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i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the department of homeland security claims the figures are misrepresented. that doesn't mean they aren't true. that may mean they don't like them. that data are from immigration and customs enforcement showing there are more than 425,000 non-detained illegal immigrants with criminal convictions inside america. which includes more than 13,000 convicted of homicide, 15,000 convicted of sexual assault. ice also found the number of overall illegal immigrants on the non-detained docket, which means they are roaming freely and we don't know where they are. that number has doubled under the biden-harris administration. americans in many cities already know this because they are feeling the dangerous effects. that includes very posh communities like nantucket, massachusetts. >> we did feel safe but not anymore. as a father, it truly scares me. i would like to see more being done. it is just not what nantucket once was. i feel that there is an invasion happening not just on nantucket but in ou

, on the faulkner focus, weekdays lin 11 a.m.tern fox news, come back. >> thank you. larry: next up john carney and steve forbes on set, not as good as harris, but they will be on set, we'll talk about the economics of the debate, i won't preempt them, they are two smart guys. i am kudlow, i'm sticking around we'll be right back, thank you harris, appreciate it very much. but sometimes it can start to slow down. but did you know prevagen can help keep your memory sharp? the secret is the powerful ingredient, apoaequorin, originally discovered in jellyfish and found only in prevagen. in a clinical study, prevagen was shown to improve memory in subgroups of individuals who were cognitively normal or mildly impaired. stay sharp and improve your memory with prevagen. prevagen. in stores everywhere without a prescription. the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 150,000 l

harris faulkner is with us now. good morning. i didn't know they had two events ever, maybe they do. there was one in chicago two months ago, you were there. play a clip in a moment. then the event yesterday was in philadelphia. both nabj with an audience. it seemed like yesterday's audience was smaller based on what i was trying to gauge there. >> harris: what you saw in chicago was their annual conference. it would have been much larger than a campaign stop. by the way, they came out in all its language that this was a journalism event and that this was not politics. on all the campaign materials, this was a campaign stop. so that's -- what did we get yesterday? more of what she says on the campaign. i watched you guys earlier. you can do the side-by-side and see how she keeps repeating herself. my big question today is you had -- this is no disrespect to eugene and garin and tanya doing the job. you did not have network anchors who do vt every day and a different feel about it or the pressure cooker type of what we do. having

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." recent polls show vice president kamala harris had made gains with the voting block since president biden dropped out of the race. so you can see where she has picked up with black voter support. well, biden was headed so far south i don't know how much lower the bar could have gotten there. anyway, she still falls short of the percentage of black voters who chose biden in 2020. and kamala harris side stepped many questions on how exactly her policies would affect the black community. and that includes her stance on slavery reparations. here she is on setting up a federal commission to look at it. >> we need to speak truth about history, we need to speak truth about the generational impact of our history in terms of the generational impact to slavery, generational impact of red lining, of jim crowe, i could go on and on and on. >> do you have a position whether that should happen? >> i think congress ultimately will have the ability to do this work. >> harris: one columnist is arguing

i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus." the anti-jewish protesters at columbia university are saying they are going to return for a second day. we can tell you that some students are also planning a sit in at the international affairs building. they are demanding that people walk out of hillary clinton's class. per usual, complaints by college students over the entire new york area, the school leaders are not doing enough. >> the administration has made a commitment to ensuring the safety of jewish students on campus. it is all talk and no action. i don't feel safe on campus even now that i'm here. i just feel like there's a target on my back simply for being jewish. >> and you have anti-semitism working in the shadows and you deny it instead of addressing it, that sends a pretty clear message about everything else you're doing. >> harris: so we saw a lot of people out there, some misbehaving, some forgetting to cover their faces so we could see who they wear. police arrested two of them at the university of columbia as the

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." that labor organization announced it will not endorse a candidate period this time around. here is what makes this particularly damaging for democrats. it marks the first time since 1996, nearly 30 years, that group, that important union with all of its members, has not backed a democrat white house nominee. so kamala harris has helped them gain that check mark in history. teamsters president sean o'brien spoke about the decision. >> we interviewed both candidates and we were seeking commitments from both candidates and we couldn't get solid commitments on our core issues. no endorsement sends a message to both parties that if they truly want to support working people, they have to re-evaluate it and understand that nothing is given. it is earned. >> harris: the non-endorsement could hurt kamala harris's push to position herself as a working class candidate. former president donald trump spoke to fox about it. >> the teamsters, for many, many decades always automatically support the d

