i'm harris falkner. you are in the "falkner focus" like a unity crushing drum beat, first the big i'm running against announcement on video, no unity there. it featured footage from the january 6 riot and later in the day followed that up with the speech vilifying the gop on the money issues. >> speaker of the house went to wall street last week. used cuts in important programs, he and his maga republican colleague, they would rather see kids and seniors struggle to eat what they need. people on medicaid lose their healthcare. veterans lose access to doctors visits and cut subsidies to big oil that made $200 billion, and big pharma and the wealthiest corporations. >> did you hear anything about an idea that he might take to the table on the debt limit or budget and counter balance what republicans are asking for, no. just pounced on them and pounded. even members of his own political party now are not eager for another four years of biden. poll after poll showing more than half of people who say they vot

. >> dana: harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: fox news alert now. chinese communist party as a foothold. is it something even that we could think about tolerating? no. the ccp has set up operations of different kinds inside the united states. why? what are they doing? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the department of justice has just announced three separate cases. two of those involving online harassment of china's critics living inside the u.s. more than 40 charged for, quote, creating and using fake social media accounts to harass and intimidate dissidents of china's regime living here and seeking to suppress their free speech. the defendants remain at large. the other case sur real. two men in court yesterday, federal agents arrested them for operating a secret chinese police station in new york city. the d.o.j. calling it a significant national security matter. despite that, the suspects were able to get out on bond with just a few hours. it is new york city. one hour, one house foreign affairs republican says this is j

", harris asked. "hi, harris, " the couple wrote, "that beautiful girl on th left is indeed your daughter savanna. " were you just floored? >> completely floored. you know, how wonderful is it to have picture of your grown daughter to just see, you know, how pretty she is and she had a bi smile, and i could recognize m smile in her smile >> reporter: i would just be staring at that phot constantly >> i was at a loss for a while i had to refrain from lookin at it very much, because it wa just too much after all thes years. >> reporter: the couple told harris they had met his ex-wif and daughter in 1999. they kne them as alex and samantha. lee was married to a south african named juan geldenhuys, wit whom she had a son. although lee never spoke about her past the couple had long suspecte that savanna was not juan' biological daughter. what di the couple tell you about ho they had discovered this secret? >> you know, i think it was gradual process on their part. >> reporter: the couple told harris, lee a

>> harris: it's official.outh carolina senator on "fox & friends" this morning announcing he is launching a 2024 presidential exploratory committee. here is senator tim scott. >> what brought me to this morning is my faith in america tour. i found people are starving for hope, starving for an optimistic, positive message that is anchored in conservative values. >> harris: senator scott is scheduled to hold events in the early voting state of iowa today and right now four republicans have already declared their candidacy. the list of those on the sidelines waiting to do it is really long. here is the official list so far. former president donald trump. nikki haley, asa hutchinson and vivek ramaswamy. fox news is teaming up with young america foundation and rumble to host the very first g.o.p. primary debate of the presidential cycle for 2024. it is scheduled for august. we don't have an exact date in august yet in milwaukee. by the way, also the host city for the 2024 republican national convention. president b

. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the job was allegedly to suppress information that would be such bad news for then candidate joe biden. and the people who had that job are now high up in the biden administration. at the center of all that bad news was hunter biden. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." what would it take to get 51 intelligence officials to agree the hunter biden's laptop was filled with russian disinformation and nothing for joe biden to worry about. that's what we're learning from mike morrell's testimony to congress. you know the current secretary of state antony blinken used to work for the biden campaign. morel under oath say it blinken played a role in the inception of that intel memo weeks before the presidential election. house judiciary chairman jim jordan. >> it was a total political operation. it wasn't russian disinformation. the laptop story looks to be true. the way the then vice president biden did it was made it seem like it was organic. it was choreographed. it was

harris. >> harris: thank you very much, max.graph that president biden is too old to be jetting around the world even if that means attending king charles's coronation is off the table. the guy is 80. a big burst of activity, when biden does something like the state of the union address we didn't see him in the following 48 hours. they don't like to push him around the world too much. that's all a quote. meanwhile at home americans are quick to say they are not pleased with president biden's performance. >> i give him about a d. >> f. >> i give him a good g. >> f. >> d plus. >> b minus. >> i would say f. >> harris: axios reporting president biden don't appear to be in a hurry to throw in his hat for the ring in 2024. it could in july or as late as this fall. we have our panel here. so why do you wait until the fall potentially? >> first the fact that president biden has had an incredibly aggressive schedule. he is traveling to 20 states to tout the largest ever investment in infrastrk tour in history. not going to u.k. royals co

