i'm confident that we will be there. >> harris: here it is. my team got this together. lling requirements to appear on the august debate stage. fox news will host that debate set for august 23, 9:00 p.m. eastern in milwaukee, wisconsin. quick thoughts on this reverse order, david. >> you either make it or you don't. if you don't make this debate you have to decide how viable you can be if voters aren't going to hear your message. >> harris: marie, what will you be watching for for this? you have to start to get your candidate, if you can. i know you can't cell phone or text him but he has to start talking about what people feel, and that's the cost of things. >> look, the bide campaign they outraised trump more than 2 to 1 in the second quarter. no one able to take him on. the biden team feels good starting to see the impacts of their legislative agenda in terms of manufacturing jobs. they feel good about that. the big question in the fox debate whether trump shows up and who makes the stage. a lot of these candidates feel like they have to go all in on iowa and early st

that was will harris.tch rolling into wimbledon. that's exactly how we find ourselves this evening on the eve of the latest tennis grand slam as the all england club prepares to welcome in fans some of whom might already be queueing for the pleasure. while they do, the players have their own sacrifices to make, ie talk to the media... as the weekend before wimbledon for them is spent talking about the two weeks to come. it's a privilege to be top seed but i think i deserve that. i worked hard for it. for me it sounds crazy. to be top speed after 20 years from there. it's nice to see the pictures in the halls, and it's amazing feeling and it feels like it was yesterday so, yeah, really nice to be back. i went to the locker rooms and saw elena's pictures with the trophy, i told them they had a wrong picture it's nice to come back and learned a lot from that final, i'm sure if i play another final here, it would be a different one and i will leave my everything on the court. you have to draw from experience.

i will say, though, however, harris on a positive note, having sweden now go into what they call ascension into nato is a big deal. this will make nato an even stronger force, united, not divided, as mr. putin wanted. and now we have one of the strongest countries from a military standpoint, along with finland who was recently admitted as well, that can help provide the weapons into ukraine they need for the counter offensive to get to a point where we can call for a cease-fire and hopefully have a negotiated settlement. >> harris: what i hear you saying, this gets a bigger pool of cash and buy-in from countries. it is not always just us. whether it's ukraine or anybody else something former president trump used to talk about all the time. >> right. trump was spot on. remember two years ago or three he went to nato and the typical washington policy people thought it was offensive but he was telling the truth. that was they are not paying 2% of their gdp. right now, harris, only 11 of the 31 nato nations are paying 2% of their gross domestic product going towards their military. i would hop

he sees a bump in polling after news of an investigation, no doubt all the candidates, harris, will be watching those numbers closely in the coming days. >> harris: thank you very much. florida governor ron desantis trying to close in on former president trump in a key early primary state. we'll take a look at that. there are concerns about desantis's campaign and he is firing back on that. plus how a third party run could shake up the entire race for the white house, mostly for the democrats. >> third parties have effects at the end that we cannot predict but we'll have, i think, a chance for a third party in 2024 that could have a big impact on the outcome of the election one way or the other. >> harris: one name, senator joe manchin. when democrats seem to have a lot more to lose in this scenario. our political panel next. ♪ (bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d. was beyond help... but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just

you will see those numbers rise and that as a democrat is what i'm most afraid of. >> harris: seven candidatese requirements so far. former vice president mike pence said he will be confident that he will meet the requirements to be on the first debate stage on fox. but rival candidate chris christie says wait a minute. >> i can't micro analyze what is going on with vice president pence's campaign. that will be his concern between now and then. if he makes it i will welcome him onto the stage as an able competitor. if he doesn't, then i think anybody who doesn't make the stage really has to reconsider staying in the race. >> harris: power panel now. gianno caldwell and scott bold en. great to see you both. talk to me about tim scott if you would, gianno and really others who are kind of moving up taking a little chunk out of the distance between trump and the pack in certain states. >> i think tim scott has been a bright spot in this election especially for conservatives who have been praising his campaign. the voters. we have see he is number three in iowa according to our fox business poll.

