>> we begin with this fox news alert, growing outbreaks after a new york city based psychiatrist told a yale university school of medicine audience that you fantasizes about killing white people. you are watching out numbered. i'm harris faulkner. here today, my cohost emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, host of no interruption on fox nation tomi lahren and in the central

virtual seat today, former governor mike huckabee fox news contributor. we will get rolling. that psychiatrist has made her explosive remarks and a virtual guest lecture to medical students at yale child study center that happened back in april. the audio obtained by former "new york times" journalist barry white. >> i have fantasies of unloading a revolver into the head of any white person that got in my way as i walked away. did the world a favor. >> harris: yale is now saying in a statement school of medicine leaders reviewed a recording of the talk and found the cone antithetical to the values of the school. it but that comes after the university reportedly restricted

online viewing after those incendiary remarks showing yale was well aware the comments have been made. also obtained a flyer from that virtual event which was titled "the psychopathic problem of the white mind." and among the learning objectives to "understand how white people are dependent on black rage." governor huckabee coming your take. >> mike: i'd love to know what the values of yale are. they say that these views are antithetical, i would hope so but why don't they describe and define what their values are in tell us are they ever invite this person in the first place. my reaction to quote the words, physician heal thyself. here is a psychiatrist who obviously is in desperate need of a psychiatrist. that's mental illness when you say that you would relish the idea of murdering people in cold

blood and wiping your bloody hands and doing it guiltless. that's a blood-curdling kind of statement even if it were said in jest but she said it with a serious tone because she really believes that annual needs to do more than saying it doesn't reflect values, they need to utterly repudiate it and need to apologize to every donor of yale and every student of el for having invited this lunatic to their school. >> harris: i kind of go into different directions with this. everything governor huckabee said and then also in the other direction is how does a school get to the point where the governor just put it, they didn't apologize. is there an underlying tone that in less racism is coming in a certain direction a malicious call this what it is, psychopathic language and racism but in less it's going towards people of color perhaps a racially diverse, does it not count?

>> tomi: unfortunately, that's the point we've gotten to in this country were people are so afraid to do anything, they excuse actual racism especially in academic institutions but i go back and forth on this story because there's part of me who believes in free speech, who says we need more speech especially on college campuses so young students and people can look at this and say this is disgusting speech, this woman is unwell, this is repulsive and they can decide for themselves what to think and hopefully they will all come to that conclusion but the other half of me is also really worried about the state of the country right now and what kids are learning and students are learning in school. for the able to look at speech like this from somebody who supposed to be educated and a psychiatrist, someone who is giving a talk at yale university, are they able and have they been given the tools to listen to something like that and say this is repulsive, this is disgusting, this woman is unwell? i'm worried about the state of our nation and the state of our young people and our students. are they able to listen to this

free speech and realize how disgusting it is what we have such a culture in this country where this is excused from a certain side has you mention that young people aren't really able to decipher? it's a toss-up on this but i also will say this was a lecture, an academic lecture. this is a speaker coming to campus. have gone to several campuses where people have told me i'm unwelcome and these were speeches i've done that i've been outside of school hours and have not been an educational experience but rather a speech after hours in an auditorium. this was a classroom education if i'm not mistaken so there's a big difference here and the liberals need to answer for their arbitrary restrictions on free speech and what exactly they want to cosign and sponsor here. >> harris: so what you're saying about free speech is exactly true and that's where we all live and more words are better, so on and so forth. the qualification comes when the psychiatrist says my words were

taken out of context and they were used to be provocative. but you meant them as governor huckabee said. does any of that other stuff matter? >> emily: that's exactly right and to your point, i'm a professional that has to upkeep with licensure in the state of washington and california and this was a required -- this class went towards credits for those medical school students to go toward a certain requirement so these were children here. these were medical professionals and the larger question which governor huckabee raised is what was the old doing in the first place inviting her? this woman said yale should not have been surprised because they knew the topic and the title and the speaker. she's absolutely right. i looked back at her social media is filled with videos that in their words include imagery of violence against any group and profanity not to mention unprofessionalism

