the life of that great man. >> bret: really sad. it was tough at the very end. bill talked about his dad a lot and or condolences to bill and the entire family. it's quite a life and family left behind. >> dana: he said he and his mom, that the two of them rarely had a night apart and had been together i think 63 years. if you do the math, they found love early and they really made it special. that's a picture from their annual trip to the outer banks. this is a family that really lived up to the traditions that they had made and everybody had to show up for what they called the hemmer get together in north carolina. >> bret: and all bengals fans and reds. our best to you, bill. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: bill, we are thinking about you here. god bless you and your family.

we begin with this fox news alert. president trump has the world's attention now. he came through on a campaign promise hitting canada, mexico and china with tariffs to protect americans from the flow of illegal immigrants and fentanyl in this country. and we can now report mexico and canada are leaning in to trump's art of the deal. the president of mexico spoke to trump and is saying she will send 10,000 mexican military to their side of the southern border. that's meant to assist with the border crisis left behind by the biden-harris administration. trump says they agreed to pause any tariffs for 30 days. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the president also just spoke with canadian prime minister justin trudeau and will talk with him again today in a few hours. senior white house correspondent peter doocy. a lot of movement today. >> we found out how much it costs to get rid of a 25% tariff

for a month. the cost is 10,000 mexican troops and president trump himself just went live confirming this. he is saying i just spoke with president claudia sheinbaum of mexico. she have agreed to mowedly supply 10,000 mexican soldiers on the border. these soldiers will designated to stop the flow of fentanyl and illegal migrants into our country. agreed to immediately pause the anticipated tariff for one month during which we will have negotiations headed by secretary of state marco rubio, treasury secretary scott bessent and howard lutnick and high level representatives from mexico. i look forward to achieving a deal between our two countries. the president deployed some of his economic advisors to shows this morning to explain it wasn't about punishing consumers. it was about something else.

>> president trump was absolutely 100% clear that this is not a trade war. this is a drug war. there are perhaps 100,000 people last year that died of fentanyl. fentanyl is coming in across the mexican and canadian borders, 95% of mexicans want the drug war to end and the same is true in canada. >> the only event on president trump's schedule later today at 3:00 p.m. celebrating the stanley cup win of the florida panthers and about the time he will talk to trudeau. we'll see if trudeau can head off the tariffs there for a month. will he talk to china's president xi who he is threatening with 10% tariffs as well? >> harris: peter, thank you very much. there will be as peter is pointing out, if something doesn't get worked out with canada's prime minister trudeau and president trump there will

be a 10% tariff on energy imports and 25% tariff on all other canada and imports and would have been on all mexican imports at midnight. mexico moments ago said give us 30 days to work this out. that's effectively what is happening. there will also be an additional 10% tariff on chinese imports. you just heard peter ask are they going to come to the table? we'll see. the day is young and there is a lot of talking going on. steve hilton, fox news contributor. steve, people are moving and i think you have a pretty clear-eyed idea of why. >> because you have someone in the white house who is taking control. he is in charge at the height of his powers. he is commanding the american state, the world stage. this is what we saw before. the reason people are so completely losing it over the weekend ever since the tariffs is completely income present henceible to me. i remember clearly last time

around. then the relish yu with mexico wasn't just fentanyl it was also immigration and the caravans and all of that. i remember the president trump announced 25% tariffs on mexico via a tweet as it was called on a sunday night just before we went on air with my show. we covered it and within days you saw exactly the same kind of quick reaction, the then president of mexico sent troops to their southern border. it happened again. here is someone who is completely ripping up the playbook of how things operate in terms of relationship between countries. i remember back in the day i was in 10 downing street in the u.k. and saw how it was done the traditional way. governments had an issue and send representatives and diplomats and maybe in six months there is a summit and working papers and maybe two years something happened. with president trump it isn't

like that. look at the results within practically 24 hours in terms of the fentanyl issue. which he understands so deeply because he understands the communities most effect by it. >> harris: it's great to get your front row seat to history from david cameron's leadership in the u.k. and apply it now a brand-new american citizen and friend steve hilton. sit tight with me. you said 24 hours. i feel like it's been 24 minutes. they were still trash talking with we're coming with our own and doing this tariff against the united states. treasury secretary will be a big part of this, scott bessent will be in a major position and upcoming trade talks. he wrote a recent opinion piece about this saying the truth is that other countries have taken advantage of the united states openness for far too long. because we allowed them to. tariffs are a means to stand up for americans. he also said this during his confirmation hearing.

