♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: fox news alert we are closely monitoring the situation with queen elizabeth the second. she is under supervision at the four mall castle and her family is gathering by her side at this hour. hello, this is "outnumbered" and i'm kayleigh mcenany with my host harris faulkner, emily compagno, also joining us martha maccallum and joe concha. right now her son and heir to the throne prince charles and

all his siblings were at the balmoral castle. prince here is on the way and according to sources, megan is not joining him. other royal family members are there as well and just yesterday the queen canceled a virtual meeting because doctors advised her to rest. the palace at this, upon further evaluation the doctors are concerned for the majesties health and recommended she remain under medical supervision here are the queen remains comfortable and at balmoral castle. the queen's 96 years old, the longest-serving monarch having celebrated platinum jubilee three months ago. but the last couple of years have been difficult for the queen. she lost the president prince f prince philip in 2021 d her son prince andrew and grandson and most recently recovered with a belt of covid. martha, you have followed this

family and the platinum jubilee but i think it is very difficult to overstate the importance of queen elizabeth in world history. going back to world war ii, 25 years old there about that time frame and trust her long sustaining reign to be second longest reigning monarch in world history. >> thanks, kayleigh, at it's great to be here. obviously, if this is big news. it is significant the pilots put out this statement. generally they keep everything close to the vest and putting out that she is at home and her doctors are concerned and that she is resting comfortably, all of that indicates that they are keeping her comfortable and that she is in a difficult situation. she is not at the hospital, for example, she is at home in the family is coming to her there. they do not release information on her condition on a routine basis. they more likely say things

along the lines, she will not be able to attend this or that which we have seen over the last couple of months." this is clearly significance but we have to be careful about not getting ahead of ourselves in any of this because this condition could be the status for little while. we just don't know. we do know they are at her side, her immediate family. the plane landed a short time ago and prince william was on that plane. before that they brought in members from the main resident. she is always at balmoral castle in the summertime and leaves mid-october. this is where she was expected to be one of her absolute places to be and she loves to ride and take the car out on the grounds there. so what is a big moment, it really is, and it is reflective of the history, because you were saying she has witnessed since world war ii until today. speed to 1952, she takes the

throne, harris meets with 15 prime minister and has that weekly meeting with the prime minister and spent 13 of the last 14 presidents. the one that stands out in my mind just so significant to her place in history is when she is descending the plane staircase for the first time. her father has passed away. she is landing in kenya. at the bottom of the stair is that winston churchill, the prime minister who would be there. of the film people in the world scoured the globe could not have found anyone so suited for the part. >> harris: how about that. her dad's death was sudden but she prepared for this her whole life or her family prepared her is probably the best way to say it. it is a constant reminder of the duty began immediately, and it does not cease. there are no moment you take off from being the queen, including the first woman. so, she really was made for this moment and passion for this

moment and honed for this moment. she has had so much of that throughout her life where people may have underestimated her. and certainly, in 1952 with everything that was going on, there were a lot of reasons to underestimate somebody so young. they didn't know what she was made of yet. we have seen her through tried and true times, impact, i had on nile gardiner who was with principle for margaret thatcher. he talked about the queen's relationship with former president reagan and how she leaned on him at times to shore up the relationship between the queen that she was having with margaret thatcher. also a very strong woman in the leadership, i can only imagine. president reagan, former president reagan was sort of able to nurture that relationship by example and through what relationship. she has been there through 14 presidents, 15 prime minister's, but most recently through a couple of other strong women in the household.

kate middleton and meghan meghan markle. there have been reports first day of school in the u.k. so kate staying back today. meghan markle, we are not told why she wouldn't be there. my imagine tells me, martha, let's get down the drama. whatever the reasons are the closest knit family members right there with the queen. mi hope for them would be that these are while they may seem like hospice moments because the doctors have you gather, that they are quality moments, too, that she is able to be medically aided right now and they can have those conversations. they are so rich as human beings for us to experience. >> kayleigh: they are. emily go ahead. >> emily: just one quick thought because i was reading about the passing of the queen mother. and health when she was dying, she had opportunities to speak with friends on the phone. to give away favorite courses to

