he loves sports. this is a guy who coaches at marquette university high school and an amazing guy. my partner loves sports, jeff. >> bill: hang in there, pulling for you, okay? you have a strong message and hope it works out, all right? >> appreciate it. thank you for doing this. this is helping. >> dana: take care. jeff and connie, thank you. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert as we await a critical decision from the u.s. supreme court. affirmative action giving resources or preference or favor of certain people deemed disadvantaged. this kind of special treatment really from the 1950s and 60s, just popped up as a 2024 election battleground. it could be as monumental, we're told, as last summer's roe v. wade opinion.

the question at the center of the case in this day and age should colleges consider race when deciding who gets in and who doesn't? i'm harris faulkner. john wang is at the center of this mom -- he says it is hurting asian-americans in particular. wang graduated high school with a 4.65 gpa and scored 1590 out of 1600 on s.a.t. six top colleges denied him entrance. >> i got an 800 out of # hundred on math. 99th percentile. i got a 790th out of 800. the top tier schools were mit, princeton, harvard,

carnegie-mellon. they all told me it is tougher to get in especially as an asian-american. i took it as gospel. >> harris: a new op-ed says we better brace for impact on this one. whatever the decision is, it's bound to make waves just as with the overturning of roe v. wade. this could potentially lead to another summer marked by social unrest with defenders of race-based admissions pulling out the long knives for the u.s. supreme court. calling it inherently racist, end of quote. our chief washington correspondent mike emanuel with the important details we need to know before we discuss this story. mike. >> good morning. these are huge cases that could have a massive impact on higher education in this country. both harvard and the university of north carolina are being challenged at the supreme court in different cases accused of using racially-biased admissions criteria to keep certain students from attending some of the top universities in the

country. the high court's ruling could have a major political impact and societal impact reaching beyond academic institutions to hiring and other race over merit practices. john wang had nearly perfect s.a.t. scores. and yet was rejected by those six elite schools. he says he was warned it is tougher to get into college especially as an asian american. he is doing this on behalf of future generations of students. >> i thought a little bit about the consequences but i just think that it was an opportunity for me to fight for what i think is right and also fight for asian-americans that are younger than me. >> the debate over college admissions is being closely watched at the white house. the argument there is the biden administration has been focused on racial equity. >> the president has been very clear, the vice president has been very clear. there are real issues that we

need to address and look at and he has been able to deal with that, deal with those issues and racial inequality from the federal government. clearly there is more work to be done. >> with a conservative majority it could be a return to merit over other factors when it comes to college admissions. >> harris: i heard you say that word equity. we'll get into it here. thank you. leo terrell is in "focus" now, fox news contributor and civil rights attorney. let's start there. i think that people don't understand why we shouldn't love that word. equity is when you manipulate the outcomes. equality is when you give everybody access to rise and do what they can do with their merits. why are we at the highest levels of government like the white house now in your opinion, why are we so focused on manipulating the outcomes. >> because, the left needs to continue to play the race card. as far as they are concerned like you mentioned they think it is 1965 and 75.

they need to keep playing the race card. there is no need for affirmative action. you give people the opportunity to achieve and do hard work. this young man did hard work, achieved, but because of his skin color he will be denied. why? because of the equity gain. this left wing administration plays the equity game at the expense of hurting hard-working people. that is what's happening in these two court cases, harris. >> harris: the "wall street journal" editorial board is calling out the deception of affirmative action. highlights the pew survey that finds when asian-americans are shown the reality behind the euphemism opinions change. in the research half of asian-americans who have heard of affirmative action say it is a good thing. but when the broader question is asked should race or ethnicity factor in college admissions decisions, only 21% say yes.