people outside. >> kayleigh: exactly. >> kym: i feel it, over there behind you, harris. >> harris: freedom>> kym: don't look at me the age thing, as you said eloquently, groceries and other issues, look at freedom, it doesn't make sense. >> kayleigh: enes kanter chose the right word. kym, your thoughts on this, put this up. fox news polling shows biden at historic lows in some categories or among women, 45 plus, suburban voters, rural voters and democrats near historic lows. how do you think he wins back voters? is it possible? >> kym: we have to look at the issue, which we've talked about quite a bit. age is one of the biggest reasons they are saying it is low in polling. look, i think you all just called me old. you did, i heard it, especially dr. siegel said it. >> dr. siegel: not at all. >> kym: i am the most mature person on the couch. i am not about ageism at all like don lemon. this is the leader of the free country, the free world. if has cognitive functions are something that we're questioning, even the democrats, we definitely have to look at this and bring this forward and again

. >> dana: harris faulkner is up next. >> harris: americans are telling the truth, the whole truth about how they are surviving now. president biden's economy. the white house might spin and ignore its way out of the brand-new poll numbers. it will be interesting to see them try. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." fox news polling out just two days after the president announced his re-election bid for the white house. from former campaign manager for bill clinton who famously said it's the economy, stupid. you would think democrats would foe that. those were their guys. we know voters go to the polls with their bills and wallets in mind. so this is pretty grim news for biden. 78% say in the survey that they feel the economy is in poor or only fair shape. and this is worse. a record number now, 70% say things are getting worse, not better, when it comes to their family finances. president biden just yesterday brushed off some bad numbers. but pollster lee carter says it is just not that simple. >> there are a few things i think are really bad for him. when you look a

another calm one harris faulkner is up next. >> harris: thank you, dana. fox news alert now. he wasn't in a hurry. now apparently he is. joe biden is set to announce his re-election bid as soon as tomorrow. you are in the white house with polling so low you have to send throngs of people out in front of you to remind everybody you still want the job. that's exactly what is happening as democrats are popping up everywhere. harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." reports it will be a pre-recorded low-key video announcement to kick off the big campaign. their target date tomorrow april 25th, four years since biden entered the 2020 race. here is that headwind i was telling you about. a huge majority of voters, 70%, say they think biden should not run again. he is already the oldest person to ever hold the office. that's looking like a big factor for them. of democratic voters who say he should not run, 70% of them say age is the reason. most of them say it's a major reason. senate majority whip dick durbin says biden has plenty of time to build up steam. >> it's abou

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. republican senator from florida, member of the budget, homeland security and armed service's committees is in focus now. the plan that republicans put out and biden not wanting to deal with any of it. >> thank god for house republicans. they are putting out their ideas. we have to get structural reform to get spending under control and get the he could than me knowing and need to claw back wasteful government spending and get people back to work. basic stuff. joe biden sits there and he won't have a conversation about it. think about it. we all have to live within our means. we don't get to go to the credit card company every day and say raise the debt seeinging. we have to do. >> harris: you heard the president accusing the house speaker of wanting the country to fail, default. how close to you think we could likely get and what would you like to say to biden? >> show up. president biden, show up. you are the president of the united states. it is your responsibility to solve this pro

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. joe biden becomes the oldest person in our nation's history to run for the white house. he is 80 as you know. all that talk of unity has vanished from his campaign vocabulary. i'm harris faulkner. his team dropped the video today. the exact fourth anniversary of his last announcement. that campaign was focused more on bringing america together, at least he said so. didn't happen. this time he skipped it all together. more like an attack ad. >> president biden: around the country maga extremists are lining up to take on the bedrock freedoms. cutting social security that you paid for your entire life and cutting taxes for the wealthy. dictating what healthcare decisions women can make. banning books and telling people who they can love all while making it more difficult for you to be able to vote. >> harris: what about biden's age and fitness for office? some voters are saying they're very disappointed he did not follow through with his suggestion of serving just one term. remember that

i am harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." >> harris: no former or current or any president has ever been indicted. here is one of trump's attorneys with his expectations. >> it won't be a long day in court and one thinking and sure of is that he see you here today there'll be no guilty plea in this case is one thing i can guarantee you. i don't think this case is going to see a jury is going to go away on papery and i think there's a li keqiang as i will be made and should be in a successfully. >> harris: the former president not bringing in a high profile white-collar crime expert, a criminal defense attorney for that type blanche. we are told he would leave the truck legal team. there are multiple reports of the charges against trump. and they will relate to business fraud stemming from hush money payments to adult film workout stormy daniels. the reports cleaning on that grand jury leak i just mentioned. national correspondent frank yanez's drive outside the courthouse with more. so brian, take us to the first steps for the former president as he arrives. >> harris faulk

