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politicians who have left them behind. that song has gone viral. entitled "rich men north of richmond," and anthony oliver is a former factory working who wants to give hope to the average class and hard-working man who may have lost hope in the grind of trying to get by. with his voice, guitar and message resonating with americans, his song has surged to number ones on itune. ♪ i've been selling my soul, working all day, overtime hours for pay so i can sit out here and waste my life away for people like me and people like you, wish i could wake up and it not be true, but it is, it is,

living in the new world. ♪ ♪ your dollar is taxed to nie end because rich man, the rich man. lisa, an incredible musician and the message that is resonating with millions of americans right now. >> lisa: there is the economic aspect of this, we've seen the middle class get crushed in this country particularly since covid and government control, he says lord knows they all want total control, want to know what you think and what you do. there is massive imbalance of

power in this country, power is concentrated in the few and people like him are getting screwed, no one looking out for them. seeing the media pile on and start to attack him, and the reason being, they live in concentrated power balls in new york city, washington, d.c., l.a. and don't understand or attempt to understand people like oliver. john king of cnn did a focus group asking should we support ukraine. cnn was like, oh, my, we have a massive disconnect and this song speaks to that. >> emily: what struck me about this song, it could have been from the '20s or like the '50s,

it seemed timeless and made me sad that periods of this country we thought we had moved on and past we find ourselves in again, hard-working americans feeling unheard. >> harris: living in the new world with an old soul is what he's talking about. lisa, i think on the left, there is lack of curiosity for leaders on the left to find out what it is like to be someone else other than him and to live outside that bubble of d.c. it is unfortunate, it causes you to go backward. you may as well go sit back at the counter because you are not in present day temperature is hurtful, i feel the anguish of not being heard and seen with every word he sings every word he's written and speaks and same with jason aldean and they're going to try to cancel everybody

that speaks from that gut place that the left just has no curiosity to find out where it is coming from. >> emily: seattle times called this the right-wing anthem and rolling stone -- >> harris: why can't it be an american anthem, more thanes are going through this, which is why john king was flabbergasted that people didn't want all our money to going to war. >> lisa: we do live in two different americas right now. >> griff: but shouldn't be. >> lisa: shouldn't, but it is. >> griff: this guy pours his heart out for this reality, that paycheck doesn't add up to the bills, that hurts, that is hard, that is why he's talking about the paycheck, might as well be called the ballad of bidenomics.

since biden took office, prices are up 16%, wages are down 3%, paycheck is not meeting and when you got your kids, you are buying christmas presents, maybe cut back, making summer plans, cut back, that hurts. that is a measure of a man and he takes his guitar, his gift, and pours it out and it is shame other politicians and others that criticize it don't understand what is happening there. it is a political song that is apolitical at the same time. can he run for office? i don't know, put him in office. it is why washington -- >> harris: i don't want him to go to the swamp. >> kayleigh: they'll have the special counsel on him in no time. merrick garland will put a special counsel on that guy. reminds me of 2016, i was

working at cnn, and something was going on, i didn't live in echo chamber of new york. i got out of my bubble, i was in florida. you could see trump signs and bernie sanders signs and they could not be more opposite, there was discontent among blue collar workers and some chose trump, some chose bern and he it was un-election of hillary clinton. i will never forget the faces on cnn, watching them melt down. you could see it coming if you listen toed to the american people. we are at a moment like this again, biden goes to philly to tout bidenomics, foj news digital goes out to talk to people and they hear from truckers, everything so high, i work as much as i can to make ends meet.

