to aberdeen, scotland. we're being told that prince william has arrived, as well. we'll let you know what we know when it's reported. >> dana: the queen is continuing to be under medical supervision and surrounded by her family. prince william just arrived. updates throughout the day. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: breaking news as we closely monitor the situation with queen elizabeth ii. the longest reigning british monarch is under medical supervision at last check. all four of her children are at her side and now we can confirm that the queen's grandson, prince william, has landed in scotland. he is not quite at balmoral yet but he is on the ground in scotland. a spokesperson for prince harry and his wife, meghan markle say that they are en route as well.

we're watching all of it very closely as you might imagine. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". doctors have been saying they are keeping queen elizabeth medically comfortable at balmoral castle in scotland. buckingham palace says they're concerned for her health. yesterday the queen canceled a virtual meeting with her private counsel and she was also described as looking frail at an event earlier this week. in fact, many people since that event have talked about how frail she looked. a lot of loss of weight. they were concerned and not necessarily doctors. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live for us in london. greg with the latest. >> it's safe to say the u.k., perhaps many around the world, are holding its breath maybe saying a few prayers this amongst the troubling news about the health of queen elizabeth ii, the 96-year-old sovereign of this country.

we got world from the royal household following further evaluation by doctors there is concern for her majesty's health and she is now under medical supervision. they add, however, this is comforting, she remains comfortable at that scottish estate of balmoral. remember we saw her on tuesday. she was meeting with u.k. prime minister liz truss. truss is her 15th prime minister to have served during the reign. yesterday we got word, however, as you noted that the queen had to cancel a meeting with members of the government. she was hospitalized last october. since then has had to cut down her schedule due to what they call mobility issues. i was told she has a bit of a bum knee actually. this is a much more serious condition. a sign of the serious nature as you noted, harris, her close family has rushed to be at her

side at balmoral now we're told her four children, that's prince charles, prince andrew, princess anne, prince edward and also as we just noted her eldest grandson prince william has just landed. other household members, relatives of her, have landed along with prince william amid that word that prince harry and meghan will be coming to the country. we last saw the queen at the platinum jubilee in june that marked 70 years on the throne. she had to cut back appearances a bit but she was there smiling. the grateful country warmly greeted her and her long, long service. there were a lot of ups and downs. we're saying in a big way, too, the emotions and concerns being expressed. prime minister truss saying in a tweet the whole country will be deeply concerned by the news from buckingham palace. my thoughts and the thoughts of the people across our united kingdom are with her majesty the queen and her family at

this time. i have to admit a lot of folks in the united states are concerned as well. remember, also during her reign there have been 15 u.s. presidents. she has seen 14 and i know there are a whole bunch of fans across the country coast to coast also watching, waiting and wishing for her as the whole country, the whole world holding its breath. >> harris: one of the things that we'll touch on this hour as well is prince william makes his way to her side at balmoral, is all of the world changed and all that has happened under seven popes and you mentioned the presidents and also the 15 prime ministers. so we'll get into that as well. right now we're focused very much so on her health and we'll come back to you as the news warrants on that. we do want to get to some of the other big stories of the day as we continue to watch what happens in scotland.

>> emails communicating with social media companies. what will the emails show? >> i can't comment onion going litigation. i would refer you to the department of justice. as a general matter on this and our battle against covid-19 it has been critical for the american people to have have science-based information and insuring that any media platforms have access to the latest information. >> harris: she is appearing to read the i can't comment part from a binder. that was planned. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre skirting questions about email correspondence with big tech companies. a judge ordered her and anthony fauci to turn over their correspondence, their conversations about alleged covid and election misinformation. the order comes as a part of an ongoing lawsuit claiming that the white house was looking to

censor certain info. critics claim state censorship is at work here. senator rand paul, here he is. >> i think that all of america should be appalled that america's doctor, the leading expert on covid and public health, doesn't want to divulge information or doesn't want to divulge his communications with big tech. this is a guy tries to cover up and not have sunshine on any of his activities. >> harris: republican senator from ron johnson is in "focus" now member of the foreign relations and homeland security committees. good to see you. you know, it really is mind-boggling how a representative of the white house, the press secretary, is being told they want to look at her emails, correspondence and she reads from a binder that there is no comment. >> a quick word on the queen. it will be a sad day when she

