>> harris: hello and welcome. i'm harris faulkner with my cohost emily compound jo and kaylee machen any. this is b6. joining us today, shannon bream and will cain. we should stop the show right there because that is beautiful. welcome. hillary clinton seems to be following the lead of the mainstream media. she ignores a scandal that some say could be larger than watergate after the durham investigation is looking into

the origins of the trump russia hoax pointing fingers at the hillary clinton campaign. now in a fox news exclusive, the former president is calling for the doj to take action and declassify the remaining russia probe records. saying that they have the declassification order and they should declassify absolutely and especially in light of what has just happened and what has just been revealed. meanwhile, mom is a word from hillary clinton. reporters from "the new york post" and daily mail who are among the few and the media who are even asking about covering the story trying to get a comment from the one time and possibly future presidential candidate. >> did you pay to spy on the trump campaign question work when you going to comment on the spying allegations? did you pay to have them spied on? >> harris: kayleigh come i come to because you were in the

white house. you saw in prussia, russia, russia day after day after day. they will be intrepid to find information with hillary. >> kayleigh: i fear that they will not be. you make the key point, harris. we have to back up and running this out. what does it mean? it's easy to get mashed in the nuance of tech executive one. what it means is that the american people voted to make president trump president trump. donald trump president of the united states. for two years and two months into his presidency, he was encumbered with russia, russia, russia, collusion narrative. adam schiff with 57 hours on television. that's only adam schiff. we do divided two years and two months into this investigation with robert mueller question work we find they could not establish that member's of the trim campaign conspired with the russian government. it was all a ruse and all a hoax

to steele dossier funded by the dnc and use to get warrants on two individuals. we are learning about tech executive one mining data and get this from the trump tower from the executive office building, the west wing, at a health care provider. whatever that means. i look forward to learning more. one last point, tech's act set on the show yesterday that thero link between the camp and what he was doing. we don't know that that's the case, but we do know it is tech executive one wanted to plead certain vips including the clinton campaign. from the court document. >> harris: will cain come i want to come to you on this simple point. we have seen hillary clinton do this before with separate email. what's different with this in that particular topic or lane with her is that these were people who would have been working for her and that they infiltrated a candidate only, by white house. as kayleigh points out, this is a bigger issue. this is an issue against the

american people because that is our house. if you infiltrate the computer servers at the white house, no matter who is a sitting president, that, gosh, what word would you use? >> will: i don't know. an insurrection, harris? an attempt to overthrow the government and subvert a sitting president question work by the way, harris, these are not only people who would have been workn if she was elected. these are people who are working for the current president of the united states, joe biden. jake sullivan is at the center of these allegation. jake sullivan is currently taking to the podium on a daily basis and giving us national security updates on russia. it is alleged that he is at the center of it, and we should stop using the word spying. not exclusively using the word spying. we are truly talking about planting evidence. creating an inference or a narrative that trump was colluding with russia.

their intent was to mine the data and then frame the data to create a story. here's what's b-29 said that was so important. it's easy to make that's all about president trump and he is most certainly an alley stomach victim of the allegations. the american people are the true victims because we spent years talking about a false allegation and a catholic story that impacted our daily lives and impacted a presidential election. they will subvert your vote if you dare divert for someone outside of the system. >> harris: can you imagine, shannon, the liberal media if donald trump were accused of doing this to candidate joe biden and now still doing it while president biden is in the white house? >> shannon: it that's the thing that senator marco rubio said on monday and talking to brett on special report. he said we would not be able to talk about anything else. if it was different than the

names are flipped, this would be the headline everywhere all the time. but the point is been made that people won top journalism prizes over the russia trump collusion connection. they are not now interested in turning around if there is additional or different information that could be all over the airwaves. it is not to their interest at all. it undermines the prizes and the accolades they won if they turn around and say this special counsel durham found some thing that does not line up the narrative we had all along. there is no hunger and no thirst for undermining their own reporting or the stories they were telling just a couple of years ago. we cannot expect to see that from them. in the meantime, it's so interesting to me that people can read the documents and anybody can go read them. kayleigh has it in her hands printed out. >> harris: you don't >> shannon: this is old news and nothing is there.

