[♪ music ♪]. >> hello, everyone, this is outnumbered, i'm harris faulkne with michael hoult's kayleigh mcenany and they are joined by tammy bruce, director of the tech policy center of the heritage foundation kara frederick, and fox news contributor and national review institute fellow douglas murray. glad to have you all three. let's begin with for president

donald trump currently in his mar-a-lago florida estate and preparing to make his initial court appearance just hours fro now in miami. the 45th president of the unite states becoming the first forme president to face federal charges. he is facing 37 counts relating to his handling of classified documents. he is expected to be arraigned and to plead not guilty to all of those counts when he appears to be in a miami courtroom. that could also happen to be if they decide to make it a separate arraignment that would be more private. we will find out. but meanwhile trump will electronically be fingerprinted today. a source tells fox news not to expect in mugshot, and he will not be handcuffed. reporters will be barred from using cameras or phones inside the courtroom at today's proceedings. the judge will likely set bail and schedule the next court hearing.

the former president has been expected to head back to his estate in bedminster new jersey and make some remarks this evening. douglas, so a little bit different than what we saw here in new york. again, the secret service would make the determination originally if we would see him in cups and all of that. i would think that is continuin to happen at this point. >> douglas: they seem to be negotiating. still we were all together when trump took off for mar-a-lago for the hearing in new york. have to say, i think this feels different. i think there is no doubt there is a political persecution goin on, that there is definitely a sort of get trump thing. however, what is, recently in some of the papers about mar-a-lago, specifically this issue of the audio recording of the former president saying he has a secret document, et ceter et cetera, that is a real problem for him, i would think. and i don't know how he is goin to address it, if he does address it this evening. but that is a serious one. >> you know it's interesting, i don't know if you caught in political's labor today, tammy,

but there is a fascinating article on and mr. pellant tour who left the trump team just past month came up with a five tiered plan. i ran it past matt bowman and focus and there are some interesting things they can do to fight back. first of all, pursue aggressive discovery. we know that can be a game changer because usually it is prosecutors who decide what get into the case. now the defense will get to decide too. and they literally could ask fo everything. they could. and there's many different things you have to just remember, of course, this indictment was written by peopl want to get trump. every indictment looks horrible and it is done that way for a reason. at the same time, as douglas ha noted, this, of course, is the federal government which in and of itself raises serious. and what you don't want to do when you're so electronica when you know that they have already lie about you, the government has done amazing things to try to get you don't give them a place where they can hang their hat. i mean, that's the problem here.

so we have not heard his response yet and how you deal with something like this. we do know that others have not been prosecuted for things that seem to be similar. all that we are certainly going to hear about but i do think that ther their interest is not having a try before the ele election. is about drawing it out. is not getting much information as possible, which is good for the american people. because whatever the outcome -- and this will be difficult -- w should be able to trust what happens in the legal system on their there go to tens of millions americans who no matte what happens are not going to trust it. and is on the doj and on the mp piece, well, market because f2 applies equally. i talked to the chairman of judiciary jim johnson -- jim jordan and he were his words predictable standard with the american people of common sense. you think about it you got a customer document consumer equipment, biden and trump so people involved in the same thing but only one gets exe executed?

how is that justice? how is it fairness? how the equal application of th lock you into don't get prosecuted but one reid hogan does? tell me how that make sense in our system where is will to equal treatment under the law? that is what is so frustrating to the country. >> kara before jim jordan is right. there is a reason why lady justice has a blindfold on. so i think everyone see this fo what it is. i said on the program before there is enough two-tiered system of justice and what make me very upset is that this is offensively about -- ostensibly about their security. after biden's ration care about their security they would not betray police stations on our soil. the surveillance site in cuba would not be in operation. the attorneys probably would no have traversed -- the continental united states transiting real-time intelligence back to the ctp. when i look at this i worry tha the average american is going t see that data point. trump compromised national security when in reality does