why do you think that is, leo? >> because it is the manipulation and mindset that the left wing media has control over the public thinking that people are being denied opportunities because of skin color. harris, that doesn't exist. look at you, me, this country. is this country more diverse now 30 or 40 years ago? it is obviously yes. we have people of all colors in every aspect of government. by way, we had a black president. by the way, we have people of all different colors running the country. look at new york, chicago, los angeles. the race card is being played at the disadvantage of people who work hard, like this young man, who achieve and being punished base on skin color. i want to be very clear. this case should be stricken down by the supreme court. affirmative action is not everlasting. it should be terminated as of today. >> harris: there are going to be, because it is not a perfect

nation, there will be times when racism happens. if you throw that word around like water, when actual things come along people don't even know how to identify it nor how they feel about it nor how to adjudicate it. we only apply it when it sells. the same thing is happening now with asian-americans and i don't know if people understand why that is. what young john wang is saying is that there is a pre-disposed nature about people to think that asian-americans do better in school. then, leo, would that be that there is a pre-disposed to nature to think the rest of us can't read and write and rise in school? >> isn't that sad. we still live in a systemically racist society. ever since i've been a fox news contributor i am looking the find out what department in this government is systemically

racist. that's the mindset. we're instructing people of color we're not good enough so we'll help you. i reject that argument. and i think that what john wang and other asian-americans are feeling is they are being punished for hard work. and people of color, blacks and browns are being told you aren't good enough so we'll help you. i find it offensive. i've been a civil rights attorney for 30 years and went to ucla law school. passed the bar the first time and i don't understand why that mindset is still being applied in 2023. this is not 1955. >> harris: thank you for getting us started this hour. appreciate it. good to see you. wait, hold on. we'll handle this because this is just happening. marine veteran daniel penny is sharing his side of the new york subway choke death and some videos of the circulated. he complete not guilty to second

degree manslaughter. what you are watching are some of the protests happening saying that jordan neely died as a victim and basically working this out in the media, if you will. a grand jury is set to decide if daniel penny will be indicted on that charge of manslaughter. before they do that, though, he is speaking out in the videos i mentioned his attorneys have just released. let's watch. >> the three main threats he repeated over and over. i'm going to kill you. i'm prepared to go to jail for life and i'm willing to die. i was scared for myself and i saw women and children. he was yelling in their faces saying these threats. i couldn't just sit still. the whole interaction lasted less than five minutes. some people said i was trying to choke him to death. which is also not true. i was trying to restrain him. >> harris: it is amazing because people did -- i don't know, we weren't there, leo, you and me. five minutes is not 15. if they roll on it, it will be easy to look at the time code on the cell phones rolling and

match it up with the facts. what do you make of what daniel penny is doing defending himself publicly? >> brilliant move. i want to be clear about this. the only reason why this man is being charged because of his skin color. the race game. look at all the deaths happened in the subway i'm glad he is speaking out. i'm glad he will speak at the grand jury and glad he will testify. he has a story to tell along with the other eyewitnesses who saw what happened. this man had every intention to defend himself and to defend the rights of others. he is only being prosecuted because of his skin color and this is again is the left wing media. a black victim allegedly and a white suspect. that's what the left wants to create and that's why you see the protests in new york. >> harris: the witnesses back up some of what the former marine is saying because they say yes, this person was, you know, yelling threats. they saw him as an imminent danger and so on and so forth.

when you are saying like we just talked about. racism can and does exist but will the left take a look at it when it looks like this? and you say this is a case of racism. quickly last word from you. >> absolutely. here is the other part about this. look at the people who helped him. look at the people who also assisted this man. a person of color helped restrain jordan neely. isn't it a shame the democrats need to place the race card to try to remain in power? they're trying to divide the country and it is insulting to the american public. >> harris: these two things the left doesn't have enough room for in their playbook. he is white but he is also military. again, your last word. >> absolutely. you know what? that man is a hero and he sacrificed and saved a lot of people from harm and also

protected and served this country. this man should not be charged. these charges should be dropped immediately. >> harris: we'll cover the news as it happens. the u.s. supreme court is also set to decide on president biden's controversial $4 hundred billion student loan bail-out. democrats are already urging the president to figure out a backup plan even they don't think it is going to happen. plus republican lawmakers say it is time for the administration to take action over china's aggression. >> they're rolling into our backyard like a freight train. we have to get our supply chains out of china. >> harris: concerns ramping up after the white house confirms communist china has been spying on the united states from cuba. congressman andy biggs is "focus" next. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans,

