play in the super bowl. >> bill: you know what i say? two words, one more. one more. do you prefer shooter mcpherson or money mac? >> people can call me what they want. you can call me evan for all i care. >> dana: first-name basis. >> bill: best to your mom and fiance. thanks for coming on. nice to see you. good to be back with you. harris faulkner has a great hometown of kansas city, missouri. she put a major on the wire and she paid up. the staff loves you, too. she paid up. >> dana: here she is. >> harris: we'll begin with a fox news alert. americans are desperate for the white house to do its job and to get serious about stopping violent crime. but instead of confronting the issue dead on the president's chief spokeswoman has decided perhaps her best strategy is to bob and weave.

i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus". jen psaki appeared to brush off concerns about the surge in crime as the violence is hitting just up the road from the white house. yesterday d.c.'s georgetown neighborhood became the site of a deadly shooting and a high-stakes manhunt. jen psaki was saying this. >> we all agree or should agree that violent crime is a serious murder. there hasn't been new f.b.i. nationwide data released to date. our view is instead of turning it into a political football we need to be focused from the beginning of the president's -- of all of his time in office on reducing crime and putting our communities safe. >> harris: republicans telling democrat leadership time's up. >> it is no laughing matter when people get pushed into an incoming train in the subway and they end up losing their life as a result.

we know what the policies are and what the consequences are. but we don't have the will of many of these elected officials to do something about it. >> harris: alexandria huff is liefrn -- live in washington, d.c. >> this shooting. the suspect fired a deadly shot on a busy high-end street around 6:00 p.m. no concern for the number of witnesses or cameras around. d.c. police swarmed the neighborhood by ground and air and high anxiety search for the gunman who still hasn't been found. the victim was a young man. >> i'm not sure at this point exactly why he shot him. it appears to be there was some type of altercation that may have occurred. >> potentially targeted shooting was little consolation to the wealthy and powerful forced to confront the realities of rising violence in their own neighborhoods. white house press secretary jen psaki is forced to confront a moment from last week where she

laughed off fox news for covering crime. >> and then on fox is jeanine pirro talking about soft on crime consequences. what does that even mean, right? there is an alternate universe on some coverage. what is scary about it is a lot of people watch that. >> yesterday psaki said she was brushing off the notification the biden administration is soft on crime saying the president has not sided to defund police. there was a statement from the police union. it is wrong for her to suggest that violent crime in our country is no concern or laugh it off. she may feel safe in the white house one of the most protected buildings in the united states but not everyone feels safe in their workplace. it was added that pretending violent crime are part of a different kind of reality does not help the victims. >> harris: all ex an dee -- thank you for getting us

started there. president biden losing ground on what could be the number one issue. a whopping 69% of people who took the survey disapprove of the president's handling of gun violence. 64% disapprove of how he is handling crime overall. pete hegseth is co-host of "fox & friends" weekend. pete, glad to have you in "focus" today. let's just start with that. get your reaction to those numbers, those statistics about where the president is on violence and crime. >> those numbers don't lie. people see what is happening in our own communities and major cities and make decisions for themselves not based on the spin from the white house. if you look at the numbers a little deeper, look at the numbers with independents. and they are overwhelmingly siding with the belief the biden administration is not addressing crime at all. take what jen psaki said there, what even is soft on crime

policies? they can't own up to it because the summation of their policies are to be soft on crime whether it's criminals or illegals because they know what soft on crime policies. they have been critical of tough on crime policies of republicans and others who crack down on crime too hard. you want to be for another approach what do you want to call it? average people like 69% of americans call it soft on crime. when you are not deporting people who are criminals. facilitating transportation across the country, letting people go repeat violent offenders, when bail is effectively ignored. when prosecution rest not happening of major crimes, when theft doesn't matter. when assaulting a police officer is a petty misdemeanor and people are released that's the definition of soft on crime. democrat run cities, counties and states where it's prevalent. as a result we see cops being shot at in broad daylight, not in just dangerous

neighborhoods, but in prominent neighborhoods. that might be the moment when someone like jen psaki wakes up. when beverly hills and hollywood and those places were seeing crime the politicians said not in my backyard. obvious soft on crime policies are leading to this. >> harris: a couple of times we measure their response. the next time they're ask about it try a new idea for once. they'll laugh, they're going to panic. strategies never is on the list. you get a giggle from jen psaki and panic yesterday as the president sat with the national governors association, opened the room up for questions and like get the media out of here. it was supposed to be just for the governors. you don't see strategy. it is amazing. let's get to this. you mentioned our loss with officers right now. those being ambushed, attacked

