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>> let us pray. god of all grace, we thank you that you sent your son, jesus christ, to break the power of death and to bring life and

immortality to light through the gospel. he shared our life and took himself our death and opened the kingdom of heaven to all who trust in him. look not on us, but look on us as found in him and bring us safely through judgment to the joy and peace of your presence. >> most gracious god, with all our hearts we thank you for the long life, the shining example, the steadfast commitment to duty, the strong faith, and the good humor of our wise and great queen. we thank you for the deep love she has inspired from all her subjects, for the many ways in which she met and welcomed

people from all walks of life. for the diplomacy with which she resolved conflict and for the stability she brought to the commonwealth. >> for the life and example of our queen, with all of our hearts we give you thanks. for the king and the role he now assumes, grant him wisdom, o god. god of mercy, we pray your comfort to all members of the royal family in their time of grief and loss. enfold them in your love, we pray you, uphold them in their sorrow and grant that they may be confident of your mercy and the promises made to us in jesus christ, our lord. lord, in your mercy. >> hear our prayer.

>> look with compassion, we pray you upon the king as he assumes the office to which you have called him. endow him with that spirit with which you blessed and guided the queen these many years, that he may walk in the joy of your strength and be affirmed by the love of his people throughout this kingdom. lord in your mercy. >> hear our prayer. >> we pray for all in our nation that we may live according to the standards set by our beloved queen. that we may continually uphold in prayer our king as he seeks discernment and wisdom for his calling and that together we may seek justice and prosperity for all people in this land.

lord, in your mercy, hear our prayer. >> we pray -- we pray for wisdom to become worthy stewards of your good gifts. give to us a constant concern for the earth and all its creatures. a spirit of understanding in our dealings with others, and keep the nations of our commonwealth united, united in bonds of cooperation and friendship. lord in your mercy, hear our prayer. >> almighty and everlasting god, from whose love nothing can separate us, we commend to your kindness one another here and all people engulfed in sorrow of any kind. we pray for the peace of the world and for just dealings between the nations.

we pray for the hungry and the poor, for those displaced by conflict, for all who suffer hardship and do not enjoy the benefits which we have known in our day and generation. we pray together as our savior taught us, our father, which art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive them that trespass against us. and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil, for thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory forever and ever, amen.

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>> now go out into the world and be of good courage. render no one evil for evil, but hold fast to the good.

honor all of god's children, love and serve the lord in the power of the spirit. and the grace of our lord jesus christ, the love of god, and the fellowship of the holy spirit be with you and all whom you love this day, this night, and even forevermore. ♪♪ ♪ amen ♪ ♪♪

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>> harris: we have just seen wrap up the service of thanksgiving for queen elizabeth ii and her passing. the queen loved scotland and it's only natural, understandable and for protocol this part of her journey home would begin in edinburgh, scotland. there is a palace, the holyroodhouse that is the official residence of the royal family when they're there. that's where we're told the king will return along with the queen consort camilla and he has an audience with several people today. there is always business. there will be some condolences that are actually on the scheduled along the way as well. the scottish first minister will have an audience with the presiding officer of the scottish parliament. alison johnstone and king and queen consort will arrive at scottish parliament and receive

the official motion of con doleance. we've seen a beautiful ceremony here. the end there with all of the prayers was especially just really faith lifting because it goes beyond the passing of the queen. it speaks to the future not just of this country but to people suffering around the world. and so they lifted up prayers and they called out the things that people might be struggling with by name. poverty and so on. it was really quite beautiful there at the end to kind of cap things off, which is from everything we've read and all those who knew her and talked about the way that she chose to lead with grace and guidance, that's what she might have wanted. of course, we know that this part of the operation, london bridge, was planned so many years ago and she would have been intimately knowledgeable about what it all entailed. this part is being called