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>> president trump will have his day in court. espionage charges are ridiculous. >> this is the most political thing i've ever seen. >> every time the oversight committee has -- they indict donald trump. >> harris: we come in on some breaking news. former president donald trump is in a motorcade. left his home in bedminster, new jersey headed for newark international airport. he is going to florida right now ahead of his federal court appearance in miami scheduled for tomorrow. he was indicted last thursday evening charged with 37 federal counts for allegedly mishandling classified documents. general bill barr sees it

different from the republicans you just heard from in washington, d.c. this is what bar thinks. >> it's a pretty -- detailed indictment. it is very, very damning. we have to wait and see what the defense says and what proves to be true. i do think that even when andy mccarthy said, if even half of it is true, he is toast. >> harris: what does it mean for biden? is he toast, too? we could give numerous examples. let's go to nate foye in new jersey, first bedminster and then newark. >> president trump left his club in bedminster at 11:08. it is a 30-minute journey to newark international airport headed east on route 78 now. a live look at the motorcade. the president is headed to miami

today and will meet with lawyers and discuss a new florida-based legal strategy and all this comes after a busy weekend on the campaign trail. take a look at videos from speeches that he made in georgia and north carolina over the weekend at the g.o.p. conventions there. he called the indictment baseless and ridiculous and calls it election interference. trump is the first former president ever to face federal criminal charges. prosecutors say he was personally involved in bringing classified documents from the white house to mar-a-lago where documents were found in a storage room as well as a bedroom, a bathroom, and a ballroom. prosecutors say on multiple occasions trump showed people who did not have security clearances military information, for example, in the summer of 2021 in bedminster he is accused of showing four people a plan of attack put together for him by the defense department. weeks after that prosecutors say he showed another person a map related to a military operation.

the former president claims this indictment is helping his 2024 campaign. he reports a boost in the polls as a well as a boost in fundraising. we saw similar reaction in april when he indicted on state charges in new york. so back out here live you have seen the former president's plane waiting for him at newark. he is expected to arrive at the airport within the hour headed the miami, his arraignment in miami federal court is at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. after that he comes to bedminster expected to make a speech before the american people at 8:15. wednesday is his 77th birthday. >> harris: thank you very much. new concerns over security and they involve communist china. the white house has just confirmed beijing did team up with cuba to set up a spy base just 90 miles from south florida. an administration official says

communist china has been spying on the u.s. from cuba since at least 2019. that's opposite from the initial white house response last week to the "wall street journal" report on the cuba base. >> look, i've seen that press report. it is not accurate. we're watching this very, very closely. >> it is not accurate they're planning this? >> i'm saying we've seen the report. it is not accurate. >> harris: the white house trying to find the truth quote, this is well documented in the intelligence record. this is an issue that the administration inherited. oh, they had to find a narrative before they could tell the truth. we get it. republicans with some fire back. >> the white house down playing incidents like this. why did they deny it and then backtrack? >> this biden administration is totally out of control and totally out to lunch. >> the strategy for the biden administration is deny it until

we can't deny it anymore, then find a way to blame the trump administration. >> harris: republican congressman andy biggs an arizona. member of the oversight and accountability committee and judiciary committee. great to see you today. what is your reaction to oh, it happened on the last guy's watch? >> well, we've come to expect that on every issue with the biden administration, harris. this is no different. so they say now after first denying that happened they say yeah, that happened under trump. and then you see that on virtually everything on the border issue, for instance, they'll say we brought it under control. it all happened because of donald trump. and we see that over and over again. i am just telling you when you look at that and you couple it with the entire foreign policy apparatus of the biden administration and see how weak we've become, you understand why

china continues to grow more aggressive. >> harris: what do you make of what's going on in cuba? it's a communist nation. the communists will get together and do what they do. >> that's right. the real issue here is cuba is broke and china is coming in with billions of dollars to buy this facility or essentially rent this facility so they can have greater access. what people need to realize is from that perch 90 miles into the caribbean in the gulf of mexico, cuba is going to be able to sur veil some of our most sensitive military and space facilities all along the southeast corridor of the united states of america and watch us pretty closely. >> harris: one other thing i went on a cruise before the