and a disrespectful tone. of course, they said it's antithetical to the police and tenants of this university but it was there for them to see so what were they thinking? she has doubled down, the inability to list the title and the author, she calls it white amnesia and now said she is indeed doubling down. >> harris: when she said her words were out of context, barry white did the work of the audio was out there and you can listen to it for yourself. the bigger half of that statement was it was meant to be provocative. it is. maybe this is how she wanted to lie herself up. i don't know. before i go to you, let's go here. professor carol swain says the psychiatrist should no longer be allowed to practice. let's put that up. >> she should not be practicing medicine. what she said mattered and so there are lunatics who may be listening to her speech right now that will go out and act on her fantasy.

she has complained that in someone's mind. >> harris: your reaction. >> kayleigh: she's exactly right. what is this world coming to where we have lost all sense of humanity towards one another. i was in the airport and there was an unruly tenant in the store and the cashier looks at me and says i think this world is coming to an end and i can't help but agree with her when i see rhetoric like this at a top university in this country. it's incredible and she is to give a speech at a child study center of all places and yale knew the title of the lecture, they knew it was a psychopathic problem of the white mind and they allowed it to continue and make no mistake, this ideology however violence she may have been is rooted in critical race theory where you are keeping someone by virtue of the color of their skin, an oppressor or oppressed so she lectures at the child study center, this goes right into america's school, buy

into the minds of america's children, it's insidious, it's toxic, and it only furthers the divides we have in this country. >> harris: having said all that, let me come back to you to the point on this free speech. might there have been an opportunity for yale university to step up and have a counter point of view, why don't these universities do that? if you are not going to, than why not free speech with the answer back? the clap back? >> mike: i don't think they are going to invite white supremacist to gail. that would be free speech and i would be horrified to have people come and advocate that kind of thing but that's what they basically are talking about here. i think it's just atrocious. >> harris: all right. we will move on waited just ahead, while the u.s. faces a border crisis that shows no

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officials in del rio, texas, say they encountered nearly 6,000 migrants from 29 different countries and reported a 1300% increase in sex offender arrests. i want to start with you. you spent a lot of time at the border but i want to play for you a sound bite from the president of guatemala, the same president that kamala harris will be meeting with today. >> we are going to reunite families and children and then the coyotes were here organizing groups of children to take them to the united states. >> emily: so the guatemalan president seems to get it, said that the messaging changed and the coyotes, the el salvador president said when you offer people free health care, it leads people to want to come to the country so these leader in the northern triangle think it's something our leaders do not. sp five vice president

kamala harris is going to guatemala but it's very simple and other leaders seem to understand what our leaders do not. once you ring the dinner bell, he will people coming into this country so if you want to address the root causes, here is the fact of the matter and with our border patrol agents, she would know this. no one gets across the border without paying up. so what they are doing by issuing this open border cattle call as they are lining the pockets of the very criminal organizations that are destroying these home countries people are supposed to be fleeing from that are supposedly asylum-seekers so what you're essentially doing is funding the very criminal organizations destroying these nations. those are the root causes beyond just issuing the cattle call into our country to welcome people then, also funding the organizations ruining these home countries so that's a quick lesson that she would know and learn very quickly if you spent

any time with border patrol agents but she doesn't have the respect and the decency to do that. going for another photo op opportunity but doesn't actually want to solve this problem. she's not interested in a solution. she's interested in making it appear like she's doing something without actually doing anything which is democrat 101. >> emily: nearly 6,000 encounters, 1300% increase in sex offender apprehensions, pretty incredible. went down from is a ring and was at the border on the bidens border initiative she writes are cruel, not compassionate and goes on to say that it's clear that the cartels are waging this human smuggling and drug smuggling war against america and they are winning. she said it's obvious border agents are being overworked on many fronts with little white house support. she describes the violence, the drugs, that staggering volume of

