harris. for those of us who are old enough to remember the scarsdale diet doctor murder, we're going to talk about this case in a couple of different sections. first, we're going to talk about the case itself and, some of the impact of the choices that the lawyers made during the trial that affected outcome. but as we talk about this case, i want you to keep two things in the back of your mind, because we're going to come back, the end of class to talk about these. the first is, i want you to think about how this case is both similar and different from the lizzie borden murder from 1893. so about 100 years earlier and the second is the question of why do you all know who lizzie borden is and raise your hand if you had heard of this murder, the jean harris murder trial before this class. okay, i want to kind and before we did, lizzie borden, you'd all heard of lizzie borden, right? and so i want talk about why some cases remain more famous than others. a especially because everybody kind of ta

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 way of all that arrogance and deception was just a simple judge asking questions she was suppo

harris. >> harris: thank you very much, garrett. this breaking news as we have learned for a third time a key witness under subpoena by house republicans has skipped out on talking under oath. the house oversight committee ramping up its investigation of president biden's son high school and they want devon archer to testified. he worked with hunter at that ukrainian energy firm, burisma, and they want to know what does he know about the foreign business dealings that allegedly netted the bidens millions of dollars? we won't find out today because archer just canceled a deposition again. the "new york post" casar mucher's testimony includes firsthand accounts of times hunter biden would dial his father, then vice president biden, into meetings with his overseas business partners on speakerphone. remember the president's repeated denials of any knowledge of anything to do with hunter's shady business deals. >> i never discussed a single thing with my son about anything having to do with ukraine. never spoken to my son about his overs

>> harris: who is he watching?kayleigh: i wonder. >> harris: so "new york times" has been tracking the latest national opinion poll of kamala harris and on average of several polls as of july 5, just a week ago, 41% of registered voters had favorable opinion. 53%, 41%, we like her, 53% no. she is off track and i think we know this even from a president who has historically low approval ratings. it doesn't matter now what she says as much as what she does. what is she doing to change the opinion of americans? if she ends up running in biden's place, is there enough time to turn this ship around? she is counting the letters of ai, i'm worried for her. >> kayleigh: i am, too. vp only has two letters, as well. >> marc: stands for vice president. >> martha: thank you for clearing that up. >> kayleigh: we have unfavorable numbers and end of june, axios, poll, kamala harris hits record low for vp net favorability. how can you say she's not a liability? >> marie: her general numbers are in line with most national pol tigsz

that is how we handled that. >> harris: good point.elt like that doctor was trying to put things in your son's head, good thing your wife was there with your child. joe, thank you for being in focus and expressing what so many are talking about right now, parents are left out of the decision whether or not their kid should hear any of this. good to see you. thank you for watching "faulkner focus." out /* "outnumbered" after the break. supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. break. "outnumbered" after the break. "outnumbered" after the break. "outnumbered" after the . . . 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. ( ♪ ) my name is joshua florence, and one thing i lea

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. ben domenech. the united states is in the top three nations that use cocaine the most in the world. the people's house is sacred ground in our democracy. so we hope. so there is a big picture and why it matters. talk to me. >> well, i think that one of the things that we should understand about this is that this is a security breach of the kind where there are already, i think, in all likelihood, people who know who the culprit is within this white house. the fact that karine jean-pierre would play so fast and loose with the facts when it comes to talking to the journalists in front of her is not a surprise. she has been, i think, an utter disaster as a communicator for this administration. she has used the indication of the hatch act to try to dodge various questions and yet ended up violating it anyway and also someone who i think does not have the faith of a lot of the journalists asking questions of her that she is going to bring them an accurate assessment of what's going on. the fact that she

harris? >> harris: jennifer, thank you.o welcome joey jones who fought in afghanistan and brought home the scars of war. you were always one of those people that i want to call on when those families come up. you have just the right words. joey? >> yes, it's tough to see this and understand that there are families out there, not just of the 13 but dozens more injured that feel like really? we could have presented this? the narrative there is reminiscent of my last days in afghanistan, 2011, 12. our rules of engagement were so restricting, we were wondering what we were trying to accomplish. taking offensive action was almost prohibited. only defend ourselves if attacked. i don't think that should be our posture when we're trying to get newses of people and thousands of americans out of the country. >> harris: what would you tell those parents now, the accomplishment, the war ended, but we left so much military equipment behind that our enemies can use against us at this point and don't think for a second that the taliban wo