i'm paying more for everything. fox news digital hit the streets. biden just says bidenomics. who knows how it ends it could end in the re-election of the current president. >> emily: the baby formula shortage, there were so many voices of parents so loud resonating throughout the country and biden administration created a task force and said we'll look into this and hear what you have to say and investigate and all of us were like, all you have to do is listen right now issue the voices are quite loud on all platforms and local government everywhere is loud. listen for a moment to one more verse calling out politicians. ♪ wish politicians look out for miners and not just miners on an island somewhere. lord, we got folks in the street, ain't got nothing but heat and the old beast milk

welfare. if you're 5'3" and 300 pounds, taxes ought not to pay for your rounding, putting themselves six feet in the ground, all this country does is kick them down. >> harris: wow. >> emily: so powerful. >> griff: first experience i got 2003, iraq. i will go to the unit i was embedded with, back last in 2016. you have in the case of young men and women, it was a young marine gunny sergeant saved my life in 2003 and i've told this story before, they signed up for something bigger than them and wanted to contribute to the country and thought later, they were going to get something in return. we do try and support our vets. it is not just about vets, but he's tapping into unfulfilled

expectation of life and no greater strain than unfulfilled expectation when he writes about young people that commit suicide and don't see a way out. driving back from south carolina from the beach just two days ago, my wife and i are in dunn, north carolina to get gas. we are at starbucks and here is a mom with six kids and they all had different drinks, i was watching because it was just my wife and i and that was $40 something tab and you could see the anguish on mom's face. she could have been a millionaire, who knows, this is going to be expensive for a family traveling to the beach. challenge is inability to make finances work and the country better start paying attention or there will be more suicide. >> harris: biden is going to a different beach. >> kayleigh: he is and a lot.

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>> emily: new scrutiny over who merrick garland appointeda

special counsel to take over the investigation of hunter biden. david weiss has been given the job, the u.s. attorney happy to go along with the sweetheart deal including lifetime immunity for hunter biden or so incompetent he walked into court not knowing what was in his own deal. jonathan turley put it this way. >> jonathan: for many, this is like solving the mutiny by making captain bly admiral. it doesn't address the underlying problem. he has been accused of tipping the bidens off and time was allowed to expire and came up with minor charges while there were felonies out there that could have been charged. why appoint this person, you are supposed to appoint someone

unsailiable. >> kayleigh: two huge problems, federal regulation 603, qualification of special counsel. special counsel shall be selected from outside the united states government, as u.s. attorney in delaware, we know david weiss is a part of the u.s. government. problem number two, brought it up on friday, gary shapley and joey ziegler, here is what they had to say about the new special counsel. watch. >> the u.s. attorney in delaware in our investigation was ham strung, limiteds and marginalized by doj officials and other u.s. attorneys. he told me he was not the deciding person on whether or not charges were filed and attorney had declined to allow charges and he said he respected special counsel authority from maine authority and was denied. >> were you the only guy in that meeting? >> i was not. >> how many other people there? >> seven, including me.

>> weiss denies this, the whistleblowers seem credible. >> emily: there is reason why comer, house oversight committee, says we have zero confidence of him as special counsel. interestingly, the precedent talk says it is not usually followed. just because something is not usually followed doesn't mean it is here shall be, should be someone not member of current government. this person is holding two positions that represent the u.s. government. what is troubling for americans it seems to kron kraitize insularity, civil, criminal or otherwise and all questions, all of the conflict and what has been revealed by whistleblowers, all of that was under weiss's watch, why has he been tapped to restore order, blow open

transparency and ensure people have questions answered, throw me in the briar patch, it is what is happening here. >> kayleigh: we have video, you mentioned the beach, 9 ima, 8 a.m., our president rolls in 12:18, whatever time, he was set to depart the beach at 10:30. he was ask about special counsel. see what he had to say? >> [indiscernible] >> 11:25, he rolls in. >> harris: most people don't roll in, they are hustleing and have bills to pay, he wouldn't know about that. >> we have robert hurr, do you hear the crickets, that is all you'll hear, you have david weiss on hunter biden, the u.s. attorney for the state of delaware, where the president spends forty % of his time, he

