for the rest of the world, they just say don't go there. they keep saying don't go there. number two, number three, i think that determining what happens to foreclosure, what happens to excuse me -- what happens when we discuss this in other areas, is that god only knows what he is likely to do. and not even sure -- 100 and sure where he is. and what relationship he has. if i was him i would be careful what i eat. and may be keeping my eye on my menu. but all kidding aside, who knows. i do not know. i don't think any of us know for certain what the future of what things will look like in russia. i do not know how to answer that question beyond that. >> if i could ask you something about what's happening back home, you seen the g.o.p.

grappling with tying abortion rights to defense what does this say about u.s. military readiness? would you be willing to talk with tuberville to work out some solution? >> president biden: i'd be willing to talk to him if i thought there was a chance he would change his thought. i expect the republican party to stand up and do something about it. it is in their power to do that. the idea we don't have a chairman of the joint chief of staff. the idea we have all these promotions in advance right now, don't know what is going to happen, the idea we are injecting into fundamental foreign policy position is biare za. i don't recall that happening, ever. it is totally irresponsible, in

my view. i just think that i mean, i'm confident that the main-stream republican party no longer does not support what he's doing. they got to stand up and be counted. that is how it ends. >> for the president, you have been working to fortify fence between the border of finland and russia. is there anything you have seen that concerns you and as leader that shares a border with russia, what do you want to see to deter putin? >> during the beginning of our application process, surely, we had to make first trying to figure out every possible negative action we might meet and surely how we respond from

that and we are very careful on that work. so at the moment, situation is quite calm, hope to remain such. finnish people do feel more secure, 80% support nato membership and more than 80% say we will also protect our allies. that is the finnish position. >> thank you, this concludes the press conference. >> president biden: thank you very much. >> we got to see the president there talking with the president of finland, newest member of nato as of april this year,

sharing a border with russia. just momentarily ago, one reporter and that is international media there, following this big nato meeting, one reporter asked about biden fortifying the border between finland and russia and i don't know how many american reporters are in there, if he's willing to do that, is he willing to fortify the border along the southern border of mexico to stop the drugs and cartel from coming in. there are a couple things you can only cover, there are danging participles there. there are questions about his fitness to do the job, we'll get into all that. i'm harris faulkner, we bring it balk to the faulkner focus. i woman welcome daniel davis.

most importantly, start with nato and the president's firm defense of the united states staying yolked and it is a military alliance. should america help pull ukraine in eventually? he seems determined to do that. >> harris, you hit the nail on the head, that is the critical question. the most critical question for the american audience, how does this affect american interest and our economic interest. there is no rationale path anyone can claim that adding in a country who is presently at war with our biggest nuclear adversary in the world will make our security better. it makes perfect sense for zelenskyy to want to be in nato. 32 other countries are not threatened by russia. let me point blank say, russia poses no threat to the united states or nato that we couldn't crush with our own and putin is

aware of that and there is no evidence he would come attack us. we have to look at our national security interest and nato should never offer to ukraine now or ever. >> the president said we would never let them in while at war, that would never happen. he said, it will happen. he said that with conviction, it is only a matter of timeingsing and you are saying it should never happen. >> that is correct and look beyond the surface and zelenskyy said he would not be let in, two conditions or you have internal disputes settled and all border issues settled. they have been in a civil war since 2014.

that will go on for the foreseeable future. this war is resolved. because of deck's long antagonism, it will stay volatile, i don't see any possibility they would ever be allowed into nato and we should be honest about saying that. >> harris: president zelenskyy of ukraine was quite upset about the stall to get his nation into nato. i don't know if my team had that available. i can paraphrase it. it should go forth expeditiously. he didn't speak on that, he is expecting the kind of support a nato nation might get as hard as he says he's fighting and he needs america's tax dollars, not just to fight the war, to save lives of his citizens. >> yeah, and they're trying toic mathe case. from their perspective, i

understand this, they want toic mathe case they are fighting for us, defending western europe and no truth to that. i'm sorry, there is not, this is between ukraine and russia and russia wanting, willing to do everything to keep nato off the border in ukraine. they have shown they are willing to go to war and they will not stop. saying we will put ukraine into nato will make putin double down, not stand down as biden said, he believes putin will recognize futility and stop. the opposite is almost certainly to result instead this will fortify putin to make him fight harder. >> harris: i will end with this, the president said that putin should be careful about what he eats and he said, i'm just joking about that. we'll move forward. let's talk about notable issues and gaffes around the president's recent trip with nato and meeting with the president of finland.