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." calls are growing for more information on both that shooting, that would be assassination attempt on trump, and the second shooting possibility. the second assassination attempt. i want to be clear at trump's golf course in florida just this past sunday. republicans say it is time for all of us as a nation to get accountability and answers. >> we need a thorough investigation of the failures not just once but twice that nearly resulted in the assassination of president trump. it is unacceptable. >> when the secret service and f.b.i. dhs for two solid months now have refused to give congressional investigators information. why? it raises questions. >> it is the responsibility of federal government to insure their safety and well-being. you have death threats from iran against the former president. you have had two assassination attempts. one that struck him. >> it is incumbent upon us to look everywhere we can to get the answers and information that everybody needs. >> harris: conserva

i'm harris faulkner. this is "the faulkner focus" live from d.c. and are you there "focus" with me. let's start with phil holloway. phil, we knew something was coming. this indictment had been talked about for about 24 hours. we saw mayor adams give a recorded video speech, which was released last evening. it was quick, this is decisive, and we're told that the mayor's cell phone was seized right before the indictment was unsealed. your thoughts. >> so let's start with the last thing first. great to be with you, by the way. i think when they go back and get the cell phone. that suggests to me from an investigative standpoint they might be looking to see if there has been any efforts by the mayor to maybe influence a witness or do anything to sort of hinder their investigation. they can always add these obstruction charges. those are very powerful charges. they are things that can be added to any existing investigation if it looks like the target of the investigation is doing anything. they got his phone a year ago. now if they are looking at it on the heels of unsealing an indictmen

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." former president trump and vice president kamala harris traded barbs on that philadelphia stage last night. critics say the v.p. had some help. >> president donald trump did a good job. >> a three-on-one cage match. the moderators were so biased anyone could see it. >> terribly moderated debate. three against one. >> a three-on-one debate. disappointing she didn't have her feet held to the fire by the moderators. they went out of their way to try to do that to donald trump. >> harris: headline after headline. just a small sample. vice president harris made it through with help from abc. another moderator's debate for harris, a third harris survived with a huge assist from the moderators. the "new york post" cover calls it a cam-bush. they gang up on former president trump during the debate. the former president with his take on "fox & friends" today. >> i think we did great. it was three to one, a rigged deal as i assumed it would be. when you looked at the fact that they were correct

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." here is the v.p. before she began studying for that debate a week ago. >> this race is going to be tight until the very end. so please, let's not pay too much attention to the polls because we are running as the underdog. >> harris: she says it herself. many of her fellow democrats have been working overtime to push that very same underdog narrative. >> it will take almost super human focus and discipline to deal with donald trump in a debate. it is no ordinary proposition. >> he is the best counter puncher in the history of american policy. >> donald trump is a skilled debater. >> this is his seventh general election presidential debate. probably the most of anybody in history. donald trump is a showman. we know he will come in ready to debate. >> she will do great, of course, donald trump will be good, too. we can all remember he wrecked all of the republicans. he is a good debater and it is going to be close. >> harris: critics are not buying the whole underdog strategy. one argues harris's only sh

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the israeli defense force says it has hit more than 300 hezbollah targets today alone. and that's after heavy fire from the iran proxies yesterday. they are paid for and in some ways established by and fueled by iran. hezbollah launched 150 rockets into northern israel. the idf has been warning civilians in southern lebanon to evacuate, escape as it carries out strikes in large stretches of the region. they are giving those civilians, the citizens and families, people caught in between what is developing, it looks like, into a wider conflict now, they are giving them the heads-up to get out. the idf also put out this video of hezbollah terrorists trying to launch a cruise missile from a home in lebanon. they say they were able to eliminate the terrorists and the missile before it launched. the israeli military also is saying it has already killed six top members of hezbollah military command in just a few weeks. netanyahu with more. >> on october 7th the hamas terrorist monsters burst