this administration really care about national security? please i want to go to a different little candidate now, vivek ramaswamy, just to hear his words on what he would do i he were president. and he was a litmus test for al the other gop candidates. look at this piece the news media should be doing this. it is a shame that a competitor to donald trump in this electio has to do the job of the political news media longer you job, if you have one, is to hol the us government accountable for their lies. you do not take what they say a face value for the last eight years when it was president trump. do not take their lives at face value now. but it is a shame that easily outside of the media to stand up. >> harris: cayleigh. >> politically very smart move for vivek ramaswamy putting the onus on all the other candidate saying, hey, i am helping the

former president. what will you get do? we set up -- nearly 80 percent or higher of republicans say they keep their view of this -- of trump the same -- it might b higher than 80 percent but that is a smart move politically, number 1, for vivek ramaswamy. numbered two the thing and so that he did his he said i will place the documents between the department and one because what do we talk about yesterday? i said where is merrick garland i said where's christopher wray? you had just indicted a former president of the united states unprecedented, and that she political opponents of your b boss, joe biden, merrick garlan reports to joe biden. guess who the special counsel report to you you can call them independent counsel. he reports a merrick garland bu i'm not saying that is to be a press conference. i understand you can't get the details of the case see what i need to be a press conference. >> we got crickets right now. were are you? see when you handle them every day at the white house so there

is a way to say i could talk about that, i can't talk about that. >> kara: exactly. >> harris: there are some thing you could get on the record in this case, for instance the mpi stonewalling on that 2-23 rathe and that investigation to the bidens and following the money trail with bribery scheme. are you able to do two things a once? when you look at these easy as biden, while you look at these against trump, can you do two things at once? >> douglas: the thing is working to justice in this country you have to. in my view is not enough to say no, get their candidate not. they had to be a effort across the board. clear the issue documents is a problem and has been for both parties, people in both parties. >> harris: what do you mean, everybody? mike pence had them. i mean, joe biden took his papers when he was later. that is against the law, by the way. >> douglas: absolutely. both sides had to find out what had been happening in clearing up on their own side, not just blame the other.

does make it difficult for trump because the issues in the event are true, then -- and he also stonewalled, didn't he? he could have sorted this out last summer stewart reported th they were coordinating were not inside the house but i think al of these men could have just given the papers back. i don't want the records law says, no. did they have to check and i think that is another point we have to get to. we have to get to the law and apply equally, as kara said. coming up as vice president kamala harris stepping in for president biden and he gets original. and reports of the white house democrats are trying to prop up the veep. also, it looks like she is having fun there. card debt that's been piling up. many were shocked to learn they've been paying 22% on their credit card balances. and if payments were late, as much as 30%. that's over three times the interest rate on a newday 100 va home loan. pay off high rate credit cards and other debt with a lower rate

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[♪ music ♪] viewing first lady joe biden and vice president kamala harris are stepping in for president biden. well, where is he? yesterday the president was sidelined to undergo a root canal. so the first lady is hitting th campaign trail solo and headlining campaign events for the 80-year-old biden today in california but meanwhile the vice president children for biden and white is a bit yesterday giving us a glimpse o what it would be like america's oldest serving president were t have health issues. and because of biden days, here's would be scrutinized not just for her marriage as a vice president but for her marriage is a perspective president. to democrats, they are traceabl to the vice president hunger politico is reporting one of th nation's most powerful politica groups dedicated to boosting democratic pro-choice women wil be spending tens of millions of dollars to defend and boost the vp during the 2024 election.

care, not so sure money can sav the veep. >> i don't know, it may not be enough money but we will have t see. by the way, with her it takes more than just filling in for a event. will be better if you are doing a roundtable on the southern border. if she were doing some meaty things -- not that these events are not important -- but they are not in your warehouse. chair been given what, eight, 1 jobs receiver doing. let's see her actually doing he job while he is sidelined. root canal and not major surger but it hurts and we wish to present well. this is an additional for her. nikki haley has pointed out tha republicans are looking to 1 against her as a just in case because if joe biden sits down, or if he were to exit the early stage of his presidency, if he wins she is undertaken, she takes over so you got to kind o start to look at her.