and killed and also those leaving the force. the wake for officer wilbert mora is set for today. this is a live picture right now. officers are gathering at the church, the cathedral right now as a procession is underway. officer wilbert mora is the partner of jason rivera who was just laid to rest last week. they were together in that ambush a week ago, a little more than a week ago now. and so now the procession heads to the cathedral and we do this again. also the funeral for corporal charles galloway who was killed in houston in an ambush there on sunday is happening right now. our prayers of strength and love are with these families. pete. >> as they should be. those images in houston, certainly the images we saw last week. i'll be there tomorrow morning with "fox & friends" for

covering the funeral for officer mora. i think there is a reason. the brazen nature of these, the goodness of the officers, the evil of the criminality, the recklessness with which crime is pursued is let's hope a wake-up call. we saw tepid editorials from "the new york times" and tepid things said by the mayor, half measures. the reason they can only use half measures in response to this crime crisis is because the things they've advocated. not so much in the mayor's case but prominent democrats and "new york times" case. the things we're advocating for is the reason we're in the place we are. will you course correct or say it's just a gun problem or well, it's a covid problem or it's an economic opportunity problem as opposed to being honest about where crime comes from. family breakdown is a big part

of it. we'll debate a lot. look at the officers right there. they want to do their job and they know in order to do their job they have to go to the places whether it's a white, black or brown neighborhood where there is crime and protect the people who are under the thumb of the criminals and the gang members. you don't win unless you are in those streets. that's the definition of community policing. being in the community to prevent crime and then crack down on it when it happens no matter how big or how small. that's what they want to do. city leaders have tied their hands and as a result they are going to more funerals because they can't be proactive. called the ferguson effect. they aren't able to be aggressive and proactive. they've become the target of criminals and politicians. it has to stop if we want to get our cities back. >> harris: president of the united states is supposed to meet with the new mayor of new york city. 8.8 million people here. he will meet with him with everything that's unfolded this week. will he meet with that liberal

d.a. alvin bragg along with the mayor, eric adams? there is the question. all right. let's get to this. you want to know how bad it got at the height of the 2020 black lives matter protests, seattle city officials reportedly considered just handing over the east precinct building to violent rioters. the seattle times has the draft resolution. this would have transferred permanent use or ownership of the east precinct to the local chapter of the black lives matter organization effective july 1, 2020. just let that sink in for a second. it didn't happen but remember what did happen. the city then sees the anarchists coming and they ended up taking the area anyway and called it the chop zone and the city let them keep it but

night after night violence rocked that city. >> gave it up and told by the mayor and others it would be a summer of love. we got an autonomous zone and police attacked. precinct undersiege. it wasn't just a passing suggestion. there were three memos considered over a matter of weeks as to whether or not the city would give up a $5 million property to a new organization as a penance to say, extortion to say stop accosting our officers here. they didn't end up doing it. everyone is washing their hands of it. if your instinct is to bend to the criminality no wonder cities like seattle, portland, l.a., chicago, new york are being run by criminals these days. they feel like their demands are hot and harsh enough they'll get what they want and they almost got a poli precinct from a mayor gifted to them as a result of their

violence, wow. >> harris: what else don't we know? we'll keep digging. pete hegseth. thank you for being in "focus." this news. the end of an era. the goat greatest of all time himself tom brady officially announcing his retirement today. after 22 seasons and 7 super bowl rings with the new england patriots and the tampa bay buccaneers, followed conflicting reports over the weekend the future hall of famer was hanging it up for good. little did we know that this would be the last time we would see tom brady walking off the field in uniform as a buc after his bucs lost to the los angeles rams in the playoffs a week ago sunday. that was it. tom brady saying on his instagram account in part i am not going to make that

competitive commitment anymore. right now it is best i leave the field of play for the next generation of dedicated and committed athletes. very notable that tom brady doesn't mention the patriots. the fans of new england or his former coach bill belichick once in his farewell message. we gave you a clip. go to his account and read the rest. 20 of his 22 seasons spent in new england. but the one that counts is always the last and we remember him no matter who you rooted for, goat. hillary clinton sparking more speculation she is considering a 2024 run as she jumps back into the political ring campaigning for fellow democrats and she is asking donors to shell out the big cash to get in the virtual door. plus this. >> standing here watching from this point rafts come across this river dropping people off and the rafts scurrying back