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." well, here he is, senator bernie sanders, a self-professed democratic socialist may have just told us exactly why kamala harris is flip-flopping. >> i don't think she is abandoning her ideals. i think she is trying to be pragmatic and doing what she thinks is right in order to win the election. >> do you consider vice president harris to be progressive, senator? >> i do. her views are not mine but i consider her a progressive. >> harris: he would be the expert pretty much on that. he is the most far left person on the hill. and remember who his proteges are? symone sanders now in a different network. and another is alexandria ocasio-cortez, about as left as you get. so he would know. the trump campaign responded to those comments today. >> senator sanders is saying what the harris campaign doesn't want the american people to know. that is kamala harris is a typical career politician who lies to get elected and she is trying to run away from her record over the past four years. >> harr

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." exact will i what biden said about the conflict. >> since october 7th we've also been determined to prevent a wider war that engulfs the entire region. hezbollah, unprovoked, joined the october 7th attack launching rockets into israel. almost a year later too many on each side of the israeli lebanon border remain displaced. full scale war is not in anyones interest. even as the situation has escalated, a diplomatic solution is still possible. >> harris: the pentagon announced the united states is sending -- when the news broke this time yesterday they didn't give details of how many of our military men and women would be now going to the middle east. now he is saying, major general, it will be a small number. we have 40,000 of them there. so i guess smaller than 40,000. details on this would be important, too. how much more does this commit us as a possibility of wider war is breaking out in that region with israel at the center fighting in both directions north and then toward hamas

on kayleigh mcenany with my cohosts emily compagno and harris faulkner.o joining us, fox news contributor and former state department spokesperson under president obama, marie harf, and fox news contributor and former utah congressman, jason chaffetz. we begin with the presidential debate between former president trump and vice president harris. the debate, sparking intense backlash over how the moderators appeared to team up with harris to take on trumped appeared there was not a single fact-check for kamala harris, all as the abc moderators targeted trumped with tougher questions, more follow-ups, and nonstop corrections, challenging him in real time on his statements from abortion to crime. >> there is no state where it's legal to kill a baby afterwards born. >> you bring up springfield, ohio. abc news did reach up to the city manager. he told us there had been no credible reports in specific claims of pets being harmed. as you know, the fbi says overall, violent crime is coming down in this country. leading up to this debate, you've said "you lost by

harris faulkner is here. second assassination attempt has congress calling for big changes at the secret service. we'll talk to senator rand paul. the latest on diddy's criminal charges. could this be the one that puts him away? i'm john roberts. sandra is off. join jacqui heinrich and me at the top of the hour for "america reports." see you soon. >> we're so excited. emily compagno is coming out with a new book called "under his wings." how faith on the front lines has protected american troops. "under his wings" coming from psalm 94. tell us about this. >> this is an extraordinary book. it is because of the stories within that i'm honored to serve as a messenger for. it details and profiles very intimate stories of service men and women that experienced intimate connections with god in combat on the front lines from a native american, apache special forces, green beret realized what a phrase he had been spis entire life, what it actually meant. we have testimony from pows in vietnam whose specific prayers w

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." former president trump says he is safe and well after shots rang out at his golf club in west palm beach yesterday afternoon. it was around 1:30 p.m. eastern. a secret service agent stationed one hole ahead of the former president noticed the muzzle of an ak-47 style rifle pointing through the chain link fence. the agent opened fire and the suspect ran. the secret service law enforcement on the ground sharing just how close he got. >> how far was he from donald trump when this gentleman was caught and stopped? >> probably between three and 500 yards but with a rifle and scope like that, that's not a long distance. you have to understand the golf course is surrounded shrubbery. they're out of sight. at this level that he is at right now, he is not the sitting president. if he was, we would have had the entire golf course surrounded. the secret service did exact will i what they should have done and provided exactly what the protection should have been and their agent did a fantastic jo

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." hunter biden faces many years in prison in the tax evasion case particularly. president biden vowed he would not pardon his son. and the white house seemed to double down on what the president said yesterday. >> i can say that it is still very much a no to the questions that i've gotten about if the president is going to pardon his son. i don't have anything else. >> can you comment a commutation would be on or off the table? >> that's a no. >> harris: he is exposed to 17 years by pleading guilty. he could have leverage and get it down. some people don't have big doubts whether or not biden would keep that pre-campaign promise because he is not campaigning anymore. kamala harris is. whether he would promise not to pardon his son. maybe he will do it now. nothing to lose. the "new york post" cover reads i beg your pardon? legal scholar jonathan turley hunter biden ruined himself every step of the way and now betting on a pardon from dad. >> i think they have placed hunter biden in the