immigrants in these six unacceptable conditions, she wrote in this op-ed says we are endangering our citizens and enabling in the legal innovation that will have negative ramifications for years to come. she blames the biden policy where she's at the lack thereof which has caused this crisis for our nation and for the minors crossing in my question is if being there physically makes is also obvious, where is our vice president? >> kayleigh: let's hope the press asked that today. we shall see. governor huckabee, her portfolio as of last tuesday passing the democrat takeover act which is the for the people act. she has appointed tuesday to do this. on sunday, joe manchin comes out and take that and says is not possible so she is encountering some challenges here and her vice presidential portfolio. >> mike: she is and she should be. i'll be honest with you, if i

was the pilot on air force to come i would've loved to come on the intercom and say i've got good news and bad news, first, the bad news is we've got a technical problem and we will be able to fly all the way to guatemala city but the good news, we have been cleared to land in texas and you're finally going to get to see what the southern border looks like in person. that would've been awesome. >> kayleigh: i think they're a little distracted because the vice president was handing out cookies with her face on it, i don't know when she had the time to make these or get them made to the press. your thoughts. >> harris: i love a good cookie, i know the vice president is really into ice cream and i think they will need an insulin shot if they hang around these to you and don't to answer any questions because they have to start talking and answering questions. really quickly, the triangle

countries guatemala, el salvador, honduras, 306,000 plus illegal immigrants attempting to come across the southwest border, 41% of those in total, almost 800,000. that's until april 1st, now we're into june so this number is approaching even more territory where we are overwhelmed at the border. so my question today is the follow up with emily, why don't you go there, writing you go to all three? put it on your itinerary to go by all three of those northern triangle countries if they are making of 21% of those trying to get in, they all have singularly different problems and as bryan llenas are reporter who is doing a great job right now in guatemala city today following the vice president said he is spending more time on the ground and guatemala meeting with more people and talking with more officials than she ever could. she is in and out. so she's going to be in and out in all countries, right?

at the same time, not getting the full story. brian is with law enforcement talking about ms-13. >> kayleigh: viewer cookies and more work on the border is the order of the day. after congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez endorses a new york city mayoral candidate who wants to "defund the police" but pays her own private security in her neighborhood. i have fantastic news for veteran homeowners who need cash. interest rates are near record lows, and home values are at record highs. now's the time to use your va benefits to turn your home equity into cash. the newday100 va cash out loan lets you borrow all of your home's value

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>> emily: new york city police are releasing disturbing video of a gunman firing shots into a home in queens. a 10-year-old boy was killed in that attack saturday night and his uncle was wounded, just the latest violent crime rocking new york city and half in the same that congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez endorsed new york city mayoral candidate maia wiley. she backs defunding the police also reportedly admits to paying

her private security in her own brooklyn neighborhood. governor, i'd like to start with you on this. aoc was clear in her endorsement saying "defunding the police means defunding the police." not math or budget tricks, not moving so they stay in the same position. this as we all know serious and violent crime has been spiking in new york city over the last year and a half so as "the new york post" rights, windows fantasy island become a part of aoc's district? >> mike: i'm having a hard time understanding who is the craziest person, is it that individual psychiatrist who went and spoke at yale or is it aoc who somehow things defunding the police makes the streets of her own district safer, this tragedy involving the 10-year-old is heartbreaking and then you have the mayoral candidate who thinks it's perfectly fine for her to provide her own security but how many people in new york city especially the tough neighborhoods can afford $550 a

year and have her own private security which is -- it makes no sense to people except from the far left and i don't know how they can come out with the way to make the somehow reasonable. it just isn't. it's pure insanity. >> emily: the way that mayoral candidate maia wiley try to explain this away and it's the personal trauma response and getting hospitalized for six weeks, not necessarily rational but it's a trauma response and with a complicated one for our family. >> it's nice when you're able to afford that private security but so many are unable to afford that and of course the democratic party also doesn't believe in the second amendment is a very interesting how that works out. the defund the police movement is the dumbest thing that's come out of the democratic party and that is saying a lot a lot.