i see this as a dynamic process, where it goes, harris, time will tell. >> harris: to charlie's pointple have labels. they are clearly democrats and republicans but you call no label. that was an extra point. >> republican and democrat that balances it out. >> they are still oil and water. we'll move on. >> we'll see. >> harris: he is arguably the largest star to hit major league soccer in the u.s. since david beckham and messi got treated like the royal family in miami. excitement is growing bigger ahead of his first game in just days. look at the hugs. we love you. plus, a black diversity director says she lost her job at a woke college after she was asking questions about its inclusion policy. she is in "focus" next. >> america's number ten, the best number ten in the world, messi >> harris: hey, it's messi mania is miami where it is good. a sold out crowd going wild for soccer star messi's introduction at the stadium. this wasn't a game, just a welcome to the team and to the city. major league soccer in the united states is messi. his first game is later this week and jonathan ser

if you want to make that happen i'll be there tomorrow. >> harris: i will work on that with all sin -ris: i want to show you video of president biden out for a bike ride in delaware. yesterday he was on the beach. as i've been talking about hunter biden's former business partner devon archer is on capitol hill talking with lawmakers. we'll bring you any more out of the president's movements as we get them. not a care in the world. chairman of the judiciary committee jim jordan calls it the smoking gun. what he says just dropped that he says shows how the biden white house worked with facebook to censor americans. it is getting deeper now. remember when the president bragged about being a grandpa? >> president biden: the best part of it all, i have six grandchildren and i'm crazy about them. i speak to them every single day. not a joke. >> harris: she is four years old now and he has known about her and finally he acknowledges that he has a seventh grandchild. one his son hunter had with a woman from arkansas. that was until friday when the president addressed 4-year-old navy joan robe

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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 personal

they will show you a letter written by ms.. harris to mr. town, to her and will say shows undeniable proof of ms.. harris's intent to kill her lover. but they will fail to tell you that this letter is only representative of ms.. harris's state of mind. at the time, she found out, mr. turner was aware that this letter was not representative of their 14 year long marriage. they were also fairly they were also failed to tell you that the letters written by ms. they were also failed to tell you about the letters written by mr. town or her letters described as prescriptions, a number of sedatives, painkiller was sleeping pills and amphetamines that ms.. harris use as a way to deal with her. finally, they will you how officers overheard ms.. harris admit that she did commit this crime. the same officers who physically the evidence because they were only and lacked the knowledge to follow the proper procedures of the crime scene. ladies and gentlemen, the prosecution has the burden of proof to prove to you that mr. harris had one. the motive and the

i'd like to think that someone maybe in 100 years' time will clean harry's grave for me. d that will shine. steve and lee are almost done for the day. the writing on the headstone is now starting to become legible. steve takes photos to send to his researcher. you see the lettering become clear. so we now know who he is, what he did. we can now go and research him and hopefully find family and add his obituary and find the research. that gives me loads of pleasure. that'll look nice by the weekend. 0k. for both steve and lee, this has become a kind of therapy, restoring the graves and resurrecting the stories of forgotten heroes. we know that deep sleep is good for you, but how would you feel after having the deepest sleep in the world? that s what s on offer at a new hotel more than 400 metres underground in a welsh slate mine. as reporter george herd found out, it s not for the faint—hearted. the rugged landscape surrounding snowdonia. but it is what is under these hills we are interested in today. so, we have made our way up to an old quarry on the edge of snowdonia, wh

where we need to be and what you will see, you will see better retention, and you will see better recruitment. >> harrisvernor ron desantis taking time in that news conference in that event in columbia, south carolina that you just saw to focus on the military. you will often hear me see jag officer with navy team seal one. he was in the military and has definite ideas how he would like to see it go. we wanted to give you a chance to see what he was talking about. i mentioned earlier, we'll hear from former commander-in-chief donald trump in a town hall with with our own sean hannity tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox. more breaking news to bring you now. fox has just learned the identity of the american soldier detained in north korea as private second class travis keen. according to a senior united states official, king was due to face disciplinary action and to be sent back to the u.s. he disobeyed orders further and went on a tour of the dmz, demilitarized zone. while on that tour, he broke away from the tour group, crossing into north korea, quote, willfully and without authorization, e