operation spring tide and that is specifically the portion where the new king charles iii and members of the royal family are visiting edinburgh. i want to bring in nile gardiner, former foreign policy advisor under margaret thatcher and head of the margaret thatcher center for freedom. nile, we're under live pictures right now in edinburgh, scotland, quite breathtaking as we take part in a special day is far away. what are your initial thoughts? >> harris, thank you very much for bringing me on the show today. i have to say such stunningly beautiful and powerful scenes from scotland that we're witnessing today. this service was just absolutely mesmerizing but also at the same time heartbreaking because the queen loved scotland so dearly and the outpouring of grief is

absolutely overwhelming in scotland today. you've seen that on the streets of edinburgh, large crowds of mourners gathering to pay their respects and the queen absolutely loves the scottish people. this is a moment, i think, also of unity for the british nation. everyone coming together to pay their respects to the queen and i just found this service absolutely heartbreaking and powerful and moving. it was so beautiful in every respect. also an illustration of the queen's tremendous christian faith and devotion reflected in the service and ceremony. and it was just so powerful on every level. >> harris: i'm curious, this goes on for several more days and at the end of that process, and we haven't seen this in this nation in more than 70 years, so there is nothing really -- when her father

passed it was quite sudden and then when phillip passed, of course, he was not leading the royal family at that point, she was. so what happens at the end of this 14, 15-day mourning period not just in terms of what the nation is feeling, but logistically what happens? >> well, it's an incredible time actually for the united kingdom. it's the end of the second elizabeth an era and the new british administration with king charles and the new prime minister. a period of change for the united kingdom but what we're seeing this week is an extraordinary time of unity for great britain, for the united kingdom on so many levels. we're seeing that with the tremendous outpouring of grief from the scottish people. and so this is a moment when

the entire united kingdom stands as one and also the commonwealth of nations stands together. 56 countries, 2.5 billion people. as you say, harris, the big question is what happens next when all the sermons are over and you have the beginning of king charles's reign and a new british administration as well? it's vitally important we see the sense of unity, the spirit of being as one continuing in the coming years. and it is vital that also the united kingdom plays a key role on the world stage as a great champion of freedom and liberty to continue the queen's cherished legacy. i think king charles can do this. he has the immense goodwill of the british people behind him at this time. >> harris: some of the things that are about to happen -- i was reading, you know, in the finance world in the u.k., of course, we know their inflation

is cooking hotter than ours here. it is above 10% and they need to slow that down. at the end of last week they put a hold on the announcement of what interest rate action they would take to try to tackle their wildfire of inflation. and so that's one thing that, you know, king charles iii might not get involved in but certainly where his subjects are and where the people are and what they're feeling and that's their reality. then the other thing is about the commonwealth realm that you mentioned and the 14 largest of those. there is talk today based on reporting that has been there for a while, nile, that there might be some reconsideration among the caribbean islands and their relationship to the monarchy. >> those are very important questions. firstly with regard to the big picture on the british economy, the u.k. is facing an energy crisis, soaring inflation. there is a lot of economic

turmoil in the u.k. and liz truss has to lead the british nation through this. it is also an important time in terms of the new brexit era for the united kingdom as well and liz truss as pledged to cut taxes, limited role for the state. basically looking at free market solutions. i think it is the best approach for the united kingdom as the world's fifth and sixth largest economy at this time. it's important that britain gets back on its feet economically. the future of the commonwealth, there are growing calls in some countries forea complete break with the monarchy, a complete break with great britain. however, having said that i think what you are seeing across the commonwealth right now is a huge outpouring of support for the british monarchy and that is very striking. a big question remains in the coming years what will happen with australia, canada, new

zealand, strong anti-monarchist movements. the majority of the population of those countries still strongly back the british monarchy and back king charles iii. >> harris: we'll be perched and covering every moment. every big moment of what is happening over the next fuse days of operation london bridge, it's beauty and its circumstance in all of our lives around the world as we watch together. nile gardiner, always good to have you in "focus." thank you. >> thank you very much. harris. >> harris: let's move to other news. in chicago, tensions are high. democrat mayor lori lightfoot being called a hypocrite over the way she is handling the illegal immigrants aboard buses sent from texas. mayor lightfoot already overwhelmed is outsourcing her sanctuary city care for those people to the suburbs with no prior notice.

