harris? >> harris: matt finn on the ground in minneapolis. a real quick question before i let you go, because i just want everyone to know that you've got that first line there of state patrol. beyond that, behind that, are the members of the national guard. the mayor today went after municipalities, saying that the cities didn't have a plan with a police department. so, are there also city police out there? >> we have mostly seen the national guard. i saw the national guard throughout the night and into the early morning hours, and they were doing a fine job of making this line of defense for the fire crews to put out fires. but i have not seen, personally, a lot of local police. i don't think our crews have seen a lot of local police throughout the past 12 hours. >> harris: yeah, that's interesting. matt finn, thank you very much. meanwhile, twitter is flagging one of the president's tweets today on the minneapolis protests. saying it violated the site's policies on glorifying violence. the tweet reads this way. "these thugs are dishonoring

thank you very much. >> good to see you, harris. >> harris: the big step nfl teams are taking today inn effort to return to normal. three of the largest states back a return of professional sports. former nfl player merril hoge weighs in on when we could see some games, and what that could look like. plus, president trump stepping up his attacks on his predecessor, barack obama. the potential risks and rewards of such a strategy. the power panel returns. >> i think he was an incompetent president. i think president obama was one of the worst presidents in the history of our country. i think he was an incompetent president. i know what he left us. ♪ (♪) i came across sofi and it was the best decision of my life. we're getting a super competitive interest rate on our money. we're able to invest through the same exact platform. i got approved for a loan and it was a game-changer. truly sofi, thank you for helping me prepare for whatever the future has in store. (♪) >> i think president obama was an incompetent president. he did a terrible job. by the way, there was great division in our c

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thank you for joining me. >> my pleasure, harris. hi. >> harris: hi.here has been, kellyanne, a good amount criticism with the president comparing the pandemic to pearl harbor and 9/11, as. and calling americans warriors. one public health expert says, "the president appears to view people as collateral damage to sativa save the economy. soldiers don't send into battle and thi," as "chicago tr" column says, "trump wants us toe covid-19 and face one, a chance to be a warrior, parenthetically it says "cool crime." two, a decidedly unsecure if battlefield on which to fight an invisible enemy, and three, an obvious plan for victory." why use this terminology comparing americans to wartime warriors? speak of the president often uses the word warriors to describe people who are hardy and committed and driven, in this case to helping reopen the economy, to see their own families and support their own small businesses. many of those businesses have benefited from the legislation the president has signed, that bipartisan, by camera legislation. but so many are

great to see you. >> hey, harris. >> harris: why is joe biden slipping?ard: i don't think it's a slip, i think it's a natural shift in movement as you see in every election as you get closer to it. i think now more than ever voters are finally starting to pay attention, know that they are locked in their homes, they are paying attention to the candidates, giving all the candidates and extra review. i think that's why you're seeing the poles of inflow. if you take a look at the most recent fox news poll, which you find that it was a very good poll, by the way -- what you find is a lot of battleground states in places like michigan and pennsylvania, the vice president is up by huge numbers because those voters understand what that stake. >> harris: that's interesting. that may change, though, because the president, the last i solve it in in those battleground states, will be in pennsylvania this week. guy, how much difference as it make, virtual versus in-person? and it's tough to talk about because we are in the middle of a pandemic. we know what safety lo

harris? >> harris: gillian, thank you very much.e set me up perfectly for my first guest, republican senator marsha blackburn, who sits on the senate judiciary committee. great to see you, senator. let's start with what your cosenator, graham, says. that the judiciary committee is going to look into all of this in early june. the document so far, do they show a crime was committed? >> harris, what we know is unmasking is used and can be used as a national defense tool. and is primarily done by the director of national intelligence. we want to find out is who leaked the information. that is where the crime comes in, and we will do a deeper dive on that. you can expect us to work through the summer. working through this, calling people, subpoenaing people, bringing them before the committee. the first one we are going to hear from is general flynn, and that is going to be in early june. i think we want to hear from staff members, the white house staff members. of course, obama's chief of staff. biden's chief of staff. and find out exa