the confusion yesterday is raising eyebrows at an epic degree. let's watch together. >> president biden: russia could end this war tomorrow by withdrawing forces from ukraine, international border and ceases attack, inhumane attacks on russia, i mean, by russia on ukraine. vladamir and i, i shouldn't be so familiar, mr. zelenskyy and i talked about the kind of guarantees we could make in the meantime. >> harris: turning on the sarasm gauge saying this to reporters. >> how soon after the war would you like to be in nato? how soon after the war would you like to join nato? >> here we go. all right. >> thank you, guys. >> harris: what do you make of that? >> well, i mean, this is just president biden's personality

and certainly it has a lot of people concerned. >> harris: should they be? >> how firm his grasp is what is going on, would be better if we had somebody like reagan or even a jfk, who could look right in the eye. i don't have confidence in it and i would feel better if he did. >> harris: the world stage, the world watches, including our enemies and i'm glad you were here to break this down. thank you for being in focus and getting us started. breaking news, making it official, secret service confirmed investigation into who took cocaine into the white house is closed. the agency has no answers for the american people. they did bring out a bio-lab reviewer or report and said they did work on the substance to confirm what it was, fingerprint

d.n.a. analysis. let's go deeper into the details. mark meredith is at the white house now. >> the secret service confirming it has wrapped up the investigation as to who brought cocaine to the white house. it was discovered on a sunday evening. the fbi wrapped up the forensic testing checking for d.n.a. or fingerprints. secret service were unable to find anything about that. there have been questions about security, there has been questions whether or not we'd see changes in the wake of this. the secret service said that is part of their review, but nothing they could confirm about who brought the drugs into the west wing to begin with. this area is trafficked by hundreds of people up to july 2.

it was found on a sunday night. the white house sent questions to secret service, who briefed lawmakers with house oversight committee. lawmakers are not happy with what they heard from the service because they have more questions than answers. take a listen to what lawmakers had to say just moments ago. >> i would like answers. it seems like any time we have questions about unsavory activity yearn the bidens, no one can provide an answer. someone ends up lying. >> that is congresswoman nancy mace of south carolina saying there will still be questions, we also heard from a senator. they say the investigation has concluded and they were unable to find out who the person was that brought the drugs to the west wing. not seeing major changes to white house security, i imagine that is next step, will there be talk about this going forward.

the white house has gone to great length to show the evidence that the president and his family were not here when the drugs were discovered and know ares will not let up, even though the secret service says the investigation on over. >> harris: some of the evidence them saying they were not there shows not to be true. they were not there, particularly on an important friday and you and the press corps know the president's family and he were in the white house until 6:30 p.m. on that friday. there are cameras everywhere. how were there no cameras there? they were supposed to check the cameras nearby showed, what became of that? >> mark: the cameras were not over the phone cubies. there is driveway entrance. for viewers, there is not

cameras over the phone cubies, where the belongings were put in. lawmakers in the hearing said they were surprised there was not assignment of lockers. here is locker 212, it was a free-for-all, put your stuff in and anybody's guess who the materials were going to be. it was interesting they said they could not determine it was there on july 2nd. >> harris: what if it had been something else. >> mark: that was why they evacuated, there was fears it could be something hazardous, they think there is vulnerability here. >> harris: they are right about that. mark meredith, great reporting, thank you. new survey revealing fears about violent crime, even manhattan district attorney says he gets a knot in his stomach when his

family is on the subway. new york city mayor is blaming the media for reporting vicious crime. it is our fault, we want to warn people. lawmakers given an earful over allegations the bureau is being used for political purposes and running cover for the bidens. watch. >> the question would be, has the fbi protocol surrounding investigations, if you got a list of churches you are targeting and looking at, yes, if the answer is no. >> so many americans do not trust the fbi presently. >> harris: i will talk to representative chip roy and we'll get into it. he was there, the texas congressman in focus next. this is american infrastructure, a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends these services for everyone who lives here. ♪