passes. she has had an extraordinary reign and an extraordinary leader. probably doesn't get as much credit to -- i hate to hear her struggles right now and certainly she and her family are in our thoughts and prayers. it is also extraordinary that this administration is so opaque. let's face it. the biden administration, they haven't been honest or transparent. they are certainly engaged in quashing free speech as opposed to protecting it. it ought to be the job of the united states president. they are considered about misinformation. they have spread more misinformation about covid than anyone else. president biden in july of 2016 said it's the pandemic of the unvaxxed. if you get vaccinated you won't get infected and you won't be hospitalized or transmit or die. i knew at that time it was a

lie and proven to be a lie now. he spread it and the media never calls him on it. i am glad this judge is forcing transparency. the american people deserve the truth on covid. >> harris: how is it that this administration cooked up a disinformation council? remember that? they were going to put that together and the people involved in it were caught in all sorts of avenues having spread disinformation. this would fall under the category of manipulation. i mean, to not tell the american people what was going on in a pandemic. that's more than a fairytale. that feels criminal or something like it. >> certainly unconstitutional. of course you have the trusted news network. all part of the work of the covid cartel, biden administration, federal health agencies, big pharma, mainstream media. big tech social media giants. the people that suppressed and sabotaged early treatment. i believe that probably cost hundreds of thousands of americans their lives because

we didn't robustly explore early treatment. they have been spreading misinformation. but they can't afford to be proven wrong at this point in time but the problem, harris, is they have the power to make it very difficult to prove them wrong. again, i applaud this judge's ruling. maybe it will bring a little more transparency into the process here. shine the sunlight of day on what the government has been doing. how it's been trampling on our rights. >> harris: sunlight is said to be the greatest forensic disinfect ant on the planet. 61 days out from the mid-term elections is where we sit now. republicans are honing in on your strategy looking to make a referendum on the president's current crises. inflation, the border, crime to name a few. senate minority whip john thune says it is the key to taking the majority. let's watch and i'll get your reaction. >> this election has to be about the biden agenda.

it has to be about holding them accountable and putting a check and balance on the radical, extreme left wing administration that we have right now. >> harris: what would you add to what senator thune is saying? >> it just will be about these things. the media can't hide a 40 year high inflation and record gas prices. they can't hide open borders or the rising crime. and so this will be a referendum on democrat policies and democrat governance that caused all of this. it is not like president biden is unlucky he came to office when all these things happened. his policies caused it all. he is the root cause of all the pain being experienced by wisconsinites and americans throughout the land caused by his policies. it is naturally going to be about -- referendum on democrat governance and policies. >> harris: quickly i want to pop it on the screen and ask my team.

the gop saying what americans is the top issue. inflation. a gallup shows the highest percentage of americans we've seen who say inflation is causing them financial hardship. it has gone from, senator, 49% in january, to 56% now. that wasn't all that long ago. it is rising prices that are forcing 69 million households to make cutbacks. your last quick reaction. >> inflation is a democratic tax on all of us. particularly hurts seniors on a fixed income. harris, a dollar you held at the start of the biden administration is now only woerlt 88.3 cents. the savings are shrunk. you can't fill up your gas tank or your grocery cart. this is what the election of 2022 is all about. >> harris: a great example. we all know the difference between holding that 83 cents which jiggles and holding that bill which folds. good to see you. thank you. >> have a great day. >> harris: a mass shooting in

memphis, tennessee. a gunman terrorized the city nor nearly 17 hours yesterday and that beast was livestreaming it on social media. >> no faking. this is for real. this is a plan. it's so real. >> harris: he murdered four people. remembering it's live streamed and you can see it. injured three others. we're told the man that was in the video just then has survived and is recovering and his condition obviously is critical but he did survive that shooting that you watched on the screen nearly play out. police say the suspect is 19-year-old he ezekiel kelly. a convicted criminal already released early from prison. it has a trend line to it, doesn't it? after being convicted of

aggravated assault. the mayor of memphis with this message. >> if mr. kelly served his full three-year sentence, he would still be in prison today and four of our fellow citizens would still be alive. we need our courts, we need additional state laws, to stop this revolving door. >> harris: jonathan serrie is live in memphis and that city on lockdown for hours yesterday. a major american city. >> yeah, and what had people here so terrified is all of the victims were apparently picked at random and the locations seemed to occur -- they were just all over the city. seven separate shootings that police have linked to a single gunman. police say it started at roughly 1:00 a.m. wednesday. a 24-year-old man was found shot and killed in his driveway.

