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 with us. it is just beginning for us. in "focus" today's pre-trial hearing that might not turn out the way actors blake lively and justin baldoni wanted. criminal defense attorney jonna spilbor next. —sounds like you need to vaporize that cold. dayquil vapocool? it's dayquil plus a rush of vicks vapors. ♪vapocooooool♪ woah. dayquil vapocool. the vaporizing daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy head, power through y

harris. >> harris: thank you. you were talking about democrats reaction to president trump as he barrels forward with his agenda. it is difficult for some people to believe it has only been 19 days since the inauguration. so far 55 executive orders and actions that are showing real and immediate results. democrats are offering no actual alternatives but they have plenty of complaining and threats and all the rest to do. >> elon musk is a nazi nepo baby, a godless, lawless billionaire. >> hey hey, hoho elon musk has got to go. >> we will not shut up. we will stand up and speak up. >> who does musk think he is? >> we have to tell him nobody elected your [bleep]. >> i'm going to stand with you in this fight and we will win. we will win. we will win. we will win. we will win. we will win. >> harris: oh my goodness. critics are mocking senator schumer there for that performance including former democratic congressman tim ryan. he ran against nancy pelosi for speaker of the house a few years back and she blocked him. an

. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. president trump has illegal immigrants in this country on the run. reports some are on the move across america. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the numbers tell a story. the homeland security department says the seven day average of illegal crossings at our southern border have plummeted by more than 63% in the last 17 days. of course, those are the first 17 days of trump's presidency. on monday texas officials saw 446 attempted border crossings. on that day one year ago the number was nearly 6,000. texas public safety was with me yesterday talking about the difference that trump is making. >> it's been a complete 180 now with the new administration, new policies, with now more -- much more intentional approach on interior enforcement. the leadership that we have in texas now combined with the federal government we'll have a much stronger approach on the border and actually show the security of our state and country. >> harris: u.s. coast guard caught a chines

harris faulkner is next. here she have is. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. president trump's border crackdown is on. the first flight of illegal immigrants has now landed in guantanamo bay, cuba. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." homeland security secretary kristi noem had said the maximum security facility would hold the worst of the worst. here is the president. >> president trump: we are doing very well with respect to other countries really behaving on taking the criminals that they sent into our country and we are getting them out. some of the worst people on earth. >> guantanamo bay, is there enough space there to the accommodate? >> president trump: there is a lot of space to accommodate a lot of people and we'll use it. >> harris: we are going to hear from the voters' voices. they are here, some from election night and they will tell everyone what they feel the president is doing. democrats, independents, republicans. the voters are seated next to me and ready to go. first let's go to chief national security correspondent jenni

. >> harris: fox news alert. right now the tragic effects of illegal fentanyl on american families are at the center of a senate judiciary hearing. it just started a short time ago. and lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle are pushing to permanently designate fentanyl-related substances as a schedule one drug. we'll get into the meaning and impact of that. it is so important at this point. we know we've lost so many people in this country as the cartels continue to wage war on us with that drug. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." here is some of that hearing from moments ago. >> this is not an easy problem to solve, but there are certain parts of the problem that are simple to address. for one thing, common sense border control will help stem the flow of fentanyl. we also have no idea how many surges of illegal immigrants have been used by the cartels as distractions to push drugs through our understaffed ports of entry. thankfully, the trump administration has taken this threat se

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i think people who are commenting about this, that somehow vice president harris or president harris would have been a palestinian, someone fighting for palestinian freedom. we don't have the evidence for that. and the scenarios would have looked very similar. and i doubt, given what i know now about the campaign, how much vice president or president harris in this example, in this analogy, would have pushed back on netanyahu. and i think the plans would have been exactly kind of the same. >> julissa, one of the most disturbing parts of netanyahu's visit this week occurred after netanyahu gifted donald trump. this golden pager commemorating israel's major attack in lebanon last september that killed at least 37 people, including children, and injured nearly 3000 people, including many innocent bystanders. this was the funeral for nine year old fatima abdallah, one of the children killed in the attack, and israel's attack was targeting hezbollah fighters. but honestly, even the former cia director in this country, leon panetta, called it an act of terrorism. i got to say, this is a pr