the other side is saying this raises all kinds of new questions because i've more questions than answers after reading this. >> harris: i love the way you put it. the mainstream media could, and we are part of that as well. but we are covering the stories. you could look at this as it is more information in the investigation and cover it like that. because it doesn't run so counter to a narrative we saw, russia, russia, russia as something that they were scooping up information for to fit the narrative, as will pointed out, reporters do not want to touch that. at the very least, they could look like they were negligent in the reporting and findings and verifications or maybe even complicit. they are touching. emily? >> emily: somehow in the thoughtfulness or earnestness and reporting, we lost the ability to have humility in there and say now that these new facts have come to light or this

is what i'm saying at the moment and somehow it has lost with very partisan and very deep black and white lines the reporters have drawn in the sands and hide behind. wsj had an op-ed today that said exactly that. we don't apologize for thinking that all readers are interested in this. the mystery is why the rest of the press corps is not. in terms of the questions that we now have from that filing, going back to the origin. it was clear from the intelligence community and 2016 that there was a threat of russia with an electoral threat at the time. the contract under the terms when we talk about the tech that was involved, he was entitled per the terms of the contract. he was to my net information and turn it over to the cia which he did. the question remains why did he also share additional information with the clinton campaign? why did he turn around and hire the clinton campaign attorney? who in the government provided him with a contract with such access? these questions will lead to

what we discussed yesterday which is that the three indictments we seen so far are just the tip of the iceberg because you can use grand jury testimony to explore further crimes. i think that right now, and i predict right now, we will see a whole host of indictments. this is not just talking points by the press. this is a criminal federal investigation and they are not stopping any time soon >> harris: durham has proven to be interrupted. he is not on the side that certain people would like. this is what he does. let's move on. as the world awaits what vladimir putin will do it from his next move, president biden has been confusing critics with his light hearted post on social media as if there are not more than 100,000 russian troops along the ukrainian border right now and a whole host of other things appeared what about our border? what about what is going on or not going on down there question what plenty of things he could be focused on. the latest example happened yesterday. that is next.

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>> emily: welcome back. president biden says the united states has not yet verified it brushes its claims of a military pullback near ukraine's border. a russian invasion remains distinctive possible. diplomatic talks with vladimir putin failed to ease tensions along the ukrainian border where russian tanks are waiting alongside some 100,000 troops. that number ties 150,000 we've heard. sj, biden warned of a strong response if russia tax.

>> president biden: if russia attacked ukraine, it will be melt with international combination. the world would not forget that russia chose and needless and destruction. >> kayleigh: you think the attitude in the white house would be serious. their multiple crises, emily. this is just one of many. 150,000 troops on the border and resources they are pulling back. we see no evidence of that. dire times, but here's what president biden chose to talk about yesterday. >> president biden: i got a call one night. a woman said to me, not of the same persuasion i was politically, called me and said there is a dead dog on my lawn. i said have you called the county? >> emily: right after that, he says i've gotten better since then. has he? this is the same person that called for unity on the campaign trail and then also said you are

full of blank to a detroit factory worker who is trying to have a conversation with him about gun rights. he said you are a liar to an iowa man that dared to ask him about bre's mom. he says you are lying dogface pony soldier. >> harris: we remember that. >> emily: it was to a college student who dared ask him a question. he called to be governors of neanderthal. he is continuing to put proverbial dead dogs on our talking points. we are still paying a salary. >> kayleigh: and he sauntered into work at about 11:00 a.m. on monday. these are serious times. >> harris: i wish we played the whole clip which we did last hour. at the very beginning of it, you get a clear understanding that he -- this woman did not vote for him because of the way he words it. already, he has drawn a line in the political saint. by the end of it, he said so i

went over there and gets huge applause and laughter. i moved the dog from the lawn to the porch. huge applause and laughter. about a dead dog. consider the topic. he's telling it to be funny, but i argue -- or ask, is this an opportunity for him to show the political opposition that he can be tough with republicans? i don't know. i thought it was the weirdest thing that he would start off by making it very clear that she did not vote for him. oh, he's going out of his way to help this woman out and go over there and not taking care of the problem, but making it worse. does that mean he does not know how to do his job? jimmy failla told me that he lowered the price of removal of dogs who have died. he had an impact on price and someplace. my take on it is this is not an example of how effective you are as a democrat, but it does show you where he might be if you are a republican. that is if this is even true.

