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what's actually inside some of those books. well, louisiana senator john kennedy went on a story read. he did that during a hearing yesterday on the so called book bans he read. he was reading aloud with two particular book. the excerpts that he read was so explicit, we had to bleep out most of them. that is the point. it didn't stop senator. >> the first one is called "all boys aren't blue." i will quote from it. i put [ bleep ] and got [ bleep ] and i began [ bleep ] and kissed while he was [ bleep ].

eventually, i felt a mix of pleasure with the pain. closed quote. the second is another much discussed book. it's called "genderqueer." >> harris: all right, all i can say about that is that if you can't say it on national television to mostly grown-ups watching in a school year, how are you going to play it for kids? emily? you're making the very point of just how outrageous it was. not that we could hear it in other places.

we can't play it here for adults. >> exactly. yet, the advocacy groups want your child less than five years old to have unfettered access to it or the senator's point that the librarian makes the determination what is and what not acceptable. senator kennedy made the best point at the end as the guests were squirming and not answering the question, he said you brought a problem into this chamber. you do not have a solution. i was struck by this sort of microjabs that they were saying. that's not about erotic. it's about an invasion. it's been an assault. these sort of explanations that have no place in the larger picture. which is what's the solution to the problem? there wasn't a problem, by the way, before you wanted to put those books in elementary schools without parental consent and involvement. pay attention to the headlines.

the headlines are talking about the salacious content about the senator reading such salacious content. the overwhelm point., the whole point, though that con point is in front of your children. >> harris: douglas, the origins of this conversation by the side putting these books in front of 5-year-olds or less. if you have to deny that something is erotic, that it's meant for a 5-year-old, you have to lost the argument. >> the left that's been pushing this book ban claim, so keen to say this big ban thing. they can connect to anyone who worry about what children read like nazis people that ban books. you look at the left wing media to what kennedy did, they are doing this what's this old senator reading out these dirty words? this is a very common tactic in

the gender wars. it's people like kennedy's critics who are talking about transitioning minors. it's not kennedy. it's kennedy's critics who are making up all of these bewildering claims about gender. it's not him. he's pointing to it. one other thing i got to say on this. he quoted from this book, "genderqueer." this stuff is completely confusing to minors and we have to start with the following base. gender identity is not in the eye of the child. identity isn't something in is fixed. identity is something children negotiate as they are growing up. when they are told they can change sex and all of this stuff that kennedy read out is okay, of course, they will be affected. they are children. >> we didn't play this portion but the person who which he was reading after he was done said,

those words are disturbing, especially coming out of your mouth. okay. they are disturbing coming out a senator's mouth. maintain it's more disturbing to those words are put in front of the ice -- eyes of a child. many of them depictions of sexual acts. in my home county, hillsborough county, two other books, were found in elementary schools. we're talking about 5, 6, 7 and 8-year-olds. this is number one done by design. they do this by design. we cannot on a mainstream television show play those words, which are stomach churning and grotesque. they can deny it's happening. we can't read you the words. number two, they frame this in the issue of lgbtq. in the case of the florida governor, they said it's don't say gay bill.

this has nothing to do with gay or straight. this has to do with sexuality, describing acts to children that should not be described to any child. i don't want my daughter knowing.these things, gay, straight or otherwise. any pollster in america take out the bleeps go poll america on the words, 99-1, they will be no. >> harris: i'm concerned about the early sexualization of our kids. i had a mom tell me yesterday that her child came home, they were very young. little boy gotten in trouble in class because a girl sent a nude picture of herself to him. everybody is in trouble in that scenario, i'm sure he shared it. the point of all of this is, why are even 5, 6, 8-year-olds at this point talking deeply about sexuality? this is not about gay, versus

straight. this is about something else. >> book were originally banned to protect children from explicit content. what concerns me even the most is that when gender priorities are taking the air time and more of the debate than us talking about math and science, when we will continue to fall behind. i was looking at numbers and we continue to be at the bottom list of the most industrialized nations in our achievement numbers. they keep eroding. where are we putting our priorities? what is this doing to our fabric of our culture and competitiveness and where we are putting the resources to really support kids. >> harris: again, we bleeped because some of adults have children at home with them. we wanted to do you the favor not having to listen to what he was saying. it was necessary to know about it. coming up, the white house is already trying to get into the

