>> dana: i always like to think of the settlers who came across. if you didn't believe in god before you would see that and just the beauty absolutely take your breath away. >> bill: i have thought that also. you get into the tetons in wyoming. what did they think when they first saw it? >> dana: that's tall. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here she is. >> harris: we'll begin with a fox news alert. biden administration says we should all brace for more violence when the u.s. supreme court rules on roe v. wade in june. people who will be angry at a majority conservative court will be out in force. this is according to a dhs memo obtained by fox news. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". may 13th memo from the department of homeland security gives details about its ongoing investigations into threats to quote, unquote burn down or storm the u.s. supreme court

building. threats against the high court began to rise last month after a draft majority opinion overturning roe v. wade was leaked to the press. while that memo does cite possible violence from a pro right supporter, it is also going on to express concerns that some racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists embrace a pro-life narrative may be linked to the perception of wanting to save white children and fight white genocide. all this in one memo. the white house press secretary wouldn't get specific when asked about which groups the president was worried about? >> we also believe that violence, threats and intimidation have no place in political discourse anywhere. true in front of a courthouse or a healthcare clinic. that's the thing. it seems like to us it is very one-sided on what we call out

as intimidation or as violence. we want to make sure we are calling out on both sides of what is happening and what we're seeing. >> harris: meanwhile attorney general garland a week after that memo was issued, one that we just got our hands on, finally met with the u.s. supreme court security officials. an excerpt from his statement. the rise of violence and unlawful threats of violence directed at those who serve the public is unacceptable and dangerous to our democracy. democrat senator richard blumenthal pointed the finger in one direction. >> i'm deeply concerned about violent extremism and domestic terrorism on the far right. the fringe white supremacists and racists in this country pose the most persistent and lethal threat to our internal security right now. there is a real and present

danger of violent extremism threatening roe but also other events. >> harris: republican senator tom cotton sits on the senate judiciary committee. the senator also a member of the armed services committee. thank you for being in "focus." let's start with these threats. we heard the press secretary say we've only been looking in one direction. what was she talking about? >> i don't str a clue what she was talking about. typical of her these days. after that opinion was leaked a couple of weeks ago, you had pro-abortion protestors outside the homes of supreme court justices in direct violation of federal law. yet where is merrick garland and federal law enforcement? why were they not arrested? if the department of justice will excuse and look the other

way obvious violations of federal law they only encourage more law breaking. that's why all the laws must be enforced and they must be enforced even handedly without regard to political party or viewpoints. >> harris: i'm going to call it plain like you do, senator. these are conservative justices who have people popping up on their personal property. a danger to them and their families potentially and against federal law. i can cite the code and i do it every day. we'll skip that for now. can we call it all extreme? why does the justice department or dhs only get involved when the extremists that they identify -- of course we know they make it about race, aren't they, or something? >> i think they are making it fundamentally about ideology and they refuse to enforce the law or condemn their ideological kindred spirits. you saw it with the blm riots in the summer of 2020.

they executioned and sometimes marched with the rioters and looters and arsonists and refused to bring charges against so many people who were destroying federal property in portland. they refused to defend the federal marshals sued by left wing activist groups who defended the courthouse in portland. yet when concerned moms show up at school boards to voice their concerns about curriculum then they sic the feds on them. it is a disturbing pattern how the biden administration is weaponizing law enforcement and even our national security departments and agencies like the department of homeland security and the defunct disinformation board to try to chill the speech and political activities of its ideological opponents. >> harris: and they had to put the chill on themselves by stopping the disinformation board. the person leading it was spewing disinformation. that board put on pause and its

director nina jankowicz called it quits after three weeks after a wave of criticism mostly from conservatives, two top house republicans on national security, they say it's the best decision that has been made when it comes to this orwellian entity. don't pause the disinformation board, end it forever. peter doocy noted the irony of the suspension after the administration had blamed its demise on mischaracterization of its purpose. watch. >> the board will not convene during that period but the department's work across several administrations to address disinformation that threatens the security for our country is critical and will continue. >> it's pausing because you think the board was mischaracterized. the disinformation is being shut down because of