and they put her out just filling in. why not put her out actually doing the job? i have some thoughts on that because we don't really have a resume that showed that she had done the job. perhaps it would be too if he. >> kara: that would be better i you. mala is filling in for joe. gavin newsom committed to a debate last night with ron desantis hearing some feelings on 2024 speculation. watch this. >> i want to start a series of debates and get some of the b best, brightest leading conservative minds and some of the best, brightest left-wing bias or liberal minded. i put you in that category hunger and want to call it like the great debate. in the first one i want to do i with you and governor desantis. >> great bug i offered each bug i have been trying to debate hi for years. i'm all in. >> you would do it to our debat

with ron desantis? >> i'd make it three. >> at three our debate? >> yeah no notes. i look forward to that. >> kara: what is he up to, douglas? >> douglas: well, this is really the race. i would say quickly about the previous issue i think the timeline is wrong on the bid biden-here is thing. i think the president realizes that harris is going to give a speech and he chose to get a root canal. i certainly would rather do a root canal and listen to a whol space bar kamala harris. but, no, gavin newsom, that is in a way newsom-dasantis, i rea this recently in the post, is really the race that this country needs in many ways because you have an example of state that has been very well run in florida, where there migration into the state, where there is business flooding into the states. and you have california which should be an extraordinary plac to live, so be a great place to live. it has everything going forward.

and yet it had been run by what was loose was mayor of san francisco and his governor had been run into the ground. i would love to see debate between these two governors, between a governor who has made his state drive and one who is actually take people out of his state. and if gavin newsom can explain how his policy would be just terrific, if rolled out on a nationwide level, i'd love to hear that. >> you know, kara what was interesting to me about the soundbite with the bigger enthusiasm that gavin newsom said, yes, make it three hours versus joe biden we have to beg to do a presidential press conference. really a big difference there. >> i totally agree but i think that is actually dangerous if you are conservative because i think gavin newsom is a contender. if you look at the interview when it comes to hannity, membe they gaff he committed when he went to french laundry, very pensive laundromat -- restauran

in the bay area when the rest o the state was closed down? he actually apologized for that there. i don't think you are sincere, think he apologize for optics. but i think his things are pretty good when it comes to th campaign trail and obviously if every election were a referendu on real policy decisions and issues then he would lose because of the state that california is in. mucarsel-powell are going to look at him and they are going to see a tall guy with decent hair, they're going to see an imposing figure and thinking this might be the guy that i vote for, especially in purple states if they are on the fence. i really do think there's a problem with our people react i the voting booth. i disagree. i think voters are no longer distracted by bright shiny objects and mannequin politicians, tammy. we had that with hillary cli clinton, she lost to donald trump i think people want authenticity and nothing last night about gavin newsom screen authenticity to me and, of course, he has nothing to lose. here ready for the democrats. he tends to fail us. he is part of the system, then to posey tube, there's a

pipeline from sacramento to washington. so he immediately hears and think they're going to be mean to him so he feels that he will be carried along. and that is, of course, a mistake but i think someone lik dasantis understand that the media going to be hostile, et cetera, but what we've got with newsom i think is especially important, is he does represent the legacy establishment that that is the attitude. and that and to not going to play anymore. america to become, because so much is at stake, the economy itself, if there's a black swan event internationally, you know houthi look to for that? and we now know that there is n rafters and people that don't really care. and this all comes across that look how the republicans claim it is also important because i it -- we just found out in the midterms is not enough to say w are not them, right. the republicans at the sagoe with a real disdain for -- they cannot be afraid of donald tr trump. they get to know and embrace what it is they are present for the future. >> give them a policy choice is when it came down to. >> yes.