one suburban city, burr ridge who has a republican mayors. she is using them as her own political pawn. >> it is not about the migrants. it's about the very thing lori lightfoot complained about and not giving us a heads-up. they invite people to come this the state and then they just willy-nilly put them in the suburbs without even giving us the courtesy of letting us know. >> harris: it is not just chicago. other democrat-led cities expressing struggles over the border buses. philadelphia's left wing mayor says he thinks his city could be next. buses still arriving in new york city and border sheriffs have some choice words for d.c.'s mayor who actually declared a public emergency over the busing even though the nation's capitol has only received a fraction of the number of illegals who overwhelming the southern border 24/7. we'll have senator marsha blackburn from the great state of tennessee in "focus." first our fox correspondent at

the border, bill melugin. >> good morning to you. the sanctuary cities can certainly expect a lot more buses heading their way. things are not slowing down at all in the deli owe sector. averaging 1500 to 2,000 illegal crossings every single day. case in point, look at this video we shot just after sunrise this morning. once again another single massive group of 200 migrants who crossed illegally all at once in eagle pass. almost all of them are single adult men. most of the people crossing here from venezuela, cuba, and nicodemus. you -- nicaragua. they hung up a flag on the fence put up by state of texas. most of them will be released into the united states once they are done being processed. take a look at this video out of el paso in west texas.

they're getting overrun. you're looking at street releases of migrants. border patrol so overwhelmed and the local ngos are over capacity border patrol started dropping off migrants on city streets, street corners. migrants have to sleep on sidewalks in front of bus stops. the city is totally overwhelmed now. the numbers in el paso have shot up like a rocketship. take a listen to what the democratic mayor and ngo have to say about it. >> a month ago we were seeing 200 to 300 a day. now 1,000 to 1400 addae. >> we do have some concerns. within recent days an the street releases that are taking place, we simply don't have space. >> as a result of all this, take a look. the city of el paso now sending its own buses full of migrants to new york city. this is video of one of those buses arriving in the big apple. remember, el paso is a

democrat-led city and they are saying they're so overwhelmed they are having to bus migrants all the way to new york city and other cities around the country. el paso will be holding a meeting tonight to discuss awarding a contract to a charter bus company for upwards of $2 million for a 16-month contract to start sending more charter buses around the country to other cities. the city of el paso says they are considering sendsing a maximum of four buses every single day to other cities around the country primarily, though, new york city because they say that is where most of the migrants are requesting to go. >> harris: look, when we hit that 2 million point it was early in the fiscal year. we still had several weeks to go, a few weeks ago. and there was really no reaction from these democrat-led cities. there is reaction now. they're feeling that. they are actually getting the overthrow above the 2 million

the country has already absorbed. you mentioned two things. what is the significance of hanging a flag on our soil? >> i don't know. the first time we've seen that. that's the other side of the fence where the migrants are typically walking up once they cross the river and again most of the people crossing here are venezuelas. that was a venezuela flag they hung up on the fence on private property in texas. the point you made is a good one about these other cities with the numbers coming across. all these cities have been blasting texas governor greg abbott complaining saying it's cruel and horrible he is busing these migrants to their cities. now a democrat city, el paso, is doing the exact same thing and we haven't really heard any criticism toward el paso. the other thing is el paso is looking to get reimbursed by fema for doing this. these buses, if that's approved, will end up being paid for by the biden administration. >> harris: you know where they get the money.