>> harris: excerpt reads this way. hakeem jeffries is no anti-seamite as his close elations with josh communities. people grow and change. his years of denial about his involvement are dishonest. you said this is a long, long time ago but you also said that he wants to be a leader in the country. so everything is now -- >> i would be more concerned about this if he said it in congress or the new york state assembly or some position of responsibility. kids say stupid things in college. one of the big problems we have in our society is that kids can't make mistakes anymore on social media, can't say stupid ideas or try ideas and figure out they are dumb and move on. the problem is the double standard. if brett kavanaugh had said these things or if kevin mccarthy had said these kinds of things no one would give them a past. the left pioneered this cancel culture on campuses where they say speech is violence and the rest of it. if speech is violence he committed violence when he was a college student with his words towards

harris. >> harris: 6,000 times. can you imagine being a law officer and having to arrest the same person or people 6,000 times? being part of that law team? that is debilitating and frustrating beyond words. i see movement behind you. i know all the statements have happened. they're in a q & a session. we'll go back to that hearing as we hear from more victims. great reporting. a little bit later i want to keep this in focus. i don't know if you'll remember, but the man on the right of your screen ran for governor and did really well as a republican for the first time in a very long time in this state. he didn't win but what he did do was show us close up what the crime was like because it happened to him. his young teenage girls home doing their homework when shots rang out a few feet from them outside their house. we'll get into it with former new york congressman lee zeldin who will be in "focus" with me. now to what's becoming a relatively new crisis for the biden administration. reaction is still fast and very

harris: lisa! this administration has run and continue to run the largest human trafficking operation in the world. >> coming up, bill maher calling out democrats and liberal media over america's crime crisis, wondering why one crucial component is not being talked about, that is next. a first mat. me. -is this oak? you could save a ton with progressive by bundling your boat or rv with your home and auto. hey, guys! free bags! with the freestyle libre 2 system know your glucose level and where it's headed without fingersticks. manage your diabetes with more confidence. now widely covered by medicare for patients managing diabetes with insulin. visit freestylelibre.us to learn more. >> harris: we are not imagining it, it is happening all across the country, america's crime crisis, devastating crime wave gripping chicago and leading to tragic deaths there. bill maher, the big host, echoing a question, which i raised just last week. why are the media not speaking out about the growing violence? watch.

. >> harris: fox news alert. the enemy among us. who leaked that huge amount of classified pentagon documents turns out to be the leader of a chat group that included teenagers, russian and ukrainian citizens. a member of that online platform where the information intel reports and documents were exposed is now speaking out. it's all unfolding as the president is on the world stage. so can you imagine what he is being asked about? we already know he won't take reporters' questions. wonder what the leaders of the other countries are saying. all of those files originally appeared in a small chat app group called discord. only about 20 members total. then because they sat there for weeks and weeks, we still don't get a firm idea from the federal government exactly how long this was out there. it spread much wider. one of the members of the teenage group got his parents' permission to talk to the media reporter and said the group, the leaker was in his 20s and worked on a military base. he spoke with "washington post" on condition of an

harry, that relationship you had with dr.that went on for more than a decade until his assassination, how often did you speak? >> i would say, easily, we spoke every day. obviously, we missed some days or some weekends, but the line was constantly filled with thoughts and ideas and challenge and up-to-date decisions that were being made by a team of people that were always brought together when there was the moment to escalate what we were doing or to be cautious about where we were going. and also we were trying to broaden the base of our political relationships. so much of what our mission was doing was very dependent on our relationship with the federal government, with the institutions of justice because our plea was on a constitutional basis -- the constitution of the united states of america is being grossly violated by all the things that black people are experiencing. and if you don't have the instruments of government and the federal government on your side, including the courts, then you really can't do very much, b

harris faulkner is up next. she has a great showing up coming up. >> harris: breaking news, the united states house of representatives has just approved the republican-led bill protecting women and girls in sports. president biden had already threatened to veto it if and when it makes it through the senate and reaches his desk. here is what it does. the protecting women and girls in sports bill bans transgender women from competing with biological women. a young superstar swimmer at the center of all of the fight for girls to compete only with girls riley gaines is in "focus" this hour. we'll get her reaction to what is happening on capitol hill and more. and bombshell new claims that the biden administration obstructed the years long investigation into hunter biden related to tax fraud and gun ownership case. i'm harris faulkner. an i.r.s. supervisor is making those claims now asking congress for whistleblower protection. that person calls the hunter biden investigation infected by politics. the attorney for th