vice president harris beat trump by eight points in 2024.ut harris lost support among voters of color at all levels of education. why did this happen? why were they going in one direction there in another directionn elsewhere? quick to take roots of a lot of different things. like to caution and it comes to latino men and black men was a big thing towards the end. everyone started a paying attention were going to lose latino men. it was a thing national eight and 10 black voters supported harris over also still pretty hot yes biden had nine out of 10 and about three in 10 black men under the age of 45.4 trump we are talking not huge, huge number here and i want to put that into context at the sometimes itha blows and the things out of proportion not saying they should not be address and looked at. but he think there's a number of different reasons. again i mention this earlier about the purity test that he think we do have i think all of thek think the care agenda come all the things we want to to bright mother i'm a new mom with support we

vice president harris beat trump by eight points in 2024 with that group but harris lost support among voters of color at all levels of education. why did this happen? why were they going one direction there and then another? stephanie: it's the convergence of different things. i will say that i would like to caution that especially when it comes to men, everybody started paying attention, saying we are going to lose black men, lose latino men. it was anything but nationally eight in 10 black voters supported harris overall, so still pretty high. biden i think had nine out of 10. and about three in 10 black men over the age of 45 went for trump, so we are not talking about a huge number and i wanted to put that into context, because i think sometimes we blow these things out of proportion, not saying they should not be addressed and looked at. i mentioned earlier about the purity tests that i think we do have. the populist agenda i think lives. all the things we want to do to provide mothers -- i'm a new mom -- with support. now that i have become a mother, unlike, jesus christ -- i am

vice president harris beat trump by 8 points in 2024 but harris lost support among voters of color at all levels of education. why did this happen? why were they going in one direction there and another? >> a lot of different things. i would like to caution especially when it comes to latino men and black men and everybody started paying attention, we are going to lose black men and latino men, it was the thing but nationally, 8 in 10 voted harris overall, still pretty high. biden had 9 out of 10. and then about three in ten black men under 45 went for trump, not talking a huge number here and i want to put that in context. we blow these things out of proportion. there's a number of different reasons. i mentioned earlier about the purity test we have, the populist agenda, the care and agenda, to provide mothers, i'm a new mom, we don't do anything for women and now that i've become a mother, jesus christ. all the support we need to get for working-class people in this country, democrats have the ingredients to do that, have the bills, we don't know how to communicate, we get wrapped u

independent media [bleep] cbs and cbs that edit that had kamala harris interview to look like she had a good point? >> alex soros reposting it claim that basically you have an unelected kabal wielding power. >> that's you, alex. that's you. that's your dad. liz: that's joe rogan and his guest going after democrats and complaining about billionaire elon musk. he's trying to fix the government, stop all the corruption. same democrat who took billions from far left billionaires like georgia alex soros catering to them. they've been catering to them, those billionaires doing things like defund police; righted? lisa boothe is here in moments to break it down. plus this story. >> my privacy has been violated in more ways than one. way more is out there than i would want out there. liz: that was nfl star quarterback joe burrow after a home invasion burglary gang robbed his home outside of cincinnati. for those illegal aliens now busted after they brazenly took selfies of themselves on camera wearing his stolen jewelry. this is how bad it's gotten under biden and trump is trying to stop all t

court harry is being led around by his nose. tell us how you really feel. fan of pop culture, what you think, should he go harder on prince harry? >> i will take an angle he won't see coming, megan markle is the best sigh up with ever seen. we send an american into that family and busted it up like a bunch of bowling pins and we have the favorite prince of england who went out the military and all those things, the prince's the people, he'd rather be in americans than have all that status and title in the backs of the oppressed, he says i will do what americans do, pretend to be famous and make money just by having social media, the most amazing things you can do. i think it's great, i'll buy everybody's against them. political opinions might be of but there's a lot of folks i don't agree with that i get along with. we sabotage an entire royal family, 300 years to get done but we did it. [laughter] >> i don't know megan markle loves president trump. >> she called him divisive and misogynistic. >> and he does not appreciate it when people call him names unde

>> harris had a chance here. i mean, there was a month-long period, made even longer, she was up in some of these polls. i know the campaign has gone and done their media tour and talked about how, you know, she was always kind of trying to come back up. i mean, she had leads there. she had leads in some of these states. the decision she made not to give these younger voters, these voters who were looking for something, any kind of daylight between her and biden i think was just crushing for her. the fact that she was not able to break away on any of these key issues, even if it wasn't a significant break, even if it was a rhetorical break, she just was unwilling to do that. and i think a lot of these voters saw that. they were just dispirited by it. i mean, you saw the dropoff in the activity online from the height of the brat summer to where the campaign ended up. they gave her a chance. they really give her a look. >> but people voted for biden four years ago because they thought he was a centrist, not that th