>> one will be for remedying unfair trade practices. two may be for a more generalized tariff as a revenue raiser for the federal budget. tariffs can be used for negotiations, whether it is for mexico on the fentanyl crisis, so i think you and the american people should think about those three broad categories. >> harris: wow. i tell you, the ball is moving. tell me what you forecast with china if you have any thoughts on that. >> i think you will see the same. >> harris: really? >> the precursor chemicals are coming if china. you need to work on every aspect of that supply chain. look what happened last time. just before the covid pandemic threw a wrench in everything president trump had negotiated with china, despite all the rhetoric we'll have a third world war with china, he had a

good relationship with president xi. they knew where each other stood and he negotiated a trade deal with china. it was -- many people don't remember because days later we were right in the thick of the pandemic. i'm very confident these two can do business with each other and president trump will convey to the chinese regime you can't keep getting away with this and we're serious. already they've closed a technical loophole that enabled for decades now the import of cheap products from china avoiding duties and taxes. they've already done that. no one noticed. this new administration is deadly serious about all of this. >> harris: there is one more ground that they can hit with china and you alluded to it a little bit with talk about the covid pandemic and that is that most of the materials to make some of our medicines, particularly for diabetics and all sorts across the spectrum. some of the most expensive medicine to make and americans

to buy are made in china. so there is the pressure that they have put on us. we can alleviate for ours ourselves, cut you down to 15% taxes if you start to do some of that stuff in the united states. a lot he comes forth with. the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu will be the first visit in the white house for his second term as president, president trump. what do you make of the future and hamas's hostage release and cease-fire deal at this point? >> this is harder. this is harder because you are not dealing with rational actors like the leaders of major countries whether it's china or mexico or canada. you deal with a murderous death cult in the form of hamas and very little leverage anyone has over them in their completely weakened state. the minute you saw president

trump -- president-elect trump when he got involved you saw progress in a way you hadn't seen for over a year from biden who was there in the white house doing who knows what, falling asleep doing nothing. president trump actually got things moving. so i am optimistic. i would say i'm less optimistic because it is harder. less leverage than with the other countries. i don't think there is anyone on earth that you would rather have meeting with the israeli prime minister tomorrow and trying to get the second phase of this deal done than donald trump. he has already shown he knows how to do it. he has already delivered hostage releases both in the middle east and elsewhere across the world. we saw it with rick grenell the other day. the scale of his practical achievements every day something is happening because he is serious and engaged, well prepared, a great professional team. it is astonishing to watch this new president in action. >> harris: i tell you, for all of the pearl clutching and

hyperventilating that some were doing over the weekend about what is coming on certain goods in america, i don't think those people had on their bingo card that mexico and canada would lean in and perhaps come to the table. but we're reporting the news as it happens. steve hilton, great to have you in "focus", thank you. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: democrats elected a new chairman of the democratic national committee. do you know who that man is? i guess we'll get to know him. we'll look at how the liberal party is trying to secure a path forward as president trump is steam rolling with his aggressive agenda. the star-studded legal case that is now rocking hollywood. >> the situation involving defamation and extortion of the like before it goes to trial it largely is going to the influenced on what the public thinks, which is why blake lively today will ask for a gag order. >> harris: lawsuits, new allegations. co-stars of the film it ends

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>> harris: the highly publicized case between "it ends with us" co-stars is underway in a manhattan federal courtroom. their lawyers are meeting for the initial pre-trial hearing and we do not expect to see baldoni, lively or famous husband brian reynolds. the fight is public dividing fans on social media. now it's getting personal with a constant drip, drip of private

text messages, emails, voice messages, even behind the scenes footage from the movie set. >> situations involving defamation and extortion and the like before it goes to trial, it largely is going to be influenced on what the public thinks, which is why blake lively today is going to ask for a gag order on her co-star and former director justin baldoni. in this case it is going to be a battle of who tells their story better, blake or justin. going into this week justin is winning putting out that website. >> harris: thank you very much, alexis mcadams is in new york city with the latest on this and say the only thing getting a lot of publicity is these two. not the movie they're in. >> that's right. any publicity is good for some people. have to see how those movie ratings continue. it was popular in the box office but this has been the feud that people are focusing on. it has been going on for quite some time between blake lively and justin baldoni.