disinformation, is that what's happening here? >> harris: a simple yes would be appropriate but she looked at the binder. critics are hailing the end of the board. the disinformation government board disavoied. good riddance to the ministry of truth and nina jankowicz. your thoughts. >> i'm glad there is a pause but they need to end it and congress needs to make sure does the department of homeland security resurrect something like it but no part of the federal government tries to create a ministry of truth. they can never quite explain what they mean by disinformation but assure us that it's not the speech of conservatives or conservative media outlets. yet the woman in charge of it labels disinformation things like the hunter biden laptop story in the "new york post" a couple of years ago which now even "the new york times" and cnn acknowledge are truthful information. the government should not be in

the business of censoring speech or labeling speech. if you don't like someone's speech the answer to it is more speech. the government does not have a role in refereeing political debate in the public square. >> harris: so true. president biden has invoked the defense production act finally to boost production of baby formula once it was an emergency. he also has authorized military planes to fly in supplies from overseas. all is good news well into a crisis. all of it will take some time. parents, republicans, even some democrats say biden should have done it weeks if not months ago. even the "washington post" editorial board hit the administration. hard to imagine, they said, the united states would be in a situation where the most basic of food stuffs is not available for babies. that's exactly where we are in 2022. the baby formula shortage is a national emergency and white

house and congressional leaders should have been prepared for it months ago. the surgeon general getting tough questions from the liberal media. >> did the white house and the government take too long to act? >> the fda began acting as soon as they knew the plant was going to shut down. they were taking action several months ago. >> i'm not feeling intensity. when will we see formula in the mouths of babies in america without any stress in terms of getting it? >> let me assure you that every conversation i've had with people at the fda and the white house has reflected the intensity you are talking about. this is not just a policy issue, it is personal for many people. >> harris: wow. when you lose msnbc, senator. >> the formula shortage is incompetence by the biden administration. they should have taken these steps months ago. the steps they are taking now

won't have major effect for months. the fda should have gotten off its duff long ago and authorized the plant in michigan to reopen. it still continues to drown any solution in bureaucrat i can red tape. steps like importing formula from canada. the fda is one of the main reasons why we have this formula shortage. contrast it to the fda under the trump administration. we produced a vaccine in less than a year. vaccines that normally take years if not decades that we would not have done if hillary clinton or joe biden had been president when that pandemic started. now the fda and back to its old ways not only are they not creating breakthrough new medicines but an artificial shortage of baby formula for america's children and parents. >> harris: you start taking it off shelves in other countries and you have to do a deal that says you'll put some back. you can't cause shortages elsewhere because of your bad

planning. i'm saying this directly to the white house. any last word from you and we'll move. >> i'm not sure where all the plans will file in europe. i don't think europe has major stockpiles of baby formula. it is an artificial shortage created in america by the biden administration's incompetence. >> harris: fema has some. seriously. if there is an emergency anywhere in america and we lose electricity or ability to keep the formula in a couple of warehouses we know exist, what do we do? we have to be able to tap it at some way, shape or form. we can't even save ourselves. it sounds familiar. it sounds like gasoline. thank you for being in "focus." >> thank you, harris. >> harris: let's get to the gas prices. record inflation, record gas prices, open borders and now you can add a brutal dow plunge to the list of crises.

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>> harris: it was jarring, dismal. the dow fell off a cliff down

nearly 1200 points yesterday. the biggest plunge since the pandemic hit in 2020. but the white house is shrugging off the bad news as it brings down the economy even further. >> nothing has changed on how we see the stock market. we do not -- that's not something we keep an eye on every day. >> harris: what are they watching? we're in it together now, though. gas prices in all 50 states hitting an average of more than $4 a gallon for the very first time ever. the "new york post" with a scathing cover today joe train wreck and op-ed highlighting the long and growing list of crises affecting american families. aishah hosni is live for us outside the white house. look, somebody's job will be to sell this. good luck with that. >> good morning to you, harris. the white house has continuously said that they will do everything it takes, everything they can to bring down these gas prices but as of