loves it there. the white house, it is hard, you are working, not working, jack smith, classified documents case, what is david weiss going to do? continue to be loyal to this family? i don't believe he didn't know what was in the sweetheart plea deal. of course he knew, he helped structure it and put it together. this guy has proven he likes this family. not saying he can't be objective, asking if he will be objective. >> kayleigh: brooke singman says biden transition team and secret service tipped off on 2020 plans to interview hunter biden, that interview never happened after the tipoff. >> lisa: of course, right, this makes total sense. our government is skew said, justice said, rules for thee,

not for me. thank god merrick garland is not on the supreme court, can you imagine. thank god republicans have control of the house and merrick garland back in march was saying david weiss had full authority to pursue charges in different jurisdictions, so why make him special counsel now? only thing that changed is the fact this sweetheart immunity deal got blown up in court and even the government and david weiss admitted it was unprecedented. they are doing this to stonewall congress. joe biden and election cycle can say it is under investigation, there is special counsel, i can't comment, department of justice can put up roadblocks and congress can do impeachment, to give them more power in court. we have seen them be successful in getting bank records, that is reason they are doing this now.

>> kayleigh: i'm interested in the timing jack smith managed to bring charges, david weiss has been at this for five years. >> griff: i will be outcast and take a different track. will he be fair? that is what everybody is watching. you say throw me in the brie briear patch, you are with all the republicans. he got caught and irs whistleblower validating weiss got caught after overlooking and stopping pursuing justice, special counsel writes a financial report, we will see it. they said they don't have to, we always will. think back to the mueller report. we'll see what facts he saw and what decisions he made and the scope of his investigation. did it involve president joe biden as we all see the connection? i'm optimist holding out hope

weiss got caught so nobody has more motivation to get to the truth than him. >> harris: i love your optimism, do you know when we'll see the report? >> harris: an hour before the 2024 election, if voters don't see it laid out, how fair is that in america? >> kayleigh: lisa and i are the pessimists saying we will get that report late november 2024. >> lisa: kayleigh and i read each other's mind. >> kayleigh: hawaii wildfires deadliest in 100 years, such a tragedy and the president's response to the mounting and tragic death toll while on vacation sparked major backlash.

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hawaii response, mr. president? >> harris: no, he said. neither he nor the vice president have a maui trip on the schedule and here is vice president kamala harris explanation for that. >> we're monitoring that, as with most situations, do whatever is in the best interest of folks on the ground and don't want to distract from resources that need to go to victims of this tragedy and be able to focus on that issue and not worry about on focusing on us if we're there. >> harris: i understand not wanting to be part of the problem, especially when you are czar for the border and haven't helped. griff, your bully pulpit brings flavor, why not say i talked to fema and coast guard and i'm on it and first window we'll

touchdown. >> griff: i was working this weekend and when i saw no comments, i was stunned. did he not hear the question? the red cross had forces right away. our own will cain got on the plane and went down there. >> harris: his mom is there. >> griff: deadliest wildfire in 100 years and you are nowhere to be seen. george w bush years, we saw what happened in katrina and bush started to work with politicians on the ground. this is unbelievable. you were interviewing someone last hour about -- >> harris: commander of the coast guard. did you catch what she said? of thousand missing, many are in the water and may never be

found. we didn't have that detail until them. >> griff: could have active investigation still going on, with so many people. >> harris: kayleigh, i thought of something else, he was vice president for eight years, man born in hawaii, barack obama. how do you have nothing to say, you know how close the obamas are to there, you wouldn't have something to say for people you know on the island? >> kayleigh: it is not comp hencible to me, my heart goes out to people of maui, i will do everything i can to martial the federal government to be at your disposal. i am so tired of hearing about him as mr. empathy, time and time again, hit in the face with the fact he doesn't care. the mom poured her soul out to congress about two sons who died of fentanyl and he laughed when

asked if it was under his administration or trump administration, east palestine, lack of empathy, last week we heard gold star parents talk about he has no empathy for him. he checked his watch at dignified transfer. we can't turn the other way. >> harris: i want to hit the headlines, said so well, empathy headline, go to trump ones first. trump ones first so people see this. 2017 to 2019 across former president trump presidency, lost weekend trump's time at golf club hurt response to maria. trump spends day at virginia golf course as florida braces for catastrophic hurricane. trump skipped a trip to monitor