>> i do to become the shiny object it was that what you people are not really contender with each other start debating before we've seen the actual proceeds contender and the current incumbent president stand up and take on that only members of his own party not saying he doesn't get the primary nomination, but getting those reps that robert f kenned jr. told me about. i think it's important to the current president, and then hav him take ron desantis, or trump or whoever that he would take o hunger i think is really important because if you think it is an also-ran position and is gavin newsom then sit biden always down takes soldiers to the president, thank you for reading early hundred years of service, and put up gavin ne newsom. what in the world do you do wit

kamala harris if you put up another californian in the stat that has failed? >> that's right, and keep the democrats told you as if they were to see our president in primary debates. good luck with that was. coming up, how california lawmakers are not pushing new built upon his parents who data from their child's gender identity. and it could lead to some parents losing custody of their kids. unbelievable. that's next. what if we live to 100. i don't want to outlive our money. i keep eating all these chia seeds. i could live to be 100. we work with empower, even if we do live to 100 we don't have to worry. eh, not worried. take control of your financial future to empower what's next.

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. >> california is bringing the density date into custody by th bunk be similar to the new bill that would find parents liable for child abuse if they do not affirm their child's gender identity those parents could then have their child removed b the state from their home. the amended bill includes new considerations to the states process of deciding custody cases, adding "the health, safety and welfare of the child includes a parents information of the child's gender identity." meanwhile, the california state senate told huguenot bill later this afternoon and its author, the parent of a train child contained a child's gender must

be affirmed and every possible way. here she is just a few months ago. >> many tgai children are not safe in their own home because of a nonconforming or an abusiv caretaker. affirming their gender identity is in their best interests. we should be affirming our children in every possible way. is a medical children to be affirmed and this is saying you have to include the information as a part of that speedy tammy is outraged. you think love the child more, the state of california, this random legislator, or a parent? >> this is outrageous. i see is when it is really because it happens to be relevant here. as a gay woman, california, caring about everybody being able to live their lives, this is madness but it also fits within what the left has always done, whether it was school closures, statements from the teachers unions. noticed these politicians used the phrase "our children."

and it is always -- always -- i cannot speak enough, and are rooted 20 years ago in my secon book, "the death of right and wrong," is that they are callin for the children to they want t leave the children from their families. this is just another excuse. there will always be an excuse. but families -- forget about politics -- this clearly threatens everyone. if you've got a state that determines that the children -- it is the hillary clinton that it takes a village, that the children don't belong to you, i you are liberal, what do you ge if you think somebody who operates within some other kind of politics, that thinks if you do transition your child we are going to take them from you? you can't allow the state to do this. but the left in particular is s threatened by the influence of the family unit of any close family unit, that is what takes away the power of the state and its ability to do what it wants to do in the future. if you give up your children.

>> nothing else matters. >> don't do it please it does. please mark it does. look at the white house instagram post of. if you have any doubt about wha in your singlet the white house instagram and watch what they put up. these are our kids, these are our neighbors someone else's kids, they are all our kids, an our children hold our national ambitions aloft. it matters a great deal how we treat everyone in this country lgbtq americans especially children, you are loved, you ar heard, and this demonstration has your back. >> soil of the word loved their bunk i'm a fan of love. take it seriously. >> but when you say kite string what you mean is our children are going to be puppets. >> yes, there is kind of what that looks to me upon my mom th social work, i talked about thi many times the program will social heroes, mom and dad. when i hear something like this

to these people don't know what they're doing bunk they are going to take children who specifically have had a tough journey. they have been adopted. who knows scott before, during foster care, where they are on their journey to what are you going to do? return them to the state while they go through what they are going through. not with loving parents. we don't know what the choices are for pronouns inside their homes, so they will get a socia worker who goes by the i know when i was 16 i would carry mom stuff and we would go to group homes and families, and whatnot and i would minutes in the car but i was always happy to be there with the notes that she would come back to the car and should make about the families mom and she said, this is the most important work that i can do, is to go make sure that child is safe. so i understand, if any of this could be real it will be ama amazing. but i also understand that that was never on the list. pronouns in the home. eating was on the list. cleanliness was on the list.