things were quiet until late that afternoon when a man was shot and killed inside his car and separately a woman was shot in the leg and taken to the hospital with non-critical injuries. the gunman then went on facebook live and started livestreaming himself walking into the auto parts store and firing a handgun critically injuring a man inside. when viewers tipped off police about the livestream they were able to link it to the suspect in the first shooting, 19-year-old he ezekiel kelly realizing he was likely responsible for the additional shootings. police urged residents to stay home and if they were out to shelter in place. the transit system temporary suspended bus and trolley service. after two more shootings and two carjackings police spotted the suspect's stolen car. chase ensued and he was taken into custody. four citizens would still be

alive had kelly served his full sentence. he faced an attempted murder charge but pled guilty to aggravated assault and sentenced the three years in prison but released if march of this year after serving only 11 months. >> the problem is not with the police department. the problem is this judicial system that will not punish people. >> kelly is scheduled to appear in court for a bond hearing tomorrow morning. harris. >> harris: thank you very much. agents have made another massive drug bust along the southern border in arizona. they seized more than 100,000 fentanyl tablets and many people are begging the white house to do something, anything. will cain in "focus" with his brand of raw analysis next. ♪ ♪

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. >> harris: border officials struggling to stop the flood of fentanyl and other deadly drugs from pouring into the united states across our border. agents has seized more than 100,000 pills this week in arizona. ted cruz went after president biden for failing to take action, any action, just do something at the border. >> the explosion of drug trafficking last year joe biden body bagged, they kept piling up and up. what is causing it is this president, this vice president, this attorney general refuses to enforce the law when they catch a trafficker, they let him go. they follow catch and release and they engage in a state of unbelievable denial. >> harris: will cain co-host of

"fox & friends" weekend. will, can you hear from senator cruz said? joe biden body bag. i mean, any president wouldn't want that to be anywhere near his legacy. >> no. when it comes to the southern border what we're looking at is a policy of death. it is death first of all for the illegal immigrants, harris, as we know increasing numbers of illegal immigrants dying in an attempt to make their way into america. last week, by the way, border patrol warned with the torrential rains people would end up drowning if they tried to cross. it's a policy of death for americans, harris. when it comes to this drug trade and fentanyl explicitly, you are talking about not overdose. let's be clear about that. not drug overdose, but drug poisoning of americans and specifically american children. i am not immersed in drug culture, not have many people go out there looking to buy

fentanyl. they buy other drugs, which they should not be doing, and they end up with something laced with fentanyl causing the death, the poisoning of american children out there. we're talking about not overdose but poisoning. >> harris: you are also talking about the packaging of that because as we've learned in detail since this last seizure this week of 100,000 fentanyl pills, that they are candy coated and the things that are -- that they can sell easily online and show people oh, doesn't this look good? you're right. people don't know what fentanyl looks like but when it is packaged as something they would take it's where the poisoning happens. you make an excellent point. another grim record for biden's border policy since the start of the fiscal year in october nearly 750 illegal immigrants have died attempting to cross the southern border. you heard will cain talking about this. these are the numbers he is talking about.

the total number of deaths in all the fiscal year of 2021 was 557. we're not just going in the wrong direction, we are doing it expeditiously. >> let's tie it back to what senator cruz said. the story you were just doing on what's going on in memphis. we have a culture now, we have a policy when it comes to the southern border or crime at large in america not simply of tolerance, but we have a culture and policy of permissiveness. one could even say an invitation to crime and an invitation to this policy of death when it comes to immigration. if you see it continuing to perpetuate this tragedy and you don't do anything about it. in fact, you invoke policies that encourage it, you are inviting this. i want to take this one more thing back to this poisoning of america, harris. you know, 70% of the world's global trade in fentanyl comes from china.