this morning, harris, no new announcements or solutions outside of what the white house has already tried so far. take a look at the gas prices right now. we're looking at another two cents up overnight at $4.58. it goes worse every day. you can't go anywhere in the country where you will pay at least $4 a gallon. households are spendsing $5,000 a year on gas and prices will surpass $6 nationwide by august. hard not to get nervous when gas station chain 76 is reprogramming its pumps in washington state now to sell double digit gas, $10 gas. it's crazy. what does the white house have to say about this? the same old thing. they've released oil from the reserves and that it is president putin's fault. >> as the president has said,

president putin's actions are what is driving the price increase at the pump. the president is focused on doing everything in his power to address the putin price hike. >> what they won't do is the republicans want, focusing on domestic energy production. it is not just gas, look at this. the economy as a whole is what's worrying most americans according to a new poll including the stock market which tanked more than 1,000 points yesterday. the largest drop-off since 2020. the president leaving behind a lot of domestic issues and problems as he departs for his second international trip in the next couple of minutes here. >> harris: you are talking about that epic oil release, right? and if you will recall, the president said it would only make a difference by 10 to 35 cents a gallon anyway. oh my goodness, we hit that oil reserve without putting more in and look at where the prices

are. 35 cents won't help you much now. >> they keep saying the same argument over and over. we've done what we can and nothing new as of today. >> harris: good thing they're doing their best. aishah, thank you. power panel now. charlie hurt. crystal knight former political director for priorities usa. crystal and charlie. good to see you. charlie, i'll start with you, 173 days until the mid-term elections and this president will go out on the campaign trail. who is going to want him? >> well, we're already seeing nobody wants him. in the primaries that we've seen so far, democrats are running away from him. i think it will only get worse. and i couldn't help but start laughing with your comment about thank goodness they're doing their best.

because can you imagine what a mess we would be in if they were doing anything less? the reason i think it will get only worse is because the only improvement we've seen recently is the fact that they are at least acknowledging there are problem. these people live in an ideological fantasy world where they put everything is about pushing some crazy partisan agenda and have no concept that the decisions that they are making have consequences. and when you are completely blind to the real world consequences what do you end up with? $4 a gallon gasoline and babies without baby formula. this business of blaming vladimir putin, i'm ready to blame putin for everything, all the scorn we can heap on vladimir putin but that biden will blame vladimir putin for the price of gasoline is absurd. the reason that gas prices are where they are is because the decisions joe biden made when he came into office.

the reason that vladimir putin had the money to invade ukraine in the first place is because joe biden jacked up the gas prices and for him to sit here and spend all this time blaming vladimir putin for his mistakes is appalling and i think voters see through it now. >> harris: interestingly, too, crystal, from the beginning of this war with ukraine with russia invading we're 85 days in that, it took us a while to decide we weren't going to continue the pay the third largest supplier of oil, russia. so we were already behind the 8 ball. your quick thoughts and i want to move on. >> it is interesting that charlie talks about this inflation being a partisan debate. what is partisan about getting more baby formula on the shelves? >> harris: it took them months to do it. >> why didn't every republican. >> harris: i have the letters they've been writing for months. >> why didn't every republican vote for the emergency release of funds to get more baby

formula on the shelves? >> harris: $130 million of federal funding went to fema. for the covid emergency. they spent on flying -- >> everybody has to look at themselves in the mirror and continue to say that they want to exacerbate this problem of baby formula and not voting for the emergency release of funds is hypocritical. >> harris: i told you where they could have gotten $130 million. can i say something? >> i don't know what you are trying to say there, but i will say this. democrats do control every level of power in washington blaming republicans does not work. but i do agree with you about this. baby formula and getting baby formula to babies is not a partisan issue, i agree 100%. every month in america wants to feed her baby. >> harris: every parent. >> every republican should vote for the emergency release of

funds. >> harris: fema has at least two warehouses full of itself. the president could have done the production defense act for two months now but he didn't. he waited. we'll move to this. >> they pretended the problem didn't exist. you have to be a mind reader. >> harris: now it's the main course. tesla ceo elon musk blowing up the internet with the tweet. in the past i voted democrat because they have mostly the kindness party. they've become the party of division and hate so i can no longer support them and will vote republican. critics suggesting elon musk may not be the only one who has grown tired of the radical left. i will come to you first. >> i can't but wonder how many fellow americans are in the same boat. there are so many people hispanic americans, african-americans who say traditionally i've been a democrat but i can't put up with this any longer. that's why elon musk has his

