joy behar needs to apologize personally.tell you, it's buyers remorse because we have joe biden in the white house and we should have donald j. trump. judge jeanine: there is no question about that. but i think joy behar, she makes these statements and there is no basis for them. she just kind of wings it. >> she is delusional. trump derangement syndrome hit her hard. it's continuing to hit her. i hope we have a vaccine for that. democrats know the coronavirus came from china. whether it came from a lab we are still discovering. but donald trump was right that it came from china. the second we had coronavirus in the united states, they weaponized it against donald trump and the administration. they called him a racist when he shut down the border. and they used coronavirus to create mass mailing opportunities. now all of a sudden they are shocked that it came from china? they knew exactly what was going on. judge jeanine: president trump must have just been guessing. the lack of intelligence blows my mind. there is also a gr

joy behar and i agree on nothing but i thought it was very gracious of you and i agreed with you and think she did it on purpose. >> honestly, my mother at times miss genders me. by the way, my mother, okay, she was during world war ii she was a park inspector for the avenger aircraft and is a patriot and i love her to death and she's living in idaho. my mother loves you. she watches you every night —- no. [applause] she watches you every night and calls me after the show to discuss everything on hannity so in ten days she turns 95 and her name is esther. quickly numeral maybe give the camera a happy birthday. hannity: of course, esther, happy birthday, god bless you and you are smart because you are in idaho and by the way, i'm dom i'm in new york. happy birthday. you are in our love, thoughts and prayers. >> she will go crazy on that one. i just had to do that. hannity: but girls transgender sports, people like joy that say the wrong thing. >> joy, i mentioned a second ago that my mom sometimes she gets upset and i don't have a problem with that in the community has a bigger proble

joy behar and i agree on nothing, but i thought that was very gracious of you and i agreed with you.id it on purpose. >> caitlyn: no, most people -- my mother, sometimes s me. by the way, my mother, she was, during world war ii, she was in it inspector for aircraft, i love her to death, she is living in idaho. my mother loves you. [applause] watches you every night. no, she watches you every night, calls me after the show to discuss everything on "hannity." so, in ten days, she turns 95. >> sean: i'm calling mom. >> caitlyn: her name is esther. >> sean: okay. >> caitlyn: for a quick to the camera, happy birthday. >> sean: of course. esther, happy birthday. god bless you. and you are smart, you are in idaho. and kaitlyn is paying -- by the way, i'm done, i'm in new york. caitlyn is in california. happy birthday, you are in our love, thoughts, and prayers. >> caitlyn: she will go crazy on that one. anyway, i just had to do that. >> sean: girls, transgender sports, people that, like joy, say the wrong thing. >> caitlyn: i mentioned a second ago, my mom sometimes, she got subsets, i don'

joy behar said this about former trump's early assertion that the coronavirus originated in the wuhanning using them as scapegoats. if it happens to be true it comes from wuhan it was a lucky break on his part. he took a guess in my opinion. >> harris: that was a pretty specific guest. nichols, the president and others at the time were talking about that lab. we already knew scientists were sick. we didn't know until this week until they were hospitalized. >> you have to have joy behar here to defend herself. i won't defend her. >> harris: good choice. >> i believe and we agree but with a caveat there, that is that trump knew a whole lot. he knew a whole lot about this virus but ignored it or down played it purposefully to the detriment of the american people. he down played masks. i knew it was airborne. he said it with an interview with bob woodward. him calling it the kung flu and now we see a rise in anti-asian hate. he knew a lot about what was going on, i would agree with that. he said some things that were correct but promoted drugs that were ineffective and other things that u

this one from behar was filmed by a son who spent days hunting for oxygen for his mother.he could find no more, she passed away. the full-scale of india's tragedy may never be known. we crossed the ganges to reach the land. in rural areas, we found a landscape of neglect and untold stories. can you tell me, are many families affected here? >> yes, many people are dead. every home, many people get it. >> no social distancing either, and no masks insight. this is the other india, not rising, but left behind. people here say the living are barely counted, much less the dead. we have been told 26 people have died here with tim timms of covid-19 in the past month. but none of them were actually tested. that means they are not included in india's officiadeath toll from the virus. this is just one village, but you can multiply this across india. take a look at the village health center. imagine having to rush here in an emergency. it is an empty shell, carefully padlocked. inside there is plenty of rubbish but no medicine. it takes three hours to get to a hospital. many cannot af

joy behar and jimmie kimmel and virginia governor that have worn black face and faced no consequence. fellow gary o'connor he cuts deep. that wasn't an insult that was made to wound and his resignation should be accepted forth with. >> julie: congressman byron donalds points out that cancel culture is not coming for democrats in this case saying it's no secret that the media and democratic party are in cahoots and their refusal to put down that remark is proof of that. congress had an opportunity, a very rare opportunity, to actually show diversity. you had tim scott, a black man coming out and speaking on behalf of america saying we're not a racist country. and you would think that would be met with applause by the left, no? instead it is a slap in the face. >> julie, the most important diversity we can have in this country is the diversity of thought. what we have here is an ugly incident where a white man was so incensed that a black man dared have a different opinion and worldview than the white man. the white man used a racial slur against a black man. that's kkk101 stuff. to be

outside this hospital in behar state in india. with its broken walls, abandoned ambulances.e sick as well as the staff must trudge through dismal conditions to get inside. >> translator: the hospital will be 100 years old in four years. it was the only big hospital here several years ago. due to the low-lying area there is an issue of water loging at the hospital. there is filth all over. >> reporter: cases across india have decreased. down from more than 400,000 new cases reported in a day in early may to nearly 260,000. still, the country's health care system is overwhelmed in places. and there's a shortage of vaccines. delhi became the latest state to halt its vaccinations of adults under the age of 45. some help is slowly coming in from russia with shipments of its sputnik v vaccine. >> by the end of may about 3 million doses will be supplied in bulk. >> reporter: the plan then is for india to begin producing the russian vaccine. with the goal of making more than 815 million doses. the sputnik v is a two-dose regimen. the coronavirus is also taking its toll in other part

i want to talk about another joy named joy behar who last week tried to speak for someone with a differents not know what systemic racism is. we need to stop talking about people who have different life experiences, saying that you must think a certain way. that is an inherent problem that we have. both of joys have it and a lot of other people. >> harris: let me follow up with an excellent point, there is no one who can speak entirely for their own race, ethnicity, or whatever we are talking about. gender, we cannot speak for all women. we need to break that habit. i don't understand why people even want to go there. it's a lie if they say they can. >> kayleigh: that's exactly right. i am a person with a certain worldview and set of experiences that are unique to me. and when we speak, we speak for ourselves, not a group or a community, we speak for ourselves. it would just get to the point where we can stop pitting groups against one another and stereotyping, it will go a long way. >> emily: and joy reid wants to call justice clarence justice clarence on error. a history of really hideou

jedediah: joy behar asked a good question there the answer doesn't, again, like if we were supposed tow the science, then follow the science, what is going on exactly? lawrence: follow the money. jedediah: do they hold the teachers unions accountable and hold administration allies accountable? what happened? they have sat in their homes and seen their kids develop developmentally and others. >> others have struggled disproportionately. who gets that accountability? who has to answer to that in a year. lawrence: going to school board meetings. want want state to arrest parents when they object to what's happening to their kids they don't care though. pete: stick with us all morning we have a few additional headlines right now a brazen attack on a female los angeles county sheriff's employee caught on camera. watch as the inmate begins punching the asian-american jail worker. police say she freed his hands so he could use his restroom. the brutal attack continues even after she falls to the ground. the inmate is expected to face assault and hate crimes charges. the jail worker has been t