we're now at 11:00 hour and harris faulkner will take you through to the next little bit of this and you are expected the hear from hunter biden when he comes out. here is harris. >> harris: we continue our breaking news coverage. as dana said we're at the 11:00 hour just like the saying the 11th hour for president biden's son, hunter. who is in federal court and he has been there since 10:00 a.m. eastern. we are at that point in the saga around hunter biden's criminal life when a judge will either ink his so-called sweetheart plea deal or reject it. that would be huge if she did that. hunter biden is there to plead guilty to tax charges and a slap on the wrist in terms of the punishment he faces. some legal trouble suddenly for his legal team ahead of the court appearance today in federal court. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." so we don't know if this is what's clogged the wheels on getting this thing done more expeditiously. and what some legal experts have said, this would be an also ran when the judge ink this and get the plea deal, special treatment and a

i haven't been on twitter in years, i will see if threads is better. >> harris: kevin o'leary was trying up on threads yesterday. it is connected to instagram, it will be fast when i do it. >> emily: jeff white tweeted out and he said this is a nondebate, there is no discussion, they effectively should be cancelled. guy fierri, who raises millions to help others and joe rogan, surprising, mark wahlberg, who does so much for community efforts. the point about cancellation, there is hard shift you should be considered civically dead has no place in society. to your point, what is difficult and frightening, it is the way the wind blows. brian cox is right, who is they? no way to predict. >> harris: call it right now, if you get cancelled, make a badge of honor for people. more "outnumbered" next. there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workforce that's keeping us all safe. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find som

we'll find out. >> harris: put your skates on, it will be a long one going back and forth, my friend. thank you. >> emily: thank you. bring in today's panel, harris and i are joined by tammy bruce, director of the tech policy center at heritage foundation kara frederick and host of making money on fox business, charles payne. the developments raise more questions than answers, what do you make of it all? >> charles: become a lawyer again. i had to put on my lawyer hat. i didn't know what fara stood for. angle i was looking at and we anticipated was just this negotiation this was a sweetheart deal to begin with. brady hand got gun violence act ushered into law by chairman of the senate judiciary committee made form 7473 key part of back ground check. lying on the form is felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison issue bottom line. that was a big headline, the sweetheart deal had a cherry on upon to, immunity. it gets sweeter for the biden family. how brazen and arrogant to let this play out in front of the american public where people have gone to prison for far less. >> emily: tam

democrat. >> i will be voting again for president biden. >> harris: why are you voting for him?y, a new associated press poll fresh out -- he lost seven points in this category while he was on vacation. my executive producer said i'm bad for him when i get time off. he now has 85% of the country according to the associated press poll, saying that they think the country is going in the wrong direction. >> sure. i think voters felt the same way about other presidents at this point. once they see the alternative, if it is former president donald trump, then i think the decision will be just as clear as it was in 2020 that president biden should get a second term. >> harris: is dan's calculation right about oh, just make it all about trump? >> i don't think it is necessarily right but i do think that what the democrats are going to try to do is talk about dangerous it is for republicans to take control. a threat to democracy. a threat to equality, threat to freedom of a different type. republicans are having an argument. i think that's what they will try to capture and i think some

will harris is a british sailor competing for team malizia. ..t ended this week in genoa. we spent 125 days said in the entire lap of the planet. during that we have such an some of the most remote parts of the ocean. in particular the south pacific is known to be the most remote areas with more than 2000 miles from any land. we have definitely had some pretty eye—opening moments noticing man—made things and objects in the water, plastic and debris. 0ur role as sailors is to show this back to everyone back at home and don't get these experiences sailing these remote waters and we had to showcase these environment sites are at risk. a figure of 20% in terms of debris that you encounter, just from the last race in 2018, is pretty astonishing. you speak about things like life attempting to attach itself to the large parts of debris. describe that to us. you know, i had a really shocking expense myself, finding these pieces of plastic stuck around parts of the boat and when i climbed into water to cut them off, we actually found they had been in the