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." we have learned so much more now about the suspected would be assassin in sunday's assassination attempt on trump's life. ryan routh echoed talking points from the democrats' political attacks on former president trump. republicans quick to call that out. they say words do matter. >> if you are constantly telling them that american democracy is going to end if this guy gets elected president, well -- so i do think the a pock lip i can rhetoric has increased threats to donald trump. >> the guy was completely unhinged. if you layer on top of that this constant narrative from the left that trump wants to sell ukraine out to the dictator putin. he wants to become a dictator himself, and that no matter by any means necessary trump has to be stopped. >> harris: look at what people at the very top of the democratic party have been saying about trump this election cycle. >> he is a genuine danger to american security. >> don't give them the power. are they a threat to democracy yes? will they

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." he posted in social mead. yeah big threats on my life from iran. the entire u.s. military is watching and waiting. moves were made by iran that didn't work out but they'll try again. that from the nation's 45th president. his campaign says it was briefed by u.s. intelligence on those real and specific threats. >> the corrupt iranian regime, terrorist regime fears president trump's strength and resolve. president trump remains more determined than ever to win this election in the face of grave danger and threats even attempts on his life. >> harris: and we've also learned that a counter sniper team that was added to the butler rally after the arrest of a pakistani national potentially targeting trump on behalf of iran. so if that threat had not been there at that time, while trump was in butler, those counter snipers wouldn't have been there. what would have happened? who would have taken out? who would have aided in taking out the would be assassin in that? so many close calls that we're learning about. >> tak

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." you hear me say it all the time. the polling, all of that can tell one story, the one that matters comes from the voters. many voters, including our very own voters' voices panel yesterday, say the vice president was not convincing on their very top election issue, the economy. while inflation may be easing but the prices of things are under deep pressure from years of high inflation under biden-harris. and it is not helping americans who are crushed beneath the weight of all of that. "the new york times" put it this way. what they wanted to hear and didn't was the fine print. this is what they heard on the economy from kamala harris. >> when it comes to the economy, do you believe americans are better off than they were four years ago? >> so i was raised as a middle class kid and i many actually the only person on this stage that has a plan about lifting up the middle class and working people of america. i believe in the ambition, the aspirations, the dreams of the american people. and that is why i imagine and have

you talk about the various different factors, lord faulkner, and just reading the live page of the bbcsaid that there are genuinely concerning questions about how best to deal with edwards, currently said to be doing well therapeutically, but the concern is that if he were to be outside of a hospital environment where he is being treated, subject to intimidating public opprobrium, that current state of affairs will not last. there is some concern about one of the risk factors being huw edwards's isolation. to what extent does the public profile of someone, the public profile of someone, the celebrity of someone, if you like, play into the considerations of the court when it comes to sentencing? i think inevitably it does, in two respects. first of all, the huge amount of publicity attached to huw edwards's sentencing hearing indicates, as i said before, that this will be a very clear demonstration to the public as to how the justice system deals with these cases. the chief magistrate, i'm sure, will be absolutely clear that how one deals with this is that right in line with the way...

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you are in the faulkner "focus." the unsavory details of joe biden's son and his behavior are set to be a focal point of this trial just like they were during his federal gun case back in june. hunter biden is facing nine counts of tax fraud, three of them are felonies. the maximum prison sentence for him would be 17 years. opening statements are expected to begin on monday. former federal prosecutor and drew says buckle up. >> the first trial of hunter biden was salacious in your mind. the second one will knock your socks off, i think. i think it's a tall task for the defense to establish here. it is not just a one-time event like we saw in the gun case that spanned maybe a couple of weeks. this is years and years, multiple times of not filing the taxes properly. not paying it and misreporting wildly in the expenses that he claimed as business expenses. >> harris: president biden promised he will not pardon his son before he leaves office. here he is just days after the tax investigation was revealed. >> president b