different people. you are so right, harris how long this. period goes on for the queen that she will have that opportunity. i think she is the type of person who has been and plan for so many things in her life, she has planned for this moment as well in a very methodical way given the importance of what it all means. >> kayleigh: you think of the importance of what she stood for. emily, you can feel political division here, that is clear. what this woman was doing was uniting above politics. the country. and during her tenure conservative prime minister's and the fifth month that comes in as the labour party. and people were a suspect. how long mike where they going to get along? this was a different prime minister appear they got along famously because she knew there was something so much bigger with the country of great britain that she clearly loved. >> i think sounding glib and i don't mean to end this moment but i know i have to show the

crown to think really beautifully illustrating that human quality of hers and harris, you make a great point. she symbolizes duty so beautifully, but in this human, graceful way of what you were describing with katie to meet indicates she put country above all else. people above all else. she was able to bridge the division or perceived tension between the royal family and parliament there. they really did seek to unify with that common goal of service and serving the people above all else. i wonder, too, and shed some light on this when you brought up the new women of the family. oftentimes in families, especially complicated ones, when a matriarch sort of passes when there is a passing of the baton, sometimes tensions put at bay were put to rest for many years suddenly surface. and i wonder if we've heard

reports that prince charles has extended an invitation to harry to stay with him and that he declined and reports are to his disappointment and sadness. i wonder if and when the queen passes if that means the tensions we already know exist. we know there is tension if that will bubble over and become worse. >> kayleigh: you are looking at a live shot of balmoral and a number of cars coming in as we are speaking. joe, she was also a woman who was meant for this moment. it was unlikely the passing of her own. she was the first daughter of the second son of george the fifth and only because it advocated that she got this opportunity. you cannot imagine someone for the last 70 years were made for this moment. >> joe: indeed and when you read biographies on her it is amazing. she paid for her wedding dress with world war ii russians. she volunteered to be a truck driver in world war ii and ended up being the first member of the

royal family to serve in the british military. it is not like she came from a very rich place and ascended to the throne. this is someone who cared about her country, clearly and from a perspective, she spoke on the radio for the first time speaking to the country on the dbc at the age of 14. trust me, slightly old it 14, that is a scary thing to do but she had so much bravery. my fear is that emily brought her up before and martha, martha maccallum thank you for being here because this is the bullpen and if anybody knows the queen and royalty, it is martha maccallum. i hope if she passes and hopefully this is just a moment they take precautions we have her for a longer time, but if she does pass, what i'm afraid of is the media perspective all of the attention goes to meghan markle and all goes to the gossip and the controversy of celebrating this queens life and what it was. >> harris: i don't think it is that.

i don't think she's that important. >> joe: id think she is to the press. >> harris: let it guide to the feed. but setting a world stage and trying to come out of a pandemic when dealing with wars and our part in all of it. we are not sure what the current president's doctrine in foreign policy. they can be in a subsidized by meghan. but this issues is not what she is suited to solve. >> kayleigh: martha, closing thoughts question asked before i think i agree meghan is inconsequential. we saw that at the jubilee when you saw charles, camilla, caitlin and george and the entire table with that experience. and the symbol was we have three generations all set and ready to go. they will have to do a lot of work to hang onto these realms which may slip away when this happens which is worth talking about but i know we will have a break, right? >> kayleigh: prayers for the

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♪ ♪ >> harris: oh, this is interesting. washington, d.c., mayor bowser declared a public health emergency in response to thousands of illegal immigrants sent to her city by bus from arizona and texas. you know texas governor greg abbott has been... well, pretty set on doing that. now, she is feeling it. she can't get money from the federal government to help her out. mayor bowser that a government office is tasked with supporting new arrivals who seek asylum in

coordinating a local response. she will allocate $10 million to establishment to support the new office and says she will seek reimbursement for part of that funding through fema. joe concha, your thoughts on this. >> joe: wow, texas town in arizona towns have resources out of chicago. so migrants everyday. public health emergency? and with the public emergency is the fentanyl coming over the border on the daily basis. 300 people a day or dying out of opioid overdoses in this country driven by fentanyl. i believe it was on your program, martha, you interviewed a mom and compared to let's say the aviation industry had to absorb a airplane crashing everyday. 300 people dying every day. the aviation industry would be shut down. yet, you never hear the president talking about this for that problem and here we have muriel bowser putting on a big show when she clearly can handle this compare to texas.