will potentially produce collapse of the industry. as good faith measure, executives and most paid actors take a 25% pay cut. >> harris: which will neveryl: you are laughing. >> harris: it is existential crisis. who is surprised? not surprising actors would join the writers. >> cheryl: last week fran drescher said this was about ai. scarlet johansson started this with "black widow," when her paycheck got hurt. she figured out her deal. barry diller went on to talk ab about, it is december the streamers and companies are worried about, that is when you get into hollywood box office and that point, harris, jason, you exhaust yourself on netflix and i'm going to get rid of this subscription. there are too many streaming companies, consumers will pull back. that industry is 160's,000 actors, multi billion dollar industry and it could collapse, he's right. >> harris: talk to me, tomi, you have lived in l.a. this is more know that actors and writers, though. >> tomi: it is. movies aren't really filmed in california anymore. why? it is too expensive to make in california, they are making them in georgia, texas, tennessee, overseas because the

we'll roll and harris faulkner will pick up our coverage right now. here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert and just like that hunter biden is in trouble again. next steps is to fight for a new deal. they have to fight to shield hunter from future prosecution. you saw it live this time yesterday. his plea deal crumbling like sand through your fingers. why? the case alleging bribery by hunter, president biden and other members of the biden family members, he wanted immunity from all of that. the judge wanted to take another look at those tax and gun fraud charges. i'm harris falker. the judge had major issues with the one she killed yesterday, that deal. repeatedly saying she was not a rubber stamp. she tossed the plea agreement and hunter had to plead not guilty to the original charges against him. republicans and legal experts who said hunter biden was getting a deal from the d.o.j. are applauding the judge's actions. >> number one, hunter biden, if you are watching, no one is above the law. number two, justice is coming for you. >> what got in the

i think right now they are talked about more as a spoilers anything that will change the race. >> harrishing you take conflict with? we will wrap quickly. >> i think she is right, though i think it's more of a democrat than republican problem. it could be a republican problem like with ross perot 30 years ago, but right now it's a democratic problem. they are scared to death of a third party. >> harris: good to see you both. have a fantastic weekend. thank you for watching "the faulker focus." e ti"out number" after this commercial break. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it... simple. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira, and silver brochures. with rosland, there are no hassles

some of europe's top clubs believe there's a chance tottenham will sell harry kane this summer, despitence they are not interested in offers for the striker. bayern munich have had two bids rejected for kane and manchester united also inquired. many believe kane wants to move in the pursuit of trophies, but his new manager at spurs, ange postecoglu, is hoping he can bring silverware to north london. i'll do things differently, because i'm different to every other manager in terms of we are all different, in one way or another, we all do things our own way. there is no right or wrong in these kind of things. every person brings the abilities they have on the way they do things, the way they work. i will be different from other managers in the past, and hopefully i can sort of find the secret that this football club requires to have success. england have named an unchanged 14 man squad for the fifth ashes test match against australia starting at the oval on thursday. england will be hoping to win the match and draw the series 2—2 after being frustrated by the weather in the fourth match a

>> harris: yeah. >> doug: will she get a stocking on the mantel next to the german shepherd or i havenowledged it, move on, nothing to see here. >> harris: if commander keeps biting people, maybe there will be room. four year olds can read and i will not say what she reads or whether or not she reads online. my kids, one of them were reading way too much, she was really gifted. they are learning to read for the most part and she'll see this as she gets older and the headlines don't change. >> kayleigh: it is not going away for her, the clips live forever. jonathan turley said imagine this little girl going on as she who must not be named. that is how navy has had to live his life. no evidence her father ever visited her let alone held her. there is no reason you couldn't have made contact. she wanted to take the biden last name, who was stopping this? polling, i would ges. "new york times" piece comes out july 3rd, truthful piece about navy biden and one line is two people familiar with discussions said aides have been told in strategy meetings bidens have six, not seven grandchildren

what role will harris play in 2024? s been pretty clear about this, amara, which is that vice president harris is going to really be the leading voice on key cultural social justice issues. we are talking about abortion access. we have seen her be one of the key campaigners on this and has actually been the one that has gathered people and held white house events since the fall of roe v. wade. we also saw that right after, remember, the tennessee three, two of those lawmakers were expelled from their seat all around gun rights and trying to get more access on gun safety, vice president harris immediately flew to tennessee. she met with leaders there. so we're seeing her deploy pretty rapidly when these issues come up and when the white house and the campaign sees that this could be something that they need to respond to and opportunities where they think that they could rally young voters and also voters of color. >> and staying on ron desantis for a moment, laura, you know, because he is the leading alternative to trump