harris? >> harris: matt, thank you very much.ts us up perfectly for my next guest, who launched an online petition urging religious leaders sold in person services yesterday, sunday. pastor brian gibson is the founding pastor of his church, which has four locations in texas and kentucky. pastor, thank you for joining me today. a lot going on in the news with regard to this, as you reopen. first, what do they look like? to different states, two different rules, texas and kentucky. what did yesterday look like? did people show up? >> well, harris, it's an honor to be here with you. yes, people did show up. we expected about a third of our typical crowd to come, and that's about what showed up. the temperature is very different in the state of texas where we have two campuses. governor abbott called church essential, just like president trump, and i want to commend them for that. on the kentucky side, things were very different. governor beshear set a tone from the beginning that was antichurch, just like the piece that was covered

harris? >> harris: mike emanuel, thank you very much.ork governor andrew cuomo is sounding the alarm about a mysterious new illness affecting young children which may be linked to coronavirus. at least three children have died, 85 potential cases under investigation now. i want to bring in dr. william schaffner, professor of medicine and infectious disease center. dr. schaffner, thanks for being with me. first of all, what is this effect we had not seen before but covid-19 is having potentially on children? >> well, you know, we thought children were kind of unaffected, but here comes a surprise from covid. we had this pediatric multisystem inflammatory syndrome, which causes rashes, abdominal pain, swollen lymph nodes, high fever, difficulty with oxygen, and it is a serious illness, as you have just reported. several children now have died of it, and we don't exactly know what the cause of it is. >> harris: doctor, we are looking at some odd pictures of what it does to a child's skin. it causes so much inflammation. tell me specifically

harris?: unfortunately, bryan, whatever reporting is revealing is that among the six weeks the policy set, a lot of damage was done. we appreciate your reporting to set us up for this. here on "outnumbered overtime" we are going to stay on this important story with special deeper scrutiny. tomorrow, a television exclusive with a registered nurse who was behind the scenes of an eight story nursing facility. patrice russo of massachusetts has told me that she witnessed the tragedy unfolding in a lower manhattan nursing home after she traveled to new york city to volunteer to help. she will give us her dramatic first-hand account on how things went wrong so quickly, particularly after the governor had put that policy in place to send covid patients to places that housed the weakest among us. these watch. next reaction, new reaction to the release of the fully declassified susan rice email on michael flynn. does that help prove president trump's argument that the obama administration crossed the

harris? >> harris: you teed it up, thank you very much. want to bring in former arkansas governor and fox news contributor, mike huckabee. governor, great to see you as always. at the end of "outnumbered" we were discussing what it was going to be like for governor whitmer of michigan when you have a little bit of hypocrisy. but now we know even more of the facts. what do you say? >> first of all, i think it's pretty evident that the lame excuse her staff put out could be translated this way. "of course he did that, of course we are hypocrites, of course we did something that is outrageous and offensive to the people of michigan. but were never going to admit it, because we live by a different set of rules then you little people do." that's what makes people just furious, and they ought to be angry about it. really, nothing short of an apology from the governor and her husband is due to the people of michigan over this. >> harris: you know, it wasn't just whitmer. governor murphy of new jersey also caught talking close with what reportedly

kamala harris -- >> harris: could you see stacey abrams being president on day one?ns you can ask about this, richard. without putting down the person that he might choose, joe biden. could you see stacey abrams doing that? i think that's a fair question. since he's talking about, you know, maybe only serving one term. a new cbs poll shows elizabeth warren is the democrats' top choice to be biden's running mate, at 36%. kamala harris comes in second at 19%, followed by stacey abrams and amy klobuchar. so stacey abrams isn't even in the top two. richard? >> richard: i think somebody like kamala harris does an awful lot. i have reason to think that people at the absolute upper echelon in the white house think a biden-harris ticket is the one they fear most. >> lawrence: why, though? >> richard: with suburban women, i think she is progressive but not too liberal -- >> lawrence: okay, i want to jump in real quick, because as someone that traveled around the country following this race, kamala harris couldn't even win black voters. okay? they didn't like her record on cri

harris? >> harris: jonathan, thank you very much. bring in emily compagno, attorney and host of "crimes that changed america" on fox nation. emily, as you look at this case, what stands out to you? what needs to happen now? to go right. well, there's an outside prosecutor that's been assigned to this case. as jonathan mentioned, he has indicated he will impanel a grand jury as soon as possible. two district attorneys have already recused themselves from the case because, as jonathan stated, one of the men in question was a former police officer and an investigator for the d.a. office. to ensure that reliability and the credibility of the investigation, that's why we have that outside prosecutor. obviously, because of the covid pandemic there is no in paneling happening right now. also of note is the fact that he has declined to address or state what charges the grand jury would have in front of them for consideration. i think it's also important to note that at play here is one of george's statutes, the citizen's arrest statute. from

"outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner harris faulkner. >> mr. huckabee: and nasa have teamed up to launch those two american astronauts to the international space station. in the first manned flight from american soil in nearly a decade. nasa administrator, earlier on the importance of his mission. >> we are launching american astronauts on american rockets from american soil for the first time since the retirement of the space shuttles back in 2011. we haven't done this now in nine years. the historical significance, we have only had four times, in american history, we've put american astronauts at the top of a new launch system. mercury, gemini, apollo, the space shuttle program, and i we are going to do it for commercial crew. >> harris: phil keating's live in cape canaveral florida with the launch details. we saw bob behnken and doug hurley moments ago, like you and i were talking about last hour. that they were pressurizing their suits, and getting ready to do that, that walk out to where we will be able to see them. bring us up to speed. >

i'm harris faulkner. we are continuing, we just showed you the president and his latest words about the russia investigation. and how that has unraveled because of documents coming out, and now this case against michael flynn also dropped. i want to bring in jason chaffetz, former house oversight chair, to join me off the top of the hour. just to let you know, because people can see you in the box, they are, that the president is getting ready to meet with g.o.p. lawmakers in the state dining room. that's where all the reporters were scurrying to from the press conference. so, you and i are going to jump to that the minute it happens. first of all, we have had a lot of news being made in just the last couple of hours, in this last briefing. as a topline thought from you? >> what devin nunes was telling us for years was true. what trey gowdy was reporting that was happening in the intel committee was true. and it is absolutely stunning how many democrats that were there in the room, supporting adam schiff,

>> harris: all right. u.s. are ramping up pressure on china over the nation's handling of the covid-19 pandemic, amid new findings that china has launched a punishment campaign against its own citizens suffering from the virus, and their family members. wait until you hear what they are doing to their own people. it's a communist nation. ♪ veterans, how can one phone call save you $2000 a year? by refinancing your va loan at today's incredibly low rates at newday usa. newday's va streamline refi is the quickest and easiest refi they've ever offered. you can lower your payments by this time next month without having to verify your income, without getting your home appraised, and there's no money out of pocket. call newday right now. ♪ >> china could have prevented the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people worldwide. china could have spread the world the scent at the economic global malaise. they had a choice. but instead, china covered up the outbreak in wuhan. >> melissa: secretary of state mike pompeo toda

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that's a great question, harris. my answer it ties in with all my colleagues have been talking about. to dagen's point, what is justice here? from a legal standpoint, we know that juries have held officers accountable, that they have confirmed and convicted on the charge of murder of her past like this. we have botham jean, that jessica mentioned, the guy killed unarmed in his own apartment when an officer mistook his apartment for hers. mcdonald, to guy's point about the video, 13 months after he was shot 16 times, dashcam video emerged and the officer was convicted of murder. and we have the person killed by the car was driving away. we have also had a lot where there there've been charges reduced to negligence or manslaughter, or there have been acquittals. it begs the larger question to me, to jessica's point about the pattern, we have these isolated incidents of names that we know in the national conversation. but the argument is that they are not isolated. that it's a pattern. that this has been institutionaliz

harris?> harris: i'm confused about why they took a break, the hou house. >> they were primed to come back this week. there are two reasons. they had a position from the attending physician who said it was not safe to come back. >> harris: i get all that, i mean why take a break in the first place? because they had so much to do. >> the last thing you want to do is come back when you don't have a bill ready to go. and that bill is not ready to go. he said the earliest would be next week, harris. >> harris: i get on how you come back, how do you reopen capitol hill. i'm just saying, couldn't they have stuck around to begin with so they're not getting on planes? i could game this out for an hour, but i don't have time. >> welcome aloud and live in their offices pray there was concerned about them going down to the house gym to shower. people read about the hygiene of that. that is the concern here in capitol hill about the health. >> harris: thank you, chad. the power panel now. guy benson, fox