finger on it. >> i think it's interesting that elon musk thinks that the democratic party is the party of hate when the republican party produced a failed insurrection on january 6th. also the party that has supported the big lie. we also see that there is preaching anti-democrat in the name of religion and the great replacement theory that's spewed on this network alone and the buffalo shooter reference. these are all remnants of the republican party. that's the party of hate. >> harris: we will let them adjudicate that case without us commenting on it and you can have your opinion about whatever it is. i will go to charlie for rebuttal. >> i just think the idea of taking a horrible, horrible unthinkable tragedy like what we saw in buffalo, new york and trying to advance a political partisan political agenda off of it is just beyond

reprehensible to me. >> harris: it will take care of all of what you said. >> i don't think so. thanks for having me. >> harris: absolutely. critics not letting up on president biden over his border policies as we await a ruling on the end of title 42. >> honestly he should be -- biden should be given an honorary membership in the mexican drug cartels. >> harris: the administration pushing for a job to rule on the pandemic-era restrictions. lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle are warning it will only make a bad situation much worse. plus personal safety we know is a top issue for voters. also nowadays unfortunately the law enforcement has to watch its back like never before. >> we have academics and politicians actually trying to convince people that there is no war on cops right now. well, excuse me, but i ride those streets every night and if you want to, take a seat next to me and do a ride along and i'll show you how dangerous

it is. >> harris: police departments struggling to hire and keep officers. we hear from two police chiefs about the staffing crisis that they're facing. the challenges their departments are going through right now and still doing their jobs. they are in "focus" next.

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former president trump is how we know him talking about the violent crime soaring in major democratic cities. fox digital examined data from six cities and found spikes ranging from 8% in baltimore to a whopping 40% in new york city. we're seeing it every day here. chicago saw a 35% jump. los angeles 6.7%, seattle 23%, double digits in washington, d.c. as well. at the same time departments are having trouble keeping officers on staff. that makes sense. it is not just the big cities, though. department vacancies in independence, missouri are up by 17%. in georgia they've jumped. we have two police chiefs. from missouri and georgia.

thank you for being in "focus." i'll start with my chief in independence, missouri. i used to live in kansas city. it is remarkable. i have to say this to both of you, what you've been able to do with your departments as you deal with complete deficits in certain categories. how bad has it gotten for you, chief? >> you know, it has been tough, harris. the vacancies we have creates more hats for our officers to wear both in patrol and traffic and all of our community service functions but also in investigations. i'm proud to say that men and women of the missouri police department, while we represent the statistics that you were pointing out before, homicides are up, however, we have 100% solveability to date. that would not be done without the incredible work the men and women do every day doing more and more with less and less. >> harris: i want to get to

this, chief, i'll come to you. there have been 123 officers killed in the line of duty so far this year. it's only may. that's up by 35% from this time last year. there have been 25 ambush-style attacks on officers. that's up 14% from 2021. f.b.i. director chris wray says this. >> violence against law enforcement in this country is one of the biggest phenomenons that doesn't get enough attention. officers were being killed 1 out of every 5 days. wearing a badge shouldn't make you a target. >> harris: i want to get your response to that and we'll get morale. >> sure. certainly is on officers' minds. we had an officer that resigned from our department earlier this year and in part he became a day trader because he said he could go to work at kwik trip

and make more money than a police officer and not have to have the risk he faced as a police officer. >> harris: kwik trip gas station and look at gas prices now. i have statistics from both of your police departments and when you tell me, chief, someone quit because they can make more money. the layering has to be -- i know you are in a very small area, but still, the loss of one or two police officers is hurtful. you have 10 vacancies right now. >> absolutely. i think the anti-police rhetoric has contributed to the vacancies that we have and for us at our department it's not a matter of police officers going to other agencies. they are getting out of law enforcement. we had one that became a delta flight attendant. another one to facebook. several went into construction and we had an officer that wanted to make a career out of