you can set an egg timer for how it's going to take jen psaki to tell us that he misremembered. maybe it's true. >> kayleigh: if it's true, that's a good caveat. and listen yesterday to help president biden talked about the citizens of russia. let's listen. >> president biden: to the citizens of russia, you are not our enemy. i do not believe you want a bloody and destructive war against ukraine. >> kayleigh: you are not our enemy citizens of russia. but here's how he talked about american citizens. >> president biden: the vast majority of you who have gone vaccinated, i understand your anger at those who have not gotten vaccinated. do you want to be on the side of dr. king or george wallace? do you want to be on the side of john lewis or bull connor? do you want to be on the side of abraham lincoln or jefferson davis? >> kayleigh: quite a difference. >> will: it is quite a difference.

i'm going to be a little contrary and to you three ladies who have already gone for one moment on this particular part of his speech. harris, i saw your show earlier and we sell the whole clip. i saw jimmy phelan and her response. i think he stuck the landing on the jokes more than i ever heard him. emily played some of his greatest hits. lying dogface pony soldier is only rivaled by cord pop. that's were dealing with here. you have to realize that he cleared the bar. probably a friendly crowd. he got a lot of laughs. to your point i will say yes, he had a history of vilifying the american people. we do not need him -- to harass as analysis, we do not need him. no one needs him to be strong with republicans. this is when you need to be strong on the political stage. i want to hear him sing vladimir putin will be scared when i am president. vladimir putin will not be like this when i'm in charge.

that flashback has real consequences and that flashback, he did not see the landing on. that was a total lie. >> kayleigh: he also is a rather long history of odd juxtaposition. listen to what he said on january 26th during a shopping trip about a russian invasion. >> president biden: this would be -- if you were to move in with those forces, it would be the largest invasion sent world war ii and it would change the world. >> kayleigh: this before he got ice cream and a mug with the vice president's face on it. he can go get ice cream if he wants, but it's odd if you're making odds about a potential world war. >> shannon: he has a host of domestic and international world war. it has to be the toughest job on the entire planet, but when owning or in the midst of so many crises on the homefront and abroad and we have soldiers that have been sent to nato countries and allies, we are sending them to the area.

i don't know if it's the time to snap selfies with pop stars and tell stories about dead dogs. i don't know how we haven't heard that story before. you mention corncob and we have heard about the hair on his legs and what it would drive from getting out of the pool. i don't know what is next in the collection of the stories, but i sat there and think about vladimir putin and president xi sitting and watching the stories like what in the world? at best they think it's bizarre behavior. it's strange. it's always been this is all joe and that's how he is. he's the president now and we have a host of issues that are potentially history making. focus is what a lot of people want to see. >> kayleigh: i'm sure they are shuttering in their boots right now watching some of these clips. just ahead, new york city's mayor claims racial bias and threatens to deny access. that is next. ♪ ♪

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>> emily: welcome back. new york city mayor eric adams is accused of playing the race card after he seemed to blame white reporters and editors for negative press coverage over his fight on bail reform. mayor adam spoke with state leaders on monday about removing the cash bail system as the city faces a crime surge. he called the talks constructive. some news outlets reported he was unsuccessful which angered him. watch. >> i am a black man that's the mayor. my story has been interpreted by people that do not look like me. we have to be honest about that. how many blacks are on editorial boards? how many blacks have determined how the stores are being written? in my role as mayor it has has

been interpreted due to the prism of your realities and not mine. you are not writing stories from those who are dealing with high crime. diversify your newsroom so i can look out and see people that look like me. >> emily: and then he said discomfort is gross. it's discomfort being stabbed 40 times in your own bathtub by a violent offender? >> kayleigh: raise a great point. it is a tragedy what happened to that young woman. she was apparently screaming call 911 and her neighbors heard. the police could not get in the door at first because i guess it was locked. they tried to use a sledgehammer to get in. they guy had been arrested a half-dozen times going back to 2015 including for salt. i'm sorry mayor adams and d.a. brad. he told us that he apologize that the public was confused by