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go ahead, harris. >> harris: i am curious and i'm so glad you're ok.ent for you to share that. i'm curious, though, what evidence is really needed? you were nervous, i'm assuming there were cameras because of the location where that was. a courthouse, i think you mentioned. >> ben: at the courthouse is when i was sitting there, and they take you downtown and treat you like you could be waiting for someone to show up at a hospital. and they treat you like you're a criminal at that moment. >> harris: my question would be what kind of evidence -- before the governor jumps in, because that -- i'm concerned when you see a governor jump in, he can't adjudicate this case and just want to make sure that he, then, doesn't get the ire of the liberal on the left d.a. i mean, seriously, because i think they're hungry enough, as we saw with a really weak case against the former president trump, they're hungry enough to come for whomever they have to. so you want to retain your position of power in the state of texas withstand your ground as a governor. so what evid

. >> dana: harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: a fox news alert. under the biden administration we're up against a massive national security threat because of the leaked classified documents. the intel has been floating around for quite awhile. worse, the administration apparently did not even know about it and has yet to say who put us all in danger. think about it. the president's one job really is to keep us safe. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." sources saying it could be bigger than snowden. a decade ago he released to the world our national security agency's secret wide ranging information gathering programs. officials suspect a similar situation in this case. an individual or multiple people on the inside rather than an outside hack. fox news can confirm at least 53 documents have been made public. some of that intelligence is very new and apparently has been on the internet for weeks. the leaked intel shows secret details on the war in ukraine and other allies including south korea and israel. white house national se

>> vice president harris: i mean that. >> stephen: that right there, that's vice president kamala harrisdo you imagine the next election is going to be about? what are the major issues that will define this election? >> vice president harris: i think there will be,prhasa, abot te with b on theit,n onhe m legislation we have passed, ween onto the streets of america around the climate crisis, investment in resilience, adaptation, what we are doing and i know there's a lot of students here. what we are doing in terms of understanding the importance of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but also this very excitin moment in the world around a new economy, we are building a clean energy economy. what that means not only in the jobs that we are creating an american based manufacturing, but what we rightly are doing to prioritize the importance of clean air and clean water. >> stephen: okay, well, if that's the case, that's been our priority for the administration. how do you square that with the president having said there will be no new drilling licenses issued on public land and then approvin

is there anything you think will surprise viewers to know about harry delafonte?y myself, not surprised because it was my experience. what i am finding today is all of people who ran into him in an elevator, you know he's a dirty worker, i'm sorry, he got dirty he is not dirty, he is doing manual labour and he's in this fancy elevator and harry is the only one who shakes his hand. other people who were like we ran into him in a pharmacy or at a party and he talked to my 14—year—old son. there's the sense humility about him, that was my experience, quite honestly. i met him at the msnbc greenroom, i guess you guys probably have those as well. and he was like, thank you so much for what you've done civil rights and i almost cried. my dad loved him. and i was like i have done nothing, thank you. he was always reaching out like that and making people feel really good about themselves, their their contributions, but also just their daily lives. he was a citizen of new york who just made an impression on so many people because he stayed open in his daily life. and i rea

>> emily: under this current administration, i wonder, harris. who knows. i will say part of the argument is that the underlying crime here, we know is -- what we think is going to happen has to do with the federal elections law infringement. that statute of limitation is five years. that's why some argue alvin bragg has shoehorned in what would've been a misdemeanor with the statute of limitation of two years unless federal elections law thing because it enabled him to actually state prosecution. you mentioned the unlikely allies. the flip side is how many elected officials have just sent i believe frankly really shocking statements in support of this, jumping to conclusions, 40 no sense of responsibility or duty of their office to afford some of the presumption innocence which they afford rightfully so two members of their own party but simply not this one. maxine waters has he finally got indicted, i predicted he would. i predicted stormy daniels would get him. sometimes justice works. >> harris: wait, she was rooting for the porn star? >> emily: yes. ad