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>> harris: we wanted to revisit that today. a heated argument exploding between border patrol agents and leadership. that was on tape last week. maybe they knew, maybe they didn't. we all know now. white house press secretary jen psaki deflected the question about it. watch. >> i haven't watched in detail the video. of course the role that border patrol agents play in insuring security and safety at our borders is something that there is great value for in this administration. i would point you to the department of homeland security who oversees border patrol agents and see if there are any other specific programs underway. >> harris: she hadn't watched in detail. she watched it. how many times do we need to

see it before we know what it's about? despite kamala harris's study after study of the so-called root causes of migration, that's what she says, the president is raising eyebrows after saying they're still trying to figure it all out. what are the root causes? >> president biden: border security, gov, we're working a lot with neighboring countries. one of the fundamental things we have to do in addition to some of the changes we make we won't get into today is that if we figure out why they're leaving in the first place. >> harris: in "focus" now he just got back from a border trip to texas where he saw the crisis firsthand, oklahoma senator james langford who serves on the senate homeland security committee. good to have you in focus today, senator. first of all your top line thoughts of what you observed while you were just there at the border. >> a couple of things. i was meeting with a gathering

with a group of folks in the rio grande valley. the meeting that i was in i was also hearing border patrol expressing frustration and saying why are we risking our lives to be able to go out and be able to pick people up that are illegally crossing the border when they get cut loose 48 hours later? the frustration of the border patrol is the policies of the biden administration is not allowing them to actually enforce the law. the biden administration is handcuffing law enforcement and releasing criminals. that's really what is happening on the border and they have every right to be frustrated by it. they signed up to be able to enforce the law and the greatest country in the world. that's the issue biden keeps missing. he opened up the borders in the greatest country in the world of course people from all over the world want to come to the united states. just this year in just the border patrol station i was at there have been people from 60 different countries that they've picked up that illegally crossed the border just this year because it's the

greatest country in the world. everyone wants to be there. the night i was there just the night before there had been five syrians they had picked up trying to illegally cross into the border. this is not just an issue with central america. people from all over the world know the border is open and do whatever they can to get in. >> harris: they get through the corridors because the other countries aren't motivated to stop them. former president trump was doing deals and putting pressure on mexico to put troops on the border of our own. without all of that those countries watch people go by and north is that way. >> if mexico doesn't enforce the southern border we have a challenge of all the folks coming through. if we don't put pressure on mexico to enforce its northern border we'll have problems. the cartels are being paid between $4,000 and $30,000 a person to be able to sneak these folks through. they are paying quite a bit of money to come across the border

in from mexico and the united states. the remain in mexico policy the court has ordered the biden administration to do are slow walking. they've set up a multi-million dollar facility but not using it to hold people out. >> harris: i'm shocked to hear the numbers of the cartel cash like that still at this point. people are coming and coming up with that kind of cash i can only imagine the sacrifices that people are making to get here and then they get here and they end up on buses and they end up released in our communities. we don't know these things are happening. quickly before we move on senator langford, what is your reaction when you hear our border patrol agents saying, you know, on a tarmac or in a meeting that americans are being betrayed in these processes. >> i would completely understand where they are coming from. you talk to anyone in law enforcement. they want to enforce the laws and serve their neighbors and

families. they want to be able to serve their nation but being treated by this administration as their hotel check-in staff rather than law enforcement. they aren't able to enforce the law they're checking people through to come into the country. not what they signed up for. >> harris: something we learned last week and colleague senator to prevent illegal immigrants from using u.s. air travel to get around. it is pretty simple. if an illegal immigrant presents their own arrest warrant as a form of identification they should be immediately arrested not cleared by the tsa to hop on a plane in the united states. a threat to our national security and must be stopped immediately. i want to mention, senator, this comes just after the tsa administrator confirmed the agency was anticipating arrest warrants to get on board our planes. >> arrest warrants being done by dhs. take documents away from individuals saying we can't