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tonight trump will have a town hall with sean hannity in iowa. harris? >> harris: he is. you know that will be spicy. tune in, everybody. thank you. lee carter is with me, polling expert. i can't wait for another election night with you. every time i see you, it's like a warmup. let's talk about what happens with this race with donald trump soaking up all the oxygen in the room. >> he's always done it. he does it best. think about his sunday night tweets early on. always setting the agenda for the news. he would drop something and change the conversation. that's what he did. this is ron desantis' day to shine. he went to south carolina first. he set up and interview for 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. what is everybody talking about instead in donald trump. >> harris: right. including ron desantis. he's going to get asked about it. i want to get to the headlines with ron desantis. first of all, congratulations for him and his team. i'm trying to figure out how they spent half of it. headlines right now on the governor's struggling campaign. desantis hits reset button. just what you sa

but the finding the suspect perpetrator now will give them a target of what to look for. >> harris: last quick question. serial killers, we look back over the history of time, and oftentimes people will say they knew this person, this person stood out. the neighbors with the suspect in this case, he has been there for years in that house and people liked him said he was family guy, two kids, a wife. just quickly. >> it's an old story that oftentimes when you find out who the serial murderer is the people around him think that -- have no idea what a nice guy, including the very first serial murderer who the lawyer who killed a lot of people. >> harris: jeffrey damer you are thinking of? >> no. he was -- his relatives and people he worked with couldn't believe it. >> harris: thank you very much for coming in. appreciate it on this big story. as we reported moments ago the house passed a key defense spending ball including republican amendments taking woke out of our military. it moves on to the senate where its future is not looking very bright. plus a bipartisan push to get nato members t

sixth thomas markle celebrates a sixth birthday since he last spoke to his harry and his daughter, will harry and meghan eventually regret cutting off their families? lee cohen kyrees kennedy and amy ansell do battle in the clash, plus esteemed biographer tom bower live in the studio to offer his unmissable analysis on reports meghan is regretful over harry's hit job memoir. spare tomorrow's front page is on the way to zero and superstar us journalist meghan kelly joins me live stateside to give her take on the trump bombshell, too. the latest trump bombshell, too. this wootton tonight. this is dan wootton tonight. let's . let's go. this is news britain's news channel. i'm dan wootton . and as channel. i'm dan wootton. and as a journalist , i feel a journalist, i feel uncomfortable being the story. but i've always promised you that this show has no spin and no bias and no censorship. so i owe it to you to address this . owe it to you to address this. as you probably don't know . as you probably don't know. hopefully you don't know because you're not insane enough to pay attention to the sespe

some of europe 5 top clubs believe there's a chance tottenham will sell harry kane this summer, despitee not interested in offers for the striker. bayern munich have had two bids rejected for kane, and have met with tottenham chairman daniel levy. manchester united also enquired but backed off when told how much a deal would cost. many believe kane wants to move in the pursuit of trophies, but his new manager at spurs, ange postecoglu is hoping whether kane stays of goes, he'll bring silverware to north london. ido i do things differently because i am different to every other manager in terms we are all different in one way or another, we do things our own way or another, we do things our own way and there is no right or wrong in those kind of things, it is just every person brings the abilities they have and the way they do things and the way they work and they will obviously be different from other managers in the past. hopefully i can sort of find the secret that this football club required to have success. saudi arabian side al hilal have reportedly made a world record bid of £259 m