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harris. >> harris: we do have some breaking news. we are sitting by.r the president trump to leave trump tower. his motorcade is preparing to leave now. police are closing the sidewalks. stopping traffic along madison avenue. the motorcade will be heading east. we have live look at this above madison and 56. we are going to take the sidewalk view. a couple of things about this. lower manhattan normally would be about probably a 30 minute drive. they are closing street so they will get there much quicker. the process will be that he will be processed in. a little redundant, sorry. processed in. they have gone back and forth on this but it looks like there's not going to be a monk shot. that's what the secret service officials have been saying to the media before. we do know that we will never see him in handcuffs in this process because the secret service has said no to that. at that point, he will go to the courthouse. they will process him inside the courthouse but at that point they will go inside the courtroom and just a few moments ago the former p

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>> harris: this thing is so short.red why the indictment was so think know my thin, i would think to bill hemmer, i could have written a book report about the indictment longer thae indictment. if your name is in here, you are part of the case. there are not a lot of people to really choose from in here. it is thin in terms of the statement of facts i thought was more helpful than the indictment. but look, we want to know what donald trump is thinking tonight, and this is just hit truth show show. everyone agrees this is a farce. today, america witnessed an unprecedented attack on our justice system. liberal district attorney alvin bragg successfully weaponized the local public office to arrest and invite a leading candidate for president of the united states, president donald j. trump. so-called progressive prosecutors have brought chaos to local jurisdictions. across our nation. but now bragg has proven that sorrow site and back prosecutors can attempt to destroy the nation as a whole. this is embarrassing, bare-bone

moving on, here in britain, prince harry -- back in britain, prince harry has claimed that his brother william, was paid a very large sum by the owners of the sun newspaper to set up boat hacking claims in 2020. a hearing in london got underway . our media editor has been following the case. >> more than 1000 people have settled phone hacking cases that the publishers of the sun and what was the news of the world in recent years. today we learned a new high profile name. according to prince harry's witness statement, his brother william made a secret settlement years ago for a very large sum. of course runs william is not part of this case and has made no comment. prince harry has chosen the public route. with the actor hugh grant he is going to court in said -- instead. arguing allegations of unlawful information gathering are legally out of time. these are just some of the headlines from the news of the world and the sun that prince harry says were based on illegal activity. including allegations of listing into voicemails, and the use of private investigators. harry says unlawful in

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harris, a good example.o her, beautiful red dress on at a charity event downtown, and i said to your husband, sir, would you please -- >> my boyfriend. >> yeah, and i took a photo of you and here i am years later sitting next to you. >> you sent it to me, i couldn't believe it. >> we have to get emily's totals in. >> meticulously organized, everything in the folder. 27, what i don't do is,is never listen to voice mails. >> mine is embarrassing. in box, 1,251,926. >> he's in the million club. >> me times four. wow. >> thank goodness. >> don't forget to dvr the show. don't be charles payne. [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] >> john: teenage couple caught on video violently assaulted during last weekend's teen takeover in chicago, exclusively telling fox police officers drove past them as a violent mob brutally attacked them. the police officers chos

harry was a culture defining musical genius, and an incredible actor, even more importantly, harry used those on the sidelines to fight for change. i cherish the time he would give me and others to both guide and correct us. i am heartbroken by his death. i'm inspired by the long food for life he lived and all he gave to humanity. joining me now to discuss the legacy of harry belafonte's his longtime advisor and pr consultant ken sunshine. ken sunshine, thank you for being with us. you was with us in harlem this morning at the rally. you knew harry belafonte very well, probably as well as anyone. and you knew him as a man uniquely placed in the worlds of entertainment and politics. the world has mourn the loss of him this past week. but also, celebrated his legacy. what impact did hair we hope to leave on the world? >> he was an activist who became an entertainer. and he achieved enormous success as entertainer. first gold record ever given was to harry belafonte and the late 50s. and he did very well, but his priority in life was to change the world. and he was a real activist. he used

whether it's harry and meghan or harry alone. >> there are reports indicating that many members of thehave anything to do anything more to do with harry and meghan. that's the reality of the situation here. and also, it should be noted that harry and meghan are deeply unpopular figures in the united kingdom and increasingly in the united states and plummeted since the release of the netflix documentary and also since the release of "spare". neil: do we know, where harry is going to stay in britain? you can't put him up in the days inn. will he stay with the royal family? where will he go? >> i think that's being decided although i think he will be staying very close to the rest of his family, but that doesn't mean that it's going to be some kind of reconciliation here. and i do think that, you know, harry has burnt bridges very significantly near and there is tremendous, i think, unhappiness, resentment among some members of the royal family over how he's behaved and a lot of the blame is placed at the foot of the door of meghan markle, really. neil: doesn't she have a book coming out?