law enforcement and decided to go back to school and get his master's degree. it is definitely affecting our department. >> harris: what are you experiencing? >> much of the same. we have 38 vacancies right now. as you know, harris, we are adjacent to kansas city so we're the fifth largest city in missouri and that 38 vacancies are tough. we're unique probably to some out there in that our community is very supportive of all of our first responders and we have broken down the financial barriers. a lot of this we talk about it they aren't making enough. we don't experience that here. we have gone through collaboration with the city staff and our department and we have put in hiring incentives of 10,000 and retention incentives to keep our incredible officers of 8,000 and have one of the highest salary and benefit packages in our region and yet we're still finding it very hard to find

officers, good quality applicants. harris, from 2008 when i started we had 450 applicants for seven spots. right now they have 38 vacancies and lucky to get seven applicants. >> harris: that's incredible. that literally is a precipitous fall. fraternal order of police told me on this program last week that police are just one part of the criminal justice system, though. let's watch together. >> we need to make sure that these -- i joke to even call them district attorneys. i don't know what they are. but they are jokes. larry crassner, george gascon letting the violent criminals out over and over again and judges. our criminally justice system is broken in this country and broken by woke politicians and their horrific policies. the blood is on their hands.

>> harris: chief, talk to me whether or not you are seeing the repercussions of this thing where you are as well. we're on the east coast in new york. what about you? >> i guess independence is overwhelmingly supportive but we get this. we get the anti-police rhetoric. i just had a conversation with joe gamaldi at the national police officer organization. the work you're doing with him and others is vital to changing the rhetoric and narrative and it is patently false. this country was founded on civil discourse. we have to go to seek to understand. all the way around. politically, societyly. there are emotionally charged arguments on both sides and we have to find those commonalities to understand each other even if we disagree in part and it's through those

commonalities we can find breakthroughs. the fabric that leads to progress in the movement. joe's passion is not lost. it has taken a toll and i'm sure people would agree when you turn on the tv and you see the way the police officers in this country are attacked and vilified for putting on a uniform to protect their communities and the lack of prosecution and the brokenness of the criminal justice system as it is and you have to go back to those residents wondering where they called you in the first place because the criminal element is back on the street before they are even starting their reports is disheartening and dig deep to come in and do the job every day. >> harris: there you go. you hit on the very thing of the repeatism, the lack of backbone when it comes to saying no to the soft on crime policies. i want to hear a last word on this topic. are you seeing the same thing with that revolving door?

>> most definitely. it is discouraging for officers when you arrest the same people over and over again and not getting serious time in jail. we're on the outskirts of the city of atlanta. there have been many cases in fulton county where suspects that have been arrested for violent crimes have been released fairly quickly with no bond and then they, you know, they offend again. >> harris: and outside the city sometimes and that's when you see them. gentlemen, thank you for your leadership and your departments. i have looked statistically at what you are able to do with less and i do support you, you know that. we're here and do more town halls and keep the conversations going. thank you so very much. my hashtag is protect the protectors and i'm grateful. >> thank you, you're welcome. >> harris: woke politics gone wild. abortion activist told a house judiciary committee panel that

men can become pregnant. inflation is soaring and polls show americans are not impressed with the president and his team's job on the economy. but on dems, they say this. >> if you embrace the biden agenda it will get you far. there is a lot to run on here. >> harris: she will have to show me that with a big ink pad and good crayons. i can't see it apparently. can the biden economic record really save democrats from a red wave this fall? jimmy failla in "focus" next. there he is downstairs. a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. "peace of mind." such a big, beautiful idea. and for us at booking.com this means - free cancellation on most bookings.