i mean, there were a lot of things that were on the list logo i just want to know how they got to this point to determine that this had to do with the child safety in the home? is there a way to educate families? i don't know. but if you remove the child and put the child back into the states care, and put that child someplace where you don't know if there is love in the home, love is the most important thin that makes us feel safe. i think i can tell you, the whole thing is based on the foundational lie. and this has to be pulled out. gender affirming is whatever th child says they think they migh be that day. if you even say, "are you sure, darling? maybe you just like some boy." now that is something that coul lead your child. now that happens already in california, it happens in eu europe, where couples, the parent who does not affirm the child's sexual agenda change ca

lose custody of the child. now this is something that is incredibly new in all of our societies. the first thing we knew as a species was man and woman. sure, there is some variety in sexual tastes and much more. but the idea that children can the age of six, or two, the so-called special sick will decide they are the opposite gender. and to say, even question that, should become against the law i child abuse. that is child abuse bar and what's more, this so-called transition they talk about, i interviewed a bunch of people from my block on this a few years ago, the madness of cr crowds, i have spoke to books and tradition and those that have tried to do transition. this is not a simple matter. this is very, very, on every stage operations on children born we don't know the long-ter benefits are dangers of giving

hormone therapy to children younger we don't know what cancers they will get in their 30s and 40s bunk we don't know what the application of making their bone density disintegrate is. this is child abuse, and people like this woman saying this about gender affirming, no it isn't, it is child abuse please and, d'erricka let me just say, it is interesting donna, texas you have saying no what is chil abuse is uncertain his own children. i had a vasectomy and i can tel you it's not easy, and they did it at the age of 30. but my daughter? you are going to take her over to california and she was to give vasectomy angie mock going on had one this is something yo can take her away from me? child abuse? really, that's where we are? this is very serious so i don't want to joke about it but the next time my daughter is sick and were up five nights in a ro holding up front because she ha rsv and she can't read well lie down on your back i will call joe biden, collectively legislated and say may one day be on that and don't go to slee because what are they going to do? they are not going to pick up

the phone. your children belong to you and that is it. that's it but don't look at the white house instagram because they may think otherwise coming up we told you about the heafield graduation speech at the city university of new york's law school last month. will now we are seeing somethin similar at another college, eve as conservatives do to get started off campuses across the country. more on that next. an average of $70,000. they're paying off their first high rate credit card, their second high rate credit card, their third, fourth and even fifth high rate credit card and saving hundreds every month. they're paying off their car loans, too, and putting extra cash in the bank for the security every veteran deserves.

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three hours like riley gaines and she was chased following is because the physical universe about biological men not being in real women's sports. but a graduation speech accusin israel of killing and torturing palestinians, not quite getting the same reaction. if i was told seven years ago a a palestinian refugee stopping point for the first time in thi country that one day i would be standing on this stage, i would not have believed it i get my graduation to all palestinians who have lost their lives and those who continue to lose thei lives every day due to the oppressive apartheid state of israel killing and torturing palestinians as we speak. >> harris: we have reached out to el camino community college for comment. we are waiting to hear back. well, cayleigh, her words and then some clapping from that audience. >> speaker2: i don't know who was crappy because she shouldn' have been applauded in any way

shape or form. but they give taxpayer dollars and el camino, 150 million in federal, state, and local tax dollars. so your tax dollars are going to fund heafield speech the ussamah at cooney that two week later, nancy, oh, weight it was hates respond and this being sanctioned by administrator? i want the answer to that because apparently the new york post said that a college director approved that speech, that is what that young woman claims. and there was some reported tha the cooney speech delay mail said care -- but i don't take care's word for much of anythin but they said fatima speech at cooney was submitted, examined and preapproved. i want to know the degree to which college administrators approved this or not peace and whether or not there really was a look at the constitution. free speech is that that it doe not ignite, right. protected speech cannot. and so i want somebody to take a look at that and see what it is, tammy. is it within the bounds. but i tell you, i always say, i