ask your doctor about tremfya today. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> harris: happy friday eve! all right!vie trailers come on you are like blah, blah, blah? or do you go to the movie say don't watch him? there is a new legislative bill in connecticut and if it passes, it requires to list the start time for movie trailers and the start him for the movies so you don't have to ease an end feel guilty. joy never to appear until. >> we saw a class action lawsuit about this curator 20 years ago a guy when around movie theaters 26 minutes, 24 minutes to the tune of $75 per consumer, which is kind of a lot. you stole 30 minutes of my time. like in this build to airplane fees, right? tell me what it cost. prove the start at 11:30. no, no, no, no this is where you tell your next movie to see. i love being those, but i don't go see that any movies in the theater but i like sitting through those. >> these are the previous. but having said that, for god's sakes go to don't we already have too many laws right now, kennedy? we need another law to sit through? >> you are absolutely right! no, please go t

harry enten, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> ahead, it was the kamala harris interview that sparked billion lawsuit from trump. now the fcc is releasing the transcripts from cbs that refute his election interference narrative. brian stelter is here to take us through it all. next. >> i've got good news, and i've got bad news. what do you want first? the bad. the news is newsy even more than ever. >> what's the good news? >> we're doing another season of have i got news for you. >> have i got news for you returns. february 15th on cnn. >> what's up? you seem kind of sluggish today. >> things aren't. >> really moving. you could use some metamucil metamucil. >> psyllium fiber helps keep your digestive system moving so you can feel lighter and more energetic. metamucil keeps you moving and try the two week challenge at metamucil. com. >> how do you sleep at night. >> on a mattress from mattress firm? they have. >> the nicest beds and i wanted to upgrade. i sleep. >> all night long. >> get matched at mattress firm, sleep at night. >> an alternative to pills. voltaren is a clinically prov

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president trump making a very bold saying prince harry can stay for now.otentially. the president says ho the feelsd for him. he will let him stay saying, "i don't want to do that. i will leave him alone. he has a lot of problems with his wife. she is terrible." those echo what he told piers morgan, "here he is aware that, i won't use the full expression but areas with like any person i have seen. i'm not a a fan of meghan markle and i think poor harry is led m around begy his nose. trump, tell us how you reallyte] feel? i know you are a big fan of pop culture that should he go a little harder on prince harry? >> i will take an angle you won't see coming.se i think meghan markle is the best site up we have ever seen. we have seen america into thete family and busted it up like ave tbunch of bowling pins. we have a favorite prince of england, the one that went out in the military and all of those things. the prince oratherf the people. he would rather be an american and have all the status and title and fortunes off the backs of the oppressed. i'm coming to

harris: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, withliberty and jd to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god. god indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the birthday of one of america's most outstanding leaders, ronald reagan. more than just our 40th president, reagan was a champion of freedom, prosperity and american exceptionalism. his leadership restored confidence in our nation, revived our economy and helped bring an end to the cold war without firing a shot. through pro-growth policies like tax cuts and deregulation, reagan ushered in

harry, i believe harry.s in comedy. all good, all good ideas. you know, you have a good idea. you tell somebody in the pub, all of a sudden you see it, you know, you'll see it six months later, pop up on dave or something like that. >> it's i agree with you. let the people who are watching it say, wait a second, that reminds me of harry dean's ways show that was on. i know the guy. i like the guy i think the guy was is funny or has been funny is funny. >> he's only funny in a sort of louis shaffer kind of way. >> that's what i. >> that's what i. >> consider funny. >> consider funny. >> as it will tank. >> as it will tank. >> as it will tank. >> a gig. >> a gig. >> yes. anyway, we've got the sun now, and it sounds like donald trump is sick of sucking his diet coke through a disintegrating, mushy bit of papen disintegrating, mushy bit of paper. louis. >> i'm not tanking this show. i'm building it up. trump this is in the sun. the sun. trump and i'm going to cry. trump announces war on. announces war on. >> ann

did it work harris' and president. you can't say they didn't try.nwhile trump settled with abc news for 15 million then for 25-mil and paramount reportedly considered similar payouts trump could soon afford bret baier's house. trump also sued "the des moines register" and seltzer for claiming harris was leading in the iowa polls we always knew that paul was know your then a. [ bleeps ] picture from mr. peanut. but it didn't stop the media from reporting it like it was real it was fun watching trump set his sights on these fools god forbid he opens the books on the bill heed probably find secret payment to ham hawks by mail. meanwhile the old guard is fully looking for better opportunities and why not sure there's a science museum somewhere that needs a medical skeleton. terrible and he just left cnn shock to cnn who had no idea he still work there. and chuck todd is gone seeking better opportunity as the bow for picture on the hair clip for men. so as our numbers are never better the competition dropped and the coup failed. one thing we learned is t