harris faulkner is up next.ere she is. >> harris: we begin with the latest on the death of an employee near former president barack obama's private estate on martha's vineyard. investigators are trying to figure out what happened to the ex-white house chef now working for the obamas. 45-year-old campbell drowned in an eight foot deep pond on sunday. according to witnesses campbell was struggling in the water and then went under and never resurfaced. state police located his body yesterday about 100 feet from shore. a short distance from the obama's home. he worked in the white house kitchen as a sous chef when obama was in office. he was a beloved part of our family, creative and passion nall about food and its ability to bring people together. our hearts are broken that he is gone. bryan llenas on martha's vineyard. bryan. >> the obama family home here is a half mile behind me. also behind me is the edgar town grand pond. this is where boats launched on sunday night looking for mr. campbell. it took 14 hours to

harris. >> harris: rich edson, thank you very much. president biden has repeatedly denied being involved in all this. watch. >> are there tapes you accepted bribes, president biden? is that true? >> president biden: where is the money? i'm joking. it's just a bunch of malarkey. >> harris: he has time for jokes. the "new york post" front page is calling the bidens bad to the bone. fox news contributor miranda devine writes in the post the joe biden bribe allegations need a special counsel now. in "focus" republican congressman andy biggs of arizona, member of the house oversight and judiciary committees. great to have you in "focus" now to get us started on this. first of all, the sort of surprise and explosive nature of the fd1023, the f.b.i. document. your top line thoughts. >> well, this gives you two things that are very important, number one gives you a quid pro quo with joe biden actually receiving money in exchange for engaging in a corrupt practice to get rid of a ukrainian prosecutor using u.s. dollars at blackmail. that's the

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 all the preferentialal treatment and go on with his life. however, the judge now believes a member of hunter biden's legal team co

i'm harris faulkner in "the faulkner focus." democratic senator joe manchin spoke at a no labels event and likely making his fellow democrats nervous. he left the door pretty wide open to a run on the no labels ticket. here is manchin in the critical early voting state of new hampshire. >> i i'm in races to win. the democrat and republican party that has a better model, their business model is better, you are divided. >> harris: recent polling my gave manchin optimism. 1/4 of voters surveyed said they would support a third party candidate if the election were held today. compare that with just 9% ahead of the 2020 election. fox news correspondent molly line kicking off our coverage now. molly. >> senator joe manchin rather artfully dodged the question whether or not he would head up the third party ticket saying they put the cart before the horse. manchin head lined in the first in the nation primary state of new hampshire alongside former governor of utah. it was hosted by no labels, a political group laying the ground work to

harris. >> harris: thank you for getting us started with that. in "focus" now joey jones, retired u.s. marine bomb technician, author of "unbroken bonds of battle." and a fox news contributor. joey, great to have you. when you fought for this nation, you fought for all of us and you fought alongside of people from every train of thought, political view, culture, race, everybody. this is america. what are we watching here? >> you have to understand, harris, they say the same thing about our own country. they say the same thing about the united states. this is their platform. if they can't be a victim in this they have nothing else to stand on and so why would they back down and support israel today? why would they not continue what got them in office and what gets them fundraising dollars as long as it is rewarded by voters or donors they'll keep doing it. there is only room for a handful. there isn't enough appetite in america for half the democrat party to be this way. that's exactly where their platform lands. it lands in identity politics and

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox weather alert today. the heat is on from south florida to oregon with extreme temperature watches, warnings for 100 million americans. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." nearly 1-third of the united states population under ararity at this point. the extended amount of time of people in triple digit temps and no major cool down at night. you are infrastructure stays red hot. temperatures are breaking records in cities that are typically hot this time of the year in phoenix but the stretch of days that is setting this heat wave apart from others. reaching into the teens, 114 degrees, for example and more for two weeks. >> getting overheated like that you start to get tired, irritable, angry, not thinking clearly. >> it is killing us, it is. >> hard to enjoy the beach when you can't be out in the sun for too long. >> it is hospital. miserable. >> we're from vegas and we are typically prone to this. but today is out of control. >> harris: team coverage on the dangerous heat of summer 202

happen. >> cheryl: you are laughing. >> harris: it is existential crisis.d? 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 they are too expensive in california. california has a lot of problems. becau