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>> harris: a marathon hearing got heated as republicans tore into fbi director christopher wray. they accuse the bureau of protecting the biden family and being weaponized for political purposes. here is a taste. >> the american people fully understand there is a two-tiered system based on their political beliefs and you have personally worked to weaponize the fbi against conservatives. >> i disagree with your characterization of the fbi and your description of my own approach. the idea that i'm biassed against conservatives seems somewhat insane to me given my personal background. >> did joe biden take payments from burisma or any other companies as vice president, president or private citizen biden? >> there is an ongoing investigation being led by the u.s. attorney in delaware, mr.

weiss. >> the president is under investigation? >> i'm not going to confirm or speak to who is or isn't under investigation for what, i'm -- >> he's not under investigation. >> i didn't say that either. >> american people have lost faith in the fbi. it is a political tool by the biden administration, seen counter terrorism being used. the people we represent are losing count of the scandals that are mounting. >> master class in oversight, the fbi with lengthy statements that started coming out as soon as the hearing wrapped up. fbi denying it is in the business of policing social media, targeting parents at school board meetings, retaliating against

whistleblowers. congressman chip roy and committee member, you also questioned director wray at yesterday's hearing. do you agree with miranda devine, was this guy evasive? >> thanks, always good to be on. i was first assistant attorney of general of texas. i am tired of people like director wray and the attorney general of the united states hiding behind the lying fbi agents when we're trying to criticize so-called leadership of the fbi and doj when seeing precisely what is happening. you saw questions yesterday. you saw matt gaetz from florida, talking about hunter biden sitting next to his dad, carrying out a shake-down and the fbi director couldn't talk about it or answer questions about big tech. he wouldn't answer questions to me about an fbi participation in

a raid on the home of a dad in philadelphia because he was defending his son for an event for which he offered to voluntarily submit himself and yet they show up with guns at his house. you know what director wray was offended by? i said it was tyranical. the american people are sick and tired of it. we need to use the power of the purse and our power in congress to get reform necessary to fbi and d.o.j. >> harris: my team popped up family photos with the dad you were talking about. just to jog everybody's memory how that played out. it got chippy on both sides of the aisle, though. >> it did. >> harris: house democrat raised

serious concern about americans right to privacy when it comes to the fbi data collection, let's watch a bit. >> it is public information the fbi uses babble street and vintel and has a lexus account, providing data for purpose. can you tell me how the fbi uses that data? >> this is a topic that gets very involved to explain. my testimony -- >> does the fbi purchase data? >> my testimony about purchasing database information including internet advertising remains the same, we currently do not do that. >> harris: serious pat on the head, basically told that woman, let me man-splain to you. >> there is common interest with my colleagues on the other side of the aisle in protecting the privacy of the american people. what we're seeing out of the fbi

and the american people is abuse of the privacy of the american people. saw a district court in louisiana, my friend, mr. johnson from louisiana, questioned the fbi director about this district court ruling saying 278,000 incidents of using fisa to go get information on the american people and that was abusive. that is a problem. i asked questions about brian auten,fbi analyst associated with going after president trump and providing false information to fisa court and then allowed to participate in essentially dismissing the information into hunter biden and joe biden. imagine that. i asked the director about that, he said that wasn't on my watch. the second part was on your watch, you have responsibility to clean up the fbi. american people expect us to

protect their privacy. and we have bipartisan interest on capitol hill in ensuring we do something about it and i hope to my republican and democrat colleagues to use power of the purse during the appropriation season to force changes at the fbi and d.o.j. >> harris: interesting. pull pat cash and perhaps there will be capitulation, see if coin can change that. i want to go to the breaking news we heard from mark meredith reporting on the secret service confirming the investigation into the cocaine in the white house is closed, the sweep did not develop latent fingerprints, no video that provided investigative leads. the secret service investigation is closed due to lack of physical evidence, except for

the actual cocaine. no answers for the american people. my question earlier with mark, my sort of point of view, what if it had been something else that could have been more deadly or dangerous to wider group of people, like anthrax. >> that was part of locking down the white house, what if it had been anthrax, oh, sorry, i don't know who had it in the white house. are you out of your mind? our law enforcement, secret service, fbi, can go after scott smith of loudoun county for defending his daughter or houck. you better believe if they want to figure out where that cocaine came from, the secret service of the united states in the white house of the united states could