the hurricane and ended up golfing. why trump golfing is a problem and now to biden. okay. you see why i did it that way to get the picture. in 2020, time magazine, joe biden, kamala harris and importance of empathy when america needs it most. cnn, empathy matters, joe biden endorsers highlight the same trait. biden's empathy matches him to this moment. empathy defines joe biden. joe biden and decency agenda. emily. >> emily: such dribble, they don't know this man, the man created is a prop. joe biden released this on white house.gov website. jill and i send our deepest condolences, our prayers are

with those who have seen homes and businesses destroyed. we are grateful for the first responders. he did not write that and here is why. when asked off the cuff, do you have a statement, why didn't he say i echo what i put out before, i am praying mightily and support americans on devastated maui. because he didn't write it. we covered ne-yo, and his publicist wrote something and he said, i didn't write that. any great, grand statements, joe biden is not writing them and remember when california, my home state was burning in 2020 and 2021, he had the decency or maybe the time or sdrak per kamala harris, to walk the ruins and commented it was climate change. now silence for the hawaiians.

>> harris: back to the headlines, there seems to be complicit nature about liberal legacy media seeing former president trump one way and completely -- i don't know, fantasy filled about biden having empathy? >> it gets back to point of living in two different americas, different standards are applied. people are supposed to serve us and they work against us, to the point of oliver anthony's song. i have an interview, i don't usually tout my own stuff, cheryl rex, gold star mom, mom of dillon morola, in afghanistan for two weeks, and joe biden sat there and lied to her, he said his son came home in an american

flag-draped coffin. he died of cancer and shoe knew it was a lie. no apology for getting her son killed. >> harris: he said beau came home like that? >> lisa: and it was a lie. she sat there waiting for dignified transfer of her son, knowing the president lied to her and proceeded to check his watch during the ceremony. >> kayleigh: nothing more important than being there. >> lisa: after you get young people killed. >> harris: believe people when they show who they are. the wildfire in california, mob of 50 robbers taking off with high end goods haul and federal employee necessary san francisco working from home over public safety concerns in that liberal city. you can't make it up.

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pelosi building have been told to work from home for their own safety. that nordstroms, my husband said he has been there many times, he grew up there. >> griff: the federal building named after her they are telling people crime is too bad to come to work today. democrats we are seeing in city after city and when i saw this topic, i was like just tweeted on friday afternoon, d.c. police union, not just california, in the failed state they become there and in d.c. for the first time ever, every crime category, murder, arson, robbery, sexual abuse, every category is up right now. >> kayleigh: backward liberal logic, newsom says lower penalty for theft under 950 dollars, lower penalty for carjacking. >> lisa: somehow pursuing law

and order is racist, still suffering from the ferguson effect, where michael brown robbed a store and tried to grab a police officer's gun issue but somehow he was innocent because he was black and the police officer was the wrongdoer and we have seen with jacob blake, as well. >> that is police reform. john leguizamo >> lisa: removed plain clothes officers from the streets. somehow fighting crime is racist. >> harris: i want to be chosen as crime victim instead of someone choosing the criminal, no matter the skin color. it is aided by george soros money and decided victims don't count anymore. how do liberals want this to be? is this where they want every

city in america and we will not go quietly into the night. i hope they know. you have to fight this. why do they think we want to jump on the train in this country? what is the end game? >> it happened at nordstrom in 2021. this is the second time emily. >> as a long-suffering californian who had to suffer under gavin newsom as mayor of san francisco and enjoying his time by his regulation and lack of enforcing the law, his dad before him, for example, after the entire school bus was kidnapped and buried alive, he called it a youthful stunt and let the guys out of jail. gavin newsom says my biggest gripe is not prosecuting lawbreakers in san francisco, you know what gavin newsom, that is what every californian has