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. look at what's at stake. "the washington examiner" says why the devon archer testimony is so important and the examiner points out archer is the closest business associate of hunter biden to speak with congress so far. the two men were former best friends, served together on the board of burisma. formed investment firm rosemont seneca. legal experts expect archer to blow the lid off the president's denials of being involved in hunter biden's business. republican oversight members told me archer will be asked about then vice president biden being on phone calls and at dinners with hunter's foreign business partners. former assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy says his first question to archer would be a very simple one. why are you here? saul wisenberg, former deputy independent counsel for the whitewater and clinton/lieu en ski investigations. great to have you in "focus." from andy mccarthy the question is a fair and pertinent one. he canceled three times up until now and why did he show up today? >> that's

but, of course, nobody admits f-16s to turkey are tied to sweden's membership in nato, harris. >> harris: thank you very much. critics also are teeing off on this particular moment saying the president once again made america look weak on the world stage. here it is yesterday in britain. he tried to talk to the king's royal guard. you can see king charms guiding him away like herding cats. on twitter the ratio was hot. one user said it made biden look like mr. magoo. since president biden took office, our once rock solid alliance with britain has suffered many challenges. it points to things such as president biden fighting with the european union on brexit. skipping charles' coronation and the disastrous afghanistan withdrawal. michael mccaul joins us now. congressman, your read on the president's performance abroad this trip. >> i think the biden blunders you referred to, the gaffes really embarrassing on the world stage. he is representing the leader of the free world and he gets confused about the guards in london to making a gaffe on policy, big policy mistakes on e.u. and brexit an

is it kamala harris?f: also watching gavin newsom, young, guy come on sean hannity and we don't have any of that from joe biden. >> kayleigh: we have msnbc swearing that biden is up to the job. take a look at joe. >> the president is very sharp, i talk to foreign leaders that have had conversations with him and said he was on top of every issue. some nato leaders tell me they were surprised the contrast in public and the joe biden behind closed doors because he is so sharp. >> kayleigh: so sharp. >> emily: they can say whatever fiction they want to at that moment, the reality is we see the reality, the stumbling fiction laden president that is commander-in-chief and that continues to make horrible mistakes on air and off. to griff's point, what is interesting to see, as there is clearly a frenzy underneath the still water, curious to see what they do with kamala. biggest elephant in the room, joe decides not to run again and he decides to sever the puppet strings, we are left with kamala, who is equally f

don't you want fresh air, harris? >> harris: i like the smile. u.s.ness and eye contact and that smile helps make so much better in society. that is a disease, too. it is killing us, our young people are isolated to the point they are using drugs and doing other things. it is harmful for them. science does not tell us that a cloth mask or cheap math will mask will keep you safe from anything. i haven't seen employees say these are the type of masks, this is what you have to do. does it cause them to touch their face more? when they do that, are they washing their hands more? we are not being told to wear anything. >> sean: flip side, someone flipping your burger and getting spit on my burger, maybe a mask might be better for my own health if i have the cook wearing a mask. the person that takes my order, i want them to smile at me. >> kayleigh: good point, smile is important. my daughter's first word was mask, she was a covid baby and i miss that smile and connection. >> harris: i get your point about front-facing customer service, maybe if you work i

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: breaking news and big moments on capitol hill. robert f. kennedy, jr. front and center for the nation right now. he is president joe biden's biggest rival on the left. house republicans put rfk junior on the witness list for their list on the ways biden administration is crushing free speech. what went on so far before the subcommittee is pretty remarkable. we're waiting for them to get reset to resume. they took a 45-minute break. while they do there are some things we want to show you. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the g.o.p. definitely elevated biden's top democratic challenger and it didn't take much. robert f. kennedy, jr. has been polling in the double digits against the current president. wondering if democrats on that house committee right now were ready for him to call out legacies of america's past jocks to posed with the current time for everyday americans to even ask a question of the government. and there were some games being played on the left. congresswoman stacey plaskett called for a mo

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i'm harris faulkner, you are in "the faulker focus." here's karine jean-pierre when asked about a presidential pardon. >> from a presidential perspective, is there any possibility of the president would pardon his son? >> secretary jean-pierre: i just said no. i just answered. >> harris: "the new york post" using its cover to ensure that no promise is in print. it is the spokeswoman's word versus an ocean of doubt for now. a social media user with this: "no one actually believes karine jean-pierre." another -- they are coming on the fact that there is no possibility that hunter gets more than a wrist slap. "new york post" miranda devine -- ready to go in the focus. jonathan turley. let's check in with fox news correspondent jacqui heinrich with the latest. >> ignored questions from reporters about the criminal case involving his son. >> the briefing room for the possible pardon. >> why did you speak with so many of -- >> one question that was left unanswered is why white house officials had shifted their language surrounding the preside