we caught up with baldoni's attorney saying his client didn't do anything wrong. >> he is feeling like you would feel if you were wrongfully accused of something. you would feel pretty devastated. and he is looking for justice and he is a great man and an honest, really caring person. >> the legal battle started back in december. you don't have to be in celebrity gossip. it has been in every major headline across the country after lively accused baldoni of sexual harassment reporting him to her superior while the movie was still being filmed saying he would show nude photos of other women and talk about an alleged porn addiction and couldn't take it anymore and there was a meeting about this with the entire team during filming. after that lively says baldoni launched a smear campaign against her and family trying to ruin her career pointing to a

series of text messages which claim baldoni's publicists were involved. one says we can bury anyone. baldoni has denied the allegations and he is suing lively and their publicist having skiing for $4 hundred million in damages being falsely accused in an attempt oh repair lively's reputation. one of the things if you can keep up with all the developments baldoni and his team put out a website over the weekend putting all these court documents and text messages he says are from lively but showing he had a good relationship with her and never sexually harassed her. see what happens in court. >> harris: i can keep up with the details. i want to know what the truth is. we'll find out. thank you, alexis, jonna spilbor is with me now. the thing that stands out most to you is the gag order.

why? >> well, what we've most recently seen a similar situation. that was when donald trump was in court fighting criminal charges and the judge in that case issued a gag order that nobody agreed with, especially donald trump. here we have justin baldoni did devise the website. on that website to counter punch against lively's accusations he has court documents and the rules regarding pre-trial publicity allowed attorneys and parties to issue statements regarding public court documents. that is what he is doing. that to me is very smart. should it be subject to a gag order? no. does a judge have discretion to order one anyway? we saw it with juan merchan. we'll see where this one goes. >> harris: that is such an important point because i think that maybe the attorneys on her side are gaming on everybody being blinded by the shiny object of these two co-stars.

when you get right down to it he followed the law according to what you are saying with some of the posts. i mentioned in jest but i mean it. it costs millions of dollars to make the films. the people who lose are those banking on box office. i don't know anybody who watched it but they know about this. >> what is interesting about this case. we don't have bleeding hearts for two celebrities trying to punch each other in the throat. i get that. let's look at the two ways civil lawsuits are typically handled. not that long ago when p. diddy got sued he wrote a check before the -- while the paper was still warm. the ink was wet he wrote a check to make it go away. here we have the opposite. justin baldoni saying hang on a second, i won't take this. i will file my own counter suit

that brings everything into the forefor a much longer time. think about it from his perspective. i guess i take sides here, but blake lively's allegations against him are almost like a harvey weinstein. it is like that if he were on screen without the sex. that's egregious and i don't blame him for punching back. >> harris: unless it turns out to be true. i never heard of justin baldoni. my teenagers will say get out from under the rock. there is blue sky out there. he is famous or infamous at least. thank you very much. two deadly plane crashes to talk about today happened days apart. major breaking news all weekend long and all of last week. it happened each of them in major united states cities including the nation's capital. the latest on investigations into what went so wrong in washington, d.c. and

philadelphia. the trump effect on illegal immigration. he has been in office two weeks and one border mayor says he already sees a difference. >> we've seen some dramatic drops in the numbers of people coming across the border illegally. we are seeing with the increased resources that border patrol has and the reduced traffic across the border more pro-active policing. >> harris: now they have time to do their jobs. it has trickled to almost nothing people coming across the southern border. but as ice continues to bust illegal immigrants across the country, some democrats and activists groups are resisting. they said they would. they will try it. retired military helicopter pilot and now a congressman john james next. stay close. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete

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>> harris: breaking news now. we're looking at air force two.

we expect to see the vice president get off the plane and arrived in his home state of ohio a couple of minutes ago. there to mark two years since the catastrophic train derailment in east palestine there with a group of lawmakers. a train carrying chemicals, remember that? it derailed in 2023. people are still reporting impact and reactions from that. i remember interviewing at the time a man who was basically operating in and out of his car with his five children because the air quality around their home was so bad and they were several miles away from the initial train track explosion. so now the vice president is in east palestine, home in ohio and ready to meet with people to show them that things can be better. what does he need to do? he is ready to take action.