nothing will work for harry. high court . the people of this court. the people of this country have made their decision. they don't like him and they don't like his missus. it's the end of it. >> okay, now look, kelvin, the farage banking scandal keeps developing. of course, cuts . developing. of course, cuts. chief executive peter flavell fell on his sword today after the resignation of the natwest ceo, dame alison rose. nigel now wants the group chairman howard davies, gone. next is he going to get a full house? kelvin i think he might well do so tomorrow. >> natwest will announce. unfortunately for them , very unfortunately for them, very high profits, right ? very good high profits, right? very good profits because they do what all banks do directly. interest rates go up, their profits go up because they don't give the savers as much as they charge you and i for our houses, our mortgages, etcetera. right after that happens, he's in a great degree of trouble. he will definitely have to step down. i have never

nothing will work for harry. high court . the people of this court. the people of this country have made their decision. they don't like him and they don't like his missus. it's the end of it. >> okay, now look, kelvin, the farage banking scandal keeps developing. of course, cuts . developing. of course, cuts. chief executive peter flavell fell on his sword today after the resignation of the natwest ceo, dame alison rose. nigel now wants the group chairman howard davies, gone. next is he going to get a full house? kelvin i think he might well do so tomorrow. >> natwest will announce. unfortunately for them , very unfortunately for them, very high profits, right ? very good high profits, right? very good profits because they do what all banks do directly. interest rates go up, their profits go up because they don't give the savers as much as they charge you and i for our houses, our mortgages, etcetera. right after that happens, he's in a great degree of trouble. he will definitely have to step down. i have never

i think it is a movie, my daughter wants to go see it, i will not go see it. >> harris: you will notd producer are saying, tell everybody it is on men and everybody will talk about and want to go see it. it worked. >> kayleigh: douglas, how does it feel to be portrayed as bigot and idiot and loser? >> douglas: i feel marginalized. i trust the word on that. this washed through the culture, a lot of advertisements show a family and the man is kind of pathetic, kids and wife are showing the man how to operate the remote control or whatever it is. and sara mentions toxic masculinity. what you just mentions has opposites, toxic femininity. there are brands of masculinity that can be toxic and brands of femininity that can be toxic. men are told to damp it down, feminize, become less masculine and what is worse? to be alpha male. there are forms of femininity people should think about, including women who are vile to other women. >> kayleigh: including femininity that marginalizes mother hood. >> harris: my mother used to say, god rest her soul, you know who can tear apart a woman more tha

some of europe's top clubs believe there's a chance tottenham will sell harry kane this summer, despiteot interested in offers for the striker. bayern munich have had two bids rejected for kane and manchester united also inquired. many believe kane wants to move in the pursuit of trophies, but his new manager at spurs, ange postecoglu, is hoping he can bring silverware to north london. i'll do things differently, because i'm different to every other manager in terms of we are all different, in one way or another, we all do things our own way. there is no right or wrong in these kind of things. every person brings the abilities they have and the way they do things, the way they work. i will be different from other managers in the past, and hopefully i can sort of find the secret that this football club requires to have success. that is all of the sport for now. the united nations mission in korea says, it has started a conversation with pyongyang over the american soldier travis king — who ran across the demilitarised zone from south korea earlier this month. but in a news conference, th

harry are great at one thing, and it's timing . and these overstate timing. and these overstate visits willite a big target for meghan and harry to kind of plan and manipulate an and do what they do best. i mean you look at kate and william's first visit as prince and princess of wales which was in boston and that day meghan and harry released the netflix trailer. so having these big events and planned and kind of easy to find the dates for and stuff does create a big target for meghan and harry to attack peter. >> well, you look at the response in the commonwealth countries that kate and william visited. yeah, it was a pr disaster, but that was because of what harry and meghan had done. >> peter no, no, no, no. >> it's because they, it was because they rode around , around because they rode around, around in a jeep looking like prince philip and the queen. 50 years ago, they came across as arrogant colonial people. >> remember, that was the first tour after the oprah interview. >> niall and i believe and from my reports on this, it's exactly what harry and meghan wanted to achieve. they we