his messaging. no, you do not have a medications problem. you do not have a media problem. violent crime has gone up 46% to date through february 14th. fixed streets and then maybe we'll get some positive coverage. speech and the mayor said you are not writing for those who are dealing with high crime, but that's exactly who we are writing and reporting for when we say their names and we report these horrifying statists throughout the country. >> shannon: it's a valid point for conversation but having more diverse people working in newsrooms and reporting on things as long as it is not being used as a cudgel saying you cannot criticize me. that's a different situation altogether. when i write about this, it made me think about the memo tht went up during the 2020 election to all of us were covering and awaiting then candidate joe biden's selection of vice presidential candidate. we believed it was going to be a

woman, probably a woman of color. within days, it turned out it was, harris. this memo we got, i kept it because it's from a number of women's groups that said be careful how you talk about women and women of color and what pictures you use and how you talk about their likability or tone. at the very end of this very lengthy letter to the media, it said it we are watching you. the implication was if you criticize or talk about somebody in a certain way, we are going to know it because you are racist and sexist. we need to break down the barrier and say we have to report the facts as they are. if that means criticism, it does not matter where you were on the political spectrum are what your background or characteristic chart. that is fair game. >> emily: and the coverage of mayor adams has been quite positive. the coverage of the existing policies here in the city of d.a. brad's and policies that he tried to implement and the situation and term of crime statistics. that has been scathing, but it has been positive about mayor adams. with the case of christina lee,

fort campbell, it specifically said that mayor adams said that we are going to find a break down in the system. it seems like a very heightened reaction to something that i'm not quite sure is being played out in the media. >> will: it only goes to highlight the entitlement. a couple quick points. i think we have this fascinating -- politicians have always felt entitled to a certain type of coverage from the media, but they've never been more open about their disappointment. whether or not that it's biden saying we need more crackdown on misinformation or adams calls here. i have never seen the type of open entitlement. to your point, emily, the stories that are being told. the victims of no cash bail and the victims of these crimes are overwhelmingly black and brown. the victims look like eric adams. catch up eric. it seems to be the primary priority of newsrooms to diversify. even more so the quality of the coverage. every media organizations

priority as catch up. you do not get to escape criticism and claim racism. that knife has been struck again so soon so many times that it has no ability to cut anymore. it is a dulled knife because of overuse like this from eric adams. >> harris: some of his biggest critics are in the primary against him in new york. andrew yang is diverse. i don't know what he is talking about. the reason he got hired has to do with a completely different other color. blue. he was a 22 year veteran of the nypd who said he could do with climate differently and more effectively. he has not been an office that long and maybe we will see him do something different. to blame the media. how black do you have to be? do not make me pull out the receipts of how many times i personally have reached out to this mayor. my show was the first place he ever landed on this network. later in episodes of "outnumbered" over time, that was a last time we saw them on the network. then he was running for mayor and he wanted something different. i get it.

i'm still a reporter and i'm still a journalist. i am still waiting, as well. it is not about what we look like. for the mayor to say that is really shortsighted because the ink is also one color. when they print those newspapers, they don't care about the color of your skin. but they care about is have you brought on the crime statistics that kayleigh has talked about? i'm asking on behalf of all of those who might be offended by what you've said because even when i show up, no matter what you think may come out of my mouth, i'm still reporter whether you can see the color of my skin or not. it's offensive but you know what it is mostly? it's cowardly. that's not what you expect from a 22 year veteran of the nypd. how disappointing. how cowardly of him not to take questions. i'm going to stave off access from the press. maybe because that from president biden when he was here for the first of 2 funerals. you heard the mayor speak beautifully at jason rivera's funeral in the eulogy.

about one week later, the president shows up and suddenly i'm not taking questions and the media is racist. or not black enough. whatever he sang. he is dropping the race card. he's pointing the fingers at newsrooms and this is not enough. you know what? you are not enough. sit down and take questions. >> emily: he is taking out of the playbook of mayor lori lightfoot. >> harris: call out for all white reporters to sit down. i only want to talk to reporters of color. put it in a tweet so we can get it twisted. >> emily: i agree. it is disappointing because i have a lot of hope in him. when you talk about colors, we all bleed red. all people want is for that blood to stop lying on the street spirits be >> harris: amen. >> emily: for it to be safe again. alex bolton may soon have to go to court over the tragic shooting on the rust movie set. the cinematographers family accuses him of reckless behavior. stay with us.