both supported kamala harris in 2024 and both called it wrong. >> i think she is going to win. i predict with low to medium conference. >> we are going to win, we are going to win this thing. >> we brought them together on stage at the university of southern california to look back at the last election and ahead to the next one. >> maga-ism will not die with trump. you have one hope, the democratic party. >> i think it will mutate. >> as the two parties adjust to a new political reality, what to james carville and mike murphy say now? >> firing line with margaret hoover is made possible in part by robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fair- weather foundation, peter and mary calico, cliff and laurel asness, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc.. >> james carville and mike murphy, welcome back to firing line. >> good to be here. >> we are less than two weeks into trump's second nonconsecutive term as president. he has, so far, pardoned rioters who assaulted police officers at the capital. he has tried to redefine birthright citizenship. h

harry edwards. >> today the biggest problem that america has is that we're afraid with each other. the biggest problem that we have is that we're afraid of change. >>> good afternoon, trump policy protests erupting in the bay area. >> today oakland's fruitvale district joined the outcry against the new immigration policies. the outcry follows san francisco and santa clara county lawsuits against the trump administration actions against sanctuary cities. the lawsuit filed yesterday along with three other cities came after attorney general pam bondi's order to withhold federal funding from sanctuary states and cities. california has been a sanctuary state since 2017, and cities across the bay area limit police officers from working with immigration enforcement. >> but immigration's not the only thing they're worried about in the fruitvale district. john ramos has got that story. >> reporter: here in the heart of oakland's latino district, the drum beat of resistance to donald trump's deportation threat is growing louder. is this the sound of an uprising? people who normally stay quie

. >> reporter: they include -- harry connick jr. -- ♪ >> reporter: -- and gamy and oscar winner jon batisteh the national anthem. ♪ singer lady gaga gave an emotional performance on bourbon street honoring the victims of last month's terror attack there as well as those impacted by the california wildfires and the recent plane crashes in washington, d.c., and philadelphia. and of course we talked to some chiefs fans who said they are already looking forward to next year when they possibly can have the chance to do it all again. next year's super bowl lx will be held at levi stadium in schrier, home to the -- santa clara, home to the 49ers. >>> in the middle east israelis are being asked to turn their shock into action. this following the return this weekend of three hostages held by hamas terrorists. chris livesay reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: after 16 months in hamas captivity, it shows. eli sharabi embraces his brother and sister just after his release from a dungeon. his father-in-law, peter brisley, comparing him to how he looked before and after was horrified. >> to say the emaci

because they don't want any more kamala harris's. they don't want any more jasmine crockett. but i got news for them. i don't care what they do. we will fight to the end to make sure that we get our due. because again, if you want to talk about the people that shouldn't be in this country, you probably need to look in the mirror. because the last time i checked, the native americans who some of i.c.e. have been rounding up, or the puerto ricans who are absolutely americans, listen, the only people that came and colonized this place are your ancestors. trump. >> i'll note that the bd position is for the acting undersecretary for public diplomacy and public affairs, a key role in helping to shape u.s. messaging abroad related to counterterrorism and violent extremism. thank you, congresswoman, for your words tonight and for your insight. we are just minutes away from entering into what could very well be a new and costly trade war with china. at the stroke of midnight, just about 45 minutes away, a 10% tariff on all imported goods from china will take effect. it's what trump to

harris democrat get worse in every single county. every single legislative district in every single congressional district and moved to the upright. >> what you think that is. >> i think a lot of it has to do with california democrats being in charge of everything here and failing many californians mother was safety what we saw all 58 counties proposition. >> she talk no preposition 36 which was a pushback prop 47 and property six something that was supposed by the top statewide democrats and opposed the governor posed by the speaking by the senate president and if you democratic mayors, then realized it would be badly brady most and yet it by 70 plus percent entire state. >> not only did the democrats give them a lot of reasons but the republican started to show up things that i wanted to focus on my chairmanship seated entire communities to the democratic party my community is not thriving because of policies and by any milestone youbett jobs, n for our children getting none of it is short these communities make people feel like th