now, nothing in china, nothing in china happens without the as the it approval or blind eye of the chinese communist party. so we have to understand all that fentanyl is coming from china, shipped to mexico, pressed in machines that are made in china and then imported illegally into the united states of america. the best analogy would be this. in the 80s, 90s and believe still today is the case, cocaine was manufactured in columbia and smuggled through mexico. so the drug cartels in columbia were to cocaine what the chinese communist party is to fentanyl. they provide the original product. they provide the chemicals. and then they ship it to mexico where it can be smuggled into the united states of america. tell me the difference between the columbian drug cartels and the chinese communist party. >> harris: proximity. and so that means the drug

cartels are getting some greased hands along the way from china, too. china doesn't have to do the dirty work of getting it here and potentially getting caught trying to run it through our country. sick, sick, sick. cultural permissiveness is what you said. that seems to be a new normal now. be permissive be with criminals who have already committed such heinous crimes. let them out early. unleash them onto the streets. it's about control. appease permissiveness. you hit the nail on the head. i can't wait to talk to you again soon. will cain, thank you. >> thanks. >> harris: we're following the breaking news in the u.k. queen elizabeth's family has rushed to her side this coming after her doctors raised serious concerns about her health. she is 96 and we're covering the story of the queen. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, let safelite come to you.

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. >> harris: georgia's republican governor's campaign is reacting to a new article in the "new york times." the article suggests that his democrat opponent, stacey abrams, is struggling in that race. and that democrats are worried. despite her high profile, she is trailing in the polls. the kemp campaign says this, stacey abrams campaign isn't connecting the georgia voters after raising millions of dollars hand over fist from out of state billionaires, her campaign and georgia democrats are mired in internal squabbling. "the new york times" also reporting some of abram's supporters say her struggles are more rooted in sexism than any strategic misstep. doug collins former republican congressman of georgia and good to have david car lucci, former new york state democrat senator. good to see you both. let's start in the home state

of georgia and is it about sexism or is it about the fact that voters aren't ready for stacey abrams? >> i think it's voters are tired of stacey abrams is the biggest problem here, harris. in 2018 she ran a good campaign. new to most voters. they had not really gotten a flavor of who stacey abrams is. her message resonated and she had energy and caught lightning in a bottle and came close to winning. what happened afterwards. she spent three years complaining about fact she did win but won't concede and spent a lot of time raising money going all over the country and lately in the last year you had her talk about i want to be president and things like that. i think that is disconnected her with the voters. the democrat voters who supported her in 201 and independence thought she may be a fresh voice. they've seen the liberal parlance in her turning people away and look at brian kemp

successful economically now and that's what she is facing. >> harris: she is going against the headwind of actual progress and success. difficult for anybody who runs against an incumbent. there is a little bit of the al gore effect going on with her as well. why didn't she meet the plane with the president? his low poll numbers wouldn't help but at this point if there were any bully pulpit the white house could throw behind her maybe they would do it. she shunned him. >> we're still two months away from the election & kemp is leading in many of the polls. many of them show still within the margin of error. i think doug is right that stacey abrams has become the key figure in georgia. she is the most vilified by republicans. she is who led that successful campaign for senator warnock, biden winning in 2020. so she set is ground work. i think there is a level of

sexism. she would be the first black woman elected to the governor's mansion in the united states and only the third black woman in the united states. >> harris: the ism me crowd is wearing me down as a black woman. it's sexism and racism. why can't it be get the job doneism. that isn't really a word. >> there are manyisms and stigmas and we talked about this before. >> david, look, you have a candidate who has wore out their welcome. her ideas aren't resonating. she has spent a lot of time out of state. she came back in last year and amplified the georgia voting law. she lost her connection to the state of georgia and not catching lightning in a bottle like she did a few years ago. she is a national figure and georgia democrats are looking for someone to lead them.

everybody talks about abrams being a leader. warnock is now the democratic leader in the state of georgia, not abrams. also that margin of error, that's pulling away. brian kemp is pulling away and stacey abrams. they is not connecting. they see her using georgia as a stepping stone not wanting to be governor. >> harris: confusion of messaging. remember the mask thing where she goes to the elementary school and gets pictured and the only one not in a mask like she is a queen. it starts to get complicated if you can't get on message like i'm here for you, georgia. >> she has a great chance. a big difference between herschel walker and brian kemp. kemp the best thing he did is beat the trump-backed republican primary opponent and bodying well for kemp. there is two months left and stacey abrams has a good chance.