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republican congressman gonzalez, assistant director chris swecker and lisa boothe, "the faulkner focusrtha: we're following breaking news out of the middle east. israel has struck the lebanese capital of beirut. officials say at least eight people are dead and more than a dozen are injured. this is the third time that israel has struck beirut since the war in gaza started. hezbollah and lebanon says it has fired rockets at an israeli intelligence headquarters. we're watching the escalation on both sides of the border. it is a very tense time. >> dana: aaron rodgers makes his return to met stadium. they had a victory. are you happy? i don't know. welcome to quarterback to his first home game since he injured himself last year. howie long, great to have you here. martha is a patriots fan but lives in jersey. >> martha: i was a big jets as a kid. howie. so i think everyone in new jersey should be happy to see the jets doing well, right? after what happened to aaron rodgers last year, to see him come back at the age of 40 and do as well as he did last night is a good story. >> i'm confused

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let's bring in harris faulkner.s nabj interview in july. harris, i want to play a moment from that appearance at the nabj and get your take. listen to this. >> mr. president, i want to get into how you address some of the issues with black communities. i say that plural because we list in communities of color that are different. we don't vote the same. it's not monolithic. as you come here today, i want to talk about something that bursts. this is the weight of the inflation on this country right now. how do you turn it around? >> the inflation is absolutely destroying our middle class, our working class, virtually every class. inflation is a disaster in our country. inflation is a country buster. it breaks every country. we had in my opinion the worst inflation we've had. people can't buy houses. they no longer have the american dream. young people, young black people, they don't have the american dream anymore. they can't buy a house. >> so what do you do? what is your plan? >> we have to bring down the costs of e

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." it's an economic warning coming from the governor of north dakota, doug burgum. he is campaigning for former president donald trump. >> the way we beat inflation and get the economy going is elect president trump. kamala's economic policies, i mean, it is more of the same. a little bit if people think she will fix the economy, it's like asking an arsonist to put out the fire because she lit the inflation fire. >> harris: republicans recently put out a state by state analysis of prices we're all paying and they compared right now to the time when president biden and vice president harris took office in january of 2021. so from then to now. you can see it for yourself. voters in battleground states in particular are paying nearly $1 thousand more per month on exactly the same products and services 3 1/2 years ago. it's another biden-harris crisis. >> they're trying to maintain that prices that happened -- we're getting to the point now where my husband says this can't continue. things a

and kristen faulkner, who just won the gold medal at the olympics, has raced this and won it twice in000, 17 and 18, i believe. >> yes. i mean, you do get the top people not just from here in the bay area or california, but from around the world. and you know what i find is interesting is that these types of races are super popular in europe, but they've always been kind of niche in the u.s. in california, do you think that's changing? >> yeah, i think there's a lot more cycling events going on in the last several years. there was a hiccup with with covid, of course, but uh- numbers are up in gravel races and in mountain bike races, road races, cyclocross. so, you know, lots of different aspects of the cycling sport. >> well, how many people took part? how many people took part today, racers. >> uh- we'll have about 330 riders. i think, altogether. >> wow. and that's the race right now. >> has. go ahead, go ahead. >> the race right now is what the. >> the race right now has, i think 60 riders in it. >> fabulous. and folks don't know how quickly they're taking those tight city turns ri

i'm kayleigh mcenany with harris faulkner, emily compagno. also joining us carley shimkus, and fox news senior medical analyst and professor of medicine at nyu health, dr. marc siegel. let's bring in spunt david. >> the attorney general will be joined by the -- fbi director christopher wray. there meeting for a task force meeting. they do this fairly frequently especially leading up to the election but we are told there will be an announcement today involving a criminal complaint and russian entities, entities connected to russia. we don't have all the details but for years the department of justice has said russia has been meddling in u.s. elections and we are expected to hear more of that about 90 minutes or so. we are told possibly we may get the complaint, meaning the criminal documents, before the election threats task force at 130 but we have heard that all the way from the kremlin, president putin, some of the russian state run media organizations has been a problem. drg has been sounding the alarm on this, as you mention, since at lea