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harris: right.nd so, i felt it important in that moment there to bring up all of these points, the importance of teaching history. the importance of speaking it, the importance of speaking out against those crimes against humanity. and then it to also remember how we must celebrate the endurance and the strength of the will to survive and thrive. there you are. >> all right. >> you have been working to empower women throughout your career. and it was obviously a major focus of the trip as well. and you breeds rare era, being a woman --breathe rare air. you are able to meet with the president of tanzania. why did you feel it important to emphasize empowerment of women and what was that like to meet one of so you of the female heads of state? vice pres. harris: she is the only woman on the continent to lead a country. and before her, the first and last elected woman to lead a country on the continent. so there is work to be done there and here, obviously. [laughter] [applause] vice pres. harris: but y

anything but. >> harris: ian?n: the biggest concern for me is when he said, you know, federal agencies are looking at your direct messages. they're looking at this. and it's not just the f.b.i., you know. it would be bad enough if it's the f.b.i. that's a fourth amendment issue. who is else looking? is it the n.s.a.? >> harris: is it the d.o.j., your former employer? >> ian: if it's the f.b.i. it's definitely the d.o.j. i can tell you that. is it the c.i.a., is the c.i.a. spying on americans? go back 60 years, that would be on the front page of every newspaper for months. you would have your top investigative reporters on that. you would have special select congressional committees investigating this. now, you know, these big tech companies are really an agent of the government. and the press is an agent of the government as well. so you're not going to get that. i mean, look at what happened with the twitter hearings, right, the democrats were like there's nothing wrong here. >> harris: nobody likes you -- to hea

woman: i'm going to support harry reid. woman 2: senator paul laxalt will be retiring at the end of this term. laxalt: i've done my political bit, and that's it for me. [lively tune playing] reid: i've never taken my good fortune for granted. there's one other thing i've never taken for granted, and that's you. [rousing music plays] tom brokaw: there were enough votes to bring about a fundamental shift of power in washington. in nevada, congressman harry reid was a giant killer, winning the senate seat of president reagan's close friend, paul laxalt, now retired. christensen: it's election night, harry reid has won the senate seat. big celebration, lots of reporters around, microphones getting stuck in his face. one reporter asks him, "what's the most important thing you're going to work on?" reid: i said, "water." now, frankly, at that time, i didn't know what i was talking about. man: from a staff perspective, one of the things i really appreciated about him is his sort of decisiveness. he would make a decision, and then

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>> stephen: that is the spare. >> harry, harry, harry, harry. >> stephen: thank you so much for beingght have missed it but harry said is this the chair and the spare over there. well done, well played, sir. now, it is lovely to have you on the show. thank you for coming on and talking about your new book. what should i call you? >> call me whatever you want at this point. i'm stuck here till we stop talking. >> stephen: in the book i find you have a lot of different names, your birth name is henry, your father and brother call you harold, people call you h, what is haz, short for "hazardous"? >> my wife calls me haz. >> stephen: is harry okay? >> yeah, harry, haz, baz, bazza spike, bazarooney. it's all there. >> stephen: bazarooney. prince bazarooney. >> no, the prince doesn't come before that. >> stephen: it is its own title in and of itself. well, you have written this very intimate memoir which i have read. and it's fascinating. it's a very good read. by itself. it's is available today. a lot of sensational leaks in the days coming up with this. i know that you yourself are a very

>> the biden harris administration, and vice president harris in particular, just to stay on track. are doing a fabulous job, they have to stay on message, they also have to be prepared for the racist, and massage a stick attacks that are bound to increase in frequency, but also, in the speed of them. there will be undercurrents on social media, the national rag, for a lack of a better description, will attack her. so, if the biden harris team, literally, have to be ready for those attacks, they also, as you mentioned, just have to say, we are all for reproductive rights. we are all for lgbtq+ rights. and, we do believe in protecting the environment. by the way, we also believe in gun control. really, it is a simple us talking about policies that americans care about, that matter in the day today lives, it did to have the outside of the white house doing those attacks against the gop. to bring forth up and coming, but also, the statesman of the democratic party, to make sure that any attacks against terrorists, in particular, are countered in an effective way. >> aren't attacks agai

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