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>> we're getting new reaction from house speaker kevin mccarthy on white house attempt to influence cover biden impeachment inquiry. earlier today the biden administration sent out a memo to several major media organizations including right here at fox news, and the memo calls for outlets to scrutinize the house impeachment inquiry and their coverage. the government telling media organizations what to do. it's time for the media to ramp

up its scrutiny of house republicans for opening an impeachment inquiry based on lies. here's speaker kevin mccarthy just moments ago. >> i think the investigation is really concerning to me that the president, the white house is telling the press what to say. i think the press should want to know the answers. did the president know when he went to dinner with his son that he would get a porsche? did he know that he was talking and using and e-mail address that wasn't his own name? people couldn't find it. did he know when he was talking about the president for ukraine referring to his son serving on the board with the prosecutor coming after him. those are the questions people want to know. >> sounds like the biden administration telling the media to do their bidding, douglas. once upon a time, there was an election and there was a laptop.

i'm talking 2020. i'm hunter biden's laptop. therthere was biden campaign tht orchestrated a letter. biden needed a talking point in the presidential debate. biden campaign advisors like andrew beats, antony blinken helped to coordinate it. they were instructing the intel community what to do. now they're instructing the media. >> it's making the g gall of te democrats. chuck schumer outraged that anyone would use such a device throughout his political career against his opponents. yes, the problem is not the media not looking into this enough. the problem is the media hasn't looked into it. most of the media. it's only now that papers like the "new york times" and the "washington post" are catching

their readers up to things they should have known about three years ago. the gall of the administration saying to the media, you need to look into this. the media does need to look into this. to the extent that there's about 40% of the people that don't know about the story. that 40% should know about it. >> let's talk about the evidence. the white house says there's no evidence. harris, the house oversight committee says otherwise. take a look at this scroll. we put together a scroll. 20 biden phone calls with business partners, 2015 din ir, coffee with jonathan lee. 80 visits from the business associates to the white house. this is what we call evidence. >> harris: you have to put the liberal media on loop in order to get their viewers to see what we're seeing in our coverage all

the time. that is the truth about an investigation. three of them that are gop-led. they need to have their eye and ears open if they're going to vote in november of 2024. you're talking about missed information that might sway votes. we have a history of that. you mentioned hunter's laptop. i say classified documents that were found a couple of days before the midterms that ended up to be an easter egg hunt, joe biden house, and all that classified stuff that we didn't know about until four or five months later. they were found couple of days before that collection in 2022. this is a problem that we have in this country. the best way to do it is to turn the lights on and watch the roaches run. >> we put up 20 pieces of evidence. the democrat response, let's go to john fetterman here. >> speaker mccarthy has launched an impeachment inquiry -- >> oh my god, really?

it's devastating. [ laughter ] don't do it. please don't do it. oh, no. >> i don't want to dignify his response by responding going to him. my heart goes out to pennsylvanians that he represents. what shocks me the most. remember the metoo movement, investigations, articles, books, movies, pulitzer prizes that were awarded to these journalistst attached to outlets that claim what they wanted to do take down the patriarchy. that the readers deserves to have illumination on toxic machines that were in place for generations. think about this horrible machine that we've been summed -- subjected to. interestingly, as we've learned

step-by-step that the obfuscation of that evidence to get it, was thwarted by this administration. the white house says there's nothing to see here. there's zero evidence. they-- the outrage articulated y democrats for an impeachment inquiry. pelosi just launched an impeachment without a vote. the white house should be thanking republicans for their myinvestigation. >> these voices in washington and new york. he might not like what he read today. he opened a column from david