we're covering it for you and bring you the news as he makes it. >> president trump: we have some very bad people over there. weaponizeed at a level nobody has ever seen before. they came after a lot of people like me but they came after a lot of people. they were very corrupt people. and they hurt our country very badly with the weaponization. >> harris: president trump is talking about the big shake-up at the justice department. f.b.i. agents across america have been fired, forced to retire or resigned in recent days. at least 4,000 f.b.i. employees have been asked to fill out surveys on their involvement, if any, in the january 6th and florida documents cases against president trump. republican senator lindsey graham and congressman byron donalds. >> this idea of keeping everybody in place in the government after trump won the election is insane. i think he should have the ability to put people in management positions that share

his vision of how to move forward on the american first agenda. >> you have to start somewhere. if you clean up any institution, you have to figure out where the rot begins and where it ends and that has to be your scope. >> harris: find the rot. miranda devine titled her column. he cleans house at the f.b.i. and d.o.j. david spunt is at the justice department now. david. >> good morning. kash patel, the man president trump wants to be the next f.b.i. director said this at his confirmation hearing last week. >> every f.b.i. employee will be held to the absolute same standard. no one will be terminated. they'll be protected. >> those 4,000 agents across the country opened their email to find a 12 question survey to find out if they may have been involved in the january 6th case

and charging senior leaders of hamas with crimes for the massacre in israel. friday fox obtained a memo terminations from acting attorney general who happens to be president trump's former defense attorney writing in his memo what he believes are problems from prior d.o.j./f.b.i. leadership and symptomatic of deficiencies in previous leadership. i don't believe the current leadership of the justice department can trust these f.b.i. employees to assist in putting forth trump's -- some 38,000 staff as career special a little and f.b.i. employees we know that none of us are assigned to matters based on anything other the responsibilities of what we -- cleaning up washington doesn't mean tearing down the institutions that protect americans. we need real reform. not a purge. let's fix what is broken without

destroying what works. i reached out to kash patel for comment about some of these expected firings or forced retirements, but to be fair and to be clear, he has not taken office or been confirmed. it could come in the next couple of weeks. >> harris: you have to jump on it and why you are such a great reporter. defense secretary pete hegseth is on his way to the nation's southern border right now. the trump administration is surroundering and cornering the border crisis from every angle. two other immigrants are charged with murder in the robbing and killing of a 63-year-old chicago man in his own home last week. immigration and customs enforcement or ice is arresting illegal aliens across our country. just look at this work site raided a car wash in philadelphia. seven people arrested. "wall street journal" reports how migrant groups are thwarting

ice. federal officials say they are dealing with a challenge in some places, a robust outreach effort by activists to methodically track ice's movements and educate migrants what to do when immigration officials come to town. however, the resistance continues hundreds of anti-deportation protestors are flooding major streets, los angeles freeway just sunday morning caused major traffic delays. some democratic leaders say they'll continue the resistance. >> our police officers will not be cooperating with federal law enforcement around federal immigration law. >> we stand together firmly in our welcoming city status. the type of fear that this administration is trying to incite, we are demonstrating that we are going to protect the residents of this city. >> it is performtive theater and it is nothing more than shock and awe. >> harris: i want to know if any

of it is illegal what they are doing thwarting the federal government. democratic senator john fetterman of pennsylvania has a very different view from his fellow democrats. >> if ice comes to round them up i hope they would provide that kind of support. i certainly would never support terrorizeing otherwise innocent migrants but i think we can all agree that every migrant here with a criminal background or engaging in criminal behavior should all need to go. >> harris: republican congressman john james from the great state of michigan. retired apache pilot as well. i questioned the legality of some of the moves in the so-called resistance. should there be concern there? >> absolutely there should be concern for the people who are actively thwarting the will of the american people. and the desire that the american people have to be safe in their own homes. i went down to the southern border myself and visited and

heard stories from customs and border patrol agents said the thing is to reinstate the remain in mexico policy. president trump reinstated the great policy he put in remain in mexico and overturned the terrible policies of the biden administration that will make americans more safe. you are continuing to see this and those who are thwarting those efforts should be held accountable. >> harris: president of mexico sheinbaum opened a conversation under threat of tariffs. apparently she totally believed it would happen. now she is sending 10,000 members of her own military in mexico to their side of the border to try to stem the tide across the border to us. >> president trump doesn't make threats, he makes promises and keeps them. president trump recognizes that the world is not used to a strong american president. that changed with the 47th american president. president trump is strong. he means what he says and he keeps his promises to the