figure it out. we know what is going on and this is the clear two-tiered system we are seeing going on. >> harris: is that only thing potentially going on? it is a fair question. look, after everything the president's son has been through, no clear connection, no clear anything. would there be more vigorous look at where it came from? your last quick thought. >> when i look at the deal they are trying to cut with hunter biden, a deal they never would have cut. i prosecuted gun crimes, no way they would have let average american get away with what they are letting hunter biden get away with and now the white house. we have work to do. >> harris: congressman chip roy, good to have you. thank you. democrats worry 2024 could be 2016 all over again. a third party candidate siphoning off democratic voters and sending a republican to the white house, their worst nightmare.

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it■s hard eating healthy. unless you happen to be a dog. >> harris: leftist professor cornell west is stirring up a flashback of 2016 for democrats. the question for them, will cornell west take votes away from president biden? you know what happened to hillary clinton when jill stein

ran, former senior strategist to obama, david axelrod said this. now with cornell west as their likely nominee, they could easily do it again, risky business. the third-party threat doesn't end with cornell west. no labels is eyeing moderate democrat joe manchin to lead it. next week, it is hosting a common sense event featuring the senator in new hampshire, here is how joe manchin reacted. >> it is about the dialogue for common sense, which is hard to have here, find commonality. >> are you ruling out a third party bill? >> i never ruled out anything or ruled in anything, this is strictly a conference we're

having. >> harris: gianno caldwell and -- the problem of losing votes at a time like this with all of the headwind, what do you make of what joe manchin just said? >> all this talk about spoilers, my spoiler alert is that a third party will not spoil the chance in 2024. democrats have seen this movie before, we're talking about 2016 and jill stein. democrats know the consequences, did not take it serious lee in 2016, thought hillary clinton was going to beat trump and sat back. 2024 is a different story. you see democrats united behind president biden and third parties will not make a difference.

cornel west is talking from the left, but people think best chance with with another joe biden term. >> harris: james carville said democrats need to be worried, when you look at number of voters in the midterms, they were not that great. he doesn't think the numbers could beat presidential candidate donald trump. >> what is interesting, harris, i have to fully disagree with david. this is not 2020, where you had covid and ballot harvesting, we're not going back. 2020, joe biden got 32% of the black vote. folks believed his policies, only 34%, les than half of black people want to see him run again and only 37% of hispanics want to see him run again. joe biden is in trouble. i know the media and david want

to have talking points and put on a good face, joe manchin has an ax to grind. that interview you had with him, you said, how do you know the white house will keep his promises and he was pushing back on you. come to find out, joe biden had lied to him. they are in trouble, they have to galvanize support, otherwise green party, cornel west and joe manchin, they will have outside impact on this race. >> harris: you couple that, quickly, david with siphoning that could happen if somebody, bobby kennedy jr. and along with marianne williamson. let's go to the vice president,

for many democrats, she would be the backup. and every, i think pretty much every administration, you would think the vp might go into the race if the current president decides not to go all the way. kamala harris terrible, no good, very bad week is rolling on, critics roasting her for railing against absolutely unacceptable airport bathrooms, no mention of other big crisis facing america, like the real ones like border mess, danger with fentanyl and cartels running it. she's supposed to be working to solve that, she is the border czar. nothing on the crime surge, particularly in blue cities or inflation still above the fed's target. she did take time to explain this tricky concept. >> transportation is fundamentally about making sure people have the ability to get

where they need to go, it is that basic. >> harris: users lit up social media. here it goes. genius level commentary. first grade commentary and one trip on sand bag away from this being our president. >> man. >> harris: tweets there. this kamala splainning is nothing new, but this week hit a different level. >> you need to get where you need to go. the significance of the passage of time, when you think there is significance to passage of time. culture is reflection of moment in our time right? and present culture, the way we expres how we feel about the moment. the first part of this issue that should be articulated, ai is a fancy thing, it is two

letters, it means artificial intelligence. >> harris: montage of previous there. reverse order now. gianno caldwell. >> it is sad, harris, i take no solace in the fact she is failing. you have black americans and white liberals who supported biden ticket because of her thinking something great would come out of her. first woman president, black when she wants to be black, asian at other times. the fact she could potentially be president is scary to a lot of americans, i don't think she can handle herself much better than joe biden can. where do we go from here? i don't know. they are stuck. >> harris: david. >> i think republicans are going down a dangerous rabbit hole. number one, we're talking about delivery and not deliverable.