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deciding about choosing a president, and any of her challenges, most people don't know her, but harris faulknerhe debate. how do they approach each other out of the gate, so many americans are going to be watching, and i'm going to be watching closely how and how definitively on substance does she separate herself from joe biden, security, fracking, the border, and even as we think about economic issues, she will have to defend that, and to your point, laura, it will have to be credible. and we have about 11 minutes to see what is going to happen. >> sean final word before we bounce before the debate? >> ill respond gently to my friend harold, and say she's not just separating herself from joe biden, she has to separate herself from herself here. she's the one who said no fracking, no drilling, and she in august of 23 said we call that bidenomics and we're proud of it, but most persons when they go to a a store, the price they pay is through the roof. debating herself a maybe a bigger challenge than separating herself from joe biden in my view. >> sean, we'll be checking in right after to see w

harris faulkner is live on what she would ask the vice president. and time to grow up? really begins according to a new survey. we will send doos on the loose to ask the public. we have david webb, emily compagno and dr. marc siegel stop by. it is a busy tuesday morning, we'll see you at the top of the hour. we're all out here climbing our own everests. after every fall, what do you do? do i hope for a miracle? or do i try to go back up? music: [ “ain't no mountain high enough” ] switch to shopify so you can build it better, scale it faster and sell more. much more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. introducing new advil targeted relief. the only topical pain reliever with 4 powerful pain-fighting ingredients that start working on contact to target tough pain at the source. for up to 8 hours of powerful relief. new advil targeted relief. ♪ >> carley: oh boy, na nasa being sue you had offer the failure leaving astronauts left in space. kamala harris is at the center of this lawsuit. cheryl c casone fox business network with here with all th

this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany, joined by co-host harris faulkner and emily compagno. kennedy and co-anchor of "america's newsroom," bill hemmer. in 2019 aclu, survey, then presidential candidate harris said she would make sweeping cuts to ice. our immigrant detention system is out of control and i believe we must end unfair incarceration of thousands of individuals, families and children. i was one of the first senators to advocate for a decrease in funding to ice. now she's trying to convince you that she's going to be tough on the border. but wait, there is more. she said she supports decriminalizing possession of fentanyl and crack. she wants taxpayers to fund gender transition surgery for illegal immigrants, even those in prison. that is your money to that cause. harris' stance. >> this questionnaire is really an interesting snapshot in time of the 2019 democratic primary kamala harris was trying to get to left of bernie sanders, trying to get to the left of elizabeth warren and you see that in a lot of answers. i want to walk our viewers through what she said. ta

. >> harris faulkner on yesterday talking about you, we had results, if we could put if on full screen real-time. a little slow go ahead. red is republican, i will say, yellow must be independent and blue democrat, the yellow line is moving republican, flu blue, holy cow, nm independents thought trump did well. >> that is what we saw in 2016, independents lock in step with republicans, he did not have that in 2020. we saw it again now, i think it is a big difference, people don't understand more than 68% of americans. change from how they are right now. peter doopeter dooboos -- people. to go back to way they were under d donald trump, they felt better, economy was better, they are ready. larry: caroline downey. catastrophic debate for trump, my friend karl rove's article in "wall street journal." what do you make of that. >> i think to lee's point that harris herself blew him out of water in terms of presentation, preparation, what but trump did it was a passion, a scrappy but real -- >> he had well hay maker. >> it was righteous anger. >> he hit hard.. why it is a catastrophe, you wi

larry: your brilliant press agent harris faulkner was on yesterday talking and we had results of republicans and democrats we can put it on the full screen. the yellow independent line is moving republican, the blue line is flattening -- holy cow. independents, very interesting. trump did pretty well. >> independents went lock and step with republicans the entire time with donald trump. he did not have that in 2020. we didn't see it at all. we saw it again now and i think it's a big difference. there's people that understand that more than 68% of americans want change from how things are right now. peter doocy is right. peep don't want the status quo. she's changed her slogan moving forward and that's what people want. how does she represent change? she hasn't answer that had question, and i think it's a really big problem for people going back for donald trump and feeling better and economy was better and immigration felt better and a lot of things felt better and they're ready to go back. larry: caroline downy, catastrophic event for trump. >> with trump what he did well was the passion. i