pandemic hit. we could see cuba from some of the balconies on the ship. it was 90 miles away. if we can see them, they can see us. they have access to a lot of american citizens should they want to leave that island. i never thought of it that way. now that i know there is spy base there i'm more sensitive to how close our proximity is. u.s. supreme court set to decide at any moment. they have to do it by the end of june. any moment now on president biden's $4 hundred billion student loan hand-out. democrats are getting pretty nervous. court's conservative majority is expected to decide against the plan. the democrats want a backup to cancel the loan. biden's team hoping they won't need a backup plan. >> he drew a line in the sand to protect the student loan relief

program. our hope is the court finds it legal and we're able to provide the relief to people before they have to start making payments again. >> harris: you are watching this and on judiciary. what do you see in terms of the outcome for this? >> well, we anticipate and i think all the democrats here that i've talked to anticipate the supreme court will set it aside as being unconstitutional action on the part of the biden administration. the way he did it was totally unconstitutional. that needs legislation in order to do that. in fact, i think that's why they -- the biden administration agreed to basically take a 90-day deferment and start payments in august. there are people who don't have a schedule to pay it back. so this is a huge, huge, expensive problem and i don't know why this is such -- other than a political issue for the democrats and the left.

but they are actually spending billions -- they hope to spend billions of dollars in student loan debt forgiveness. i anticipate it is going to go the way of saying it's unconstitutional. i don't think biden has any appetite to go back for it. we'll have to see what he does when it gets set aside, which i think will happen. >> harris: good to see you. thank you. people saying wait, what? president biden praising attendees at a pride event as the most courageous he's seen days after addressing air force cadets. george soros is patching the torch and a ton of cash to his son, alex soros. alex says he is more political than his far-left dad. >> it will have an amazing, long-term and profound impact on

our justice system when you have that kind of money influence. >> harris: the liberal causes the 37-year-old soros has pledged to push as his frequent visits to the biden white house come under scrutiny. i saw pictures of him and kamala harris. he is chuming it up. will cain in "focus" next. will cain in "focus" next. eds every month.

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had a 90% success rate. so if his son is going to double down on this we have a lot of problems coming to american cities. >> harris: is he going to double down? look at the pictures. is he cozy with the white house? take a look. 37-year-old alex keeps a busy political calendar and reportedly visited the white house at least 14 times in just over a year. and he is often seen posting pictures of himself. he is active on social media with powerful democratic politicians including one from just last week vice president kamala harris. fox business's kelly o'grady has more now from los angeles. kelly, good to see you. >> great to see you, too. the characterization of more political than his father. that will be a tall order to live up to especially given his father's reputation. in that first interview since taking reins of the $25 billion empire he shared this with the "wall street journal." i'm more

political. as much as i would like to get money out of politics. as long as the other side is doing it, we'll have to do it, too. he will chair the open society foundation, nonprofit that directs a billion half toward democratic causes and institutions. his father george backing d.a.s and law enforcement pushing progressive issues. he wants to include a focus on gender equity, abortion and voting rights. all key 2024 issues. alex is already a big political donor pouring 5.7 million to democratic pacs. countless pictures with world leaders, the president, and temps. he feels speech is too restricted. not everyone is buying it. elon musk tweeted if he is

serious about freedom of speech we have common ground. electing d.a.s who won't prosecute violent criminals need to stop. a more intense political focus than his father. >> harris: social media backing it up. he is active, unlike his dad. good to see you. thank you. will cain co-host of "fox & friends" weekend. that's a particular difference between these two men. maybe it's a generational one. i won't say you don't see george soros anywhere but you see alex a lot of different places. >> i think you are putting a finger on something really important here. first of all important for every american to understand truly not just americans but anyone living in any society on earth how influential soros has been throughout his career. here back at home in america to understand the power of the open society foundation, it played a massive role not just in electing d.a.s that have

affected public safety but also behind the human rights campaign which has been a major force in pushing trans ideology through corporations and the policies that are pushed forward in our society. not to mention illegal immigration. defunding of ngos to help facilitate illegal immigrants making their way through the united states of america. incredibly influential. i like the point about openness. about transparency. you are pointing to social media. i'll be honest with you, i like the admission from alex soros that he is going to be more political than his father. i don't like the intent or the purpose but i like the admission. any criticism of george soros who has been clearly political has been thwarted away or swatted at with accusations of anti-semitism. you are met with the idea somehow it's anti-semitic to admit that truth. alex is admitting the truth himself saying we're going to be