>> harris: a public health emergency like the crime in the cities, look at chicago. that would be the equivalent of several planes going down and they are in a month's time and people aboard dying. just to further that metaphor that martha's guest on the show. but that doesn't seem to matter, emily. that doesn't turn the head of the white house. muriel bowser thought she could do it when asked recently for federal funding. they said, "no you got to figure this out on yourself." and that paperwork to the d.c. mayor. >> emily: sheet amended the specificity and they still denied her request for national guard troops. and you know, i recognize that d.c. has less resources or alternate resources then states do, but certainly washington, d.c., has more than these tiny towns. >> harris: like eagle pass? >> emily: certainly that are suffering in droves and the influx of just sheer humans. what strikes me as well is her answer by declaring the state of

emergency and requesting $10 million to open up the office of migrant affairs. the answer is more government. we need immediate response. we need to turn off the hemorrhage at the border. we don't need to create jobs and position descriptions and hiring and everything else that goes along with the bureaucratic blow to government. it is ironic to me the mayor of the government seat, of course, more government resource and a bigger government to handle this when really what we need a strong leadership in the white house and policy that will stymie this influx over the border and certainly acknowledgment would be the first step. >> harris: you know what is interesting about the outsourcing of the responsibilities that you just outlined, martha, it takes her out of the politics at the moment. she doesn't have to invest in politics. she can sit back and say this is the federal government's problem or responsibility. you know she will seek reimbursement for $10 million taxpayer dollars from her own state and her own district. what are your thoughts question

marks before my thoughts are there is so much hypocrisy here. these are sanctuary cities. these are places that say our doors are open and you can come here and now, they are crying uncle that this is a burden for them? i really -- i'm so confused when i see people coming here on buses and they get off and you have new york officials shaking their hands. and then on the other side, you have the mayor ranting and raving. lori lightfoot ranting and raving and calling governor abbott names because he seeking to do something really that is no different than what's been going on a long while. we have these planes landing upstate new york for months and months and months. so this is -- he is sort of called them on it. most of these individuals are saying this is where they want to go. they signed papers, go to new york and then they get off that way because they want to go somewhere else.

that hypocrisy so incredibly rich here. are you or are you not a sanctuary city? if you are a sanctuary city, you open your arms and put people in hotel and agree to things that you have to figure it out ariel bowser, eric adams and everyone else. >> harris: lori lightfoot. you know what is really interesting when you talk about hypocrisy. it is the hypocrisy how they are supposed to be more caring than the republicans. hasn't that been the thing? the republicans don't care but we care more. apparently democrats are caring most when they get a reimbursement check. >> kayleigh: i'm tired of that talking point about carrying. you don't care when you've had the largest mass smuggling operation on watch of biden 53 and died in a tractor-trailer. and last week the largest mass drowning ever on our southern border. ms. 13 who perished and may be higher at this point because 53 migrants swept away.

i'm tired, you don't care or vice president because you would be at the border talking to these families trying to stymie the flow in spirit to martha's point, great point, easy to be a sanctuary city. we are talking about 1,000 they are about illegal migrants arrived in new york in about 1,000 in d.c. and maybe a little under or above, but what about the hundreds of thousands that have arrived in texas and california and these border areas? if you can't handle a thousand, you are not a sanctuary city but a city that can't keep up with the life of texas who actually taken these immigrants. >> harris: these people are dangerous the cynicism and the crime in this city and others that are complaining about the sanctuary status. you know, martha you hit the nail on the head. why are they allowed to declare that anymore? >> martha: it is up to them as a state. and the cities, san francisco did the same thing. >> harris: to they get any

perks for doing that question marks before it is basically pointing the finger at conservatives and say you are ud unwelcoming and we understand the united states is a melting pot that has welcomed migrants in everybody's family came from migrants to this country. but bottom line is you have to take responsibility for having a real border. there has to be a system, a way for people to enter the country legally. no one is saying that people shouldn't come to america. my ancestors came from other places, but the fact of the matter is the way this is happening is enormously dangerous. and these people, you are so right, elite. if if you feel so compassionate and that is your ultimate goal, you should be down there mourning the death of 53 people in a truck and 13 in a river. saying we care about you and your families. let's fix this problem. >> harris: it makes you wonder where their heart really is. we are closely monitoring that situation with queen elizabeth ii. she is under medical supervision

at balmoral castle. family members, the medical imme family has rushed to her side even with a grandsons with her now. prince william, we know arrived a short time ago. we are watching and we will report to u.s. we learn more. also, why mark cuban says a different elizabeth, senator warren is everything that is wrong with american politics. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> emily: mark kimmitt slams elizabeth warren over her billionaire tax rate proposal. and for demonizing the rich and calls her everything that is wrong with politics, watch. >> i don't mind being taxed and i rode a block sings the most

