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brings us a revolution. let's get into this. >> i wish i was there with you. we are going forward. the portland officers leaving their spot specially trained and crowd control. but will remain on the general course, the team resigned partly in response to one of their members being indicted for assault and a charge the police union calls unjustified in a statement says unfortunately, a decorated public servant has been caught in the cross fire of agenda city leaders and a politicized criminal justice system. i want to get your take on this and how does this not only affect portland but the whole country is watching this. >> steve: exactly right, because this is such a central issue and growing in importance. we go back a year or so after george floyd, the call went up

we need police reform and people debated what that would look like. we did get police reform and you know who delivered police reform? president trump. how did he do it? got the leaders of the police organizations together and put together a plan practical steps to address practical problems if they are fired from one force, need to be able to track them. that's the kind of thing that president trump lead, he delivered that. what you are seeing from the democrats at the federal level in washington and around the country is not police reform, it is police retreat. take the police out of the communities they are supposed to be policing. they talk about defund the police and that has certainly happened with terrible consequences around the country, but more deep and more corrosive thing going on and which is not just the defunding but the

disrespecting of the police and that is happening everywhere you see in the media, political leaders, and no wonder the consequence of that is a total demoralization of the police. people not applying to be police officers, people leaving the forest and now you see this big move which should shake everyone up. we have to have a reliable, trusted police force to protect that basic thing which is the foundation of everything else which is a safe community where people can go about their lives and their business pair the police are central to that. we have to support them and what we are seeing around the country as a total disaster and i'm really pleased that this action has actually woken people up to what's been going on and how we need to change course. >> harris: i know the audience knows a little bit about this with you but i want to lean in a little bit because you have grown up with law enforcement in your family and in portland, i

know that too. so from inside view looking out, what you have seen your relatives treated like over the years compared with how police are treated now and that word respect is huge. >> kennedy: my brother is still the shooting instructor at the police academy in oregon and they are demoralized. what they are seeing here is people who are committing felonies binding cops, setting fires, defacing property, setting fires inside federal buildings, targeting federal and local law enforcement, committing assaults, and his attackers still haven't been charged and that's what's happening because they are not

protests, they are riots and these are people hell-bent on not only the destruction of the city but on the destruction of america's and those people are not charged and so cops are being be in into the ground, and they are not getting any support from the mayor or the district attorney so when you have an officer involved in a riot on the 75th consecutive night and there is a questionablef the petard and the officer is charged but none of the people committing the destruction around him are charged, it's very demoralizing. >> harris: one of my gas last hour was talking about the crime in portland and in many different cities it is surging, theirs is up 126%, homicides up by over 500%, a retired las vegas police officer i have a my show quite often i did not

know he was training behind-the-scenes with this unit on the ground undercover and was part of their training and let's watch and talk about what he shared. >> the rapid response team officers are some of the best cops i have ever seen. they are highly trained, highly motivated, dedicated to the city, dedicated to the people of portland and what has forced this mass back in the nation as a failure of the leadership of the police department and the city. >> harris: so he specifically pointed to the city attorney. he specifically pointed to the judges when you've heard steve hilton talking about it and randy said the danger in all of this is these are the most trained people you have on your force so when you lose 50 of them, they go back to general but it's a different type of service on the public will feel that. >> emily: and now they will be

indicted. it highly specialized, highly trained, valuable public servants are being indicted. it let officer could spend up to a year in prison for that fiasco. >> harris: couldn't we see the video, you are not seeing it on fox news because the local affiliate there is not sharing it with us and we can get still pictures which you may have seen during that and if not, we will put more up so that means we can show it. it went viral like that so i just want to get it out there, i'm sorry. >> emily: i'm glad you said that and keep in mind that reporter already received $50,000 from the city in a settlement, ballistic a step back. after the riots that burned that city down, there were less than 300 referral arrest that came out of civil unrest related

defenses, but those included arson, assault, property crimes, weapons charges, and that was just 28% of all of the arrests and then those four categories, less than 50% were actually charged. that was on the stateside and it included things like assault like a federal officer, less than half were prosecuted and of those prosecutions, no jail time. community service was what they felt was appropriate which included encouraging people to vote. you cannot make this up. it's absolutely appalling and now police officers are suffering and going to jail. this is appalling. >> harris: so the former president trump looked at criminal justice reform, looked at these issues, had relationships with cops across the country and talking about the death of george floyd, he could see what was going on like everybody else on that video, so