love people hearing -- say what they think because then you fin out who they are. exactly, this is valuable. however to some degree it normalizes this kind of rhetori on we look back we can think ho can remember in their 30s allow this happened but, well, know you are watching it happen here. its determination of fear and all controls and of losing her scholarship, being a professor losing tenure ship, getting kicked the uncle there are certain controls that people no say anything. the thing that moves us out of this is courage, on a personal level, to say no and to recognize that this is not normal because what you are seeing is an enforced acceptanc hunger you had maybe a dozen people applauded what the problems are not just in el camino-princeton park a new survey of princeton university students, three quarters of the students surveyed said it acceptable to shutdown orders from speakers who hold reports with which they disagree, and 1 to use violence against objectionable speech. >> and is what we are seeing.

>> right, so this what we are seeing account and also now hig schools. and this is what parents -- mak because they have to stop trusting the system -- had to get involved and know what thei children are facing. >> douglas: universities were first set up in the west for a single pursuit, and that was th pursuit of truth. that is so far away from what american universities are tryin to pursue today. let me do a quick little exercise in truth. this girl, the speaker, is a fake, she's a phony, she's a fraud she said to the person in refugee policy is it's. it turns out her grandparents may have been palestinian refugees but only palestinians, all peoples in the world could you have multigenerational refugee status. overruling the country for whatever reason and the ernie sims of members of the country. only palestinians still say 70 years after the creation of the state of israel that they refugees dog of this girl is no a refugee, has there been a refugee.

she is claiming victim status because she knows encourage america that is what gets you applause. then you can be rude what is used to lie about israel. the people persecuting the palestinians are palestinians. she should talk about that please i know people will watches and see how do you find that out because we are continuing to see this now. just people have to do their work and have to call out bigot like this. she knows that if she was a hig german turgor pressure prosimians the wicked zionists, she will be praised. well, i suggest that people, as tammy says to do the opposite and say you know, you cannot dissemination and his people an lie about them and normalize that and get away with that. what struck me the most here is the fundamental lack of gratitude. we have this woman who is going to be refugee as you say and then the previous one at cooney which was a loss, by the way, which made it, and i'll get to that later, but she -- this

country has welcomed so many like that with open arms. and to turn around and say you are nothing, this is a gross nation, to me is a fundamental lack of gratitude but where the locking comes in -- and this is important as what we saw in march us circuit judge kyle dance -- kyle duncan at stanfor law get started on by law students and personal invective were thrown. his family was turned by what happens with this declaration o law students their clerkships, which they shouldn't? what happens when they sit the bench? that is what i have my eye on the next five or ten years. we got to nip it in the bud right now. >> what a fascinating conversation. outnumbered continues. i love our show.

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>> coming up live, for presiden donald trump woodley park for the courthouse and arrived a short time after hunger it is a day of historic proportions and legal uncertainty as to trump ultimately go before a judge is the first former president to ever be criminally charged on three similar accounts. he is equal to internet guilty plea. we are following the four presidents movements live at th afternoon unfolds. we will have special coverage for you and we will headline to miami ms. from the. come join jonathan be live's america reports at the top of

the hour. >> quite a apropos song. you might change your margarita was because the climate today i making his way to the bar. experts claim that tequila production process is more harmful to the planet compared to other liquo. in your time magazine article with this headline "tequila is will to become the us's most popular spirit and admit for th environment." that article was in part local tequila's growing global popularity also led to a loss o genetic diversity as manufacturers turn to high-yielding monographs that require increasing amounts of pesticides. emissions wise tequila and vodk production are on par emitting proximally 3 kilograms of carbo dioxide per liter matheus cunha charging a smart phone every da

for a year." you know, i wonder if these smart phone charging tequila drinkers emit more than the liberals jet setting everyday? i don't know but i believe i'm doing something for the environment because i'm not a tequila drinker. >> but you do have a cell phone. >> i do have a cell phone. >> that's huge. i like vodka and whiskey engine not at the same time but just i general. >> we don't judge. >> tequila i can now feel good about herself by saving the environment every time i have gin and tonic. >> i am looking for because i had a margarita last night and i'm half latino on the other side. so to speak crazy latinos, take away our tequila uncle. >> and how are they with the belt that with the commitment t diversity? >> not only that i can think of character a specific cohort of voters, shenzi and millennials who may not be too happy about this.