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. we'll go to some breaking news right now. suffolk county police in long island, new york talking about the arrest of that suspect in the serial killer search that we were just reporting to you now. this is rodney harrison with that police department. the commissioner. >> an indictment. later on this afternoon and we're going to probably have a press conference around 4:00 to 5:00 this afternoon with the district attorney and a lot of the other leadership that law enforcement has out here in suffolk county. i do have to take advantage of this opportunity to thank the teamwork, the effort, the work by all the members of the task force allowing us to get to this point today. it was a collaborative effort. the resilient work that was done allowed us to place somebody into custody. once again there will be a lot more detailed press conference later on today at 4:00 out in riverhead at the district attorney's office. i will pass it over to our county executive steve malone. >> thank you commissioner. this is my 12th year as county

>> harris: you're watching "outnumbered," harris faulkner here with emily compagno and kennedy and ainsley earhardt is here and former biden campaign surrogate kevin walling, who is always dancing. new questions surrounding the collapse of hunter biden's controversial plea deal and why the judge blew up the deal over immunity provision. the hearing was supposed to be cut and dry, in and out. the president's son was expected to agree with the plea deal and plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges and one felony gun charge. the hearing didn't go the way as expected. judge maryellen noreika took exception to several parts of what has been called a sweetheart deal and questioned the terms of immunity provision granted within the agreement. noreika claimed she had never seen an agreement quite like it, the deal was too broad and should state hunter protection from future charges. judge the said, i have concerns about the agreement, i can't let him plea to something if he thinks he has protection from something and he doesn't. emily, break it down legally. where is he today? next steps for hi

cancel culture is not cool. >> kayleigh: no outrage there, harris. >> harris: degradation of women in that and i've been talking about in the last few days some of the language in those and how offensive. look, it's free speech, yes, but can we find something that doesn't rhyme with witch about women. it is dripping with that. let the free market decide. i really do feel strongly about that. >>> amy: we can turn off the radio. >> harris: not stepping on music like comedy and all the rest. people will decide. i know you have a lot to say. >> david: probably the only one on the couch that worked with willie d and the ghetto boys and began gang -- gangstep and find something negative to complain about and consume what you want. turn on or off the radio and it's up to you. >> kayleigh: people are consume ago lot of jason aldean because he's no. 1 on i tunes. >> david: i've wo worked with country too, tarsoy lawrence. >> kayleigh: how many millennials think mis-gendering someone should be a crime. ♪ ♪ >> harris: pronouns are a hot topic these days. say the wrong thing and there could be a

harry. dramatically. give it up, harry.rry's claim for illegal information gathering ahead. gathering can still go ahead. it's to play for. so, it's all still to play for. so, yeah, they're at this point will be a trial next year. so i guess to an extent he's won your verdict now in its overwhelming 88% of you say harry is losing his war. just 12% of you think he's not. now, tory grandee, lord david frost and fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie with unmissable appearance and exclusive insight before the night is out. first, though, the weather looks like things are heating up. >> box boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there . i'm jonathan >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. that's been a fair amount of cloud around today and we are holding on to that into the overnight period as well. a lot of cloudy skies, some clear spells trying to poke their through. but the cloud their way through. but the cloud definit

harry. dramatically. give it up, harry.rry's claim for illegal information gathering ahead. gathering can still go ahead. it's to play for. so, it's all still to play for. so, yeah, they're at this point will be a trial next year. so i guess to an extent he's won your verdict now in its overwhelming 88% of you say harry is losing his war. just 12% of you think he's not. now, tory grandee, lord david frost and fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie with unmissable appearance and exclusive insight before the night is out. first, though, the weather looks like things are heating up. >> box boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there . i'm jonathan >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. that's been a fair amount of cloud around today and we are holding on to that into the overnight period as well. a lot of cloudy skies, some clear spells trying to poke their through. but the cloud their way through. but the cloud definit

