on sunday hopefully to address the root causes of the border crisis. but of the three countries which make up the northern triangle guatemala, honduras, el salvador right now the vice president has only one on her itinerary. >> the president has effectively black listed 2/3 of the northern triangle and some experts say it is a mistake for two reasons. thousands of migrants leave these countries each day to enter the u.s. illegally and

u.s. taxpayers give each country hundreds of millions of dollars a year. wouldn't you want to speak face-to-face with the presidents of honduras and el salvador? instead of just meeting with the presidents of guatemala and mexico? now harris admits migration is a regional problem and pledges to solve it by addressing economic development, climate and food insecurity and women's issues. >> we can maximize the potential to give people in that region hope and in that way also show what it means to be a good neighbor. >> i think if anyone had a neighborhood get together and they only invited one neighbor, the other neighbors would probably feel slighted. >> that's the former ambassador to el salvador but the administration is making a point it will not tolerate corruption. u.s. prosecutors accuse the

honduras president of drug czar. she hasn't spoken to either despite the rising tide of illegal apprehensions from there. harris's visit looks like this. sunday, morn she will be in guatemala and then depart for mexico. by avoiding the leaders of el salvador and honduras analysts say harris hopes to send a message. >> they allow these actions to take place or work with certain leaders who are perceived as being corrupt, as having narco trafficking ties makes them look somewhat weak. >> she is between a rock and hard place. you can't solve the problems when you have corruption on the other hand can you solve it without talking to leaders of both those countries? back to you? >> harris: no, i think the answer is pretty simple. a "new york post" op-ed says

vice president harris is scrambling to avoid political blame for the southern crisis and the president now gave her another job, encourage people to get vaccinated. she is leading the administration efforts on voting rights and national space council on top of her task to address the root causes of illegal immigration. power panel now. t.w. shannon co-share for black voices for trump and former oklahoma house speaker. wendy, professor of education at johns hopkins university. t.w. and wendy, great to see you today. t.w., i will get your initial reaction to another task for the vice president. >> well, yeah, i'm a little surprised like everyone else is she has been tasked with so many very important things but she is doing very much to move the needle. vice president harris hasn't been to the border one single time. i think the assumption that

we're making harris is that the democrats in washington, d.c. actually want to do something about immigration. the reality is, they ey don't. they like it as a wedge issue so that every time a republican says we need to think about national security, and secure rder they can just call us racist. the reality is this. if we don't do more to find out who is coming into this country, it really puts every american at risk, not just those that are crossing the border but every single american who holds the truth of this country to be dear and near to their hearts. >> harris: a vice president always has a lot on his or her plate. i don't know how the space council fits in. i remember what she had to say about the vaccinations and interesting she will be in charge with motivating people. remember this? >> if the public health professionals, if dr. fauci, if

the doctors tell us that we should take it i will be the first in line to take it absolutely. if donald trump tells us that we should take it, i'm not taking it. i do not trust donald trump on the issue of a vaccine. if the public health professionals tell us it's safe i'll take the vaccine. if dr. fauci says it's safe i'll be the first in line. i will not take donald trump's word on this. >> harris: donald trump put together operation warp speed. he is not a doctor, never said he was. but because of that effort, we have amazing vaccinations in this country. wendy, what do you think about her task with this? we haven't seen movement on the all-important illegal immigration part of her portfolio. >> i think it's great she is tasked with this and happy to see they're adding more to her plate. we need to understand vice president kamala harris is leading with science and what she was saying was simply that donald trump had a pattern and practice of lying to the

american people so she wouldn't believe it. if he led with science which we're doing now she would take the vaccine. americans are doing that. >> harris: wait a minute. i have to stop you. so are you trying to say -- i do. are you trying to say that the woman who is now vice president of the united states that you are comfortable with her saying if it came from one president don't go get it? you do realize that she went and got it. this president tried to take credit for it, biden. the vaccine didn't exist before me. maybe it was a mistake. i don't know because he has had it for months. quickly t.w. and we'll move to the next topic. >> i would just say this, harris, about vice president kamala harris, she has been disingenuous about a lot of things. we know what's really happening here, we have a president who is in decline and we've seen more and more responsibility being given to vice president harris because there is a

transfer of power already happening. i think it's hush hush. we all see it and have questions about the health of our president. and we see kamala harris which was a plan from the left takeover now governing the democratic party who she represents. i'm not surprised. >> harris: i have to let wendy respond to that. >> first it's kamala, harris. i believe she is doing the work. they are leading with science and you continue to see american people leaning into this vaccine which is causing a decline in the transmission of this disease. so at the end of the day whatever you say about biden insinuating his help and a decline in his healthy don't see that. he is leading the american people in a positive way and shown through the numbers. that's what we have to go with. >> harris: thank you very much. good to see you both. we'll get to this now.