they get it from us, not just them. >> that's right. >> harris: thank you very much. wow, a lot to go on there. let's take it further now with republican senator marsha blackburn of tennessee, member of the judiciary and armed services committee in "focus" with us now. senator, on this program we often credit you with the term every state is a border state. that's becoming true in ways those states had no idea what was coming. it is regular fare for what they see on our southern border. >> that's exactly right, harris. every town is a border town. every state is a border state. because of the impact of this southern border. i was talking with one of our sheriffs over the weekend, and he said here in tennessee we get so many whether drugs, human trafficking, sex trafficking, gangs that are in some of our cities, much of it gets tied back to the drugs and

the traffickers and the human traffickers that are working with the cartels and coming across the border. but harris, i have to tell you, these cities, like chicago and new york and d.c., where the mayors are complaining, these are the mayors that raised their hand and said we want to be a sanctuary city. and they did that early on. el paso didn't do that. other of these border towns did not do that. so sending these migrants, the migrants want to go to these sanctuary cities, these big blue cities. they feel like that is where they are welcomed. so if these mayors want to change what is happening, maybe they need to revisit their policies. maybe they need to call president biden and say please secure that southern border. we cannot handle this influx. but it is interesting to me -- and i was thinking about this

this morning, harris, you don't hear these mayors say we're concerned for what these individuals are being exposed to through the cartels, the drugs, the sex trafficking rings, the abuse of these women and children. the humanitarian crisis and what is happening to these people who thought they were going to get safe passage to the united states, this is something that should cause the administration to say shut this border down now. let's do this in a more humane way and work through the legal immigration process. >> harris: listening to you say that, it is a really, really big hole coming from the left on this issue, that they don't talk about what the journey is like to get here.

they say they claim the most. we'll move on. more election meddling from the democrat party now. this time it's in new hampshire. the state primary is tomorrow and there are two key house seats on the line in a very important senate seat, of course, the "wall street journal" editorial board with the headline. democrats for maga republicans. in new hampshire they're helping a g.o.p. 2020 election denier. why that headline? democrats just dumped a pot of cash into the far right candidate's campaign. they hope to pick people they think they can easily beat in the races. they are buying ads going after the main gop candidate. watch. >> lobbyists are running his campaign. one lobbyist worked for a chinese company owned by a communist party official and morse hired another who lobbied

for a mail order pharmacy that flooded you england with opioids. charles morris, another sleazy politician. >> harris: this seems so hypocritical. president biden continues to attack the very people as enemies of democracy. here is vice president kamala harris. >> when you see the democratic party and some parts of the party funding ads to promote some of these election deniers in primaries is the democratic party making a mistake here? >> i'm not going to tell people how to run their campaigns. i ran in terms of statewide office. i ran -- >> would you have done this? is this something you would be comfortable with? >> i'm not going to tell people how to run their campaigns. >> harris: senator. >> well, i have been on the ground in new hampshire and i know that the people of new hampshire know chuck morse and

give him lot of credit for working with the governor and passing legislation that the people in new hampshire wanted to see like not teaching crt to children in classes. they know this is the guy that is most likely going to get that nomination and move forward to win that u.s. senate seat. and i think that probably new hampshire citizens will be offended with what the democrats are doing. and i'm so pleased to see other states and other campaigns calling this out. it is interesting that the democrats are choosing to waste their money on attacks of personal attacks rather than supporting what they are for. now, why would they do that, harris? it is because what are they going to say? we brought you higher crime in the streets. we brought you the highest inflation in 40 years. we are taking away the rights of parents to speak up about

what their children are taught in school. well, they can't sell that. what are they doing? they're going to try to get people that they think would not win in a general election and choose that as the candidate they want to run against. >> harris: if they knew that much about winning and not winning they wouldn't need to play games like this. they would have the right tools on their side of the aisle to win. it seems risky but hey, if that's where they want to spend their money. what do you make of the v.p. saying -- she is not staying out of it. she talked about running her own campaign. she is just dodging it all. >> she is dodging it all. she doesn't want to get involved in it. i think that more than what the v.p. is saying, it is interesting to see what the democrat senate and congressional committees are going to say. how will they go back to their supporters, their donors and say hey, what we did was get

into character assassination with these ads because we think that's the only way we can win because people don't like what we're doing with taxes and inflation and an open border and crime in the streets and drugs that are killing so many of our precious children. >> harris: we thought the president and the vice president would go out and count all the legislative wins that they have won and racked up here recently some with the help of republicans on infrastructure but they aren't doing that yet, anyway. always good to have you if "focus." thank you. >> good to see you. >> harris: solemn remembrances of the 9/11 victims yesterday. hillary clinton and fellow democrats appeared to use the 21st anniversary of the terror attacks as an opportunity to take jabs at donald trump and his maga supporters, just like president biden has done in recent days. >> we have also, i think, been