i'm harris faulkner, here with my cohosts emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. also joining us, lili gil valletta, culture plus group and -- and paul mauro, fox news contributor, attorney, founder of opsdesk.org close web retired nypd inspector. i have been saying that this is not a shock to many people, kayleigh. he means what he says. he says "i don't want to be a jokester or a wise guy." nobody thinks he's kidding. >> it's not a joke, and you are right, it should not be a shock. as i was watching this yesterday, there was a line that i wish the media would have listened to. he said, looking at president trump, "you see things others do not. you say things others do not say." the jaws drop and people sit back and realize maybe, he was right. the media didn't listen to that. those gathered in the room. i watched the channels last night. it was pandemonium to freak out was only seconds to june 27th, the day j'vonne hadley disastrous debate. i just thought to myself that they haven't learned the lesson yet. the lesson is maybe trump is not trying to take gaza. ma

we reinstituted a complaint against nbc and comcast, brian roberts snuck on kamala harris to "snl" ate reopened an investigation into that as well. >> martha: you mentioned j.d. vance's interview and transcript were put out right away and all who watched 60 minutes over the years and they have added the 6e where after the interview airs you can watch the whole unedited thing but they didn't do that in this case a month before the election. is that a potential violation and why did they do that? >> there have been red flags with cbs's conduct. they provided the full unedited transcript of j.d. vance. we will have to see what happens. >> martha: you say it's open for public comment so people can go on the fcc website i assume and find a place to comment. the president has said cbs should be terminated and they should lose their license. do you believe that that is a likely outcome here? >> that is the question we are looking at and i should say really quick super bowl sunday will be broadcast on the first super bowl where i am the fcc. please no wardrobe malfunctions. it would ruin my e

our len ramirez sits down with doctor harry edwards, the man behind one of the most iconic moments inic history. >>>>doctor harry edwards may be best known as the architect of the 1968 olympics protest, but that was just the beginning of a very long and courageous career in the field of study that he pioneered the sociology of sport. >>>>today, the biggest problem that america has is that we're afraid of each other. the biggest problem that we have is that we're afraid of change. >>>>sociologist and civil rights icon doctor harry edwards says in 2025, america has reached an inflection point. >>>>to the extent that we don't face up to that challenge, there are some very, very, very dark days ahead because i'm not convinced that we have the best and the brightest people making critical decisions top to bottom in american society. we can't go back to make america great again. even if we could define a point of agreement in terms of when america was great, in the 1920s, when we had an epidemic of lynching. >>>>at 82 years old, edwards is still speaking up and speaking out on issues of rac

by the way, harry truman never took a dime, probably didn't. but he was actively involved in helping mobsters throughout his career, including when the chicago mob got jammed up in a los angeles entertainment industry scandal with the unions. harry truman's administrator and arrange for the mafia bosses to get out of jail and be moved closer. one of the mafia bosses tricks is if they can't get out of prison, would you mind just moving them closer to home? he's not feeling so well. so they gradually move them closer to home. and then finally, you know, can you just let them work from home? and and so harry truman was very active. active in in this area. and one of the things i found in one of his diaries is he said, i didn't love working with these people, but i owed my career to them and i had to sometimes let them steal in order to do some of the things i had to do. very interesting that he acknowledged it, but not with joy. this case became much more public. you know, the question. and did people know this? the answer is yes. but it it came o

harry edwards, the man behind one of the most iconic moments in olympic history. >> reporter: dr. harry edwards may be best known as the architect of the 1968 olympics protest, but that was just the beginning of a very long and courageous career in the field of study that he pioneered, the sociology of sport. >> today the biggest problem that america has is that we're afraid of each other. the biggest problem that we have is that we're afraid of change. >> reporter: sociologist and civil rights icon dr. harry edwards says in 2025 america has reached an inflection point. >> to the extent that we don't face up to that challenge, there are some very, very, very dark days ahead because i'm not convinced that we have the best and the brightest people making critical decisions top to bottom in american society. we can't go back to make america great again even if we could define a point of agreement in terms of when america was great in the 1920s when we had an epidemic of lynching. >> reporter: at 82 years old edwards is still speaking up on issues of race and equality, politics and so

let's go now to cnn's senior data reporter, harry enten, to run the numbers on this. hello, harry.lo. i think one of the big questions around all of this is how americans will absorb this, this tariff, all the tariffs and any price hikes. so how are americans feeling about this? >> yeah. i don't know if you could see me shaking my head here politically. i don't get it. i simply put i don't get it. because if we take a look here trump tariffs on canada, china and mexico. the support is 38%. now you don't have to be a mathematical genius to figure out that the 51% opposed is higher than the 38% support. americans are saying no, no, no when it comes to these trump tariffs. you know, there have been some things that trump has perhaps done in his early days that are popular. i've pointed those out. but this, my dear friend, is not popular at all. i've looked at a bunch of polling data, some with vague polling language, some with more specifics, like this one. and in every single one, the plurality or majority opposed the trump tariffs. and just this tiny bit right here, 38% south of 40%