fox news alert the white house president biden's plan to share covid-19 vaccines with the world. the response team announced the u.s. intends to direct 75% of its excess doses to the vaccination sharing program known as co-vacs includes sending one million doses to south korea today. it will donate at least 80 million doses around the globe by the end of this month. coming up a new report on hunter biden shedding light on his relationship with the former stripper who had his child. how it contradicts his previous claims about their relationship. plus israel is looking to the united states for federal funding after last month's 11-day war with hamas terrorists. some democrats are split over their support for israel. our ally. could there be some resistance?

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>> harris: president biden committed to replenishing israel iron dome defense system after an 11 day conflict with hamas terrorists along the gaza strip. republican senator lindsey graham appearing in jerusalem this week doubling down on that promise. however, a new development. a $1 billion request from israel could face opposition from some progressive democrats who have argued against providing israel with additional aid. >> i am not concerned about a deterioration of our

relationship. i'm a republican and came here with a message. even though some democrats are saying things very disturbing to me i do believe president biden and the majority of the democratic party will be in israel's camp. >> harris: chad pergram live with the news on capitol hill. chad. >> good morning. lawmakers want to restock israel's iron dome, defense system backed by the u.s. to help israel fend off hamas rocket attacks. it depleted much of their reserves now. some people question u.s. commitment to israel. >> palestinians aren't going anywhere no matter how much money you send to israel's apartheid government. >> there was a bipartisan group encouraging the pentagon to give -- >> those who are squeaky the end to get more attention. so i think that's not actually representative of where the

party is. >> lindsey graham tells israel it will get what it wants. >> i want to reassure my israeli colleagues that we are going to meet your defense needs. >> president biden's request calls for $3.8 billion for israel defense programs in his budget. it is unclear if some democrats will push a resolution to disapprove of additional arms sales. harris. >> harris: thank you very much. setting us up perfectly for my next guest. a part of the group of republican senators in israel touring the damage caused by the conflict. tennessee senator bill hagerty joins me now. the dynamic playing here at home after what occurred so far away. what is going on between democrats and republicans on the hill over this? >> thank you. i would say this. just as i told the people in

israel, there is a small yet very vocal minority in the democratic party pushing back against our strongest ally israel. i was there to stand strong and show our continued support for israel. that's true from democrats, from independents and republicans. senator graham said we are going to in the end stand by and prevail and make certain we replenish israel's defenses. they had enormous accuracy. they saved israeli and palestinian lives. they launched 11,000 rockets. the iron dome did a great job. can you imagine if the israelis had to use something more crude or blunt more smrin lives would have been lost. the vocal minority may make a lot of noise but the american public is clearly with israel. >> harris: the bigger point in all of this is where is president biden?

i'm reading in some circles the criticism is he may be the last sort of beam of light if you will shining toward our strongest ally in the middle east, israel. because progressives may not be in that place with him. what do you say about that? >> he needs to be that last beam of light. you are right in calling it that. president biden has to look forward and stand up to these very liberal voices, these very left leaning voices that are pulling him and his entire party far to the left. now is the time to stand with our allies and now is the time to demonstrate to israel we'll stand strong. the biggest problem that president biden has to encounter at the root it is his embrace of iran that is emboldening the other proxies to step up and attack israel. we're being tested. president biden needs to appreciate that and we need to stand strong with israel right now. >> harris: another fold in kind