american people. he is securing our southern border and making mexico pay for it. 10,000 national guard troops from mexico surging to the border specifically tasked with targeting fentanyl and human traffickers. when i went down to the borders we saw over 100,000 children lost by the biden administrations, murdersers and rapists released into the american population. hurt and killed the american people. he was able to exact concessions from the mexicans and over the next month the secretary of state, secretary of commerce and treasury will negotiate good solid terms to secure the american economy and secure our southern border. that's what we need to expect from our allies and the next step is remembering that our great allies in canada have a role to play as well. so we are looking to make sure we secure or northern border, too. michigan is a northern border state. >> harris: already today the leader -- outgoing leader, prime

minister justin trudeau has already had a conversation with president trump and in a couple hours they are due to have another one. what does that tell you? >> it tells me the president is effective and peace through strength works here at home to start. 86% of the terrorists on the f.b.i. watch list come through on the northern border and canada actually is done continuing to subsidize its climate change, green new deal efforts on the backs of americans. they will start paying their own way in defense and start paying their own way in pharmaceuticals. while canada is a close and important ally, we expect partnerships, not dependency on america. >> harris: the national transportation safety board is investigating the two deadly plane crashes from last week. friday night a medical jet crashed a couple minutes after take-off. this video shows debris flying

through the window of a restaurant near the crash site. you can see a man get hit in the head there. the crash killed at least six people on the plane and one on the ground, 22 others were injured, we understand, on the ground. in washington, d.c. recovery operations continue after an american airlines commuter jet under american eagle flight 5342 and army helicopter collided in midair near the reagan national airport. army corps of engineers is leading the salvage operation and plans to start lifting operations to remove wreckage today. the remains of 55 of the 67 people who died have now been recovered. the army also identified a third soldier inside the helicopter, a captain rebecca lobach of durham, north carolina. ryan o'hara and chief warrant officer andrew eaves were identified as the other two people inside the helicopter. transportation secretary sean

duffy. >> one of the questions we'll ask is what happened in the tower, what was going on with the staffing? what should have been done and what was done. we have questions what was the position of the blackhawk and flying a mission at 9:00 at night through really busy airspace around dca as opposed to flying the mission at 1:00 in the morning with very little traffic there? i want our military to be trained up and ready to go but air travelers to be safe as well. a time and place to do it. >> harris: the time is now. americans are continuing to fly and you hear the secretary duffy there giving people the confidence they are doing everything they possibly can to make it safer. what concerns do you have, though, in particular in the d.c. crash and that airspace and air traffic control, if that plays a role? >> first of all, secretary duffy absolutely nailed it. took full responsibility and asked very legitimate questions for why this is the way it was when it happened. i think he had been secretary for less than a week at that

point and leading from the front. asking the questions about why was the airspace not conflicted? but again we have to think about the human lives that were lost. as we continue on going through this negotiation and -- this investigation, we'll continue to wrap our arms around the family members of both the army members and also the ones who lost commercial flight. american people operate in the safest airspace in the world but secretary duffy will go about how we improve our existing infrastructure in airspace and keep it free of foreign interference and how we make sure we have the most and best talent throughout our aviation sectors. the american people deserve to have zero doubt when they take off they will land safely. >> harris: it is interesting. you get to that point of merit. that's been part of the discussion brought on by an emotional president trump last week as he was first speaking about the loss of human life and what had happened. we'll continue to take a look at that issue.

also with the philadelphia crash. we'll get to the bottom of it. they are determined to get to the bottom of it. congressman james, always great to have you. best to you and your family. >> thank you, my friend. >> harris: a new report is shedding some light on deep disagreements with the democratic party. more than 50 liberal leaders speaking with "the new york times" and revealing a party struggling to find its footing in the new trump term. all while the dnc celebrates a new leader. >> we will unify this party together and we are all going to roll up our sleeves together to build this party. >> harris: conservatives called this weekend's vote beyond parity and say many of the speeches show the party learned nothing from their losses, power panel next.