it's not that justice was in part of what people were protesting about but there was a whole lot going on in this country. does this get us closer to where we need to be with what's happening? >> no, it absolutely does impair the president looks at that situation and said the answer is more funding for our police officers plus accountabilities if you had incentives and said we will put more funding if you ban choke holds, we will incentivize you to report bad officers which are only a small handful if you emphasize that. we will put in a database and if they try to move around, we will have accountability. these are smart common sense reforms and when you look at what the left has done, you talk about them not getting prosecuted, what about dealing g bailed out? are cops are getting indicted for things they are doing to protect themselves and their city while you have writers getting bailed out at a time

when federal officers were being locked in the courthouse as these writers attempted to light the courthouse on the fire. it is absolutely disgusting and that incident occurred when a group mobbed an officer who is trying to arrest a violent writer. so this wasn't as if some officer was running down the street -- it's absolutely ridiculous how they've constructed this narrative to be so false. >> harris: i can hear you and i just want to get your last thoughts on where this takes us with police. we can't live without them. >> steve: exactly. but emily was talking about in terms of what they are requiring of these people, it is an insult to every decent citizen who goes about their life and their business in a decent way and expects to live in a society where we have order and that is all we are asking for in the police put themselves in harm's

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>> emily: everyone's favorite cnn prime time anchor don lemon is saying only so-called privileged people are complaining about critical race theory and that they need to take a seat and be quiet. listen to this exchange with his

cnn colleague chris cuomo. >> i don't want people lecturing my kid like you are white and bad because of this, why do you think that's what it will be? that's the only problem is your perception. >> that the whole thing about what privileges, people don't like to have their pleasure interrupted, their piece interrupted. so the folks on the other side, stop making it about you. >> emily: why don't we take a look and watched that there are lots of parents that have issues with this indoctrination. >> you talk about critical race theory which is pretty much teaching kids how to hate each other, how to dislike each other, that's pretty much what it's going all come down to. this white kid right here has it better because he is white? the black people are all down -- how my if i am sitting here

oppressed! work my way through college, sat there and hustled and you say someone who looks like all of you can't come are you serious? >> harris: preach. >> kennedy: he is vocalizing what a lot of parents feel regardless of their racial or ethnic makeup and it is about racial redistribution and this thing called equity which has been pretty ill-defined in this conversation. it is incredibly divisive and it's not only hard on white kids, but also jewish kids in asian kids as well. it only gets worse going to places like harvard if you were an asian woman trying to get into harvard, good luck to you.

>> emily: when you don't have specificity and you operate in generalized concepts and on top of that during the two-year rollout that allowed his protests were other and additional minority communities who took lots of issues, too many to count on this hour-long show with this type of theory being taught. >> steve: the california ethnic studies curriculum which has been such a controversial topic, the first version of that was blatantly anti-semitic for example when what you have seen the past few months that this is really accelerated around the country, this imposition of racists in divide -- the black parents going to school boards and raising the alarm say i don't want my children taught this poison, the idea that these are just privileged white people, whole parade from all backgrounds contesting this and

for don lemon to say that, they constantly accuses of fox news propaganda, that is just a lie. no question, is just lying and he's lying to make a political point because we can show the tape one after another of black parents standing up against this racist poison and don lemon says it's all privileged white people and by the way, there is an issue of racial injustice in this country. what are the solutions? not this kind of nonsense, but this notion of conservative ideas like strong families and school choice and there was a time when don lemon argued for that on tv. he argued for that, spoke up for those things that would actually help them address the problems of racial injustice, but now he is just parroting his pathetic propaganda when it is so unhelpful to all of us who actually want to see equal opportunity for every american of every race. >> emily: in addition to those

principles, in addition to the theory itself, putting people into boxes we are now hearing voicing their opinions of it is contrary that they are also shoved into a box. >> harris: that's an excellent point and steve and kennedy just took us to school and what it's like to be a black parent in any regard throughout all of this whether your children are also african-american or biracial like me. because it comes down to as you say putting us in a box, we are not allowed to go forward but we have to stay the same and so that means we're going to be dictated on who to love even though some of the laws on the books don't say that across america anymore, but what you're saying by telling half my family that one has more power than the other half, which side do you choose in my household? we don't teach things based on the color of our skin. we teach things on merit and diversity of thought is you're saying. but there's no room for us now. we don't fit the box that says