of the tapestry of pushing against the jewish community. new websites now one in particular that i'll name is vox getting trolled online for this headline. it says violent anti-semitism spiked in the u.s. during the israel/hamas war and we don't know why. one critic tweeted this. if only the perpetrators of this violence were carrying signs and flags and screaming at their victims why they were attacking them vox might be able to crack this code. sarcastic, what do you say? >> i think anti-semitism has no place in america. racism has no place in america. that's not the american way. we need to stand up against it every turn. you will hear my voice and senator graham and senator cruz on our trip. we stand with israel and we aren't going to tolerate this. >> harris: your last thought why you think it is popping up here in the united states? you've seen the attacks and videos going viral. >> again, back to the small i

think but very vocal minority are being fueled by media that is very left leaning. they're trying to pull the democrat party in a direction i don't think america wants to be or will not go. i'll state it from tennessee. we stand with israel. democrat, independents or republican. we're standing with israel and i think that's true for the majority of america. >> harris: thank you so much for being on the faulkner focus from the great state of tennessee. thank you. >> thanks. >> harris: there are more damning text messages being reported retrieved from hunter biden's laptop. what they appear to reveal about his relationship with the woman he had a child with but then denied even knowing the woman. we have some details about how they might be connected. and critics questioning congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez after she tweeted pictures of her grandmother's

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>> harris: more news about the son of the current president. the former stripper who had a

child with hunter biden was reportedly on his consulting firm's payroll when she became pregnant even though the president's son claimed he didn't know her. text messages obtained by the daily mail from hunter biden's infamous laptop show he booted her off the company's insurance plan at his own request just months after she gave birth. hunter biden settled a paternity suit with that woman back in 2018. carley shimkus joins us now. >> the details of hunter biden's life continue to be made public thanks to this laptop. this all has to do with london roberts who became pregnant with hunter biden's baby in 2017. for those who are unfamiliar with the story, he initially denied that the baby was his and refused to pay child support. she took him to court. that's when we found out about this baby. now according to the daily mail

they published text messages and emails that claim to show that hunter biden made sure that london roberts was no longer on his health insurance plan just three months after she gave birth and there are other text messages that show that when she was pregnant she tried to reach out to him and tell him the due date of the baby and he never responded. so harris, this is why when he was promoting his book and he was doing the late night circuit and people were applauding him. it was mind blowing. yes, he is the president's son but he is not a good guy. if you are a feminist he is public enemy number one. >> harris: he did talk about his drug use and abuse and all of that time and i -- maybe that played a role with his memory. if he booted her off the company insurance he did in fact know her. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted photographs of her

grandmother's home. just over a week ago my grandmother fell ill. i went to puerto rico to see her. my first time in a year because of covid. this is her home. hurricane maria relief hasn't arrived. trump blocked relief money for puerto rico. people are being forced to flee ancestral homes and developers are taking them. however, critics are asking why the congresswoman who makes $174,000 a year and drives a tesla is putting all the blame on the former president when she is capable of sending her grandmother some help and funds. >> you hit the nail on the head. a lesson in think before you twaoe. she is criticizing the trump administration for its handling of hurricane maria and she didn't think she could help her grandmother? one critic says aoc went and bought herself a tesla and grandmother lives in a shack with collapsing ceiling. it never fails with champagne

socialist expect everyone else to make sacrifices while making none for themselves. a florida congressional candidate says you have two apartments and drive a tesla. if your grandmother is living poor you don't help her out. i'm surprised a socialist wouldn't redistribute her money to her grandmother. she said she helps out her family and she was trying to point out a systemic failure but i think this really proves that some people are lying to personal responsibility and think the government should solve all problems. >> harris: i'm more basic girl than that. she made it all about herself. she could have helped people out. my grandmother's place looked like this i want to help other people shine a light on this. instead me, me, me. >> it backfired. >> harris: for anyone who thinks local politics is boring this happened in albuquerque, new mexico. this is all about you.

>> you give this one to me to talk about? this is the video showing a new mexico sheriff who is running for mayor of albuquerque. he was interrupted on stage by a drone that had a let's say an adult toy on it. it is blurred out right there and then shortly after that happened a guy goes up and punches him in the arm or the hand. it was a wild scene in albuquerque, harris. we think things are interesting at capitol hill. >> harris: he had a drone with an ina appropriate yat toy. >> if that happens we may have to blur more things out. >> harris: you have to teach them how to digitalize. carley shimkus. thank you very much. always great to have you on the program. come back any time. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus".

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