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>> harris: the family of the woman that alec baldwin fatally shot on the movie set of "rust" is now suing the actor and some of the movie's production staff her tragic death. attorneys for the husband and son of hannah hitchens say that reckless behavior and cost-cutting led to the cinematographer being killed. they have the 3d video made when recreating the entire incident from alec baldwin accepting the gun from the assistant director to the very moment it was fired. alec baldwin said he did not pull the trigger and he has yet to comment on the lawsuit, sincerely anyway. he did post a video on instagram of a sign that says everything is going to be all right. what does that mean? >> shannon: i think it is very

unfortunate. why would you post that message when her family, everything is not good to be all right for her family. it is a really bad p.r. move. if nothing else, it is insensitive. i have to say that the video, it's very effective at all the things coming together and communicating them in a way that they can see what happens. this is based on the information that we have now. based on that, it makes all kinds of incredibly important points of that he was not only the lead producer, but there were regulatory duties on the set. they say it was insecurities that people had raised and the fact that the protocols for the firearms, props and otherwise, were not handled properly. it is a very popular and powerful network to make message that they have out there and it seems in conflict with his own social media. >> harris: i would like to

apologize on bumping the name halyna hutchins. i want to ask you this. it speaks to wear alec baldwin chooses to insert himself. he made comments about this early on but since the lawsuit has not said anything, what could he say at this point? >> will: i don't the key could say anything. your option is to not say anything. the instagram post was a unwise choice. this is a combination of experience and a little bit legal analysis as well. i grew up around gun culture and i understand when you were handed a weapon, you are too assume the weapon is loaded. you check the weapon on her own. one thing i've not been on is a movie set. i don't know what type of presumption you operate under when you're on a movie set. i don't understand how live ammo made its way into the gun and whose job it is to assume to make sure it is dummy ammo. shannon makes an interesting

point. the executive producer needs to make sure that particles are all in place onset. we disagree with alec baldwin with a lot of thanks, before i threw full culpability on them, i need to know under to the responsibility with y versus dummy ammo. >> harris: and etched in question. dovetailing from that, i want to speak broader. the question will raised is going to play out in court settlements. he said why was i handed a hot gun because it was not my responsibility. he claims he did not pull the trigger. knowing or should have gone will be combined with the negligence analysis. this is the third lawsuit to been filed. there are two others. osha, as we know because this is a workplace, as they invest getting body. we have had, tragically, hundreds of horrible injuries

onset and debts. and the repercussions for it is minimal. remember when brandon lee was shot and killed onset? that movie was fined $84,000. it was reduced to 55,000 holy spirit meanwhile, that movie grossed $50 million. i've so many examples like that of fines levied by osha for accidents and injuries and deaths. they reduce penalties. g.i. joe grossed $500 million worldwide and they were fined $21,000 for the death of a worker. >> harris: is there some kind of waiver they would be signing and do those things hold water or is there something else at play? >> emily: contractually, many workers are forbidden from suing and there is a culture of fear and retaliation in the industry where they do not want to sue for fear of retaliation. >> harris: you will get hired again. >> emily: there have been many lawsuits at a bank quietly

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>> president biden holding a phone call the german chancellor scholz just an hour from now. we will be watching any developments from the call. we will breed of elements that we get it. a live report from key avenue at the top of the hour. plus, leo terrell sounds off on new york city mayor unloading as this city see is the anti-crime bill. glenn youngkin set to sign a bill ending mandates.