ignatius. biden never good saying no. he should have resisted the choice of harris. he should have stopped his son hunter from joining the board of ukrainian gas company and representing companies in china. he should have resisted hunter's attempt to resist clients by getting good on the phone. biden have a another chance to say no by withdrawing from the 2024 race. that's quite something. >> it's not just the writers on the right and left. it's the people. we keep polls confirming a glooming reality. this is not a political statement. this is the voice of the people. 77% of the public feel like president biden shouldn't be having a second run. 68% are concerned about his mental capacity. that even beyond the impeachment inquiries and all the other things we're talking about here should call the attention of any strategist that cares about what people want to see. it pains me that we're talking

about conspiracy theater here, impeachments and indictments. when people are worried about x costing 70% more. it's a distraction. >> the white house, they are very confident they can make the bill clinton impeachment. there's bunch of headlines we know we got this. we only have two dozen staffers working on impeachment. do you think they are right? >> they shouldn't be lacks abot this. this is starting to cut through. a cnn poll showed that the american public are increasingly aware. majority of the public thinks that joe biden was involved with his son's business dealing. it's strike to me if the democrats can keep running joe biden, i think they got another thing coming. one quick point. one of the explanations for it,

there's this in my view, highly corrupt generation, joe biden and just look, nancy pelosi, sorry, if there's another investigation, i want to know why insider trading is banned on wall street but it's okay in the senate. >> good question. may be the press will start asking questions like you douglas murray. virginia governor glenn youngkin called a state house race in the commonwealth one of the most elections in the country. now, it's being rocked by sex scandal. ♪ ♪

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viewers to pay them for specific requests. gibson has not responded to our request for a comment. she did say in a statement. this is and illegal invasion of my privacy. it won't intimidate me. my political opponents and republican allies have proven they are willing to commit a sex crime to attack me and my family. there's no line they won't cross to silence women when they speak up. she goes on, my opponent and his allies know that the people of this district are on our side on the issues. they are stooping to the worst gutter politics. there's too much at stake in this election. i'll never stop fighting for our community. in the gawker caser, the legal issue there was that the existence of the sex tape indeed

was a public value and note. however, the tape itself was not. here, one can argue that the existence at a minimum of a democrat elected official who engages in live streaming of sex acts with her husband and solicits payment for them, should be absolutely amplified, messaged, shared with voters who might take that into consideration for the person that they are holding elected office of. in my opinion, an elected official likening that to a sex crime and bringing it back to her gender is totally screwing the point. which is that again, it is newsworthy and noteworthy if an elected official is soliciting payment for live streaming sex acts with her husband. >> apparently, you're right, according to the "washington post," this is posted on a site that's not password protected. she put this out there.

she's getting virtually no cover from democrats. last i checked. virginia house democratic caucus declined to comment. haven't heard from senator warren. we'll see if they come out. republican response, i think was pitch perfect. her opponent said i'm sure this is a difficult time for susana and her family. i remaining focused on my campaign. stakes are high, 49-46 in the general assembly and 22-18 in the senate. this could be a deal breaker in a race that everyone is watching. >> bigger deal breaker, will be if that wasn't shared if voters weren't privy to that fact. it is a big deal to many people. the existence of that. >> this prostitution. under article 3, commercial sex trafficking prostitution is the name of the article in virginia state law.

i feel like senator here. you see some of those words? that's what she was doing on video. to sexually arouse someone else for payment. i'm not the attorney or d.a. i think this goes beyond whether or not you feel a certain way about what she did. is what she did prostitution? does it break virginia law? i think we're done? does it not? i think it's a bad taste of her to be in position where she has to explain it. she's the only one who really should be asked the question. were you committing prostitution? did you break article 3. let her defend herself. >> all the questions that harrs just raised is why voters should know. those are the questions they will have. it can be answered on their own investigation. all the answers to that is the questions that the most important ones. voters have right to know what

their elected officials are doing on and off the clock. >> that statement is amazing. it raises far more questions than answers. accusing her republican opponents of committing a sex crime. is she alleging that she was hacked or this was private? >> she's alleging revenge porn. >> harris: she was selling sex acts for money. you say what you want. we get the money and she and her husband apparently will do this. >> it's so strange she would ty it turn it around like that. the thing saying this is because i'm a woman. this is such a play that we have heard repeatedly in recent years, whenever anyone can weaponize anything to do with sex, gender and race, they do. i think people -- women should call that out. it's not about that. >> again, it's the landscape of the physicality of the viewers