harry are great at one thing, and it's timing . and these overstate timing. and these overstate visits willite a big target for meghan and harry to kind of plan and manipulate an and do what they do best. i mean you look at kate and william's first visit as prince and princess of wales which was in boston and that day meghan and harry released the netflix trailer. so having these big events and planned and kind of easy to find the dates for and stuff does create a big target for meghan and harry to attack peter. >> well, you look at the response in the commonwealth countries that kate and william visited. yeah, it was a pr disaster, but that was because of what harry and meghan had done. >> peter no, no, no, no. >> it's because they, it was because they rode around , around because they rode around, around in a jeep looking like prince philip and the queen. 50 years ago, they came across as arrogant colonial people. >> remember, that was the first tour after the oprah interview. >> niall and i believe and from my reports on this, it's exactly what harry and meghan wanted to achieve. they we

will, too. >> emily: harris, argument about ai, ai works in part because it grabs or i guess absorbs information that exists, right? it can create a painting just like van gogh because it has been fed the paintings and knows what to do. it is their property to begin with, is their argument, that has been amalgumeated into ai, they say we are being replaced by ourselves. it is interesting argument as to why displacement is more unjust, they argue. >> harris: yeah, that can be part of the argument, i think the bigger issue is ai will use their images whenever they want. the question becomes, who belongs to the face on the screen, person behind the face or the person who captured it for ai? that is my understanding. from talking to writers in the beginning in may, they are saying it could go until december. what will they be saying if they don't have writers? who will cross the picket line? i saw this happening, because you have people who need lines and people who write lines and nobody will cross the picket line because they need each other. the ai portion, i challenge hollywood to do what every

you will see a lot of people wearing the air bidens. >> harris: you lost me at the batman pole. ssion on china homeland security secretary mayokas saying beijing bears responsibility for the fentanyl killing hundreds of americans every single day. but will that translate into action? and this. can you have censorship at a hearing on censorship. the democrats cried. >> no allowing a witness -- it violates the rules and not have his testimony and degradation amplified. >> harris: what explains the venom and vitriol for rfk junior. we'll get into it. steve hilton in "focus." so glad to see him. 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, knowing that their data is secure. ( ♪ ) -well, i'm not 100% sold yet. -okay, have you considered -- it's fine, flo.

now away from wimbledon — the new tottenham hotspur manager ange postocoglu says he will try and convince harrylub. the england captain, who came through the spurs youth academy, turns 30 later this month and is the club's all time leading goal—scorer. he has attracted interest from bayern munich as he goes into the final year of his conract. just think, you know, i don't think it's my role to sit there and and sort of treat people in a manner because of their circumstances. i'm really big onjust treating everyone the same, and harry hass already entrenched himself in the history of this football club is a very important part is the premier striker and i want him involved here. my conversation with him will be about how we can make this club successful. and i've got no doubt that that's that's what he wants as well. well, today should have been the final day of the third ashes test. instead, it's a day that england will have been spending looking back on a job well done. the three wicket victory over australia to keep the series alive. there's a bit of a break before the fourth test at old traf

harry kane . aidan magee will be harry kane. show, this morning, the world's longest running comic is it's the beano and it's 85 years of age this week. >> so this is the special commemorative issue , which is commemorative issue, which is just out today. unwrapped from the local newsagent for us this morning. and i'm seeing on the front cover here, this is harry styles. harry styles on the front of it, adele there as well. >> who's there? that is know lewis capaldi took me a while to nofice lewis capaldi took me a while to notice that one. actually. there's loads of styles on the on the front of this one. right, right. yes. how much for beano these days? yeah. >> £3. quid. yeah 299 to 90. >> £3. quid. yeah 299 to 90. >> believe it. could we. what would that have been. >> oh the king and queen are there on it as well. the covers, whatever. but there we go. so they're all there. quarter to nine we'll be to talking someone about its whole history and its future . future. >> yes. now the cornish pasty, the scotch egg, the bakewell t

now away from wimbledon, the new tottenham hotspur manager ange postocoglu says he will try and convince harryat the club. the england captain, who came through the spurs youth academy, turns 30 later this month and is the club's all time leading goalscorer. he has attracted interest from bayern munich as he goes into the final year of his conract. ijust think, you know, i don't think it is my role to sit there and sort of treat people in a manner because of their circumstances. i am really big in treating everyone the same and harry has entrenched himself into the football, the premier striker and i want him involved here. my conversation with him is about how to make this club successful and i have no doubt that is what he wants as well. today it should have been the final day of the third ashes test but england will be looking back at a job well done. a victory to keep the series alive. a break before the fourth test at old trafford but there are some key decisions to be made. what would be that make up of the pace attack? willjimmy anderson come back in in his home grown? jonny bairstow ha