i just got back from california, spend some time in california, one of the areas that defunded their police and now was rushing to refund the police because of the crime spike but i actually was able to speak with a couple of officers and they told me that despite the defund the police movement and a lot of these communities that are cheerleading it, if you go to areas like west hollywood, they will yell at police officers in the streets but then when nobody is looking where the media doesn't have a camera on them number they will secretly go up to the police and try to get them to spend more time patrolling their areas and their stores and restaurants more frequently so they said it's all a farce them all something that's an outward approach to make them look better and get social media points but at the end of the day, everybody wants protection whether you can afford private protection or whether you need to rely on the police which most people do. this is about keeping our cities in our streets safer. that's something that benefits everybody and as i said, the democrats will have to own up to this and the midterms and again in 2024 pair they are the party

of lawlessness and the american people whether on the left or the right want law and order. do meant that's exactly right. and the most tragic aspect of this are these children that keep getting caught up in this brutal spike in violence throughout the city. every weekend, we just mention the 10-year-old, just on wallace gun down over a parking dispute, 15 shot dead thursday picking up groceries with his family. >> kayleigh: is a tragedy and let's focus a little bit on justin wallace, that beautiful little boy who lost his life, his family had gone to the beach that morning, they arrived at the dad sister's house and there was a parking dispute, a neighbor or someone, i don't know if it was a neighbor, but someone said move the car and what ended up happening where shots were fired into the door hitting this little boy for the dad walked out and said why is my son lying down and discovered his son had been shot and was killed right in front of his father's eyes, his life will

never be the same, his days started at the beach and ended losing his son who apparently was a brilliant mathematician, could count into the millions, a teacher said he was going to be a mathematician one day and his family life will never be the same and there is something going on in this country when a driveway dispute can turn into this. when a dispute in a car can turn into a 6-year-old losing his life in the backseat of his mom's car. we need to lower the temperature, recognize we are all humans and heed his advice when saying this is not a video game and they cannot be brought back to life. >> emily: harris. >> harris: she put it beautifully and there was also something going on with this country's politicians on the left. you hear more about that child from "outnumbered" than you ever will from my o'reilly who spent an inordinate amount of time on msnbc as a contributor, i believe that was her title so that's how most people know her. for just a short second here, i

watched one of the mayoral debates and curious about it, andrew yang, eric adams was a former brooklyn bureau president and i tell you my o'reilly was really paying off on this and eric adams said as a former cop for 22 years, you are going to need cops, they were sounding more like republicans on that panel so i don't know if she goes forward if aoc and that ilk are going to give her everything that she needs to go forward if people look outside and they see what you're just describing, their reality is going to be quite different than the politics that she's pushing. >> emily: it's just like she said, new yorkers are seeing regardless of party that they need law and order. just ahead, it was a historic -- led to the liberation of france and western europe from control

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mentioned d-day in a tweet. our own gillian turner spoke with a veteran who said "as a veteran, i find it reprehensible the president and his speeches with god bless the troops which now seems to be in the words only. he blatantly forgot to a knowledge the tremendous sacrifice of our greatest generation. "governor huckabee, your thoughts? >> mike: what happened on june e most powerful events in human history and these very young guys, most of whom were 18, 19 years old, many of them knew full well they weren't going to live through the day and 2500 of them didn't. the first of all, it's inconceivable that the president or his staff could be unaware that this was the anniversary of d-day. kaylee will tell you that there are dozens of people in a communication staff at the white house, this is true of every public official whether they are senators, governors, they all have people who keep up

with the calendar, they know what dates are and what things are happening so how could this have escaped the biden white house communications department even if the president himself was unaware or had forgotten, which is entirely possible. the fact is, this is something they didn't think was all that important because they had to have known what the state was and to ignore it is absolutely inconceivable to me because you should never forget the sacrifice of those who storm those beaches and i've stood on those beaches, i've gone to that cemetery, it is one of the most emotional, moving, gut wrenching experiences to realize what are stated. >> emily: that's absolutely right and to fail to even acknowledge, to ignore is the governor has laid out the largest amphibious invasion leads the sacrifice of thousands