more political on the issues i highlighted. therefore maybe the american public have an honest discussion, an honest view of exactly how powerful is this family. >> harris: i think the white house has been getting an honest view since 2022. i'm counting -- i mentioned at least 14 visits in the last year. but among the people on the list john finer, deputy national security advisor met with him several times between 21 and 22. you're right. ist is a whole zbloeb all international foreign policy by the u.s. perspective we have to watch for. a list, by the way, of nearly 20 liberal district attorneys and prosecutors from across america. fox has confirmed soros made direct contributions or indirect contributions through boxed --

pacs supporting the candidates and people linked to soros in some way. >> you question -- i think many people would like to think i'm not into politics. it doesn't affect me. it doesn't affect you until you are the victim of a house burglary or whatever it may be. the rising crime in your city. the map right there that you showed shows you how politics can affect you. i saw mine scroll across. the scroll was slow so it didn't reveal what we saw on the map. dallas county there. i know personally and many people watching how you have been affected by the influence of this politics. >> harris: to get everything we would have had to scroll so fast we couldn't read them. i hope you'll watch this. great to have you on the program. thank you. this thursday, june 15th, mark your calendar. special programming during this hour. we are going to dig further into the soros backing of liberal

district attorneys and his push to reshape the american justice system. my guests will include business icon and shark tank co-host kevin owe oh lear owe and more. i'll talk with moms whose sons were murdered in cities under soros-backed prosecutors. don't miss it this thursday. his son says he wants to do more of that. we'll get to that, too. a big boost seems to be coming the vice president's way. cash, money. a powerful political action committee ready to spend tens of millions of dollars to prop up kamala harris's image. will it work? fallout from a third party candidate entering the 2024 race for the white house. >> in these bleak times, i have decided to run for truth and

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>> harris: a traffic nightmare across the east coast on one of the most heavily travel highways in the nation. i-95 overpass in philadelphia collapsed when a tanker truck exploded beneath it. more than 24 hours later, that cleanup is still underway in philadelphia. the flames spread quickly to the elevated lanes above. look at that. bringing it crashing down to the ground. it shut down the lanes in both directions. repairs are expected to take months, which will divert some 150,000 drivers who use that overpass every day. i read the numbers higher than that but wow. right now at the white house vice president kamala harris is

welcoming some college athletes standing in for the president who is having a root canal today. a powerful left wing political action committee will spend more than $10 million to prop up the vice president's image. this kind of investment in a sitting v.p. is unprecedented and underscores how the gop will target her even more as we move forward toward the election season. a senior republican strategist told political this, vp harris is a boogeyman republicans can and will use to push their message. her poll numbers are not helping anything. gop presidential candidate nikki haley warns voters when pulling the lever for that ticket would really mean. >> let's be very clear. if they think it will be president biden, a vote for president biden is a vote for president harris. we're running against kamala harris, make no bones about it. every liberal knows it. they know it is kamala harris

that will end up being president of the united states if joe biden wins this election. >> harris: tammy bruce, host of get tammy bruce on fox nation and car lucci, former state senator. why run against kamala? >> i think she is right. the issue is the age and we expected this even to happen in the first term. it seems not to. we expected him if he wasn't going to run that kamala would run. i think it's a genuine issue. the other problem is, though, the republicans don't have to work hard to make her appear to be unpleasant or a problem. her own poll numbers already show the american people are not impressed. it is her own presence, her own way of delivery, the word salad speeches, the lack of any action on the border, on other things she has been assigned to. now artificial intelligence, god help us. we're seeing that she doesn't deliver. now if you were a great vice president the republicans would

be in real trouble right now. but she is not. and the democrats have to worry about that. independents and republicans as well. >> harris: david, they will spend a lot of money dressing her up. will putting her in prada help her out? >> getting her message across. >> harris: what is her message? >> a distinguished politician. highest elected female ever in the history of the united states. >> harris: why doesn't she say that. >> tied with john adams as a tiebreaker in the senate. she has been circumstantial and relevant and it is an unprecedented role. first female at vice president and i think the vice president is always criticized and not taken seriously. if you look at her record, first female attorney general. first d.a. in san francisco. d.a. of a big city. she has a long list of accomplishments. if people actually see that and