>> harris: what has she delivered exactly? what has she done? not the president, but the vice president. >> it's a whole team. >> harris: no, no, if she runs in his place. talk about the chips act. >> harris: she got that done? >> this was talked about in 2020 and what happened? >> harris: she wasn't the vice president then. >> she was on the ticket with him, same mran of attack by republicans. >> harris: expectation for somebody on the ticket and more than two years in, they have done something you can name and you are one of the brightest people i know coming on to this program, you held office before and you can't name one thing. >> david is trying out for "saturday night live." >> harris: next time start with you naming my goodness, i have to let you go. >> i will watch this segment

later and laugh a lot. thanks for the humor. >> good to talk with you guys. >> harris: the president's climate czar, another czar here, john kerry facing tough questioning from republicans at hearing on capitol hill. they are looking into the state department's climate agenda he is in charge of. he is set to go to china this week. beijing thumbs its nose at climate efforts. texas congressman nathaniel moran pressuring kerry on human rights versus climate change, just moments ago, watch. what are you doing to force china to reduce co2 emissions. >> i am going there, i'm not sure my presence is enough to force them. >> it is a reasonable question, you have been asked to do this. the president asked you to go abroad and to have this conversation with china.

so i want to know what are we going to do to twist -- >> it is use of the word force. it is important to have dialogue about how you can both reach agreement -- >> replace force with felon. what are you going to do to influence china? >> we have had successful meetings with them and have moved significantly. let me give you idea what china is doing in response to some pressure i think has been evident. they are -- >> get specific about actions you are going to to ask them to do? >> we are looking closely at the c-bam, as is europe and other countries and looking at other ways to be able. our preference is to have china say that makes sense. >> but china hasn't. past decade we've reduced emissions issue but china's

emissions have creased. pollution coming out of china -- >> correct, that is why we're working at what we're doing. >> you said this is global universal issue and we don't want it to become captive to other issues. i'm curious if you are ignoring other issues like my colleague brought up, human rights issues. would you agree human rights issues are global issues? >> absolutely. >> i want to keep them separate when you talk to china, is that true? >> what i said -- well, no, we don't keep them separate in terms of our priorities. >> you said president xi and president biden agreed to separate out the climate issue, so wouldn't get caught up in other issues. >> correct. >> were you correct -- >> that doesn't mean you don't talk about them. they are not show stoppers. >> i presume -- >> trying to make sure you don't have to worry that john kerry is going to give away some right on

human rights to get what he wants from china. >> i assume you will have conferences with your counterparts and that president biden said to you and others, which is more priority over the other. my question is human rights bigger issue? is slave labor coming out of the uyghur or climate change? >> treating all of them simultaneously, we don't have to wrap them up so one becomes hostage to the other or you don't make progress. >> hold china accountable if they do not follow through with activity you suggest and reduce emissions? they are able to get ahead of our economy by producing many more emissions and having less regulatory action on business than we are in the united states. >> and we don't want that to happen. >> then how will you hold them accountability? >> that is why president biden

asked us to examine the counter veiling. >> i have never seen an exampleation hold anyone accountable. >> that is exactly what is happening and several senators, some in the house. >> we don't legislate china, but need to hold them accountable. >> you can legislate a c-bam. >> harris: congressman moran went after john kerry and john kerry did not have answers for how to hold china accountable, even over one thing they chose over human rights, climate change. he says they can do it simultaneously. if i had a penny for every democrat that said they could walk and chew gum at the same time, i would be wealthy, even in pennies. we'll monitor this hearing and bring you more news out of it as it is made. new yorkers are furious and frightened because of their city's violent crime explosion and lack of safety. in fact, it has gotten so bad,