>> harris: pastor jeffress? >> yeah, look, harris. i mean, their traditional teaching of christianity, romans 13, as we ought to obey governing authorities. the government has been established by god for good to keep order. but the one exception to that in the bible is never man's laws conflict with god's laws. in that case, the bible says we ought to obey god rather than man. this is the whole issue of civil disobedience, and i would say churches have a right to disobey if they are being treated differently than other organizations. now, they may have to pay a price for disobeying. there is no guarantee that god will protect you from the consequences of disobedience. but i think the general rule is we obey government unless it conflicts with the laws of god. >> harris: so glad you're with me. pastor robert jeffress, first baptist church of dallas, texas. the breaking news, we are awaiting the president, and we are going to take a quick break. the words that ring in my memory, the pastor just said "worship is a team sport." we'll get

harris? >> harris: jonathan serrie, thank you very much.mily, with your legal background, i'm going to lean heavily on you now. this is moving along a lot faster than the previous 70 plus days when they just sat on this case, and now we have three arrests. this latest person, though, was a witness. how is that going to work legally, witness to criminally charged at this point? >> emily: right. so, this one, he is being charged with a felony murder, and that is the state's attempt at discouraging any type of participation in what they deem inherently dangerous or violent for many. that is the notion that if a murder happens during the commission of a crime like that, even if it's accidental, that it's foreseeable and they should be held accountable. he is facing life in prison if he is convicted of this, and the additional attempted false imprisonment, that's between 1-10 years. his attorney says, "my client is no vigilante. he committed no crime, and he will be the state's star witness." that's an indication of likely where this trial is go

>> harris: interesting.ain of function you talk about, you say there is no evidence of that yet. i just want to make that clear. perhaps it's part of the investigation that is going on. emily, i come to you on this next point, because you have states now wanting to go after china legally. we saw this after 9/11 with saudi arabia. having how reasonable is that, s it help to have a federal government pointing the finger if you as an american citizen would want to go after the country of china? >> emily: right. i think it does help with messaging that our federal government is behind it, and also that there is sort of a global awareness right now, a growing global stance, blaming china essentially for a lot of disinformation and refusal to stamp down the effects, at the time, of the release, that could have saved lives. i think we will see that global push to hold them accountable moving forward. there are two issues come legally. one is that they are suing the communist party. they aren't suing a sovereign sta

>> harris: and it is on. so are we. this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox news contributor, lisa boothe. executive director of serve america -- somebody turn off your phone. serve america pac and fox news contributor marie harf. [laughter] joining us today, former arkansas governor and fox news contributor mike huckabee. he's "outnumbered," and it's so great to have all of you on a day of space! governor, i'm coming to you. this is going to happen in your state today, because you now reside in the great state of florida. >> mr. huckabee: a whole lot of reasons. we need the diversion from the coronavirus and all the political nonsense that's going on. we need to be reminded that america is a country that has done incredible things in innovation. i am a space-age kid, i grew up in the ''50s and the '60s. we played space as a kid. i remember kennedy's speech in 1961 when he said we are going to go to the moon and take a man and bring him back within the decade. he didn't live to see it, but i did. this is some of the greatest m

>> hi, harris.ia attorney general chris carr watch of the doj to get involved to look at how local prosecutors handled the shooting of arbery. one of the alleged shooters, 64-year-old gregory mcmichael, is a former investigator with the brunswick d.a. office. brunswick d.a. jackie johnson recused herself from the case, and the case was reassigned to george barnhill, the d.a d.a. in nearby waycross georgia. neither revealed that the waycross district attorney had already taken a role in the case and reviewing evidence, advising the glenn county police department regarding whether to make arrests in the case. mcmichael and his 34-year-old son, travis, were not arrested until the georgia bureau of investigation got involved after cell phone video apparently capturing arbery's death went viral on the internet last week. the video has prompted protests, calling for swift prosecution of arbery's killers and any local authorities who may have tried to protect them. the gbi has arrested a man for making ter

here's harris.me." ♪ >> harris: the senate is back for its first major session since march, and already a partisan battle is underway over more coronavirus aid and task force testimony. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. democrats right now are pushing for a bill to help cash-strapped states in cities to avoid layoffs. republicans want business liability protection and are leaning on a reopened economy to reduce the need for more spending. all of this, as the white house is limiting testimony and blocking dr. anthony fauci from appearing first before a house panel.