reminded about how important it is to try to deal with extremism of any kind. there are lessons still to be learned. what happened to us on 9/11 that we should be have aware of during this time in our country. >> the threat landscape has evolved considerably over the last 20 years. we began to be more and more concerned about the individuals already resident in the united states. >> here we are 20 years later and the attack on the symbol of our democracy was not coming from terrorists but it came from literally insurgents attacking the capitol on january 6. >> harris: jason rantz a seattle radio host. your reaction to what you just heard? >> it's pathetic. 9/11 shouldn't be about politics. in 2022 you can't get away from

that anymore but i hoped we would get away for a day. they are making the argument a continuation of the maga republican theme coming from biden administration. it is not a reflection of reality. i certainly think -- i think everyone acknowledges that there is a domestic threat. it doesn't just go away. but i find it curious that it is coming from a party that effectively ignored blm rioting. pretended antifa didn't exit and now they are pretending we have a closed border and it is a national security threat. if you are a terrorist from overseas, guess what? it's easy to get into the country right now. go through the southern border. the idea they focus on maga republicans is transparent and it is ludicrous. >> harris: can we talk about the words or the phrase semi fascist? and the nomenclature that

seeped into the president's mouth and now is being disseminated as some sort of way to help fellow democrats win. the vice president was asked about this can she define the term semi fascist. here she is. >> what is a semi fascist? >> listen, let's not get caught up in -- in politicizing the fact that most people in america know that it is not helpful to our country when we have people who are denying elections. i think we want our commander-in-chief, the president of the united states will speak up and raise the alarm about what this means to our strength and our future, much less our integrity. >> harris: what did that mean? >> i love this. let's not politicize this conversation. let me politicize this conversation immediately. what she is basically saying it's the new word for

deplorable. deplorable didn't work the way hillary wanted so now joe biden and kamala harris are doing the exact same thing. what they mean as semi fascists and democrats redefine words all the time they say if you don't agree with our political positions on anything you are a semi fascist. it is ironic it's coming from the party that will physically assault you if you didn't take the blm line. they will try to cancel you if you say there are 15,000 genders or none at all or all at the same time. stop with the nonsense of trying to call out the other side when you are the ones who are engaging in this kind of behavior. we hear all the time the language of watch your rhetoric. the rhetoric can increase the likelihood of violence. what happens when you call tens of millions of people semi fascists? and you try to walk it back but immediately do it over and over and over again. senator blackburn was right. the reason why they're doing it, of course, they don't have

any accomplishments they can hang the administration on going into the mid-terms. we'll see more and more of the rhetoric and it is frankly dangerous. >> harris: i think chuck todd missed an opportunity there. maybe he thought about it and they ran out of time. but if they're anti-semi-fascist because it's how we see half the country now. democrats want to see lower prices. are they pro-antifa? they've been rather violent. these are fair things that you can ask if you can get one of them to sit down again preferably the united states president. your quick last thought. >> they, of course, won't ever ask those questions. remember, we still have members of the democrat party that pretend antifa doesn't exist. there are still people there was no blm rioting. >> harris: that's what antifa stands for. >> they think their violence is actually necessary to fight

back against fascists. they are the ones defining who the enemy are. that's a dangerous game they're playing. >> harris: jason rantz. appreciate your time always. thank you. >> thanks. >> harris: so democrats not so hot on the second term for president biden. his right-hand woman weighed in in a new interview. what she said and the reaction from their own party. plus the mid-term elections 57 days away with huge consequences for all americans as we wrap up primary season. democrats in tight races saying no thank you to president biden's help. power panel next. ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it