no, you're supposed to see your color and your victimhood first and then go forth and make everybody else accountable. my goodness, when his are going to be time to work on our dreams? this dream i have of being here took me my whole life. i'm not going to give that away just because somebody thinks that i'm not living the way they want me to live in to be angry about the things they want me to be angry about and i'm not a privileged white person and i am pushing against this. because at the end of the day, it's something that makes us all equal in america, reaching. we are reaching and it has not been perfect and i've got news for you, the pandemic showed as it's not perfect. we have areas we need to work on, but we will get there if we work together and don't divide other along these low-hanging fruit lines. this is just week. it's week and we are strong. >> emily: it's week and it's destructive and to harris' point, you are condemned to a civic death, a cultural death in

this country now by the left if you dare to focus on simply reaching your dreams or what unites them rather than separates us. >> kayleigh: you have to be privileged and you don't want your pleasant life interrupted if you oppose critical race theory. doesn't want your little son or daughter to be taught that they are oppressed and they will have to navigate systemically racist country that is at its core rotten. maybe you are a white father or mother who doesn't want their 5-year-old being told you're an oppressor because you were white. i am sick of don lemon telling me is opposed to critical race theory, telling me trump voters are rude, can't point out a country on a map. get rid of that broad brush because it's not working for you and it is tearing us apart. >> emily: it's not working for him because his viewership is showing. moving on, violent crime in her

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that we can't see. like the impacts on the psyche and other impacts on our bodies that are just as if not more deadly. ladies and gentlemen, it is literally killing us. >> emily: the city cites five factors that are the cause of this life expectancy discrepancy, homicide, opioid overdose, and concerns like hiv and other infections, two of those democrats typically ignore which is crime and democrat cities. >> harris: in this particular democrat led city, remember the former president donald trump send in the feds were local leaders would accept them and now they are calling for the feds and needed because it's the homicide rate they will have to deal with. part of this is if we keep everybody focused on the problems, we don't have to come with the dynamism and ideas, she

said we have we are open to all points of thought. there's no time for that if you are selling how one side is worse than the other, how one race is worse than the other and what did we learn during the pandemic, there are deserts for people of color and for every racial diversity. we need to fix that problem. i don't know if you can fix it if you don't concentrate on it and say it out loud but of course, there's no finger-pointing there except for us to go get it done. i don't know if lori lightfoot's fingers point to herself. i know she has oppositional thumbs. >> kayleigh: and in her emails were she derides her staff. the sad reality is if you are a black man or woman in this country, you are eight times more likely to die of homicide then white or hispanic people

combined. there is a racial discrepancy there and she should focus on it because a lot of it is happening in her city. >> emily: the "chicago tribune" in her town have a crime team and they run a weekly homicide analysis so as of yesterday, less than halfway through the year, already surpassed their homicide rates were 2020 by almost 10% in 2020 with 17% higher than the prior year and the problem is with her entire analysis 73% of those deaths are young black men and keep in mind over memorial day weekend, there were 49 shootings and mayor lightfoot said this is unacceptable, this is a bloodbath. i remember her saying that two years ago when she campaigned solely on ending the unyielding violence in the community only to see it spike 50% in her second year. it's not working clearly. she is incompetent and in internal maniac from those emails we have seen but all jokes aside, this isn't a laughing matter because people

are dying and we see her focusing on a narrative that seeks only to divide and doesn't address the actual problem which is violence in the communities she has sworn to protect as a public servant. >> kayleigh: violence and opioids. where is -- opioids is one of the causes that chicago has found, there's a 300% increase of fentanyl coming across our border over last may. president trump for the first time those deaths came down. >> kennedy: and they also dropped by 25% in states where there is legal medicinal and recreational marijuana. about lori lightfoot, i don't disagree with her that communities of color are underserved particularly in terms of health care and there's a lot of access and outreach that is not getting to people especially women of color who don't get checked for general checkups and then they have