patriotic thing you can do after service is pay your taxes. that is what allows everybody to prosper and live. but the idea of so rich, billionaire tears and sell that cup, screw you elizabeth warren. you were everything wrong with politics. >> emily: joe, he is referring to obviously her hyperbole, hyper lies asian and ocean to dump everything and the blame on the rich because he is saying au just heard, this is just as important as military service ay my taxes and grateful to do so but a different point, by the w, texans are squandered by the government and it's not about responsibility. i am here and showing up but don't demonize me for being successful. >> joe: precisely. here's the thing, mark cuban this is not somebody on the right attacking somebody on the left was a prominent democratic senator. mark cuban is uber ultra maga

crowd. this has a guy a american success story. he knows how taxes work. elizabeth warren what has she ever done in her life except understanding how the process works in terms of business quite mark that's right she worked at harvard and $430,000 according to the associated press as harvard law professor from 2010-2011. do you remember when she was confronted by a man as far student loan forgiveness and wait a minute i save my whole life to semi daughter to college but is she going to refund? of course not. she advocates people getting forgiveness on loans they may not pay back but then people who save shouldn't get money back at all. that is a hard tax policy and doesn't make sense to me. >> emily: the hallmark of the democrat party the failure to appreciate basic economics. a montage of democrat individual that are demonizing the wealthy. >> we will even up the score and tax the hell out of the wealthy.

>> literally become a religion i need more, more, more. >> 40 years where the corporations have bought the government and those 40 years have meant a 40 year attack on the rights of working people and specifically and organize labor. speak with the super well he finally to pay what they owe. >> kayleigh: this is the ammo of the democratic party, socialism. at least with elizabeth warren you know where she stands, she is a socialist and she's not a shifter like mark cuban who is indeed a shifter. 2008. probably the best thing to happen to politics in a long, long time. i don't care what his actual positions are. who says that? i love this guy but i don't care what he stands forth. then it said, i don't know if i will vote for him and then he's for biden and he says both sides scare me. i don't know what mark cuban stands for and he is a businessman and a smart one at that. at least we know

elizabeth warren rejects him wholeheartedly. >> emily: that is interesting. >> martha: well, the government takes more money every single year than the year before. so, we have tax revenues that are historic, right? it is not a question of the government having money. you touched on the most important part of this discussion, which is how they spend it, right? if you cannot become fiscal responsibility means that people don't discuss very much anymore but as a taxpayer, i'm proud to pay my taxes. however, i want to see the money spent in a responsible manner. look at all the covid money never allocated and the schools that have air conditioning are staying closed after $190 billion to reopen? that is my biggest beef. if you can legitimately present reason why more taxes are needed, great, let's hear it. but let's be a little bit more responsible with money that you already got and prove you know how to spend it.

>> emily: harris, we talked about in these time in the democrat cities, it is hard to want to pay your taxes when the government is not holding up their end of the bargain. to your point, gladly pay our taxes if gladly see a return on the investment. it is difficult to see your neighbors robbed, shop, murdered in midtown and community centers are absolutely gutted and you have the democratic led officials saying, oh, a certain type of people to pay their fair share meaning cover up the debt they have been fiscally irresponsible with. >> harris: so, i go back to an interview with kansas city mayor. it has been over a year now. he didn't like the word that i used defund the police. i wanted to know what happened to the cash. and i think that is a question we should all be asking. you talk about fiscal responsibility with our tax dollars. that specific issue is one we ought to have a redline, bottom-line piece of paper that says for every municipality that chose to do that, word of that money actually go? could they have spent out on

testing for covid? i just know i haven't found a mayor to show me a straight answer where the money went. as far as elizabeth warren, isn't this stuff flicks that most democrats are doing now? biden is trying to have loan forgiveness. they just want to buy votes, that is it, by vaux. i don't know if the particular demographic they are hoping to buy them from is one that hurries to the polls under the age of 25. they are using our tax money to try to do that. >> emily: that is right. coming up, alexandria ocasio cortez morning again. this time, she claims the reason she doubts she would ever be president is because americans hate women. really? are you sure that is the reason? there are a few more that you may want to consider. that is next on "outnumbered." ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: we are monitoring the situation with queen elizabeth ii. she is now under medical supervision at balmoral castle. the queen's doctors say they are concerned for your majesty's health and the palace to provide further details about the queens condition. but there were worried signs it might be serious. and her immediate family is gathering fiber site at this hour as we speak. we will keep you updated. so that "gq" cover story we mentioned yesterday and congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez just another piece of the progressive democrat as she complains and the magazine seems to elevate her. she is front and center for the magazine's october issue and making bold claims in her profile. she said this when asked about potential of a white house bid and her future, "my experience