get through, you know, the hysteria and jokes, they see she is very capable. >> harris: i want to thank you for. you played the woman card quite a few times. you didn't play the race card. and on your side of the aisle, that's as rare as a unicorn in a sweater vest. >> getting a job is not the accomplishment. delivering in the job is the accomplishment. he is good at what he does and i appreciated that. that's as good as the argument will get. look where she has been placed. it's an insult if general and not something you claim you did. but what you accomplished in the role. you can get a job hosting a show and it's about what you deliver. that's what the conversation will be. >> harris: hold on a minute. which job has he delivered on. the audience didn't.

>> we could look at major accomplishments the biden administration. >> harris: which job she succeeded. do we need to scroll it for david? i want to know. if you tell me she is accomplished and echoing her boss, that was easy, he can't get the words out. >> a difference between complaining and campaigning. if republicans will make it all about complaining. >> harris: which job she see succeed in >> be president. >> she kept is border open. was that your goal? >> we talk about immigration reform. president biden put it out on his first day in office. >> harris: please don't start with him talking about her job. >> harris: he may not be able to complete a second term. >> only god can judge that. we don't know.

>> she dropped out early. she went away, california didn't want her. she is not running now. that's not even a job she could run for. you've run in one. it's very interesting position she is in and it's a shame but i think the democrats are recognizing it as well. >> harris: i heard what you said only god can judge us. this president changed the rules on that. he said to watch him. everybody watch him. the lord is in control, i agree. >> of course. >> harris: we'll see how it goes. there seems to be real concern now among democrats about a third party candidate in 2024. the bipartisan group no labels has serious money to launch an independent campaign. it is suggests a unity ticket could get enough votes to win the white house from moderate states. the center left think-tank says any third party run would ultimately help the g.o.p. recent op-ed entitled don't count out a third party in 2024.

democrats and aligned groups see a third party as a threat. the role of a third party candidate. >> third party candidate spoiler can decide who is the president. it happened in 1992 when we had bush 41 as the incumbent and a guy named bill clinton, arkansas governor, got elected with 43% of the vote because ross perot got votes. >> harris: what everybody is thinking about and i don't know if the team has the picture. cornell west jumped in with the people's party. what about the candidate robert f. kennedy junior? >> i think robert kennedy doesn't have a chance at all. what's more circumstantial would be this third party candidate, right? if west gets on the ballot in multiple states now we talk about something different. if manchin is on the ballot.

but again. >> harris: what do democrats do if that happens? >> it depends what type of candidate it is. >> harris: those are two. what does it look like with manchin. west is in. >> it's more of a problem for trump. he has over ten candidates run being against him in the primary. we can only point to rfk in the democratic primary. a lot -- >> harris: i know i mentioned the word unicorn. i didn't think it would be you. >> rfk junior, they should call him bobby kennedy to the left he is not -- he is reasonable. i think his numbers will continue to get -- at the same time if you have a block like a cornell west who affects the african-american vote and peels people off that they're already having trouble with. donald trump has made terrific inroads to the black vote around the country. so that presents a dynamic that

is worse for the democrats than it is for donald trump. at the same time i think what the democrats have to do, you might be seeing it, no debates, running it from the basement. all the money. look who won the presidency spending all that money and then hoping -- >> age is an issue. it might be harder to run from the basement. we have to run. "outnumbered" is after the break. thank you both for being here. i. the grocery store and the gas station alone are taking a big chunk out of our paychecks. fortunately, you've earned the valuable va home loan benefit. the newday100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value, not just 80%. and with home values near record highs, that could mean a lot of money. let newday turn your home's equity into cash.

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>> harris: former president donald trump is now aboard his plane, about to depart to miami, florida, where he's scheduled to appear in federal court tomorrow afternoon, 3 p.m. eastern, to be exact. when he arrives in the courtroom, he'll be in a place no other former president has stood before. facing federal counts, 37 of them, relating to mishandling of classified documents. trump denied any