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that promo video coinciding with a new push under joe biden's executive order. the video is drawing immediate mockery from critics including former space force commander, you may recall he was fired for warning against what he called the spread of marxism and critical race theory in the military. watch. >> equity is not good as it is designed but it sounds good and that's why we use the word but nasa has historically been a symbol of inclusion and equal opportunity and national leaders need to think very carefully about whether or not they want to inject tribalism into our long trusted institutions in this country that typically have not been infected with tribal thinking with all of that entails. >> emily: is the warning too late? >> steve: yes, we have seen this everywhere. it is so pathetic and so sadly

predictable because what you are seeing right across every institution is this utterly pathetic superficial virtue signaling where they use the words equity to think they have solved the problem but doesn't address any real problem at all. you saw in the previous discussion where what is lori lightfoot doing about those very real issues that kennedy highlighted? talking about health equity zones, that will make any difference to anyone else except to expand bureaucracy and hand cash to some selected nonprofits. what is this video going to do? if there was a issue about black kids not getting into nasa, let's address the root causes of that in the education system. they're not doing well enough it science and math, it's things like school choice you can get a better education, that's what's so terrible about this insane woke cold that has now infected our institutions, it avoids

dealing with the real problems that we need to address if we are going to actually bring equal opportunity. >> emily: nasa is holding a public meeting on this initiative on june 29th. will you be attending? >> kennedy: i will be there with a bullhorn going go back to space! look for the aliens! that's what they should be doing. the best thing to have on a space exploration is a bunch of billionaires trying to be each other into sub orbit and that's going to do wonders for humanity and may be nasa should have their funding cut and we should give more face to the private sector and billionaires like jeff bezos and elon musk who are trying to figure out a way to advance themselves and all of us by getting out there first and that's the important thing, how are you going to get to mars? are we going to use the cool stuff and apply it to technology and society as a whole?

enough of this nonsense, please. >> emily: tab and velcro and all that others stuff. you have been vocal just like steve that this has been spreading for quite some time throughout the federal government, this theme of diverting tax dollars in our time to indoctrination. >> kayleigh: i brought it up about the nuclear laboratories and new information for our viewers so this is a nuclear laboratory, they designed nuclear weapons and they thought it was wise to hold a white men's caucus was officially called the white men's caucus on eliminating racism, sexism, and homophobia and let's put up the tweet and he said this. last year, the national laboratories which designs america's nuclear weapons sent its white male executives to the luxury resort to undergo a mandatory training on eliminating racism, sexism, and

homophobia in organizations. incredible where they had to write letters of apologies to their peers happening in the treasury department, fda c, consumer protection bureau and the national museum for african-american history put out a graphic linking the nuclear family to whiteness and they actually had to pull down that graphics of this is all throughout the united states. >> emily: what if you don't fit squarely in a box? this is what blows my mind. i can't imagine. >> harris: they're going to need a lot of boxes. so kennedy and steve, i do want to start here, we are all assuming -- i want them to find the best among us and the best warriors among us just in case. i think space is friendly, but we don't really know and to your point, what if we started the diversity talk, all of that with the idea that the most prepared

will be, so we've got to prepare our kids and you don't need to do that by drawing down the color of their skin or anything like that. it's about zip code, it's about life experience, point of view of the people around them. it matters if we start with positive and lifting people up. we also have a problem with just putting bandwidth in places, books and places. just the basics. high tide lifts all boats, and then you have a bigger pool to choose from and they have the will look diverse and feel diverse by the nature of how they get in. >> emily: that's exactly right and i believe they are friendly here. >> harris: i am hopeful but hope is not a strategy. >> emily: up next, could be the last call for a lot of ladies if the world health organization has its way with reportedly wants to do about

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>> we will be watching for that and brand-new horrifying images for these showing a quickly deteriorating situation at our southern border on president biden's watch. how much longer can he and kamala harris the vice president avoid a visit there to see the crisis firsthand? and we have an all-star lineup for you on this summer friday, karl rove is here, larry kudlow, chris wallace, and more coming up as america reports top of the hour. >> harris: critics are saying it sounds like something from the handmaid's tale, reports the world health organization plans to call for all women of childbearing age to be banned from drinking alcohol. i didn't say all moms, all women whether they have kids or not. or play into. the first draft of the w.h.o.'s latest and global alcohol action plan urges countries to appropriate attention to prevention of drinking and children, pregnant women, and

women of childbearing age 18 to 50. alcohol trade groups with a paternalistic and sexist proposal that restricts personal freedom and is not rooted in science. so between the ages of 18 and 50 of your a female no matter what your plans are, you cannot get your drink on. >> steve: look. i keep saying these things, things are unbelievable but it's all too sadly believable because we have this bureaucratic mind-set where these technocrats and bureaucrats think that they know best and they're the experts when they could give advice and boss people around and they're always wrong in the end. they've got a terrible track record on this issue back when i was in the u.k. for example, the national health service had incredibly aggressive based on the w.h.o. advice about breastfeeding basically if you didn't breast-feed for the first six months of your babies life,