here has given me a front row seat how deeply and unconsciously as well as consciously so many people in this country hate women. and they hate women of color. misogyny transcends political ideology, left, right, center i admit to some friends leaving a country that would never let that happen." trump mxp 21 i don't believe that i live left, right, center. >> harris: how much time, i know we don't seek her very often but she must have access to the first vice president, wright, who is also a woman. i'm curious when you hear people like aoc on the so-called squad talk about representation being the thing that is going to change the journey for all of us, i argue it is coupled with merit. okay, let's pretend it's numbers and there is a magic percentage that aoc is waiting for. then why isn't any of our

progress in this country as people of color considered to be a part of a positive movement journey? why isn't that happening? because it is. stacey abrams is getting the vocal capability that she has. she is also complaining about sexism. i don't understand. >> kayleigh: i don't either. joe, i didn't understand this line. right after the misogyny portion, people asked me about questions about the future and realistically i can't tell you if i will be a life in september. that weighs very heavily on me. i don't know where she think she is going. >> joe: greg gutfeld pointed out, it is september. >> kayleigh: good point. >> harris: she doesn't know a calendar either. >> joe: you know how many legislative congress could come at the same number you get when you multiply something 50. it is literally zero. look, probably the most noteworthy thing she has ever accomplished if you want to call it that. 50,000 jobs at her district in

queens when amazon wanted to go there. the same person who wants to argue unemployment is low because people have two jobs. that is not the way unemployment works. all icing and no taken all sizzle and no steak. she continues to get profiles like this and "gq" more than anybody on capitol hill and it's like she confessed to capitol hill. every day except -- >> harris: i'm really hungry now. speak to me too and another green prints briefly, emily, grievance with the separation of power and the constitution becae she believes one of the impedims president would be the senate and supreme court, which is not competitive but but the way the system works. >> emily: this is a 32-year-old who is arguing that. arguing with us and lecturing us ideologues on the state of the country in the future. she said in that article, america would never allow a female to be elected, she said, because they hate women. and i just think it reeks of her

naive mess. i don't want to be lectured by 8:30 2-year-old what she thinks will and won't happen. to your point why isn't she celebrating and throughout the article. her colleagues across the aisle. if she's that much of a champion of women's rights and women's position, you would think she would be generous and humble enough to celebrate everyone's elevated position rather than complaining about the lack of. >> harris: against the vice president. why is that she celebrating and recognizing that? because it is not her. it is not aoc. >> kayleigh: martha come another point to the story everyone treated me a one term of congress. a very concerted effort from the democrat side to unseat her which is peculiar to me. she has one a kind of the glowing bright young spots. before you know how many members of congress people have never heard of? and she's on the cover of "gq," right? she has tremendous attention, tremendous opportunity. your point is exactly right.

my a florist, winston's ears this has nothing to do with women and women of color but whe you are on whether or not -- because she is saying her party alienates women and maybe that is what she is saying and nancy pelosi as a speaker of the house, kamala harris the vice president. i think it might have to do with her policies and why she doesn't always get a great reception on some things. grow up! grow up! you're a member of congress and you are on the cover of "gq" and you have a great platform. passing legislation. good luck. >> kayleigh: according to the host of "the view" if you don't like the cast. the panel weighs in next. ♪ ♪

>> we, of course monitoring the queens condition at balmoral after medical condition at this hour. immediate family gathering by her side. we will have the latest on her condition and any updates at the top of the hour. plus, econ crisis are plunging as mortgage costs skyrocket.