. >> harris says that top stories covered on the faulkner focus only on fox news channel out of time. thanks to tul♪ ♪ >> laura: good e good evening, everyone, i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the media is singing kamala's praises but what do the voters think? >> let's get answers to fundamental questions that we need to know as voters. >> laura: who needs answers? we saw fireworks on the hill when a democrat insulted families of an illegal alien crime. >> don't make an assumption we are being used. that is insulting. >> laura: plus did left-wing celebs overshadow kamala's debate performance? >> this is the most important celebrity endorsement in a presidential campaign. >> laura: but first, the devil's bargain, that is the focus of tonight's "angle" here in zero i want you to ignore the commentary from the class on the debate last night as usual, the talking heads misread the concerns of millions of americans watching at home. tonight, i will give you the key to great from the debate but first abc moderators were essentially acting as kama

. >> hello, everyone, this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany, here with co-host harris faulkner and emily compagno. also joining us, former rnc vice president of coin, cassie smedile and former wisconsin congressman and cohost of bottom line on fox business sean duffy. we begin with the race for the white house. less than 50 days until election day, thousands packed nassau coliseum in blue-state new york last night, exciting to see former president trump speak at his first rally since the second assassination attempt. [cheering] >> wow. this is a big crowd, i'm thrilled to be back in this state i love with patriotic new yorkers who are really the heart and soul of america, we know that. the reason i'm here is because hasn't been done in many decades, it hasn't been done for a long time, but we're going to win new york. [cheering] >> that's the first time in many, many years that a republican can honestly say it and we're going to do it. americans deserve a campaign based on the issues. we try to keep it on the issues and god has now spared my life, it must have been god, thank y

our own harris faulkner joining us live from d.c. eric adams was asked if he would resign and he said categorically no. >> he said he feels he can take care of new york and continue to do his job. all those people, and by the way there were 19 names that i counted on that scroll you just rolled. the 18th name willie kopp name. among those people who have been dragged into this investigation, evidence including them or their witnesses to something or whatever it is the police commissioner was booted out by this mayor. this is going to go deep, and it's going to go far and wide. and can any of them protect the city against the growing violence crime that we are seeing. i heard what you are saying. the potential replacement for him, should the governor -- the only one who can take him out of that seat. should she pull the mayor and replace him? it's not the deputy mayor just like the public advocate -- that's how it works in the state of new york. self-described democratic socialist. who is he close to? alexandria ocasio-cortez who spok

harris faulkner will have much more for you. here she is. >> harris: we have a very busy hour of ws

i was on with harris faulkner yesterday on bret's show in one of the things she will look for the veryng of the debate was who took the high road. i thought when she shook his hand, and said her name, i thought those of us who follow this closely, it was something we watch, but i think the american people like that decorum that it was a good thing for her to do. he just missed opportunities. it's a most like if you go, you play the kansas city chiefs, and you complain at the end of the game. they had patrick mahomes, of course they had patrick mahomes, you have to build a defense around him peered. >> greg: you have the refs. >> harold: i tell my kids, when you are complaining about the refs in a game -- >> greg: you are losing, i said that peered. >> harold: you are letting your team down. if everybody believes come in jesse and i talked about this last night, there is a belief and some truth to it that president trump has to go up against the media in ways that certain candidates for president have never had to do pure knowing that, you prepare for that. and he seems to be just skill

here today with my cohost kayleigh mcenany and harris faulkner, and also joining us today, host of "kennedy saves the world" podcast kennedy, and fox news contributor and "washington times" opinion editor charlie hurt. first, live in winder georgia with the latest. >> good morning. it was a quick first appearance for the father and son, both facing murder charges. claiming that the ar style weapon was given to him by his father. here's a look into the courthouse this morning. it was full of the victims friends and family. the judge addressed the teenage shooter telling him he faces not only life in prison but they death penalty. minutes after the hearing was finished, colt gray was brought back into the courtroom for a correction by the judge, saying he would not face the death penalty. the team is being tried as an adult, the supreme court has banned the death penalty for juveniles in 2025. call to remain composed during the hearing unlike his father. the 54-year-old colin gray visibly distressed, walking back and forth, appeared to be crying during the extent of his hearing. he's facing i