i think she will do it. >> harris: we'll move to this. in a gushing gq magazine feature congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, it's predicted -- unlikely she would ever be elected president. saying quote my experience here has given me a front row seat to see how deeply and unconsciously, as well as consciously, so many people in the country hate women. and they hate women of color. boy, we are right back at that point, doug, coming to you first this time. >> my question is, she has a front row seat to watch everything she has accomplished nothing. there is not a legislative agenda. she comments on everything and does great tiktok and twitter but what did she accomplish. she changed narratives and talked about that. americans are looking for people of substance on both parties but david and i both can agree on this.

we are are looking for people who understand the issues and ar particular late the issues and get them done. aoc is a media star who happens to be a member of congress. >> harris: last word. >> yeah, i think we can all agree there is sexism alive and well. racism is alive and well and we have to beat it back. we can't blame all the issues on that and it is about substance. the president has to deliver and run on key issues. that will be key in any presidential election. >> harris: wow, or we could call her a congresswoman for now. that's the only seat she has risen to and waiting for the receipts on what she has accomplished and they don't everything to do with your skin color and air color. just get the job done. we have a fox news alert now as we continue to cover the breaking news out of the u.k. queen elizabeth ii under

medical supervision as balmoral castle in scotland. her doctors have flagged concern for her health. members of the royal family have rushed to be by her side. just this hour landing at the airport in aberdeen is her grandson, william. we do understand that live picture is now not part of what we can show you because that part of the story has moved on which means he is moving toward the gates that you see now if he is not already inside them. as soon as we can confirm prince william's arrival with the queen, we'll certainly do that. also prince harry, meghan markle, his wife are said to be en route. that could have already happened, too. they were already in europe. as these things come together and become more firm, of course, we'll let you know the details. you heard earlier senator ron johnson from wisconsin talking about the queen's presence and impact around the world. let's go deeper now. nile gardiner served as a foreign policy advisor to

former prime minister margaret thatcher. he was also the director of the thatcher center for freedom at the heritage foundation and he is doing that now and brings us good detail on the impact of the queen. we welcome you. >> thank you very much, harris. >> harris: so what would you say is probably the longest-standing maybe determined move that the queen has made historically? what is a highlight to you? >> well, the queen really stands for, i think, service, sacrifice, dedication to her country. she has been the monarch for over 70 years. significantly longer than queen victoria and she has presided over no less than 15 prime ministers. she just gave her assent early this week to the new government being formed by liz truss as the new british prime minister and also a big farewell to boris johnson who stepped down

as prime minister. she has been an incredible inspiration to the british people on so many fronts even going back to the days of world war ii before she was a queen when she was actively helping the war effort behind the scenes. she has this tremendous sense of service that has gone back now for 96 years old is how old the queen is. and she is not only inspirational to britain but the entire free world and large numbers of americans and remains a hugely popular figure among the american people as opinion polls have shown and she has, i think, engaged with no less than i think about 14 u.s. presidents during her time on the throne, which is incredible record. she embodies in many ways the spirit and heart of the anglo american special relationship. >> harris: how would you describe, perhaps, any sort of -- impact is kind of an overused term today because it

is about influence, right? what has been her influence maybe even on american presidents? sometimes it can be a friendship, sometimes it can be advice, that sort of thing. >> i think that for the british people she has been a tremendous uniting force over the course of many decades over the course of many different -- and helped lead the british people through tremendous times of challenge actually. and so even today, of course, with great britain facing immense economic crisis and energy crisis many people look to the queen for inspiration. in terms of the united states, she has been at the side of multiple u.s. presidents. sometimes through times of crisis for the american people as well, actually. with good reason tens of millions of americans look up to the queen.

she has always been there throughout the course of modern u.s. history, actually, through multiple presidents and the time of margaret thatcher when she was the prime minister, through the course of three terms of office, ronald reagan was constantly at her side and so the queen met with president reagan on multiple occasions. i know ronald reagan dearly loved the queen as did margaret thatcher. the relationship between ronald reagan and margaret thatcher was strengthened through the leadership of the queen. a constant presence through the modern era of the anglo american special relationship and it is important and does matter. >> harris: i can tell you, it was a very loud announcement today, not literally but figuratively around the world, that doctors were so concerned about her. she is 96. said to have looked frail at her last event. we knew she had taken some

things off her calendar and had been not sequestered but not as much in the public aisle in the last few months. always great to get your experience and voice on the program. thank you. >> my pleasure. thank you very much. >> harris: the white house is still defending president biden's anti-maga speech. the irony is thick. hillary clinton issues a warning about the president's language. she called them deplorables, now he calls them trumpese, what's the difference? president biden speaking across the country ahead of the mid-term elections but not so much when it comes to journalists. 200 days it has been since the last time he sat down with one of us. tammy bruce next. lily! welcome to our third bark-ery. oh, i can tell business is going through the “woof”.