than you are some kind of criminal, of course which is totally outrageous. and yet the whole bureaucracy was forcing women to do a particular thing, that the experts had decreed it so offensive. >> harris: a couple of minutes left here. >> kayleigh: the world health organization -- i don't trust you at all. this is ridiculous, but when i was pregnant, of course i didn't drink alcohol but the idea that somehow when i was not pregnant, single, that i couldn't have a glass of wine, this is insanity. or that i had the best feed. the world health organization must not like me. >> emily: i hate to break it to them but childbearing age comes well before the age of 18 and continues well after the age of 50. this entire thing is preposterous. >> kennedy: were to be living in, saudi arabia? feminists are going to have a field day with this and rightly so. this is absolute antiscience,

antiwoman nonsense and so tonight, i'm going to have a few pops of pinot noir and toast the w.h.o. >> harris: i don't know what steve drinks, but he is not a woman at the age of 18 to 50. sounds good. coming up, something happened during a congressional committees virtual hearing, or you could call it something. oh, my goodness pray look at the congresswoman's face at the bottom of the screen as the belly hits the camera. your zoom lens is on.

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>> congressman donald payne had one of those work from home moments as he stood up during a recent resume homeland security committee hearing and revealed his bare belly over boxer shorts. one g.o.p. congresswoman tweeting "another reason democrats should get off resume and get back to work" hashtag the struggle is real. another republican lawmaker writing, if taxpayers are paying you $174,000 per year, getting out of bed and putting some clothes on for work should be a minimum. one paying staffer accused critics of fat shaming saying it's no secret that as a diabetic that congressman has his weight struggles but we try to stick to policy here in congress. steve, look. i got to tell you, i think men tend to have these problems with the zoom. what is it about men and their zoom cameras? >> however a sort of terrible that was, it could have been

worse. it could have been a tube in the situation. and and that's the congressman's office, and now again they play the victim card. he's the victim because he's got diabetes, and it's unbelievable how these democrats think these days. >> always making himself the victim, that's the strategy. emily, i've worn my pajamas during a zoom call admittedly but the worst you're going to catch from me as two different colored socks which is just a regular day at the office. what's up with this guy? >> no one is fat shaming this guy, put on a shirt that covers you and pants, and make her bed. it's so disgusting to the point that our tax dollars are paying this dude and he is literally like, in a homeland security meeting? show show up. please lawmakers, show up. >> and they want us not to

drink. [laughs] >> right, you might see a black lab walking in the background or maybe blake screaming in a zoom shot, but what's the worst you have? >> no one would go in my apartment, and i was always in a van down by the river, but they'd hear people banging on the van, i admit that occasionally i would give the camera operator -- i'm not even going to say it. i made him a cocktail. twice. so that would have been the worst part. but this is, like i agree with emily, it's not about fat shaming. this is march 2020 behavior. we are in june 2021. people are getting vaccinated, people are going back to work. get your head in the game. that background is just a mess. >> that's right harris, bring us home on this beautiful friday

afternoon. >> in 2020, the most quoted thing was, you are on mute. and i wish it had been, your camera is on duty. because he leans into the camera, with his face. he goes all the way up to where his shirt doesn't meet his shorts and it has nothing to do with diabetes, that has lack of taste in clothing. and look at poor congressman cat at the bottom. like a dude, i can see your belly. that's not fat shaming. you know you are on camera because you just did your whole face up against the camera. you know you're on camera. i don't know, maybe he wanted to share his loveliness with the world but hard pants in 2021. it's a concept and for some people it's a goal. >> i hope everyone has had their lunch as we keep showing that over and over again. >> i have not.

and now i don't want it. >> i definitely -- i try to avoid zoom altogether because i'm so bad at technology. i don't have a cell phone, my laptops never seem to work, the wi-fi is disastrous and we are in the middle of silicon valley so none of that ever works. it's just the best way to avoid it altogether. >> thanks everyone. happy friday, here's a "america reports." >> sandra: the u.s. customs and border protection agency releasing horrifying new for images showing how president biden's border crisis is quickly spiraling out of control into humanitarian disaster. that could turn every state into a border state. the picture here showing a human smuggling scheme where 33 undocumented migrants were locked inside a hotbox truck. and hot temperature soared in e ut