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>> harris: so who will lead the democratic party? maybe this guy. the dnc just elected the new leader over the weekend. his name is ken martin, minnesota's party leader. he once called president trump a traitor and had cringe-worthy

moments. >> i have a show of hands, how many of you believe that racism and misogyny played a role in vice president harris's defeat? okay. so that's good. you all passed. [laughter] with the results of the previous elections, our elected officers at this point are currently two male and two female. in order to be gender balanced we must have add one male, one female and one person of any gender. ♪ we shall overcome today ♪ >> harris: conservatives had a field day on social media. one said the dnc is in shambles. let's sing?

marc thiessen posted no idea why they lost. a "new york times" piece highlights party problems in trump's second term and one democratic congresswoman says the party has no co-herent message. a party struggling to decide what issues to prioritize and how to confront the trump administration. here is a quote. as democrats face the reality of president trump's second term they share a fundamental belief. this moment calls for an inspirational message from their party. they just can't decide what exactly that should be. power panel now. david christopher coffman "new york post" columnist and editor and jose, former democratic press secretary. jose, i start with you. mr. martin now heading up the d.n.c. how will he change things for your party? tell us about him. >> look, he is a pretty moderate democrat. he knows the operations of the

dnc and knows how to run state parties. that matters. one thing is the messaging at the national level but the messaging at the state level is much more important. in the messaging or in the speeches that he gave right after his election he talked about the working class. that's the way the party should be run. go back to the table. kitchen table issues that the american people care about. economy, border security, healthcare, those are the issues democrats have always stood for but they failed to do that in the last couple of years. that's why we keep losing. >> harris: they didn't do that. this is the man who is going to do that for them? have you looked closely. will it work? >> it will only work if we see an end to business as usual policy from the democrats. in the words of famed israeli foreign minister, the democrats have never failed to miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity to change their message. they did that this weekend. instead of talking about these

kitchen basic issues such as the economy they were focused on gender ideology and litmus tests and holding been dick shuns for native lands. what about groceries and crime and social security? what about all of the issues that voters are clearly focused on? the voters have made clear they support president trump when it comes to his opinion around immigration, support president trump when it comes to his views on gender issues. they support president trump when it comes to his views on the middle east and gaza and israel. they don't support the voters are not supportive of a democrat in the way they have handled things so far. >> harris: i'm wondering as leaders why can't they do all of it. why pick the one lane? put something else on your plate so everybody has something. a recent quinnipiac poll shows

57% of voters have an unfavorable view of the party. the highest percentage of voters having an unfavorable opinion of the democratic party since that poll was first asking questions in november of 2008. jose, this is not only a slippery slope. i would have thought you might pick more of a fire brand for your party to lead the way. people have again got to get to know someone on their own time like they had to with vice president kamala harris. >> something has to change. if we look at the economic data since the 1930s after the great depression most prosperous economic times in america have been under a democratic president. so we can do this. we know how to run an economy and grow it. we've done it time and time again. the messaging has to go back to the economy. we have to -- my belief is we have to defend ourselves and argue in an intelligent matter, not screaming at president trump. but working with him in the things we can and challenging him in the things that we

disagree with him. >> harris: i will say this 12 of the last 16 years there has been a democrat in the office but also fair to add trump's first term into that economic talk. he brought down unemployment and raised the number of jobs for black men in particular in this country. democrats had better respect that. it's part of the voting block that they lost. now to this. james carville took a shot at joe biden, kamala harris. >> we started our seventh string quarterback. none of this was inevitable. joe biden stands over this disaster like a coll as -- until democrats learn that and quit talking goofy language that no one else talks. we have to be nice to people. screw that, run over them.

>> harris: oh my goodness. just step away from the violent talk for a second, david. >> i think what he is saying here this ongoing message that the democrats are giving of focusing on the same sort of issues. we already know that. as someone -- i'm african-american and lgbt. i know democrats are concerned about me for these issues but i'm more interested how much does it cost to feed my family? how will i make the mortgage? i'm concerned about safety in cities like new york that have become lawless. these are the things that i am concerned about today and the messages that the democrats need to foix on. >> harris: ten seconds, jose. >> i agree. we care about lbgt and democrats and get them in the right order. we didn't do that with the economy. >> harris: senator john feeterman might be the new leader of your party. "outnumbered" is next.

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