i think tim has thoughts on tha one too. i think the left want to ruin everyone's fun, right. everything has to relate to their issue is bunk. they are complaining about bein grown in popularity globally. is great news for small farmers in mexico, small farmers throughout south america there is a certain region that the agave can be grown in and we have to produce the tequila. but that is great news for an entire economy, for the health of women and children and families. why do they want to destroy those individual lives in me mexico? this is a huge environmental dynamic when it comes to work and making money and keeping entire villages going. is handmade. if you got great liquor. it is something that is a clear liquor which means it is better for you. and this is the kind of thing where it feels like they are going to give to every dynamic or whether it is our stove, the car, and now that tequila on once again it is about courage

and the courage to say no peace and i want to know if joe biden will go here because we know th ever-growing list of things you can't do. rice apparently urbanna and joe said that is just climate activists but i was trying to read this through the lens of a young person going on 35, i lik wine drinking. my sister, they are generation can confirm they are tequila. this is a fad. i'm reading to the prism tequila accounted plans face a far greater threat from climate change than the rest migraines and tubers, bilingual pictures or reeking payment on certain settlements, word greg rose and tsarkis well drought tolerant i too fragile to handle extreme heat to unsuitable storms critical to the climate rhetori get in or is that tequila -- >> i am so dissuaded by timid i am could have tequila every morning from now on. it is good for me apparently. look, it is a great product and because people who are allergic to greens and things, this is not a green bay's dynamic.

dehghani flickers above the soil. it requires hand handling. is everything you want if you care about the planet, if you care about families, small countries, countries that have been suffering economically, don't do this, i mean, this is an interference that will destroy lives to douglas i love you are not committed to more co2 and drinking tequila. if only john kerry would make you toe to toe and say i'll lay off the project to reduce co2 emissions and offset them. more outnumbered in a moment.

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end of a television era. for more than 40 years "wheel of fortune" host pat sajak, getting ready to take his final spin. oh, i get the song now, round, round, ok. he announced his upcoming retirement on twitter. well, the time has come i've decided our 41st season in sept september will be the last. many thanks to you all. if nothing else, it will keep the click bait sites busy, he's right about that. no word who will take his place but fans are already campaigning for his colleague, vanna white, to get the gig. oh, look at that. they are so iconic. tammy. >> like johnny carson in a way, some scandals recently, but he's a good guy. >> i think it's the end of an era. we grew up, and with alex trebek

passing in 2020, the last of the great american game shows and now it will fade into the night unless vanna can resurrect it. i would be for that. >> he's been doing this pretty much my adult run. >> he loves his job. >> i like constants in public life, you know. >> it is -- it's true success when you are on that long. >> for sure. more than 40 years, that's an extraordinary career, a long time in television to be so well-liked, his wife, a son, a great man from everything i've read and researched about him, he will be missed and best of luck. coming after him, hoping you'll have a 40-year run like him, what an icon. >> and like myself, he's got a great co-host. vanna white has been amazing. i remember being younger and friends of my parents would say what's she wearing tonight. >> there was no politics, just a

fun thing, random, chance and luck, and it was handled beautifully and that's a real skill. >> definitely. we wish him the best. so what's next, he said, more to come. we'll be watching. don't forget to dvr the show when you can't watch us in person. we'll know you're there, and when you watch us, "america reports" now. what does she mean? >> john: harris, thank you. former president trump will leave his miami doral golf resort and surrender to federal authorities at the downtown courthouse in miami, becoming the first former president ever to be arraigned on federal charges. hello, i'm john roberts in washington. sandra, here we go again. >> sandra: it's going to be a busy afternoon. unprecedented prosecution of the former president stems from his handling and retention of classified documents he took from the white house after the end of his presidency.