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>> griff: grand jury in georgia hearing evidence in donald trump case, is another indictment in trump's future? what about the hunter biden case, could he face charges, no charges and why didn't merrick garland appoint a special counsel from outside the doj? as federal government kicks up efforts to get employees back in the office, california is urging workers to work from home because of time and residents fuming over illegal immigrants -- take control, he'll be there. and the latest on the tragedy continuing to unfold in hawaii. i'm john roberts, sandra and off today, join gillian turner and

me at the top of will hour. >> harris: more trouble currenteding remake of "snow white" and the live action movie might not be coming out until 2024. it is drawing criticism in 2023. for replacing the dwarfs with magical creatures of all sizes and genders then the star of the film explained snow white won'ting saved by a prince or by a love. the actress is claiming prince charming is a stalker. >> the original came out in 1937, evidently so. there is focus on her love story with a guy who literally stalks her. weird. we didn't do that this time. we have a different approach to what people assume is a love story. we cast a guy in the movie, a great dude. it is one of those things i

think everybody will have assumptions, it is not about the love story at all, which is wonderful. >> harris: emily, was rachel famous before this movie? why do we care what she thinks? >> emily: i don't know, in terms of how americans should care, they should change the name a bit and call it "snow white reimagined," or "the new snow white," give us indicator it is going to be worked around. if they think that will bring in or make up for stock and profit losses, go ahead, but prepare us, everything described is not the original and walt probably has thoughts. >> harris: i will have thoughts if she calls the prince a stalker. >> kayleigh: remember they targeted snow white because she was asleep and not able to give

consent to the prince's kiss. i don't often agree with steven spielberg, but i do when he said he shouldn't have remade et, they are a product of an era. people like them for a reason, don't change things, if you want to remake snow white, remake it, keep it the same as it was and let people decide if they want to come. >> lisa: maybe we will cut the scenes of the prince. >> harris: she is trying to pump herself up. >> lisa: poor guy, i did all this work. i don't like all the antis antisemitism-men stuff. we are becoming society of product of that, we paint men as evil and pushing them down and better to encourage good men and celebrate men. there is nothing wrong with men, men aren't inherently good and

neither are women. i have met some bad men, but -- >> harris: laughing you are balancing it out that way. griff, it makes me wonder how bad this movie is going to be, she feels like this is a selling point, this actress is a victim in the film. >> griff: snow might hates snow white turned into feminist and prince charming sucks and there was no love. was there a casting call? i will get myself in trouble if i keep talking, seems disney and dumber and dumber and dumber and less appealing to viewers who love classics. >> harris: you can never get in trouble for telling the truth. >> kayleigh: you are a good man.

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or a fail? >> dynamic, more, please. vivek, it's your buddy, go, birthday. sing along, the hands, the words down. he's showing he's not a career politician. i love it. hope we get more of that from vivek goes forward. >> it's the lack of reaction from the audience, the people are like -- what is this? >> i saw a side angle, a guy wearing a trump shirt was filming him and cheering on and connecting, they showed he's a real person. >> i would be like oh, good job. >> not a fan of eminem, never will be but a huge fan of politicians being authentic, having fun, and vivek, he's got a fire under him. like lighting up the polls, soaring upwards. >> i wonder, i've interviewed his wife recently, she grew up in michigan outside of detroit and i wondered when they were dating, a good way to flex. maybe he got that, you know,

getting the jam down just to kind of impress her. but i like the energy of it. you know who can rap, senator marco rubio. there are people that have added cells. >> and voters love that, when you are not a mannequin politician and just you. >> thank you for joining us today. don't forget to dvr when you can't watch us live and here now is "america reports." >> mr. president, any comments on the rising death toll in maui? >> will you come talk about the hawaii response, mr. president? >> john: the white house set to face questions in the next hour as president biden is facing mounting criticism after he refused to comment on the deadliest wildfire that hit america in more than a century. the fema administrator in the next hour here. meantime, hell