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racism and misogyny, that's why kamala harris lost?'t know -- and i don't know what they said about all the genders, samantha, your reaction. >> this is a party that is extraordinarily out-of-touch and they learned nothing from the last election. in the months leading up to the november 2024 election, polling was showing that upwards of 80% of the country felt that we were going on the wrong track with respect to the policies that matter most to americans, economic policies, securing the border, and yet democrats are still talking about nonbinary candidates, gender pronouns, dei, racism. it's just -- they've learned nothing. they're going to continue to lose and they need to refocus if they want to get their party in the right direction, refocus on policies that americans have said they want to see change. maria: look, i know they all stick together all the time, cheryl, but don't you think that after november 5th they might actually take a look at what's important to the american people as they decide who is going to lead their party,

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and kamala harris, kamala harris listening to muslim voters. yes she did. did she do everything they wanted. >> them to. >> do anything they wanted her to do? >> that's not true. and that's. >> that is. >> that's what they say, that you're going to tell them that they don't know what they're interested in. >> because i tell. >> you, that's not a good strategy. >> to get real. >> for real. what do you say? she did not do anything that they wanted her. >> exactly. >> she they they wanted her to even though she was a vice president of the united states, withhold weapons from israel. she couldn't do that. >> she they wanted. >> her about the she talked about the palestinian people and their right to live in peace and security at the convention. >> i'm telling you what. what? yeah. >> to bakari's point. >> and then she refused to have a palestinian. >> state at the convention. >> trump's position right now. >> is pro-palestinian. >> but but josh. josh? josh. >> are you saying that if they had pro-palestinian speakers at the dnc, she would have done better? >> i'

. >> where are you, harris? there's harris. let me tell you -- don't clap for an intellectually what he's done. i'm kidding. harris comes to us as a graduate of burlington high school. now, when he was there he didn't just take traditional courses. he was also taking computer science through a career pathway. it's one of the programs that we have brought, that we have brought to over 100 high schools in massachusetts. these programs partner with local employers and fields from biotechnology advanced manufacturing to clean energy. as a senior, harris did a capstone project with an industry mentor nearby. he built an app for our local sneaker store called courtside kicks. now he's a freshman at the university of massachusetts-lowell doing a degree in software engineering and managing that sneaker store part-time. he's working hard. he's building great experience. [applause] somebody had to get more applause then max. that's the real program at the want parents out there to understand what's going on. that only can you kids go to

to riled up kamala harris slowly opens up.issed interview opportunity not looking at the bigger picture of the entire campaign. >> i seem to recall part of the reason why the interview never materialized kamala harris and rogan, it would have gone terribly for all words of reasons, she and her team were demanding he come to her has changed the format and limit the time and that's not how he does his show. he said you come here like everyone else for the amount of time and we will do it and they said no so the receipts were proof of that. i'm up next, let's look at this. east hampton, new york, a fancy place. officials are reassuring of the residence heist officers, don't you worry, won't deport illegal migrants serving as maids, landscapers and nannies. that goes to the mentality among limiting liberals probe illegal immigration. their lives and convenience, she's illegal labor in some cases, new york authorities saying don't worry, this won't affect you. it reminds me of martha's vineyard. there are certain enclaves that need

. >> jesse: the unedited 60 minute interview of kamala harris. wow. >> whoever's in the dining room? okay. >> jesse: plus... >> do i have something in my teeth? [♪♪] >> it's only been three weeks and democrats want to impeach. today, democrat al green, not the soul singer announced he's introducing articles of impeachment against donald trump. because he said he wants to turn the gaza strip into gaza lago. democrats were already losing their minds after musk froze their foreign aid slush fund. >> we will not shut up! we will stand up! we will speak up! we will rise up! >> what's dangerous is that people who work for usaid wearing masks to protect themselves from musk. this is a dictatorship in the making. >> we're not going to have apartheid in america anymore! elon musk has not been elected to anything! >> and who the hell does musk think he is? he has absolutely no right in shutting down usaid. we cannot allow that. we've got to take be to the streets. [bleep] [cheering and applause] >> jesse: elon musk is the first -- and he's not eneven takin

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