trust this document is valid. it is from a foreign country and we can't verify it. they take that document away, giving them an arrest warrant and telling tsa that arrest warrant is acceptable as a legal document. if you can't trust the first document that is who that person is and that is their name why create a second document to release them? i met yesterday with leadership from dhs. it has been that individuals who are crossing into our country waiting two years for a hearing now it is six years that people are in the country waiting on a hearing. so they cross the border illegally, given documents, told the show up at a hearing six years from now, which shockingly they aren't going to. six years in the country illegally present and our country is allowing them to come in. they text folks back home. do this. the numbers continue to accelerate. two million last year and the numbers are larger this year by more than double in january and

december of last year. the numbers keep climbing. >> harris: putting so much pressure on law enforcement. sheriffs departments have told me they want to support the border patrol and doing everything they can. crime is popping across the nation. everybody's hands are tied. except for the white house's. they aren't engaging on this. senator langford, thank you for being in "focus." you brought a trove of information back from the border. please come back. thank you. >> glad to be able to help, harris. >> harris: could this be a tipping point? new polls show the vast majority of americans say covid is something that we're just going to of to live with. the white house doesn't seem ready to ease up its guidance, though. plus we have this. >> there is a lot of information that you really, really need to go look at and see how maybe biden as vice president was using his office and influee via hunter biden. >> harris: new reaction to the latest hunter biden bombshell. "the new york times" takes the

extraordinary step of suing the state department over the younger biden's emails. wow. we'll get into it with raymond arroyo in "focus" next.

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>> harris: the hunter biden toothache just won't go away for the white house. "the new york times" is still digging into his business dealings and whether he benefited from the improper use of federal government resources. in an article entitled gray lady ain't done with hunter yet "politico" is reporting the paper is suing the state department to get emails between the president's son and the romanian embassy that were sent between 2015 and 2019. the times is taking legal action after saying agency officials refused to release the documents it requested under the freedom of information act in a timely manner. the "new york post"'s miranda devine who has been on hunter's

trail from the start says she believe it will go beyond the president's son now. >> at some point i think probably when the republicans take back the house and the senate, there will be an accounting and the republicans have promised there will be subpoenas sent to hunter biden and his uncle jim biden, joe biden's younger brother and they will have access subpoena powers and so on. we also know the f.b.i., who knows what will happen with that but they are investigating both hunter and jim biden now. >> harris: let's really make it clear why this is so critically important that we know what then the son of a vice president, now the son of a president is doing with foreign governments and -- >> look, in 2016, we have to go back to that time period, harris. hunter was representing a shady romanian real estate tycoon who was in some trouble with the

law. he took it upon himself to reach out to the u.s. envoy to romania. that would be the envoy that worked for his then father, vice president biden. hunter also enlists former f.b.i. director to help plead the case. free makes a donation of the $100,000 to the biden grandchildren's trust. there are lots of very interesting and odd payments, an exchange for influence peddling around the edges. this maybe the least of hunter biden's crimes when you consider china and ukraine. the romania situation does invite scrutiny. you have so many parties coming in and you do have at its center corruption at a time when the vice president, hunter's father, is trying to beg the romanians to enact anti-corruption measures in their country.

in fact he says at one point in 2014, joe biden does, that corruption is a cancer and it whittles away at a faith in the democracy. this also is a cancer and needs to be ferreted out and scrutinized and glad "the new york times" is doing it. when the laptop first broke they said it was russian misinformation. as often turns out, it is missed information. it's time we take a good look at it. >> harris: if you even mentioned the laptop in social media twitter stickered us. if you tagged an article on it you got stickered and the threat comes with that sticker. do it again and you're gone. now "the new york times" and others are looking into this. it is fascinating how things change. even all we're doing is trying to get to the facts. be patient with me one thing and let's go here.