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. >> when you go back to the speech people have talked about if it was divisive. it wasn't divisive. the way we saw this speech is that he was talking to majority of the country who -- who agree that we have to protect our democracy. who agree that we have to

protect our freedom. who agree that we have to protect our rights. >> harris: she is on defense there for the white house over the president's anti-maga speech that he gave about a week ago. and the irony is rich on this one, right? sometimes that word is overused but i think this is ironic. hillary clinton raising the alarm over joe biden's rhetoric. hillary clinton. >> fascism is a very big word, i know that. so is socialism. the republicans call every democrats who want people to have healthcare a socialist. we need to be careful with our language. >> harris: push the flashback button, would you please? watch this. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. you name it. >> harris: tammy bruce, fox

news contributor and host of get tammy bruce on fax nation joining me now. it was so toxic and explosive at the times. have democrats learned nothing as yet another person atop their party goes on with the name calling. >> they learned how to do it. this is the standard now. that was what was so shocking was that she said that in multiple speeches. some people thought it was off the cuff and that maybe a glass of chardonny was involved. not the case. it was said in many different includes including an event in israel in a foreign country. what this does, of course, she set the tone. that campaign, those democrats said let's now condemn americans. it is one thing to argue about policy and to try to bring people over. that's what you are supposed to be doing. their dynamic is let's condemn these people. let's remove them. let's isolate them and call them names. let's make neighbors suspicious

of neighbors. co-workers suspicious of co-workers, friend of friend. then they have -- she dares to say biden has to be careful. she set the tone. she wrote the play. of course, we see the negative reaction. this is what they want. she is pretending but that's what the democrats do. >> harris: maybe she is upset because he stole her mojo. >> maybe she is thinking she was too light handed and kind for these horrible deflorable fascist americans. but, of course, we know -- this is partly they believe and her problem in the campaign. she took for granted the democrat base. she didn't go to wisconsin because they are fine. >> harris: so does he. >> they take for granted their own base. they are contemptuous of them. the other americans we disagree. we love our families and are patriots. it's about the future. we've created the best country in the world and yet it is

because they don't know how to get power because they can't convince us. socialism is what bernie sanders, the word he uses, the word the squad uses. socialist. this is not a two-sided dynamic. it is shameful. americans see it as shameful, i believe. and we have a chance to be heard in november. >> harris: that is so interesting. not a two-sided dynamic. everybody is on the same side. thou does t protest too much. a "wall street journal" opinion piece said take joe biden's speech seriously. >> this is not new. we've seen this historically. it's almost the nature of people on the left but this is what you do. it is very much like a battered relationship in a way. you have whether or if it's a spouse or a boss or someone else who is saying to you well, you know, what you feel and

think doesn't matter. it is our point of view only. the less you become a human being, the less you become relevant the more you can be pushed aside. yes, take it very seriously and look, power is what comes from big government. the left wants big government because they know they can't convince you of anything and they have contempt for you and don't believe what you think. they don't think what you think is even legitimate or matters. >> harris: or matters, you said it. it is the mattering. because they want to preach to us about who matters and what matters. real quickly because you brought up the fact that where we are right now is about control. so what does that get the democrats? when you look at his numbers, they are still not bursting even with all his legislative wins. >> i think this is really about. always been about control. when you have control, also control of the media, it gives you options to spend.

it gives you options more control as we see with disinformation boards, i.r.s., f.b.i., d.o.j. every entity begins to act politically. suddenly the government is your campaign mechanism. >> harris: that's wild. it's always great to see you. >> thank you, ma'am. welcome back. >> harris: it was a good break with my girls and hubby. thank you for watching. "outnumbered" is next. for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ (vo) verizon small business days are back. and there's never been a better time to switch! with limited-time offers.

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