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>> should we expect some form of announcements from the president and yourself after the mid-terms. >> you talking about the election? >> listen, the president has been very clear that he intends to run again. and if he does, i will be running with him probably. >> harris: oh, that felt like news unless there is news she doesn't know about. vice president harris said she is all in in biden running 2024

and she will be right there with him. some are expressing concerns about the president's age and mental sharpness. more democratic candidates are keeping their distance from the president. mandela barnes operated out. tim ryan who decided to appear with biden last week with this. >> he dodged a question whether the president should run in 2024. >> i think generally, you know, new generation of leadership is needed. not anything different the president said himself. he said from the very beginning he would be a bridge to the next generation of leaders. i think it's consistent. >> harris: really? i mean, if he wanted to be a bridge, wouldn't he also help others get on the bridge? power panel, david avella, gopac chairman and david nichols. professor of african-american studies. jason, the list the getting longer of democrats saying my

schedule is full, so on and so forth when the president offers to help. >> well, i think just to refer back to tim ryan's statement, he also was pretty clear it was up to the president whether he would run again. and many of us, now he, think and thought that biden is a bridge to a new generation, that's not a surprise. but i guess he will determine how long that bridge is. democrats are -- >> voters will. >> harris: voters will determine how long the bridge is. >> voters will determine but he will determine whether he runs again. democrats, again, allow for candidates to run on their own merits and their own policy beliefs and don't require sub ser veeens to one leader. that sounds like fascism. spring states. we're talking about swing states like ohio, they prefer independent thinkers who buck against leadership and willing to cross party lines. i think democrats also saw what happened in georgia when, you

know, trump endorsed two candidates and they lost arizona with martha mcsally. she lost and lieu car leta before that in pennsylvania. >> harris: before you start borrowing from years ago with mcsally let's focus on the wins the former president has had. far many more. we don't know about biden. he stays in the basement on the issue of backing people until now. i want to get to david. >> the president is so politically weak that his vice president coming out and saying she is for him is actually news these days. we can talk about the younger generation of democratic leaders versus the current leadership but they are all for the same bad policies whether it be tim ryan or whether it be maggie hassan and any of the other democrats in congress. they all voted for the higher spending and the inflation increasing act that just recently passed. they are for the policies that

have now made crime a big issue for voters in every single area, current democratic elected officials voted for all the bad policies that voters don't like about this biden administration. >> harris: claire mccaskill seemed to acknowledged that her party has an age problem. watch. >> i won't tell you i do think the democratic party is struggling with an issue that is real. that is that all of our leadership -- i say this as somebody who is ancient -- a lot of old folks. >> harris: jason. >> yeah, i think she is correct that we do need to start moving forward-looking for younger leaders so that we don't have this gap in leadership that we don't have somebody developed. i think it was the idea that biden had when he selected kamala harris. so i think that, you know, she is correct there needs to be new leadership. and again just to, you know, go

back when you said something about going back with martha mcscaley we can go to recent elections in primaries the former president lost big with the gubernatorial race and jody hice and a lot of people he endorsed. >> harris: above 70%. i know you know that. let's move on. we mentioned new hampshire as the primary tomorrow. it is the very last one of the season. and despite a slight improvement in polling democrats are keeping president biden at arm's length. senator maggie hassan who david mentioned, her seat to be a big flip with the g.o.p. along with two house races. hassan is criticizing over the border crisis, loan hand-outs and more. chris pappas hit biden for his semi fascist remarks. you said that word again,

jason, fascism. the pair joining other democrats shunning biden and his team on the campaign trail and that word is a problem. david. >> democratic party has outspent republicans by millions. and yet in every single competitive race we are still within the margin of error. it's driven a lot by new hampshire is a big indicator of this. independents still favor republicans over democrats and little to see it changing between now and november. >> harris: jason. >> yeah, i agree with maggie hassan and what she was saying about border patrol agents, needing more border patrol agents. support and technology in addition to the biden administration securing 1.1 billion dollars from mexico to help with the issue. i think that there are a lot of things that democrats need to work harder on in addition to a lot of the victories that they've had recently. as far as the fascism statement, i was just saying

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