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i don't think he's going to finish his four years the big question is will he go for another four is kamala harrisent.i think governor newsom will run but with his lack of accomplishments incalifornia he will never . i want to do something different, video make it short, make it chris and to the point. send it to one nationfox.com . that's it for us tonight. tomorrow morning catch the special independence condition of boxand friends . it is awesome for six and 10 p.m. if you miss it there's a podcast. millions downloaded. according to reports i'm getting confirmation,lawrence jones is getting ready to go . this camera is going to go up the music will come up i'm going to walk this way >> welcome to cross country. we're kicking off independence day weekend, america's birthday talking about some of this system problemswe're facing 247 years later . homelessness, crime up there is still hope and no matter what you may hear, there are reasons to feel proud to be some of the men who dedicated their lives

. >> it will not be kamala harris. ashley: we will leave it right there.s or whatever it is. can't wait, thank you very much. still had, shannon bream on democrats pressuring president biden to overhaul the supreme court. the ceo of red balloon talking about how companies are abandoning diversity, equity and inclusion policies. leo terrell will be joining us. the 11 a.m. am hour of "varney and company" is next. . ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ >> can't bite the tape, with the vicks at thi

>>> first up, we will start with harry styles.omething thrown by the crowd while performing in europe. videos show an object hitting stiles in the face at his concert in vienna. seen pausing and flinching, covering his face before walking away. as summer concert season is in full swing with mostly adoring and respectful fans, some of the biggest acts are finding some attendees are going too far. in june, singer bebe rexha needed stitches after she was hit in her face by a flying phone. the star posting a selfie afterwards, reassuring fans, i'm good. a few days later, singer verks a mack said she was recovering after a fan slapped her while she was performing in los angeles. max writing he slapped me so hard that she scratched the inside of my eye. during a concert in london, pink was tossed a bag reportedly containing the ashes of a fan's mother. the superstar shocked. >> this is your mom? i don't want this. >> the mounting incidents sparking outrage from other artists. adele speaking out against the trend in her las vegas residen

will translate to the federal level. ellison? >> thank you very much. >>> vice president kamala harris is speaking out over forward's controversialed the 2023 standards in social studies and part of the 216-page document, it says quote, slaves develop skills which in some instances could be applied to their personal benefit. to say the least, people are not responding well to that. so we've got nbc news correspondent tremaine lee with the latest now. before we get to what vice president harris is saying, can you walk us lieu how we got here? i know you and i have reported extensively on a lot of these ap-black history bans. >> that's right, in so many ways the precursor to the moment we're in now began in 2022 when governor ron desantis signed the so-called stop woke act, which really curtailed and limited the way history can be taught in schools, especially african american history. the idea from the proponents of that stop woke act is they didn't want kids feeling bad about themselves if the history was taught a certain way, presumably white children and they weren't going to be teaching anyone there was an opposer and oppresse

harris is iconic among modern economics. i think you williting a new book. maybe lisa and ethan harris can go canoeing. jonathan: she went canoeing last summer. [laughter] that's not happening. i wound. tom: i asked if they were floating. they do not have floaties. i do not swim. can you see me swimming? [laughter] come on. lisa: you do not swim. jonathan: can you not? tom: no. can you see me in a speedo in italy? it is not going to work. jonathan: i have worn a speedo. i did notice more and more people at the beach -- lisa: in europe. jonathan: no, these people are from australia. lisa: ok. i do not see the speedos. jonathan: i'm not sure the italians are doing it but -- [laughter] tom: the australians are from europe. i learned something today. jonathan: they were. i am telling you. i am telling you. they had an accent. >> there is not going to be a recession this year. think we are in for a big productivity rise. if i was trying to put potential growth 10 years from knock my would put it closer to 3%. tom: a lot of news going on. that was