manhattan's liberal district attorney alvin bragg admits it. >> we have a lot more work to do, no doubt about it. we have really encouraging signs. i know the statistics that crime is down, when a family member gets on the train, i get a knot in my stomach. >> harris: all about him, soft on crime alvin bragg and "new york post" calling out mayor eric adams. time square showing a man holding a knife among a crowd of people. look at that, circled toward the bottom. adams accuses media of fanning the flames of fear. guy walking through time square with a knife? you're imagining it. well, there is plenty of fear. new poll shows overwhelming 87% of new yorkers call crime a serious issue. 60% are worried they will be the next victim. more than half are concerned about their family's safety. put it alvin bragg, soft on

crime liberal da who says he is worried about his family members taking the subway. here is more. >> hi, harris, new yorkers we talk to on daily basis say like that poll does, they don't feel safe despite the nypd saying crime stats are going down. that situation in time square is just one of many. new yorkers are buying guns, tasers and pepper spray to protect themselves. listen. if you lead off everyday with horrific incidentses that take place in the city, there is feeling you have that officers are back out there, seeing them, conversating them, our restauranting are humming. the city has returned. >> four people, including two young brothers, were shot in the bronx and yesterday this man was arrested in time square with a knife.

according to nypd, crime is down across the city, that new poll says new yorkers don't feel that way. check it out here, sienna college institute finding 87% of people say crime is a serious problem. 61% worry they will become a victim themselves and it is not just in the big apple. let's go to chicago. two thirds of locals don't feel safe and californians are concern about being a victim of crime. i checked in with the owner of the largest privately owned gun store, there has been huge uptick in women and elderly buying handguns. all it takes is one news story or event and you see another pickup. people are afraid. in the past, they were told to put their faith in government to protect them and now they don't have that much faith. >> mayor adamses things are heading in the right direction, but it will take time. back to you.

>> harris: we'll go deeper on crime in new york. good to see you. one dad has gone viral for his furious tiktok rant. he breaks down what happened when he took his young son to the pediatrician for a routine physical. >> go over to do this video because i'm literally on fire right now. i just got off the phone with my wife, who took my nine and seven-year-old boys to the doctor today to get physicals for football and school next year. my nine-year-old son went in first. the doctor identifies him if he identifies as boy, girl, gender fluid or nonbinary. my son has never heard that before, what are you trying to plant a seed in his head? >> harris: that has gotten 20 million views last check. that dad is famous now. so many people are expressing

their support for him, including elon musk, who wrote, it is time for parents to fight back. joe, the dad from new york in that viral video is in focus now. well, okay, it looked like you were in your car. what motivated you to get to that point so immediately? >> just the fact the emotion that went through my body and to my brain at that point. i was furious and i just used tiktok as a way to get it out and express it and release it and clearly it took off. >> harris: did the doctors ask you or anybody or warn you that topic was going to come up so you could be prepared with your child to explain what the doctor was talking about? >> no. we have been, this is the only pediatrician my children have seen since the day they were born, why this was a question is

mind blowing to me. >> harris: are you surprised at how much support you are getting? >> yes, a lot of times you get negative feedback and stuff, 98.5% was positive and i was blown away. it is really amazing. >> harris: joe, what did you tell your nine year old? >> my wife handled the situation there with him. when i got home from work, he asked questions and i told him to not worry about any of the questions. you're a boy, you're my son. he was confused why anybody think he could be a girl. i to be honest, my wife explained who they are and not to worry about any of that stuff and don't listen to it and that is pretty much it. they can only comprehend so much at that age. that is how we handled that. >> harris: good point. you said it felt like that

doctor was trying to put things in your son's head, good thing your wife was there with your child. joe, thank you for being in focus and expressing what so many are talking about right now, parents are left out of the decision whether or not their kid should hear any of this. good to see you. thank you for watching "faulkner focus." out /* "outnumbered" after the break. supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. break. "outnumbered" after the break. "outnumbered" after the break. "outnumbered" after the . . . this is spring semester at over 13,000 us school districts, which have become top targets for ransomware attacks. but there's never been a reported ransomware attack on a chromebook. which is why thousands of schools like the fairfield-suisun unified school district switched to google tools for education. so they can focus on teaching and 22,000 students can focus on learning,

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