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>> harris: police in connecticut searching for answers, a 17-year-old student athlete was stabbed to death during a party. molly line with the latest. >> a teenager is in custody facing murder and also assault charges. he will face potential justice as an adult making an initial appearance today in superior court. he has been identified as a 16-year-old from milford, connecticut. another student full of promise has lost his life. three others wounded in a weekend fight that turned into a deadly stabbing.

the victim 17-year-old james mcgrath known as jimmie of huntington, connecticut excelled as an athlete played lacrosse and football. a catholic school where he was a junior. it was never just about jimmie, always the team. last night his memory was honored as his lacrosse team squared off with a team where jimmie had many friends. jimmie's father addressed the crowd with gratitude for the outpouring of support. >> clearly i love jimmie's name to be announced. i appreciate everything our community has done. it's a day to celebrate jimmie's life. >> newly released court documents reveal it was a big

party. three or four people from nearby st. joseph's high arrived in a dark colored honda s.u.v. and physical altercation with multiple participants took place on front lawn. one suspect had a knife. they rushed to the scene in the suburban neighborhood before midnight saturday and found numerous teenagers outside including four stabbing victims. jimmie mcgrath did not survived. the 16-year-old made an appearance in juvenile court and is moving to adult court. >> harris: that's a lot to take. the white house is asking a federal judge to quickly rule on whether title 42 will remain in place. the measure is set to end on monday. house republican leader kevin mccarthy says the biden administration is scrambling over border policies created an unsustainable crisis for the country. drugs continue pouring across the southern border with mexico.

customs and border protection announcing it seized enough fentanyl in four months to kill 900 million people. three times our population. florida governor ron desantis with tough words for biden. >> he is violating his own oath of office by allowing massive numbers of people to come across the border illegally. honestly, biden should be given an honorary membership in the mexican drug cartels. nobody has done more to help the cartels than biden with his open border policy. >> harris: jimmy failla host of fox across america on fox news radio is here. i have never seen you get such a serious look on your face. >> desantis is right. this is serious. to oversimplify this. the border is the front door of our american house. right now it is open. nobody in their own home leaves their front door wide open at night because they want to know who is coming in and out.

not because they are racist. because they aren't insane. when it comes to securing the border, johnny depp and amber heard are better at being a couple than joe biden is at securing the border. it's disgusting. understand, the claim against border security was what, it is racist, discriminatory. the record level of fentanyl overdose deaths in this country are not specific to all races, not one race. that's the part that is so infuriating. we're losing lives of every ethnicity but we should be looking at them as moms, dad, brothers and sisters. drives me nuts, man. >> harris: let's talk about days and dates. when the president got into office it was like a switch city flipped. we know he has no love for donald trump. but as the previous president with his administration warning this one in the early days if you change much about the border situation in the middle of a pandemic it is going to explode.

that was the first thing he did. >> that's what's so infuriating. political opposition is supposed to come with basic decency. you don't demonize the policies of your opponent if doing so will harm the american people. it is -- reversing trump's policies have harmed people every state in the country. the drugs don't stay in texas and arizona. biden knows it's a problem. if he goes down there the media will cover it. we are the only ones who talk about it. look at us on fox being concerned about dead people. the nerve. >> harris: baby formula with my operation warp speed my baby and now they have operation -- they have to do the baby formula thing, right? enough people put light on it. i'm not patting myself on the back. i'm saying enough people did. we've been putting a light on it forever. critics argue the gender debate is woke beyond words. their point may have been made

for them. yesterday a democrat witness testified during a hearing that men can get pregnant. >> what do you say a woman is? >> i believe that everyone can identify for themselves. >> okay. do you believe then that men can become pregnant and have abortions? >> yes. >> oh my gosh. part of me really likes the story because i found someone who did worse at biology than i did. if we talk honestly about this we have gotten to the point with the democrats. they have warnings. we'll start issuing them with democrat levels of crazy. today it's low tide. abortion is a woman's right to choose. high tide, men can get pregnant. men can get pregnant and apple had a pregnant man emoji.

i'll say this. i know men who have passed a kidney stone that is very difficult but i can't imagine doing it with a baby. come on, biology, folks. where does it come out? good night, everybody. >> harris: indeed my whole team is telling me good night. jimmy failla, thank you. i appreciate it. "outnumbered" after the break.

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>> i like that guitar. hello, i'm harris faulkner joined by kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno, also on the couch -- >> after weeks of scrambling to see their babies, parents now going after president biden, who finally took action on the baby formula shortage. you have to see a problem before you can fight it. the president just invoked the de