the new monmouth university poll suggests most americans say they believe it's time to accept covid as a fact of life. learn to live with it. 70% say they're ready to move on. former trump advisor kellyanne conway says. >> our kids t mental health effects, the isolation, everything we're doing to them that part bothers me the most. >> harris: at the white house mandates remain status quo. >> the president's view is right now we still need to keep our heads down and stay at it to fight what is still surging in parts of the country but we do have the tools to get to a point where it does not disrupt our daily lives. >> harris: that's the tale of two opposites. >> when you look at these polls the kies ar poll 75% of americans say they're done with this pandemic. i love now the governor of new jersey came out yesterday and after all his lockdowns and

masking of children said we have to learn to just live with this. welcome to the real world, governor. the rest of the country has already moved on and living with it. if you look at places like florida, texas, montana, they've bounced back. job market rebounded already while these blue states are dragging behind because of the lockdowns, because of these covid measures. you have to take this with all of it and say what is the cumulative negative impact on our children, on our economy, and factor in the public health aspect. and let people take responsibility for their own lives. many states have done that. they are surging ahead. these other states sadly are being left behind and you see the economic carnage it has wrought. >> harris: president biden has lost major ground on his

handling of the pandemic. approval dropping 19 points from january of last year. and a washington -- we'll get to that in a second. i do want to ask you about this, though. a million people now have died in this country from covid-19. and we mourn mightily for the americans that we lose, that we've lost. but throughout all of it the white house has not tied its ability through everything it's doing to slow that number down. when we both remember a few months ago when the president of the united states said he probably couldn't prevent all those deaths no matter what they do. >> it's a virus and it is a reality. you have to leave it to the medical professionals. they should have moved more forcefully on therapeutics. >> harris: testing. >> they had other options they were unwilling to move forward on. it was vaccines all the time and the vaccines were leaky in

many cases. we are where we are. what i love about the moment is you have finally not -- this isn't an enlightenment, it is a political reckoning you see from some of these governors and realize wait a minute, we can't keep on like this. we can't live like this. so reality has hit and eventually it will hit the white house, too. >> harris: that makes the white house the old phrase leading from behind because the american people are out front. we've done the surviving, the suffering, everything. we're out front with we have to learn to live with this and they're going what did they say? raymond arroyo in "focus." thank you very much. thank you for being with me. fox news alert. hundreds of people gathering in houston, texas for the funeral of fallen precinct 5 corporal charles galloway. he was gunned down two sundays ago during a traffic stop and what investigators are calling

an ambush. galloway is the fourth law enforcement officer to be killed by gunfire so far in 2022. we have the ring of officers lost. that's our ring of lost and honor here inside our studio, studio m. jeff paul is live in houston with more. jeff. >> it's a tough day not only for houston and the folks who call this city home but also for the law enforcement community and there are many of them today. i would say hundreds and hundreds of them here to say goodbye to one of their own, corporal galloway. he was shot on january 23. working the night shift. flipped on his lights to pull over a toyota and when investigators say the suspect, the driver of that car identified as oscar rosales got out of his vehicle and fired shots at galloway still inside

his vehicle. the funeral got underway a while ago. very emotional time for the people who knew him best. one of those people assistant chief kevin hubbard who spoke a short time ago and said for the people that were close to him he was known as chuck or chucky. >> i regard it as a genuine, sincere, always trustworthy. yes, he is still my fan even though he is not here. so for me it is not goodbye, but i'll see you later. he is still my friend. >> we expect a 21 gun salute once the funeral wraps up outside the church in houston. the suspect was eventually arrested in mexico, extradited back to the united states and prosecutors say they'll seek the death penalty. >> harris: jeff paul, thank you very much. a pricey fundraiser renewing

speculation that we could see a hillary clinton run in 2024. some say she is the dem's best shot. others say her time has past. power panel next. before that, this. >> he can have some fun with magic johnson and take his mask off because again he is too important and his fun and photo ops are more important than the rest of us who would just like to free our faces. >> harris: governor gavin newsom, the nation's most populated state letting it all hang out and another mask controversy. rules for thee, not for me. should be a song for him after he was seen flouting his own restrictions at the nfc championship game over the weekend. how will he defend himself this time?

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>> harris: hillary clinton stepping back into the political spotlight. when did she leave? fueling more speculation she may take another run at the white house in 2024. the failed democrat nominee head lined a virtual fundraiser for ohio senate candidate tim ryan last night. minimum donation just under $3,000. $20,000 to the event co-chair.

republicans have a lot to say about a possible hrc comeback. >> is this really the best the democratic party can do now? >> this country is ready for a female president, just not that one. >> this is how bad joe biden is serving as president that they would go clear back to somebody the country has rejected? it's an embarrassment for the democrats. >> harris: power panel. mercedes schlapp and senior fellow tt conservative union foundation. and a former obama advance team associate. mercedes i come to you first. a lot has been said about hillary clinton. i argue she never went away. she is always there. >> i was going to say i think retirement is so boring why not step back into the political fray? when you have the current

president whose approval numbers are so low, you know, i think in hillary's mind and team's mind look, she probably has the most experienced background. they said the same thing about joe biden. and she is one who can in essence lead the democrat party. the reality is, though, the democrats are split on hillary clinton. while she does well with certain faction of the democrat party, for the most part they've also rejected her. you see people criticizing the fact these democrats saying we don't want a hillary run. she is not a change agent, not what we need to run in 2024. so they will have their own infighting now. as republicans we sit back and watch. >> harris: there was some talk that maybe former president donald trump might jump back in. could she beat him? >> i can just tell you full

stop that secretary clinton is not planning to run for president in 2024. >> harris: how do you know? >> everyone you showed is speculating for no reason. look, tim ryan is an excellent senate candidate in ohio. the clinton camp a long history in ohio and personal friendship with him. not the first or last former politician to do fundraisers for former friends and the party. it is a silly thing. >> harris: if she were to run, could she beat donald trump? >> look, first off, she is not planning to run. >> harris: we heard you. >> we just saw represent polling that said joe biden would beat donald trump in 2024. so joe biden is going to be the nominee in 20 246789 he is the standard bearer for the democratic party and the rest of it is silly season. >> harris: you realize there are some republicans cheering hearing you say that. when you compare the former president and current president's numbers the ones

that pop the most are the ones that are extremely underwater on all the stuff he said he would do like covid, shut it down, all those things. so when you say he will run again, with a low polling vice president, i don't know, mercedes, does that do anything but give you joy? >> i think the biden administration -- it's a long time between now and 2024. things can dramatically change as we know in the political cycle. we call it short term memory in politics. so the reality is it's going to be an uphill battle for joe biden and for kamala harris to raise their poll numbers but you never know. we have to see what the political environment and economic environment looks like. what we know is going into the mid-term elections with the inflation numbers and the fact that people are feeling this covid fatigue, this economic

pressure, increase of prices, harris, i have to tell you that's where you have independents and some democrats and republicans lining up and saying we need some change and we need change in congress. >> harris: it is hard for the president and vice president to turn it around in time for 2024 if they are constantly arguing with a divided on the hill congress. let's get to this. california governor gavin newsom under fire after being seen with his mask hanging off his ear at sunday's rams/49ers game. a violation of his own state covid restrictions. the governor scrambleling to defend it. >> i was very judicious yesterday. you'll see the photo i did take where magic was kind enough, generous enough to ask me for a photograph, i released the mask and took the photo. the rest of the time i wore it as we all should. not when i had a glass of water or anything. i encourage everybody else to do so. that's it.

>> harris: thanks to the jumbotron. what was he doing there? some kind of dance. stadium fans could see the governor had his mask off for more than just a picture for magic johnson and i don't see a glass in his hand. why is the mask down? i don't know. but it is against his own restrictions. sariage. >> if magic johnson asked me to take off my mask i would. he won a landslide recall. >> harris: politics -- >> we need to normalize our politicians. >> president biden: by giving thaem slide on the rules we have to live by. you aren't making it better. >> take him at his word. >> harris: i'll take the

jumbotron. mercedes. >> california children not have to wear a mask in school. it is such a hypocrisy coming from this governor. let the children and parents make the decisions if these children should wear masks and that would be following the leadership of governor newsom of not wearing a mask. >> harris: or take all the children to the game with the governor so they can take their masks off. great to have you both. "outnumbered" is next. up to 100% of your home's value and take out up to $60,000 or more. give them a call. veteran homeowners, newday wants to help you use your va home loan benefit to get more. more cash, more savings, more peace of mind. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. up to $60,000 or more. veterans are saving an average of $615 every month. with more ways to help more veteran families, no bank, no lender, no one

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>> whoopi golberg apologizing after her initial attempt seemed to be as controversial as comments that sparked it. she tried to justify her claims the holocaust was not about race. it went on and on. i'm harris faulkner, joined by kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno, jillian and host of sunday night in america, former congressman trey gowdy is rocking our house today.