in that way. the point remains too. i find it ironic, tim scott's girlfriend is the subject of necessary investigation. yet, the existence of live streaming sex acts with your husband is not need to know issue for voters? where is the accountability for the double standard? >> the common sense as well. when are elected officials or people running for politics or anyone in corporate america or any lawful citizen when you put something on the worldwide web, you putting yourself in the public domain. that means you're giving out the right for complaining for posting it. this is a public private moment

that you chose to put in the public domain. that now, people get to watch, analyze, like and dislike. it will play in the balance of the assembly here. >> harris: emily, as an attorney, when she was putting out the material asking people what they wanted to see, anybody could have captured that. >> to your point, it wasn't password protected. it was a private act but it was put on the web. for example, when you throw out your trash, that is considered no longer your private property. revenge porn exist in the way you were talking about, willful ththeft and they shared it. she was the one that put that content on the internet for money for pleasure of without a password. the democratic mayor of burbank, california is explaining to fox news why he believes we should

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he thinks the police should be abolished entirely. >> complete transformative change in our society to move to a policeless state. meaning, the fundamental understanding of how we convict, catch, chase, crime and criminology treat people in jails and prisons is flawed. we are still living in sort of a quasi 20th century ideology of you do something bad, you got to get punished. that works when you're five. as an abolitionist, my policies resonate with the average american. nobody wants to go to jail. nobody wants to have rampant crime. nobody wants to see people stuck in prison for the rest of their lives and not have an opportunity to grow and learn and change and get back to

society. >> abolishing the police resonates with american. i imagine there's some vulnerable democrats in swing districts wanting this man to stop speaking. never say abolish the police again. >> he was three years late. that was so 2020. [ laughter ] we were talking about defunding the police. we have seen the evidence of what happens when you say that. the compounding issue of diminishing law enforcement that at the same time, is diminishing recruitment rates. we're seeing that people are retiring more. here's the other sad part. the erosion of the family. he does talk about social issues. it's not neither, or, it's both. we need to support families, protect the values that will make children walk away from criminals and support the belief. >> what do you think when you hear an elected official say i don't believe police have any effect on crime?

>> it pains me that he's a mayr in california. i wonder growing up in iowa afforded him a sense of fantastic piece that doesn't exist. he was born in caster valley. i wonder if he's looked at oakland's crime rates that violent crimes up 15% this year. in his own backyard in burbank where he enjoyed serving as mayor t if, their property crime is higher than the national average. it's at 37%. what do he think that residents will do when their properties being robbed? >> douglas, he asked, do you think a democratic marxist revolution could address our problems? actually, i do he says. >> i very rarely seen anyone so

pleased with themselves than this guy. i-- i never wished ill on anyon. when i saw this interview, i immediately thought of that democrat representative in minnesota who's carjacked last week. who three years ago was saying, abolish the police and defund the police. last week carjacked with her four young children. she said thank goodness for the police. we need more police, etcetera. may be s sometimes it does take reality. >> this guy might not be serios after he was paced by the drag queen. he changed his x name, twitter name to mayor spanky. >> harris: i don't know. it does show just a shortness of memory and what this country has been through since the killing of george floyd and how some

people were let off the hook for having a summer of love, they destroyed american businesses and killed people. i know that you -- when you were in the white house with president trump, you met the family of officer dorn. you know prices paid for lawlessness in this country, we cannot live without the police. i have managed to live 57 years without a drag queen paddle though. >> he calls himself a futurist. apple unveiled the new iphone. it's their commitment to combat climate change.ar that's makins g headlines today. and how much we want to put down roots when we come home. as a veteran, you've earned the right to apply for a va home purchase loan, with no down payment. with the newday va loan, you don't have to save up to move up. helping veterans buy a home of their own. that's what we do. from newday usa.