here is harris. ♪ >> harris: welcome to "outnumbered overtime."mp is calling americans warriors as he sips of his push to reopen the nation, despite continued pushback on the risks involved. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. the president is appearing to position himself as a wartime president ahead of the november election, calling the coronavirus "the worse attack our nation has ever seen." but saying we must forge ahead. watch. >> this is one of the worst attacks you've ever had. this is worse than pearl harbor, worse than the world trade center. there's never been an attack like this. we have to be warriors. we can't keep our country closed down for years. we have to do something. >> harris: as states begin to reopen, the number

harris: former u.s.attorney andy mccarthy rounding out two hours of coverage at this point with a sobering look at where we go as we try to balance constitutional rights, the first amendment in staying safe from the pandemic and watching people break the law as they mourn the death of george floyd and all the things in that case, thank you to all of my guest as we have continuing coverage on fox news channel, i am here's r ulkner, it's been my honor to serve you. .. if you have a garden you know, weeds are low down little scoundrels. draw the line with roundup. the sure shot wand extends with a protective shield to target weeds precisely and kill them right down to the root. roundup brand. trusted for over 40 years. yoo-hoo, progressive shoppers. we laughed with you. sprinkles are for winners. we surprised you. on occasion, we've probably even annoyed you. we've done this all with one thing in mind. to help protect the things you love. and if we can't offer you the best price we'll help you find a better

>> harris, good afternoon to you. this morning, dhs's cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency, together with the fbi, pointed a very big finger at china in terms of trying to hack our research organizations who are looking into coronavirus. in a public service announcement, there were warning u.s. organizations researching coronavirus that they are likely being targeted by chinese government cyber hackers. the agency is charging that china is trying to steal research information on the virus treatments and vaccines. it is public advisory. the agency is warning researchers to secure their networks, saying, "these actors have been observed attempting to identify and illicitly obtain valuable intellectual property and public health data related to vaccines, treatments, and testing. the potential theft of this information jeopardizes the delivery of secure, effective, and efficient treatment options." president trump has been very critical of china for not being forthcoming about the origins of the pandemic. sout

harris, over to you. >> harris: well, there are growing concerns now over more americans breaking from social distancing as the united states is a grappling still with the coronavirus outbreak. beaches from california, your home state, leslie marshall, to florida were packed over this holiday weekend, memorial day weekend. tourists flocking to some hot spots. take a look at missouri's lake of the ozarks. beautiful area there. of course, you can't see the ground, because there are seven people. just a little party. those people are defying warnings about preventing the spread of covid-19. at the kansas city health director is calling for those people to self-quarantine who were at this gathering. st. louis county officials issued a travel advisory, warning, "this reckless behavior and dangerous countless people and risks setting us back substantially from the progress we have made in slowing the spread of covid-19." end of quote there. brian, we want to open up, do all those things that bring us back in a substantive way, but personal responsibility should be stamped on some people's wa

. >> harris: would begin with a fox news alert. we are awaiting new remarks on president trump who is now set to depart the white house right about now en route to pennsylvania. a medical supply distributed there. this, after newly declassified documents reveal the names of obama euro officials involved in the unmasking of former national security advisor michael flynn. it happened during the transition. period right before president trump took office. they include now presumptive 2020 democratic nominee joe biden. here's the list. along with former fbi director james comey, former cia director john brennan, president trump hit the former vice president over the latest disclosure and e involved should pay a price. >> he said he didn't know anything about it, and now it just gets released right after he said that. it gets released that he was one of the unmaskers. meaning he knew everything about it. >> harris: meanwhile, the biden campaign is hitting back, saying, "all normal procedures were followed." it's telling that these docum