you can't trust harry, you can't trust harry and meghan . and i trust harry and meghan.s remembering what happened on oprah and most recently with spur and all the interviews he gave . i mean, interviews he gave. i mean, meghan, for example, saying, i can say anything. i mean , she can say anything. i mean, she can't at least you can't say anything and have people trust what you say. you can't confide in them because it'll turn out either on television or indeed in a book. the problem is we don't know the sussexes plans , don't know the sussexes plans, but they are completely unreasonable , in my opinion, unreasonable, in my opinion, because simply time after time they've been attacking the royal family. no perfectly well that it's almost impossible. point by point for the royals to hit back. they've done a lot of damage, especially in 18 to 24 year old group where the royals popularity has plummeted. so, no, i don't see an end to the rift. i'm afraid so. >> rebecca toomey, richard fitzwilliam says there's no hope. he agrees with jennie bond. why is he wrong ? bond. why

harris. >> harris: i had a discussion about this earlier with someone in the green room.cide. cmt can do what it wants, it its own entity and award show. there is music that is offensive, can we find something that doesn't rhyme with trigger. there is really nasty stuff. but the market decides, don't listen to it if you don't want to, don't buy it, you have choices. i don't want us to go down the road stepping on free speech the way comedy has been stepped on and cancelled. the market will give us this. jason aldean is not telling anybody to do anything, some music treads the line on that. but if we start to do that, look at everything, not just country music, look at rap and everything. >> kayleigh: rap music, exactly. to the point of the market, saw billboard chart tweet, pull it up, number one on country charts, that happened and then this happened and jason aldean reached number one on u.s. itunes, your thoughts? >> we look at this and sometimes it is hard to look in the mirror. you see what is happening with the video, news clips from what happened in america. someti

>> harris: quick question, jonathan, it's harris. that 11th hour, you know, accusation that simember of hunter biden's legal team would say that person was somebody else to try to finagle something on his behalf, it is like television drama type series stuff, how does that play into where the judge takes a look from 37,000 feet and say i smell something on the ground that stinks from here. does that get baked in? does that matter? >> i think it all gets baked in, the problem is that it was a wink and nod agreement. courts don't do that, they don't conclude these type of plea bargains with a wink and nod, they want expressed and clear understanding in the court. this is very rare, i would have bet heavily against the judge casting on this agreement. it could be resuscitated, but it is rare and means this agreement was not like anything any of us have seen. they couldn't say what is on their mind. >> harris: i'm getting this from my team, forgive me for interrupting, i'm asked to get this in and peg this on our competitor cnn, hunter b

them. >> harris: the people.ht, coming up, president biden likes to smile and crack jokes when out in public, but a new report is pulling back the curtain on the president's fiery temper. >> kayleigh: series of brutal ss about president biden, revealing that he may not actually be the person the media and supporters have made him out to be publicly. the latest is a new report, revealing the president's fiery temper, seen only behind closed doors. the axios' piece cites several biden aides, current and former, who have witnessed or been on the receiving end of the president's angry outburst. the headline describes it as "president biden's private fury." "the president's admissions include "how the f don't you know this, don't f-angie bs me, and get the f out of here." i find these -- because of biden's day one promise that we will remind viewers of right n now. >> president biden: i'm not joking when i say this: if you are ever working with me and i hear you treat another colleague with disrespect, talk down to so

you can't trust harry, you can't trust harry and meghan . and i trust harry and meghan.s remembering what happened on oprah and most recently with spur and all the interviews he gave . i mean, interviews he gave. i mean, meghan, for example, saying, i can say anything. i mean , she can say anything. i mean, she can't at least you can't say anything and have people trust what you say. you can't confide in them because it'll turn out either on television or indeed in a book. the problem is we don't know the sussexes plans , don't know the sussexes plans, but they are completely unreasonable , in my opinion, unreasonable, in my opinion, because simply time after time they've been attacking the royal family. no perfectly well that it's almost impossible. point by point for the royals to hit back. they've done a lot of damage, especially in 18 to 24 year old group where the royals popularity has plummeted. so, no, i don't see an end to the rift. i'm afraid so. >> rebecca toomey, richard fitzwilliam says there's no hope. he agrees with jennie bond. why is he wrong ? bond. why