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come joining us live top of the hour. >> harris: apple unveiled its latest line of iphones and apple watches. ceo tim cook did not mention the accusations of slavery and child labor used to mine materials for his phones. nor did he mention apple's increased reliance on china. instead, the tech giant ceo focused on ending climate change. they released this video along with announcing a new line of carbon neutral product. >> we've innovated our process. there's still lot more work to do. >> there's something else we wanted to share with you. >> you're not trying to bribe mother nature with apple swag. >> it's apple's first carbon neutral product. i want to see you do more of

this. >> you will. >> when? >> by 2030. all apple devices will have a net zero climate. >> all of them? >> all of them. >> they better. >> they will. >> harris: okay, got to tell you, see octavia spencer from "the help" you think it's fake. is it? >> no, it's not. >> it is unbelievable. don't spoil your day seeing the whole thing. it's very interesting, mother nature presented being head it was hr department, apple. comes on and gives him scores. they trying to impress her. tim cook, horrible actor, he tries to say, we doing everything. it's just such baloney. we discussed before this. this is absolutely one such time. whenever a company go big and a five minute commercial saying we

got great carbon footprint, assume they are doing something wrong somewhere else. sure enough, apple, china, there's the story. let's not be diverted by mother nature. >> you said so much in the intro. i wonder if they spent the resources child labor in china. versus our products here. it is a joke the amount of property intellectual and personal privacy we have relegated to china. they're making everything down to a point of their woke positions when real americans care about real issues and the real hypocrisy behind this trash.

>> iphone 15 is the topic of this video. i work in advertising and when i tell my clients, let's think about content. it's about the customer what they need, what makes you unique. what can't you authentically say that will make you memorable. i want to see the 1984 mcintosh ad again. that was empowerment. this is very hard to tie back to the iphone 15. may be for other purposes but it's way too long. >> harris: it didn't tell me why i needed iphone or new 15 and they are cutting out the lightning chord. which is interesting. they don't want to talk about this product. >> i love octavia spencer. she's a great actress. tim cook said that climate change is one of the world's most urgent priorities. human trafficking, slave labor,

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1,000 years old. resemblance is uncanny, you have to admit, maybe e.t. is real. lily. >> oh, my -- my 8-year-old is probably doing jumping jacks right now. he is obsessed with the 30-year-old, or so, "e.t.," so we found him, he's ok, i guess not ok but was ok and is real. i mean -- the universe is so big, god's power is so great, we don't know half of what we don't know. a fun segment, why not. e.t. has been found. >> doug, i applaud, like his determination, his dedication, his -- you know, endearing, like he's really dedicated to this. all in, man. >> absolutely. to paraphrase monty python, i'm in on this as well. all for intelligent life being found elsewhere, because there is not much here on earth. [laughter] >> that was priceless. an with the exception of this

hour, of course. >> with the exception of present company. >> i liked the little bed he was in, like when you get award or vase, it was in a perfectly built -- >> i don't know, i think i'm -- you know me, i'm a journalist, i need to touch it, i need to go there, i need more information. >> suspiciously, kayleigh, for nonhuman looks a lot like our skeletal system. >> this is a no, no, no, no, count me among the skeptics, unless e.t. was sitting here, maybe on my knee i would not believe that it exists and i'm going to play to you guys right now, nay sayers, apparently something similar before that turned out to be a mummified child, so i'm going to go with that theory. >> yeah, that does -- it's way too humanoid looking. i would like to get my hands on the transcripts of the congressional meetings afterward, if they were like this guy is awesome or like --

>> and that turned out to be an actual human, that's just sad for scientists they would not be able to figure that out. but, again, i just need more. more information. >> thanks to everyone for watching the show. don't forget to dvr when you can't watch it live. here is "america reports." >> john: emily, thank you so much. a live look at the white house briefing room, any minute a trio of biden officials set to face reporters. karine jean-pierre joined by john kirby as questions swirl over the shocking deal with iran to swap american prisoners for billions in frozen funds. >> sandra: and hear from biden's top economic adviser jared bernstein after a new report shows america's inflation crisis is far from over. the first time jean pierre will take to the microphone since she cut off the president at the