of american lives, this is appalling for the president of the united states to fail to even mention it. >> tomi: i don't know if this is worse or reading enjoy your long weekend in lieu of a memorial day acknowledgment but i think governor huckabee is exactly right, whether joe biden forgot is entirely possible and in fact likely that he forgot but the fact that those are that are controlling his twitter account and his administration, the fact that they didn't find it important to treat that out, even if they didn't wholeheartedly believe it, even if they don't care about the service and sacrifice and what this day means and the tribute that should have been made, even if they don't fully care in their heart of hearts to have not at least just weeded out, put something simple, even kamala harris was able to do it, just indicative of the priorities this administration and the tone they are setting from what she tweeted memorial day weekend to this, they really need to correct

this. at the end of the day, and understand patriotism has been taken on by conservatives and the right but they need to remember that patriotism can apply to them too. >> emily: who was surprised to hear? this seems to be par for the course for this administration. >> kayleigh: that's right, and yes, he would thing someone in the press shop would've pointed this out. in fact, one of my closest aides yesterday was tweeting out all day where is the d-day statement, where is the d-day statement? we are not an office at this point but even we had the wherewithal to know that it was d-day and to say where is the tweet or the message of remembrance but at a certain point of coming you have to ask yourself is this a one-off or a trend because it's not just tweeting enjoy the long weekend adding a ring of the thousands of veterans who died and lost their lives and made this day possible, it's also police week where joe biden failed to

commemorate and adequately mention the police officers who died. there seems to be a disrespect for law enforcement and military and it seems to be a trend. >> emily: it's possible as well for the administration to touch on support and also acknowledge the other parts of our history but it's free for them to do so and it seems like the impact it's having, the negative impact on americans might be hard to recover from. what do you think? >> harris: i would want to ask this administration and the white house particularly the president and vice president -- you can take us behind the scenes of what the directives are. clearly the vice president has some cleanup on aisle six to do after that memorial day tweed so if you give her d-day, perhaps that's the way to do that. i'm just asking a question from a communication standpoint but recognizing the police nationally as a powder keg for the president right now.

he is clearly not made a very transparent where he stands on the fund and all of those things, he is in the middle-of-the-road on some of this stuff so it's hard. it's easy to understand how to leave it out, it's hard to accept that these things get left out. >> emily: well said. next, never mind the softballs, critics are blasting cnn's interview with white house press secretary jen psaki as boot licking, obsequious, and more. >> what is the press get wrong when covering biden's agenda? on? it's true jen. really?! this prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. impressive! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature. [singing] oven roasted

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>> boot licking, obsequious coming to some of the words to describe the question cnn's brian seltzer lobdell white house press secretary jen psaki in an interview that aired yesterday. here's how it all started. >> busy summer ahead, infrastructure reform, what does the press get wrong when covering biden's agenda? when you watch the news and read the news, what do you think we get wrong? >> i think some of our muscles have atrophied a bit over the last two years and there isn't a lot of recent memory on how long it takes to get legislation forward. i don't know if that's the press getting it wrong, i will leave you to critique that. >> what does the press get wrong? may be asking about joe biden's cat, his dog, how he's enjoying the oval office, not asking a single question about dr. fauci's emails until fox news got into the room.

your thoughts? >> harris: his job is to do what he's doing, right? he just wants access of he can talk about that on his tv show. i don't see him as part of the white house press corps or in media scrums pressing hard questions for the administration, that's not really his job title so when you put somebody like jen psaki on, you know it will be a warm sweater and a cup of hot english breakfast with a splash of cream and honey. who is anticipating anything different? >> that's right. i could do this all day. what does the press get wrong, may be the lab leak theory thing it didn't originate in the lab, the russia collusion theory. i will. it >> mike: let's face it, you had the same kind of relationships with the press and people like brian stelter, the

treated were you with such respect, i just wanted jen psaki to look at him and say i'll have to circle back with you on that because i don't have an answer for you here this is embarrassing. we need a good price, it's an important part of saving our way of life, a responsible press is like a referee at a game, they were striped shirts and they call out the fouls but they called them equally on both sides. when people in the press take off the striped shirts and they put on a team jersey and they actually play the game with one of the sides, they are no longer the press them as they are irresponsible, reckless, and very destructive to the kind of great republic that we are trying to create and keep. >> that's right. we know exactly what jersey he's wearing and that is a joe biden jersey and his ratings showcase the american people should stop buying his acts. 53% from january, people are seeing through this.