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harris?harris: there are women and girls missing in the united states, a lot of families wish they could get any granule of salt worth of time and effort and attention on their cases. police are overwhelmd and have burgeoning crime across the country. according to statistics from national crime information center, this is happening to the tune of something that we're struggling with as a nation. while her mom is asking for prayers and thoughts for carley and we understand that, we have space and grace to know if this young woman was in trouble and this is how she acted, she needs support. the same time, i hope her mom will be praying and keeping in her thoughts, the 270,000 women and girls who went missing last year legitimately. one other thing i will say and has to do with something phil holloway told me, what crime was she planning to commit? she was googling how to break into a cash register. just for concern for wider public, that statement tells us, they are expecting charges out of thi

harris is right.the only colors we are worried about and observing the statutes as laid down. i think 50 cent, i'm not going to start calling 50-cent a buck 50 because of what he said about bail reform. zero bailing no way. he's worried it's going to get worse. of course it's going to get worse. no penalty for the crime and all the criminals know it. >> emily: penalties are also about rehabilitation and deterrence. depending on the color of your skin, you get off or you get a lighter sentence because of rectifying historical injustices, where is the deterrence? >> kellyanne: we are a nation built on the rule of law. criminal justice systems has punished this particular criminal for those particular crimes blindly and deter future conduct not just from that but everyone else. neither applies anymore. you hear this guy in charge of the city council changed his tune in march, four months ago. he said there wasn't a crime crisis in d.c. now he saying you can get away with murder. i am a resident of washin

undeterred, harry truman acted. and we're much better a nation -- a much better nation for his courage and commitment and for the sacrifice and service of all our patriots who fought for our democracy. this year commemorates two other significant milestones: the 75th anniversary of women in the military and the 50th anniversary of an all-volunteer force. and as commander-in-chief, i'm honored to oversee the greatest fighting force -- literally, not figuratively -- in the history of the world. and that's not hyperbole. [applause] and i might add: the most diverse fighting force in the history of the world. [applause] and, folks, these two parts are not -- these two points are not unrelated. more than 40% of our active-duty force are people of color. 40%. about 20% are women, up from just 2% in 1948. a fighting immigrant force and those native born, hailing from big cities, suburbs, small towns, tribal communities. as our military became more diverse, it became stronger, tougher, and more capable -- proving our divers

he evidently confirmed , noted harry, and confirmed, noted harry, and effectively told harry, you knowdon't need to leak stories about you . and i mean, he evidently you. and i mean, he evidently didn't say. but the implication was, excuse me, we are at least as famous as you . why would we as famous as you. why would we condescend to leak stories about you and, worse, your non—entity of a wife and so this all took place. >> you believe in a conversation in between david and harry is that right? yes. >> that's what i was told. >> that's what i was told. >> wow . okay. phil >> that's what i was told. >> wow. okay. phil dampier , your >> wow. okay. phil dampier, your take on this ? take on this? >> well, i can well believe what lady c saying. >> dan, good evening. i mean, the other factor, of course, is that david beckham, i mean, he absolutely worshipped and adored the late queen. i mean, he was a massive of her. so i massive fan of her. so i wouldn't thought he was wouldn't have thought he was terribly about the way terribly happy about the way that harry and meghan treated her. c is h

meghan and harry.raded on the royal family and i don't think people are bitter about them. i just think they say , why have this think they say, why have this couple all this time and couple spent all this time and effort and energy escaping only to trade in what they escaped from? well spirited debate, both sides of the argument, as always, on gb news final word, johanna and i just think that they wanted to clear the air and, you know, move on from the royal family and tell their story and rectify it for the record. >> that's it . >> that's it. >> that's it. >> fair enough. joanna jarjue, ingnd >> fair enough. joanna jarjue, ingrid seward. but who do you agree with has makes it been a failure of harry and meghan? janice via twitter yes, janice via twitter writes yes, megxit has failed, but at least we are longer funds ing them we are no longer funds ing them from martin. course not. they from martin. of course not. they still plenty of to money still have plenty of to money burn. and writes, it was bu

- [harry] what are you writing with stephen?ng this funny... - sure, sure, 'cause he's so funny. - uh, did you have an idea for a story? - i don't think we should limit ourselves to the idea of telling a story. - [billie] okay, so you'll do it. - well, i don't know-- don't know if i should commit to anything right now. - [billie] okay, who you texting? - no one. - [billie] so annoying. - wanting this, wanting that. if you are expecting things, make no mistake. you are a puppet. many people, they search their whole lives looking for a false reputation, but finally there is obscurity. and obscurity, this is the best thing. - i don't know, is there-- is there-- is there a character or set you've got in mind? - i mean, i can see maroon for some reason. - the color? - yeah. - okay. um, maroon. but, um, like, if you're to say how we imagine the film beginning, or, can you see that? - well, i think it's... i don't think we should be too literal about it. - no, no. maybe we open on maroon. - mm-hmm. and there's a feeling in the air of,