>> emily: that's exactly right, harris. if there is a silver lining at all to this, it's the fact that hopefully now there are nation wide eyes on the notion of those who deserts that really take place in urban areas, lower income, and communities with people of color. that's something everyone should be concerned about. it's in stark contrast to the neighboring areas next to this food deserts where there is a big saturation of that access. that is something to watch out for and hopefully we'll see improvements on that. what struck me about that press conference is the president of the american farm bureau federation said the supply chain of food in america is as important as the military, and it should be a matter of national security. he said if you look at the hashtag, #stillfarming, you will see the stories of these farmers dedicated to putting food on the table. if the supply chain is broken, as are elements where the american public and the average citizen are unaware about them, that's where the bottom is falling out

>> harris: melissa?ssa: you know, i think the most disturbing part of this whole thing beyond the leak is this idea that we got directly from susan rice. the fact that her allegation, that former president obama told the holdovers from his administration that they should think twice before they share information with the incoming president, that is the part that i found most shocking. rather than possibly warning him, if they legitimately believed that there was a threat. instead he instructed them to not brief, to not inform him, to not allow him to be the commander in chief. that's not would elected to do prethat's not a democracy works. from the leaking, yes. but from this whole issue, thus the part that is most shocking and we need to get to the bottom two. >> harris: one thing that bursts tree was even without proven ability of a crime, there is a whole lot know. we haven't talked about that point in a long time, melissa, they make. that origin-type conversation about, why wasn't the campaign ever w

i'm harris faulkner. a fully declassified email which national security advisor susan rice sent to herself. she was leaving. it was on president trump's inauguration day. now we know susan rice wrote that email to herself because obama white house counsel told her to do it. the email shows that then fbi director james comey was concerned about sharing classified information with michael flynn. rice was summing up what happened in a meeting by writing it. here's the email. "president obama asked if comey was saying the nsc should not pass sensitive information related to russia to flynn. comey replied, "potentially." he added that he has no indication

i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. lara logan, host of "lara logan has no agenda," on fox nation. marie harf, serve america pac and fox news contributor. in the center box, bret baier, anchor and executive editor of "special report." we say on this fine friday that he is "outnumbered." bret, i will begin with you. what kind of reverberation is this having washington today? particularly among democrats. the dropping of charges against general flynn. >> harris, a lot of things being said about attorney general barr, and lobbying all kinds of accusations that he is politicizing the justice department. but barr, in that interview with cbs, was pretty cut and dried. he set a u.s. attorney out to look into these charges for some time, to dig into them. and then, after the documents that we had released last week, that showed the lead-up to that investigation, and that interview at the white house. done without the knowledge of the white house counsel, done without the traditional ways you get to

why would ross harris return to the scene of the crime?now first of all, doing this job enough people do return to the scene of the crime. once he went into the car he realized the child was still alive or was dead and he couldn't take what he had done and he threw the light bulbs. >> prosecutors dissected ross' behavior later that day. witnesses at the scene testified that his reactions were off. >> did he ever ask to be with the child or hold the child? >> not that i recollect. >> prosecutors pointed out that when ross got into the patrol car he complained of all things the heat in the back seat. and while jurors heard that ross seemed disconnected from his son's death, they also heard he was obsessed with the sexual contacts he made outside his marriage, a parade of women took the stand. a woman ross said he was in love with and another he met at his home. >> we had sex. >> and a prostitute. >> did you engage in sexual acts with him in may. >> yes. on three different occasions. >> this is one of the six women ross was communicating with

harris? >> harris: i have two things i want to ask you real quickly. so, when you talk about the president and the way forward, i did understand him to say that they will be watching not only for hot spots but for what to do in those times when things will pop up. he said this may go away. you are citing some research out there that may lead some to believe that. but he did come back with, "but if this rears its head again, this is what we'll do. love a plan." he says we're learning a lot. in that, what has been kind of response on his team? you can see it, they are wearing masks. what has been the response on his team in terms of getting the word out about this vaccine? he says they've been working on things since january. >> and they have. as soon as the genome sequence was posted online, people started working on vaccines. dr. siegel was saying a moment ago, moderna was one of the first companies to jump on this. a number of them have, as well. the president says there's a hundred vaccines out there, 14 of which looked promising. to whittle that dow