come join john and me as biden at the top of the hour. >> emily: were on religious freedom is playing out in a courtroom and a european country known for the liberal democracy. to christians in film and is the prospect of prison time if they are convicted of ethnic education. it stems from a marriage pamphlet including teachings from the bible. a bishop who post it on his website is a defendant and the others a publisher of the pamphlet, a grandmother of seven who is also a doctor and a member of the finnish parliament. she says the outcome of this case will have major ramifications for the cause of religious freedom around the world. >> if i am convicted, i think the worst consequence is not the fine on me or even prison that

is possible. it would be the censorship and the ban on what i think. there are thousands of similar things that could be bad after that. the consequence would be not only for me and christians in other people. >> emily: absolutely frightening. >> kayleigh: it's appalling, it's wrong, it's anti-christian. i can't sam surprise. the winds of secularism have been blowing on judeo-christian values for years and years and years. look no further than what happened during covid-19 where it was santa claus stomach upon to close houses of worship. jenna, you are familiar with first liberty institute. date a tremendous victory in the new supreme court is picking up like a touch of coach kennedy

who literally just took a knee by a field and bowed his head in silent prayer and was terminated from his position. the supreme court is taking up that case and because of president trump, three of the supreme court justices.33 of the appellate judiciary and 174 federal judges, religious freedom might live another day in the country and hopefully we don't go the way for lead. >> emily: we've had very encouraging cases coming out of finland but meanwhile there are charges of ethnic education at. >> shannon: at this as a woman who is a medical doctor. she's been a member of parliament for decades. she is the interior minister and she has not some flaky out-of-bounds individual who is not been participating in society and doing what she thinks to make it a better place. she is in trouble for a tweet that quoted from the bible based on her personal beliefs. let me read you what the law says there. it's as if a person is found in finland to have expressed a

perfect stomach message insulted someone, you could me to prison for two years. i don't know how twitter and social media can operate in the environment because who could do that question work would we want subway who tweeted that to go to jail for two years? whether you agree with this woman or disagree with her, if that standard is that low that it's about insulting someone to send you to jail, regardless of how you feel about this particular issue, you should be worried. >> shannon: it is so vague and here in the country, that's when we say it is unconstitutional. you said jason jay fed's on the consequence of these to christians who are on trial. we will get your thoughts on the other side. >> you've senators who are highlighting this idea. senator lankford and senator rubio highlighting the idea that if you quote the bible, you're going to be prosecuted for that. if that is allowed to be the case in the scenario in finland,

they are afraid it's going to go up across the globe. there are things in the woke agenda that are not compatible with those teaching in the bible. >> will: we talk a lot about america exceptionalism and rightfully so. that is not shared across the globe. it's not even shared to the border of the north of the united states of america. when you see something like this happening in finland, what is important is ken that a road of our american the answer unequivocally is yes and it is in the process. shannon, i believe that is called the equality act. under the banner of equality in finland, they are going to suppress religious freedom and religious speech. don't think it stops there. it is freedom of speech at large. in the united states will be understood that.

that is why freedom of religion, freedom of assembly currently under attack in canada. freedom of speech was all grouped together in the very fit amendment. >> harris: i want to use my time to reach out to the family of halyna hutchins because you saw me struggling with her name because it was misspelled from my perspective and all of our perspective. what i did not realize is that millions of people can see it because we got it wrong on the screen as well. let's get it right. let's get it up on the screen. of course, her family is suing alec baldwin and she's the cinematographer who he shot on the movie set. he says he does not pull a trigger in that case is being investigated. want to give our full respect to halyna hutchins today as many of you saw what i was trying to read as well. we fixed it on the screen. we will be right back. rrow up to 100% of your home's value and take out up to $60,000 or more.

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martin, it keeps me excited and excited to see it on the road. and how fast it will go. >> harris, you have some practical questions about the delorean. >> i love fast cars, love it. can i take it to the mall is always the benchmark for me. where am i going to park that thing? >> it's got like a wing span of like a really big nba player. >> where are you going to park that? and do you always have to valet park it, that's eating on my shopping budget now. >> i crafted my entire look and outfit today in response to the delorean and 1980s, i'm so excited. one of my favorites movies of all time. if it's not a jillion dollars, i desperately, desperately want one. >> does everything have to be electric? the super bowl, every car now has to be electric.

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