we love you harry, we do! the image people have of harry the party prince comes from that period.eep off? he was charging around the world partying like a maniac. he even admits that he was in that period. he had been seen punching a cameraman and a bodyguard lifting him off the street. and it got to the point where once we got the nazi story, the gloves were off. prince harry would often go to social events which weren't official events. meeting people in the pub, for example, and members of the press would already be there. he had absolutely no idea how these people knew. he thought it was probably leaks from his close friends or people from the palace, or perhaps even a girlfriend. his circle of friends decreased drastically because of his paranoia. he was very guarded about who he could speak to and trust, etc. and that's a huge thing for somebody going through their adolescence at the time. there was virtually a story about him every single day. hello. today was quite a showery day for some of us, particularly in the north. further showers to come through this evening and ove

. - [harry] oh, my days. benji. - [benjamin] harry?billie] how do you two know each other? oh my god, you did a film together. - hey, man, what's up? - hey, i like your clothes. - thank you. yeah, thank you. - you know, i invented harry, right? - are you two? - what we're doing? - oh, no. - harry's not someone who likes to define things or be specific about words that mean things. - yeah, you know, it's just good to have someone you can call in the middle of the day and go, "there's some table tennis tables in the local park "and there's a sports store right nearby. "why don't we get some bats and balls "and play table tennis?" - (laughs) yeah. - drink? oh, no, of course not. what about you? beer? wine? - i try not to drink in the week. - why? - [stephen] vodka coke? - [billie] there you go. - [speaker 12] i really like that it's something you'd want to sit on. - [speaker 13] thank you. - [billie] there's nothing i can get you? - do they have water? - cool. - gosh, you're still bigging it? - try to be cool. (stephen laughs) - sorry. -

they haven't traded on them. and harry. on them. meghan and harry.raded on the royal family and i don't think people are bitter about them. i just think they say , why have this think they say, why have this couple all this time and couple spent all this time and effort and energy escaping only to trade in what they escaped from? well spirited debate, both sides of the argument, as always, on gb news final word, johanna and i just think that they wanted to clear the air and, you know, move on from the royal family and tell their story and rectify it for the record. >> that's it . >> that's it. >> that's it. >> fair enough. joanna jarjue, ingnd >> fair enough. joanna jarjue, ingrid seward. but who do you agree with has makes it been a failure of harry and meghan? janice via twitter yes, janice via twitter writes yes, megxit has failed, but at least we are longer funds ing them we are no longer funds ing them from martin. course not. they from martin. of course not. they still plenty of to money still have plenty of to money burn. earl writes, it was b

and harry can do oprah.— but meghan and harry can do oprah—her- but meghan and harry can doj oprah.— out of his way. joanna jarjue, thank you both so much. who do you thank you both so much. who do yea agree— thank you both so much. who do yea agree whrh— thank you both so much. who do you agree with on— thank you both so much. who do you agree with on this? was kate hheehereh— you agree with on this? was kate middleton right— you agree with on this? was kate middleton right to _ you agree with on this? was kate middleton right to insist the heyah— middleton right to insist the heyah rahhhy— middleton right to insist the royal family fought back against heghah— royal family fought back against meghan markle's— royal family fought back against meghan markle's claims meghan markle's untrue claims of racism-revealed— meghan markle's untrue claims of racism i revealed .the - meghan markle's untrue claims of racism revealed the royal racism as revealed by the royal hearhahher— racism as revealed by the royal journalist-author- racism as revealed by the royal journalist author valentine j

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says this in a statement after blessing harris.t to reduce to just victims of oppression fails to recognize their strength, courage, and resiliency during a difficult time in american history. this is probably the most rigorous african american studies curriculum i've ever seen. this goes back three atlantic slave trade. this goes to the quakers, the abolitionists, the cotton gin, post reconstruction, all the way up to the present. this should be taught in every single middle school, high school, in the united states. this is the best of the best, created by african american scholars in the state of florida, and kamala harris is either dumb and did not read anything about it, or she knows the truth and has decided to lied to the american people about it. i think it's disgusting. why doesn't kamala harris want african americans, and white americans, to know that black americans did learn skills despite being enslaved? >> dana: jessica, do you think she read the whole thing and -- >> jessica: i think she read the whole thing. i think