harry s. truman, president of the united states.ed senator from the state of missouri for ten years and vice president since the last national election, mr. truman brings to his new high office an understanding of the gigantic american war effort, second only to that of the late president roosevelt. climaxing a long record of senatorial leadership as three of the famous truman committee on war production, his work was a vital factor in the vast allied war effort. at last summer's national democratic convention, harry truman was chosen as candidate for vice president with president roosevelt. his brilliant record hailed at the convention included leadership in legislation for the reciprocal tariff, for the selective service act, land lease and the repeal of the neutrality act. in 1935, he had voted for the world court. and he had consistently given support to the progressive social program of the roosevelt administration. returning to washington with mr. roosevelt, harry truman was now the vice president-elect. in his first speech af

roosevelt, harry truman was now the vice president elect.ch after his inauguration, truman said in this shrinking world, no nation can live safely alone. peace loving nations must band together for the preservation of human progress. as president roosevelt's second in command, these words expressed the american program. franklin roosevelt born to wealth and harry truman one-time farm boy were firmly united on that and every other major world aim. as the nation is plunged into mourning by roosevelt's death, harry s. truman becomes the president, the seventh vice president to assume the office under similar circumstances. he announced that the san francisco conference will go ahead as scheduled and immediately receives the nation's military leaders. war secretary stinson, and admiral king. james f. burns high roosevelt aide who took part in the crimea conference, secretary of state, british form secretary eden and ambassador halifax also arrive with the president. president truman receives thunderous applause. he pledges to carry forward the w

harris: what about arrest. we've seen a few across the co philadelphia in new york city, union square, we have brian yannis heading there and it looks a lot like the scene where you are now, it's packed with people and evolving by the moment. i am curious, are they taking people away? >> not in the way you would expect were re-seen in other places, if you talk to police commanders i know you had burning on earlier, there is a theory in order to arrest somebody it takes overwhelming force, you have to protect the people that are resting the person and they try to take up the key agitators, last night around the white house we were out there for five or six hours and they went back and forth with the secret service pushing over barricades and throwing firecrackers and bricks and injuring officers by the handful. there were only six arrests, there is enormous restraint being shown by these officers who were taking an unbelievable amount abuse, you sit there and think about how angry, they are sitting there cursing

thanks, harris. >> harris: you heard david just reporting, david spunt, and also the president himself a few moments ago, he said, "if there's a reason for mail-in, that's okay."

i'm harris faulkner. for members of the white house corona task force appeared remotely before a senate panel just then, including dr. anthony fauci of nih, who warned of the potential for new outbreaks if states jump checkpoints to reopen. however, senator rand paul pressed dr. fauci. watch. >> the history of this, when we look back, will be of wrong prediction after wrong prediction after wrong prediction. as much as i respect you, dr. fauci, i don't think you are the end-all. i don't think you're the one person to get to make a decision. >> i've never made myself out to be the end-all and only voice of this. i'm a scientist, a physician, and a public health official. i give advice according to the best scientific evidence. but i am very careful, and hopefully humble, in knowing that i don't know everything about this disease, and that's why i am very reserved in making broad predictions. >> harris: chad, you are watching it all with us. he's live now on capitol hill with some highlights. chad? >> good

compare that to 25,000 requests for harry potter books.a key link to the baltnews story. it's rita. she runs a second—hand book website in latvia. baltnews had based its report on data from her site. in its article baltnews claims that on your site mein kampf has been one of the most clicked on titles. there is a section on your site which shows the books that are gaining the most interest. until recently mein kampf was right at the top. how do you explain that? they are page views. they are not the real deals. it is interesting that for this mein kampf about 70% of all clicks are anonymous clicks. if we compare with other most popular books like harry potter, 70% are registered users. so if most of the clicks for mein kampf are anonymous, unregistered users. what does that mean? they can be fake users or whatever how we call them. fake views to create fake news? yes, definitely. the fundamental aim of the russian operation is to undermine the other countries and russia cannot tolerate the success of the baltics that have embraced freedoms