>> at the end of the day, the person he truly misses his donald j. trump because it certainly would help his ratings but at the end of the day, is anybody surprised? this is par for the course, the press, journalists, most of them have taken there for your vacation and i don't expect anything different but at the end of the day, the american people deserve more and better but to the question he asked about what is the media getting wrong, i wish he would have asked you that question because i think the media got a lot wrong and i wish they would've asked you that question because i think it would have actually been in that case a pertinent question that you could have addressed some at the end of the day, it's not altogether a bad question, just asking the wrong person and the wrong time in the wrong administration. >> kayleigh: coming to you, the white house is now doing social media briefings with people like the property brothers, my favorite tweet about that was the property

brothers are infrastructure. >> emily: i laughed at that one too. i loved your analogy here, sort of like all the referees that the pac-12 encounters but i have to say the white house is so out of touch even their own party is seeing how pointless and embarrassing this all is, not only frivolous flippant questions lobby to them but also these decisions the white house continues to make like that social media day and just to echo you, their own party is calling them out saying you know it would be actually cool is if she held a virtual press briefing with local community journalists instead of influencers and the property brothers. everyone saw the amount that this doesn't do anyone any good, that the white house seems to think they are taking boxes, for that same reason, democrats have and addiction. watching a virtual press briefing that the typo will be wowed by the property brothers. no your audience.

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that's been raised for her grandmother. the effort spearheaded by the daily wires matt walsh after the congresswoman last week tweeted photos of her hurricane battered home in puerto rico. and then blamed president trump for it. she they shamed her for allowing her grandmother to supper and this condition while the court congresswoman drives a tesla. >> that she has shown herself to be so unserious so this is all about words and not action for her. she complains about the dire straits and then turns on the money, she cares about illegal immigration under president trump's to watch and the border conditions but then she fails to do a photo shoot when it is actually worth i would argue under kamala harris and joe biden, just remarkable. >> governor huckabee? >> i just totally don't understand why she won't want to

help her grandmother and how on earth, harris, can this be trumps fault. isn't it joe biden's fault now? scratching my head over that one. >> that would be complicated. for to let the government step in and rescue her grandmother in puerto rico, so did we know that? >> i'm not surprised that although she wouldn't take the money but she puts things up on social media to get attention, she's a social media leader if you want to call her a leader. things sound good if she tweets them out or put some on instagram live but in practice she's not a serious human being, she's just absolutely ridiculous human brain. this fact that we spend so much time talking about her is why she can afford a tesla and a

couple of different apartments because unfortunately even on the right we have some kind of obsession with her because she is so interesting she's such a looney tune, and she is leading the democratic party now. as much as we want to laugh about it and look at her and poke fun, my goodness. she is leading their party platform and agenda so at the end of the day, looks bad? democrats. >> really quickly with a last-minute of the show, i'm going to shift gears with you because a white house official he got back to us here at fox news about recognizing normandie and the d.j. it's as the official's response copy and paste it here in the background and i would note that the president honored the bravery and his remarks last week marking memorial day. really quickly, and response from you? >> he did tweet out on sunday so it's not as if he wasn't working and i'm not quite sure why they can't be a contemporaneous on

acknowledgment of again the largest amphibious invasion in the world where thousands of americans died and what fundamentally change the outcome of world war ii in our favor. i would expect more of the president of the united states. >> "you will notice as we are now talking about the messaging of the white house come out rather than the message that actually came out from the white house. we will move on. "america reports" now. >> sandra: students are now fighting back against so-called low curriculum being taught in our nation schools. now here in new york city parents are taking on the movement with drastic new measures of their own. sending mobile billboards to six of the city's most elite schools in protest. it is going to make a difference? brian kilmeade will weigh in on that in just moments. >> also on deck, claire travis, ronna mcdaniel and the