the average american family and the political impact on the midterm elections. senator john cornyn is here on the battle for the senate. the republicans, the case who are making the two months to go. come join john roberts and me live top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >> emily: new images of balmoral from prince andrew, prince william, prince edward and prince edward's wife sophia riding in cars at balmoral castle. all the queens children are there plus her grandson and two daughter-in-law's. we are closely watching the situation with queen elizabeth. at the second, she is under medical supervision at balmoral castle. the queens doctors are concerned for her majesty's health. the palace has declined to provide further details about the queens condition, but they are worried it might be serious. we will bring you breaking developments as it happens. the ladies of "the view": people who don't like the new shows

ring of power and house of the dragon racist. some pans on social media have chris dimmick criticized the show of being woke and raised concerns about casting choices. if you have a negative opinion and somehow the host of the view had this to say about who you are. you tell me black people can't be fake people too? [applause] are you telling me -- >> like, i don't know if there is a hobbit, you know, club. i don't know if they are dimmick there are going to be protest, but people, what is wrong with ? you all have problems because a black hobbit, get a job! >> what i think is fascinating is dragons are okay, fire-breathing dragons and people with white hair that are born like that when they are little with violent eyes. but the black people in it is a bridge too far.

>> racist. >> emily: oh, joe, that same talking point. >> joe: is the show good? that is all i care about. is the movie good question mike that's all i care about. can you imagine the show around when the greatest comedy and intelligent history seinfeld, oh, no all white cast and don't get me started on "friends, six straight white people? and there is no representation of african americans or hispanics or anybody el else, anybody from the community. that is the thing. we base everything on race. and we look through the prism. i just care for sure was good. >> emily: martha, the argument is for talking fans and the dragon, house of dragons, they are very, very like every single deep filmic detail has to be like the original pier the point is when these fans raised questions about authenticity or the likeness that some of them

did that they were reduced by the hosts of being called racist rather than authentic question. >> that is why i was laughing because people who are super into "lord of the rings" and j.r.r. tolkien, they are fanatic about it. about every single detail. now, i haven't watch the shows and i don't know if they were well done, but that may be there issue. maybe they are not thinking that this version of this as well done. but i think everybody appreciates something that is good, and they don't really care what race the people that are playing the roles are. what we care about as good acting, good producing and a production that holds your attention. again, we need to digress. >> emily: i am a massive talking band. >> harris: you are one of those fans. have you seen the show questioning >> emily: not yet. don't give me a spoiler. i would hope if i have a question it would be from a cinematic point of view and i wouldn't be charged as races for

offering questions. >> harris: there was something to what martha is saying so. there is a difference between being a fan and somebody who is really, really dedicated to a certain genre or type of character. so, they will pick apart things that the rest of us wouldn't pick apart. i think shanda land, the production company proved all of that to be maybe just a bridge too far in terms of the material, right? as long as the material is great, you can mix it up. everybody played everybody. so she really pushed the envelope. she really built new sections of the bridge to cross or whatever. but there might be people out there who would watch and say, "that is not to the letter of the law." and people are more fanatical about that genre of the film. i would make a whole show about it. [overlapping voices] >> harris: that is never a good example. >> martha: an absolutely

compelling production that everybody across the country. it is irrelevant. it is the quality of the production that you care about. >> joe: i have to say my wife watches way too much. boy, you really like that show. >> harris: it was good. >> emily: how people felt because the point is you can't offer authentic opinion because the knee-jerk is you are racist rather than having an open conversation. >> kayleigh: it is ridiculous to call these people racist. i don't care who plays who. i don't care about any of that, but i do care if you shove a leftist agenda in my face. a low bridge or ten and i thought it was great. desi arnaz by javier but just don't indoctrinate me. >> emily: we are back in a minute. balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪

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type of jam, isn't it? i like that. last but not least, should you follow your gut, your instinct. according to a new book, probably not. argues our gut is usually wrong because intuition is false impressions or dubious conventional wisdom. >> i'm a big gut person. your gut tells you if something is not right, sometimes it's a better gauge what is not right than what is right. but i always stand by it. >> emily. >> i feel the article is a fallacy, b the examples were like if you start a new business don't go with the gut. of course you use data analysis, but to your point i think my gut has served me well, especially on the streets of new york city in the moments where it really matters if you feel off, if you don't feel safe or something like that, trust your gut. >> my gut is getting bigger by

the day. if i didn't trust it, i would have never shot an soko lime shot to my wife -- i would not be sitting on the couch with you fine people to get back into television. >> we just got lucky. >> it tells me to order something on the menu. go with the gut. >> and now you have a baby helping out. >> sandra: thoughts and prayers from around the world pouring in for britain's longest reigning monarch. queen elizabeth ii under medical supervision. doctors saying they are concerned for her majesty's health, and we are watching all of it and praying for the queen. hello, well come, i'm sandra smith in new york. john, hello. >> john: john roberts in washington. comes one day after the 96-year-old monarch canc