harris: we can see to that are burning right now. >> will try to get to a better view. harris: on the right side of your screen, i will ask to put up so we can tell what. you know what's interesting, you were saying earlier today that they said outside the white house. they were seen earlier today, you can see the remnants of a real protest and calls for justice with george floyd but then as time went on and things evolved, and fires broke out in molotov cocktails and bottles were being thrown and things set ablaze, and you see a trashcan fire and dumpster fires a short time ago, the leader the situation gets, it starts to be away from why they are all there. what about the report, are you seeing anything or people coming in from the outside, can you tell that, some you can by the way there dressed the data not originate in the community, what are you seeing in terms of that. >> the nypd commissioner said today during a press conference that they knew that they did -- one second period sorry security is pushing us for safety, just give us one second period we are okay n

here today's harris faulkner, lisa boothe, fox news contributor. marie harf, executive director of serve america pac and fox news contributor. joining me today, in the center seat, virtually, david webb, a host of "reality check" on fox nation. he is "outnumbered." david, what do you think of ms. pelosi's bill? >> david: pure politics, which is what a lot of democrats have been playing with this, melissa. look, americans watching this, what does $10 million for more national education for the arts belong in this bill? all the things she's doing is just a christmas tree, a way to try and embarrass republicans. we care about jobs for americans as americans and getting our economy back up and running. >> melissa: "the wall street journal" had a take on it this morning in their op-ed section, saying that house democrats introduced the latest coronavirus relief bill on tuesday, and the way to understand is that it has little to do with fighting covid-19. this is speaker nancy pelosi's agenda for 2021 when she expects democrats will run the entire govern

adolf hitler is more popular than harry potter. absolute fake.ou are pushing the narrative of the kremlin. it has begun to feel like a new cold war. but will a global pandemic curb the kremlin‘s global ambitions? he has frozen, he has stalled. i'm on a journey that will take me back to 1989, and across europe, to find out what it was like for moscow to lose an empire, and what russia is doing to rebuild its power. throughout its history, russia has swung between wanting to be part of europe and competing with the west. right now it is set on rivalry and that risks confrontation, especially with the kind of methods moscow has been employing close to home. they call it the jewel of the black sea. crimea. once part of the roman empire, it fell to the ottomans, then the czars and the soviets. most recently it has been part of ukraine, but the beauty belies geopolitical tension. crimea has become a flashpoint between east and west. this is why. in 2014, mask to soldiers in unmarked uniforms seized control of the ukrainian peninsula, crimea. they acqui

harris said yesterday, our numbers are not as good as we would hope. in some cities and counties, montgomery being one of them, there are legitimate concerns with a large number of people being hospitalized, filling our icu beds. this is not only a cause for concern, but it is something we are going to keep a strong ion in the following days and weeks. patient'srness, the in the icu are not all covid-19. if you had had -- if you had a stroke or heart attack, you need to be in an icu bed. the get fully, many of our nursing homes are still a hotbed of activity for covid-19. that is why neither dr. harris nor i can with a clear conscience allow things to return to normal as it relates to reopening our nursing homes and hospitals to visitation beyond compassionate care situations. news also more troubling on the economic front. tomorrow, secretary of labor fitzgerald washington will announce alabama's unemployment rate for april. it seems like a lifetime ago when our unemployment rate was at an all-time record low of 2.7 in the state. peoplere than 500,000

now, here's harris. ♪ >> harris: the trump administration is accusing china of targeting u.s.nstitutions, working to find a cure for coronavirus. you're watching "outnumbered overtime," am harris faulkner. the dhs and fbi are warning china-linked hackers are attempting to take data from u.s. groups studying covid-19 and potential vaccines and treatment. they want to swipe it. this, just a day after senator lindsey graham introduced a bill to sanction china if it fails to cooperate with the coronavirus inveio

. >>> when we come back, senator camilkamala harris is going to us. let control room, put up that photograph of donald trump wearing his mask today. the country should see that very good example of his as much as possible, not because he doesn't want us to see it but because it is actually a good example. kamala harris warned donald trump in very strong language, though, that he is on the verge of committing a federal crime on another front. you'll hear that warning directly from senator harris next. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong.